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YOUR MORNtNO NEWSPAPER THE SHREVF.TORT TIMKS, SHREVEPORT, LA. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 81, 1938 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Pelican School Seniors ACTION COMES AS SUBSTITUTE 21 BARKSDALE PILOTS GIVEN COMMISSIONS i PERSONALS Swedish Massage (22) STEAM BATHS. Massages Oeneral Toning, and Reducing 230-1 Ardli 2-Hai, STEAM bathe, body roasiag" Kdith UvCV 1425 Southern. 1-5052. TUIIKIHH BATHS.

Maasages. Treatment hi graduates. Blllie Carelock. Roy A. Williams, zzzi t-ine.

SWEDISH MASSAGES Turkish bathe, sxerclees Mrs Morgan Phone 2-U69 GOOD THNGS TO EAT TENDER Steak and Lunch Meat. lb. 16 MOORE'S GROCERY. 310 BARKDALE HELP WANTED MALE J-YARD gravel truck. Must he In good condition.

For approximately 1 days hauling. For Information se O. Nelson, Road Superintendent. CadrtoT Parish Warehouse. Phone 2-23412-0711 YOUNG man.

clean cut, with car. to drive salesman. State kind car. Call 2-6839, 9 to 13 am. EXPERIENCED collector, one who Is well acquainted with Shreveport.

Must be able to furnish reference and give bond. State age. experience, married or single. Write Box 403-D. The Times.

Agents and Salesmen (23) i nnn nnnnnn nfic EXPERIENCED wholesale grocery salesman to travel for reliable, established firm. Specify age. experlene and reference. Write Box 836-B, The Times. THEX TIMES OFFERS SPECIAL LOW RATES to person advertising for post, tions.

For Information and assistance la wording an ad stop at the CiasaKltd counter In The Times uuiiaing. SALESMAN Young man to sell Gas Appliances In Mayfield, Ky. State age and experience In detail. Reply Mayfield Executive Office. National Stock Yards.

St. Clair County, Illinois. OLD established firm want man above 85 years to sell Roof Coating. Paints, kindred lines. Liberal commission.

Bi demand. Box 2400, Dallas. Texas. HELP WANTED FEMALE SELL DOUBLE VALUE CHRISTMAS CARD LINE Famous Personal Christmas Cards large selection, low price. Personal Stationery; 7 Box Assortments.

Including 1938 Leader 81 Box 21 Cards. Make up lo 100 profit. Experience unnecessary, S.mnles Free. WALLACE BROWN, Fifth New York pkhsomaL Initial Cards- newest sensation: 21 assortment 21 lovely folders, with sender's Initial in Gold-Silver. Profit 60c.

Other beautiful as-sorlmente; 50 for 81 card, with nam. Profits paid 2 months vacation for part-time worker. Experience unnecessarv-Samples on approval. ARTISTIC, 2U Wv. Elmira.

N. Y. SENDER'S SIGNATURE IN GOLD ON NEW CHRISTMAS WArtun Easiest, quickest money-maker; 21 striking folders, magic ink. retail 81. Profit 100.

Also beautiful name-imprinted ea.rds, 21. Many fast-selling Box Aseortment. 60c up. Get sample FRIENDSHIP, 621 Adams, Elmira7 N. FASTEST-SELLING CHRISTMAS CARDS Earn more with my Christmas moneymakers; 21-Folder 21 Christmas Bx cava you 60c a box.

Full line leaders for 81 Personals. Free Sample Otfr. srHWER. Dept. 69, Westfield.

Maes. WANT white lady to keep houss on farm; 8 adults. Address S. H. McCrary.

Dub- berly. I-a. LADY over 30 with car; frea to travel with lady lactory Box 269-H. The Time. Male and Female (29) REGISTER for under-graduata nursing, housekeepers, Mr.

Bailey Register. 2-6695. COLLEGE graduates or unemployed teach, era for contact work. Commission basis, Write Box 317-H. The Times.

Employment Agencies (30) TEACHERS WANTED LATE VACANCIES Teachers wanted. Fee 23 Pr Nation-Wide Teachers Bureau 518 First National Bank POSITIONS WANTED Male (31) EDUCATED colored man. 24, experienced chauffeur, porter, houseman. 2-3908. COLORED boy wanta work, chauffeur.

truck driver, porter; references. 8-5670-J YOUNG MAN Tyler commercial graduate; clerical, bookkeeping, typing. References. 2-(07. YOUNG man.

educated, desires Job. Ex- perlenced writer, actor, dramatist, print- er. Anvthing considered. Writ Box 14S-J. The Time COLORED man.

25 years old, experienced chauffeur, truck driver; consider any thing. 2-9654. I WILL drive to California for anyone go- in next week in exenanse vi erfncea. 4 7 15 -Jb EXPERIENCED colored boy want job km chauffeur or irur HIGH SCHOOL graduate. tu'n neerlng Centenary nights, needs work.

8-3524. YOUNG mn, high school graduate, wants work. Any honest work considered. 8-5411. YOUNG MAN, 20.

high school graduate, ts-oist. desires clerical position; anything considered. A-l character reference. 3-7951. AUTOMOBILE mechanic, 12 years- Per-ence.

Tak shop on commission. fra Box I67-A. The Times. Female (32) NEAT, experienced cook and maid, with references, l'none YOUNG lady needs work: carhop, P.B.X. operator, elevator, stenographer.

2-4763. NEAT colored girl want work. Experienced maid, nurse and cook; refer ences. Phone -s4. BEAUTY school tudent desires work private home.

2-0348. TYPING don at 74 4 Grand avenue. Ac-rurate. Reasonable. Phone 44 40.

CAPAiiLE experienced bookkeeper, sta-noxrapher: machln and general ledger. pnone -fSL'tt. FOR EXPERIENCED and capable steno grapher, call NEAT colored woman wants work; cook, housework; laundry. 2-5278. PRACTICAL nurse, 6 years' experience.

Phone 2-0691. WANTED TO BUY Household Articles (34)1 11IGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR Household and Office Furniture Auction Exchange, Inc. 8S2 TEXAS AVE. PHONB 2-408 GET OUR PRICES before you sell yoaji. furniture and wood cook stoves.

Allison Furniture Co. 1150 TEXAS AVE. PHONE 4548 FURNITURE WANTED ALL KINDS HIGHEST PRICKS PAID McLendon, 1148 Texas, 2-6240 HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID HOUSEHOLD AND OFFICE FURNITURE Regent Furniture Exchange I15 TEXAS AVE. PHONE 2-167! I WE PAY MORE FOR FURNITURE PHONE 2-7818 717-19 MILAM ST. OI.OBB FURNITURE HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID AVENUE FURNITURE 1047 TEXAS AVE PHONE 2-8898 Wanted Miscellaneous (35)( ARE YOU WANTED WHAT H.AVE YOU? Furniture, fans, lawn mowers, baby buggies, farm implements, livestock, etc.

Turn them Into ready cash a Times 'result" sd. PHONE 8811 or 8121. TAILOR'S SEWl.NU MACHINE WANTEIV 523 KDW AHP8 CASH FtlH ANYTHING RACKET STORE. 1817 TEX A VB. WE PAY MOST FOR OLD GOLD.

Silver. wainington-youree Antique Shop 21 TO 12 MORE for suit, or overcuais. City Clothing store, 815 Common. 2-9737 22 to 27 PAID FOR USED SUITS Also Old Gold. 608 Common, Phone 4U08.

PLAYERS' CAST FOR 'TOVARICff IS ANNOUNCED Marcella Martin and James Ferguson Have Leads; Opens Oct. 10 Miss Marcela Martin and Lieut. James Ferguson will have the leading roles In the first production of the Little Theatre season "Tovarlch," to open at 8:15 pm, Oct. 10, John Wray Toung, director of the theatre, announced Tuesday. Miss Martin wtl play the Grand Duchess Tatlana Petrovna, the exiled White Russian noblewoman in Jaques Deval's comedy.

Lieutenant Ferguson will play her husband, Prince Mlkall Alexandrovltch Ouratleff. Other members of the cast will be Alice Huddleston, as Fernande Du-pont; Roy V. Odom, as Charles Du-pont; Mrs. Leroy Smallenberger, as Olga; Rupert Peyton, as Count Feodor Brekenskl; Dr. Luke M.

Marcello, as Chauffourier-Dubieff; Charles Russell, as Martelleau; Mrs. G. H. Cassity, as Louise: James Wiley, as Oeorges Dupont; Beverly Wright, as Helene DuPont; Halgler Henry, as the con cierge; Mrs. Earl Lyle, as Madame Van Hemert; E.

Finch, as Madame Chauffourler-Dubleff; and R. R. Oroves as Commissar Gorotchenko. "Tovarlch" will play at the Little Theatre, 8ofl Margaret place, every night through Saturday of the week of Oct. 10.

JAMES H. FAY TAKES LEAD (Continued From Pare One.) tarlal nomination in Massachusetts. Leverett Saltonstall easily victorious In a contest for the Republican gubernatorial nomination in th same state. Gov. Philip F.

LaFolIette far in the lead for the Progressive gubernatorial nomination in Wisconsin, and Robert K. Henry, coalition candidate, lead ing for the Democratic, but trailing for the Republican gubernatorial nominations. A close race betweej Lieut. Gov. Herman L.

Ekern and Representative Thomas R. Amlle for the Wisconsin Progressive nomination to the senate. Scouts to Entertain at Lions Club Meet Two scoutmasters and several scouts of Troop No. 8, sponsored by the Shreveport Lions club, will be pres ent at the regular luncheon meeting of the club at noon today In the Washlngton-Youree hotel. The leaders.

Scoutmaster Ralph L. Whitman and his assistant, Melvln McDuff, will give a review of the troop's activities during the past several months. A scouting skit will be presented by several members of the troop. Leon Booth's technicolor motion- picture, "A Pay at Camp Caddo," photographed at the Boy Scout headquarters on the lake, is scheduled to be shown. The program will be given under the direction of Jack Volght, chairman of the boys and girls committee.

In China, the family name comes first, thus Li Hung Chang is a member of the LI family. CLASSIFIED RATES She hrttieporl Tli Paw wltt th MOST Want ass Effective October IS, MIT LOI7INIAKA. ARKAVKaa TIfll Vail orders are cash with copy DAILY 0B ICNDAI Five Word to Each Llae Minimum Spate 1 Lines RATES PER LINE PER DAY 7 Times Consecutive 12c Line I Time, including Sunday Per Line lie Per Lie 20o Per Line 120 Per Line Times, week Day 1 Time. Week Dav Time, Bunder Special Discount for Cash Ads Over Hit Wont-Ad Counter TELEPHONE ADS are "accommodatlen account" and are duo and payaM Isnnndiately. RATE EXCEPTIONS Minimum Space IS Ante Lines peclal Notices.

Card of Thank, la Memorlama. II. All other Notice. Bids. per line for tlret and alternate la sertfons: subsequent consecutive Insertions, 17 per lint.

CANCELLATIONS Ads cancelled nnt liter then I a m. for tke following morning' edition, with etoes-tlon of Sundays (for Monday) St 1:10 p.m. Advertisement ordered for more thin eae time end stopped before full run will be charted for 'the actual number of time the ed appeared, based on toe rate earned. ERRORS Tie Time thibllshmt will not be responsible for more then one Incorrect Insertion. Errors should be reported Immediately.

The Times Publishing reserves the right to reject at any time any (OPT deemed objectionable. CLOSING HOURS Want ad are accepted up to 7 p. m. fee publication the next day. The closlns hours for the Sundav edition le I p.

m. Saturday. The Classified Dept is opes undeys 28 to II and i te I a WANT AD TO PHONE YOUR 6811 LEGAL NOTICES Succession Notices (4) Notice to the Taxpayers of Caddo Parish in compliance with Act let of 111), emended by Ait ill of 11, beginning September It. 1938, the ssaeasment rolls of Caddo Parleh will be open for review for a period of twenty days, after which time the Caddo Parish Police Jory will elt a a Board of Reviewer to hear complaints as to values fixed by the Louisiana Tax Commission. A.

G. Hammett, Tax Assessor CADDO PARISH. LOUISIANA The Time), Eept II, 21, 28; Oct 1, 1131. BANQUET, DANCE OCT. 1 TO LAUNCH V.

F. W. CAMPAIGN The 1939 membership drive of the J. Milton Edwards post No. 2238, Veterans of Foreign Wars, will be launched with a free banquet and dance to be staged Oct.

1 at the Forty and Eight clubhouse on Cross lake, it was announced at a meeting of the post at the municipal audi-tirium Tuesday night. All veterans of this vicinity are Invited to attend the banquet and dance, according to Dr. C. L. Crump, post commander.

Through this method It Is hoped to increase thi membership for 1939, Dr. Crumo said. NEW CHARTER VOTED DOWN Natchitoches Citizens, By Decisive Ballot, Reject Proposed Change Natchitoches, Sept. 20 (Special) Voters of Natchitoches today rejected a proposed new charter for the city by a decisive majority. The vote was 642 to 318.

The new charter was prepared at the Instance of the present city com mission which urged its adoptiton, while a number of people actively fousrht it through circulars which were issued after plana for holding a general mass meeting of citizens were discarded. One city commissioner following the defeat of the proposed special charter Indicated that he might initiate a move designed to have Natchitoches adopt the model char ter suggested by the state, the commissioners' have characterized the present charter as outmoded. The vote by precincts was: one for 86, against 213; two for 107, against 203; three for 126, against 126. REPORTS TO BE GIVEN ON SCOUT DRIVE PROGRESS Reports from workers In the eight divisions of the Norwela council financial campaign, which openeJ Tuesday, will be heard at a meeting today in the Washlngton-Youre hotel. Ward Delaney, chairman of the drive, Will preside.

Purpose of the campaign, ScoJt Executive Henry G. Shires said, for Improvements at Camp Caddo on Caddo lake and for Boy Scout main tenance. The goal of the drive, which will continue through Friday, is $18,742.50. Approximately 500 workers, SO of whom are Shreveport women, compose eight divisions of the drive. Th-s groups are as follows: Ladles, public utilities, professional, non-resldent3, industrial, business, Initial gifts and publicity.

YEAR'S SENTENCE GIVEN SHREVEPORT MAN FOR FORGERY L. C. Winn of Shreveport pleaded guilty to charges of forgery and uttering and was sentenced to serve one year on the Caddo parish penal farm by Judge Robert J. O'Neal in the Caddo parish criminal court Tuesday. Winn previously served six-month sentence on the farm for a similar offense.

Other sentences passed by Judge O'Neal following pleas of guilty were: Johnnie Johnson, larceny, one year oi. the parish farm on two of each charges, ths sentences to run con currently; J. C. Brinner, arrested at Gillam, 30 days for drunk driving; Gaston Lewis, larceny, six months on the parish penal farm; Oscar Ford, assault and battery, $10 and costs or 10 days; Leon Stephenson, alias Rob ert L. Stephenson, bad check, $25 and costs or 30 days on each of two charges; Jimmy Spears, vagrancy, 10 days; Joen Daniels, false pretense, 90 days, and Ray Grosco, passing a bad check and disposing of mortgaged property, 90 days on each charge, the sentences ot run concurrently.

Letter to Police Chief Tells of Negro Tragedy "Charlie Jackson, Shreveport, La. please find him," was the address on a letter received Tuesday by E. E. Norvell, chief of police. The letter, addressed in care of the chitf, was sent air-mail from Okla homa City, Okla, to inform Jackson that his 67-year-old brother, Allen Jackson, negro WPA worker, had been killed in Oklahoma City when he fell from a truck and was crushed be neath the wheels.

In painful script "Sister Gertie begged Jackson to go to Tuscon, Ariz, his brother's former home, to take care of the loose ends left by his brother's death. Police Tuesday night had not been able to find Jackson. 15 Shreveporters on Honor List at L. S. U.

The names of 15 Shreveporters ap peared on a list of honor students released recently by the academic dean of Louisiana State University for the 1937-38 school session, it was learned here Tuesday. The list contained 297 names. The following names appeared on the list: Students making an plus average, Mollie Ellerbe and Freddye Williams, M. H. Levy, seniors, and H.

J. Koutso. Those mak ing a plus average, Frances Junior and W. B. Ogllvle, senior, teachers college; Horace M.

Holder, senior Jaw; S. J. oythree, and r. C. Rogers, engineering; I.

H. Hart commerce; C. K. Bates, arts and sciences; Prances Chadwlck, M. Dur-ham.

T. O. McClellan, and U. H. Steer, freshmen agriculture.

ETEX FAIR FOUNDER DIES Tyler. Sept. 20 lp). C. Boon, 72, founder of the East Texas fair here, died tonight during ita 29th annual exhibition.

Funeral services will be held tomorrow. Survivors in clude the widow; a son, C. W. Boon a sister, Mrs. Horace Booth of Houston, and a foster daughter, Mrs.

B. B. Watson. Many cities are finding their air port runways too small provide safe landing and takeoff facilities for the latest types of planes. ANSWER TO YESTERDAY'S TWIZZLER The original aunts were $4.84 for AI, $2.42 for Bill and $3.63 for Charlie.

Bin owed Al $1.21 and Charlie was even. John Dili Co.) SPECIAL NOTICES svr; rr Bias and Proposals (6) i -ri-iiM--arxju Bids Requested for Emergency j-ievee mgnway Project ror the construction of the following project will be received 57 Highway Commission, o. zuii. Highway Office Annex. V.

until 9:45 a.m, uii eanraa.r, October 8. 19.19 propose! will not bo received after this hour. At 10:00 o'clock a.m. of the same day and dale they will be publicly opened and reed In the Chamber of the House wwinura in tne Stat Capitol PR ADVERTISEMENT: STATE PROJECT 1307, MILE BAYOU BEND NEW LEVEE HIGHWAY. Located in CADDO PARISH.

Bouts No. 65, Length 0 888 mile Type: GRADING AND DRAINAGE STRUCTURES. Proposal form will be Issued only to 'general contractors" licensed by the Louisiana Stats Licensing- Board for mineral t-ontractors." Room 10S, Rey-mond Building. Baton Rouge. Louisiana.

or to an authorised representative of a iicensea contractor, and in do event will proposal forms bs issued later than twenty-four hour prior to the hour and date set for receiving nroooeels. It win be necessary for ths bidder to show evi dence of licenss before a proposal Is Issued, In accordance with Act No. 897 of the Regular Session of 1931 of the Legislature of Louisiana. The rule and regulations of ths Louisiana State Licensing Board for Oeneral Contractors, dated February li, 1927, will apply. Proposal forms will be Issued to non-licensed contractor when the 'estimated cost of the Improvement Is less than 110.000.00, but in no event will proposal forms be Issued later than twenty-four hours prior to the hour and date set for receiving proposal.

Full Information and proposal form are available at the offices of the Highway Commission at Baton Rouge. Plans and specifications may be Inspected at said office or will be furnished upon payment of 1. 10 (not to be refunded). LOUISIANA HIGHWAY COMMISSION L. P.

ABERNATHY, CHAIRMAN. The Shreveport Times, October 1, inclusive. Sept. 17 through Notice to Contractors Sealed proposals for the construction ot th following projects will be received by the Louielana Highway Commission, Room No. 202, Highway Office Annex, Baton Rouge, Louisiana, until 9:45 a.m.

on Wednesday, October 193S. Proposal will not be received after this hour. At 10:00 o'clock a.m. of the same dey and date they will be publicly opened and read In the Chamber of the House of Representative in the State Capitol. STATE (BOND F.

PROJECT NO. 1261; FEDERAL AID SECONDARY PROJECT NO. FAS 14-A-(1); PLEASANT HILL-BLACK LAKE HIGHWAY. Located in BIENVILLE PARISH: Route 848: Length: 3.126 miles. Tyle: GRADING AND SURFACING and other work in connection therewith.

Charge for plan I J. 50. STATE (BOND F. PROJECT NO. 1277, FEDERAL AID SECONDARY PROJECT NO.

FAS 17-A-fl); E-INT. ROUTE 90 HIGHWAY. Located in BOSSIER AND WEBSTER PARISHES; Route No. 181. Length: 2.171 miles.

Type: GRADING AND SURFACING and other work In connection therewith. Charge for plana $2.50. Tha attention of bidder Is directed to the special provisions covering subletting or assigning the contract. Th minimum wags paid to all skilled labor employed on these contracts shall be seventy-five (75) cent per hour. The minimum wage paid to all Intermedi ate labor employed on these contract shall be forty-five (45) cents per hour.

The minimum wage paid to all unskilled labor employed on these contract snail be thirty. (30) cent per hour. Proposal form will be issued only to "general contractors licensed Dy tne Louisiana 8tats Licensing Board for General Contractors." Room 203, Rey-mond Building. Baton Rouge. Louisiana, or to an authorised representative of a licensed contractor, and In no event will proposal forms be issued later than twenty-four hours prior to the hour and data set for receiving proposals.

It will be necessary for the bidder to show evidence ot license before a proposal is Issued. In accordance with Act No. 397 of the Regular Session of 1938 of the Legislature of Louisiana. Th rule and regulations of ths Louielana State Licensing Board for General Contractors, dated February 11. 1937, will apply.

Proposal forma wilt bs Issued 1o non- licensed contractor wnen u' cost of the Improvement I less than 110,000 00, but in no event wlH proposal forms be Issued later than twenty-four hours prior to the hour and date set for receiving proposals. Full Information and proposal forms are available at the orrices oi me nn Commission at Baton Rouge. Plans and specification may be Inspected at said offlcs or will be furnished upon payment of amounts specified above (no. to be refunded), LOUISIANA HIGHWAY COISSION L. P.

ABERNATHY. CHAIRMAN. The Shreveport Times, Sept. 17 through October 1. inclusive.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS CANCELLATION BEQUEST FOR BIDS Not'ce 1 hereby given that the Louisiana Highwsy Commission nas i for bids for construction of the project described below, bids for which were to have been received and opened on Wednesday. October 6. STATE (BOND F.R) PROJECT NO 1.240. Y-1NT. ROUTE 1 HIGHWAY.

Located in CADDO PARISH. Route C-15-5. Length: 7.717 miles. TYPE: Grading and surfacing and other work in connection therewith. LOUISIANA HIGHWAY COMMISSION.

I. P. ABERNATHY, CHAIRMAN. September 19. 19S8.

The Times, Sept. 21 through 26. 1938. CARD OF THANKS WE DESIRE to thank our relative ana friends for kindness ana us at the sudden death of our beloved mother, Mr. LouissRothenberger.

Many thanks for the beautiful flowers. All have o.ur everlasting gratitude. ROTHENBERGER. SONS AND DAUHTER. ANNOUNCEMENTS -huntm 1617 STORAGE ti MO Mrw and Wiley.

Inc. 408 Cotton WA TE 1.000 WATCHES TO CLEAN FOR II Mainsprings. ls. A J. K.

AACH, 522 EDWARDS ST. Miller's Bluff Ferry K. Joins Vivian. Plain Dealing: 8 CaraJTrlp. SHREVEPORT WINDOW CI-EANINO CO.

211 AL-ADAse PHONK IKl EXPERT body and fender repairs, mgn-land Paint Hodv Shop. 6446 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES ROOMING and boarding house! always fiiirf: reasonable rent. Sell cheap lor cash. Write Box 158-A. The Times, FOR SALE Drugstore.

South Small investment- Big "jrltlc" at once. Write Box 172 AM. Ths Time, Meet and Name Officers Pelican, La, Sept. 20 (Special) New officers of the Pelican hlgb school senior class were elected at special meeting Monday. Pat Cham berlln was named president, Charlei Buckner was chosen vlce-presiden and Mildred Valentine was elected secretary.

J. J. Webb, school prln clpal. Is the class eponser. DOUBLE DEATH INVESTIGATED Tests Being Made by Ala bania Toxicologisls of Sudden Fatalities A former resident of Shreveport and her husband died suddenly at their home in Monroe ville, Ala, with In two days of each other and police of that city are now investigating the deaths, it was disclosed by rela tives of the couple here Tuesday.

Mrs. John Rumbley, the former Miss Annie Betts of this city, and her husband suddenly were taken 111 at their home. Mrs. Brumley died on September 13 and the death of her husband two days later on Sep tember 15, according to a dispatch Officers became suspicious and sent the viscera to the state toxlcologist at Auburn, Ala, for examination. No information on the deaths will be given until a report is received from the toxlcologist, Circuit Court Solicitor R.

L. Jones said. Among Mrs. Brumley's survivors here are Mrs. Bonnie Katz Batchelor, Dr.

Fred Ratzburg and Elbert Betts. Mrs. Rumbley was born and reared In Shreveport and left here 19 years ago. Mr. Rumbley was a native of Marlon county, Ala.

BOSSIER WOMAN MAY ADOPT GIRL LEFT WITH HER A pretty five-year-old girl, left In a Bossier City home several weeks ago by her penniless mother who was hitch-hiking to Dallas, Texas, may be adopted if the mother will give her consent. Mrs. A. M. Teague, 1405 East Texas street, said she has made up her mind she will adopt the child if the mother, now employed at Dallas, will agree.

"I had a card from her saying she had found a Job and was coming back for her daughter as soon as she possibly could," Mrs. Teague explained. "I am going to ask her then If I may adopt the child. She's the prettiest little girl I ever saw." The little girl was sickly and hun gry when Mrs. Teague found her and her mother resting under a shade tree In her yard at Bossier City.

Mrs. Teague persuaded the mother to leave the girl with her while she continued the hltch-hlklng trip to Dallas. REALTORS WILL PUBLICIZE LAW ON RENT NOTICE Miss Beulah Brown was accepted as a new member of the Shreveport Real Estate Board at a monthly luncheon meeting of the board Tues day at the Washlngton-Youree hotel. Because of the general unfamiliar- lty for newcomers to the city of the state statute pertaining to the length of rental notice necessary tot vacating a house, the board in a resolution Instructed the president and secretary to Issue a copy of the law to every realtor member for display for the convenience of the public. The motion was made by li.

B. Stoer. The rental notice law In effect states that the lessee In vacating the premises must give the owner or his agent ten days' wrlten notice immediately preceding the expiration of the month. In a letter to the board, Floyd K. Hodges, president of the Caddo Taxpayers association.

paid tribute to T. 8. Neal and his committee lor the untiring efforts in the development of the organization. Mr. Neal is chairman of the board's legislative and taxation committee which includes Donald Scott and r.

J. Zuzak. Bus Company Seeks to Purchase Four Routes Hearing on the application of the Trl-State Transit company of Shreveport for purchase of four bus routes was set for Sept. 30 at Jackson, Miss, by the interstate commerce commission. Trl-State told the commission that purchase of the operating rights on the four routes would enable the Shreveport company to extend Its services and make profitable routes out of ones now not profitable be cause of duplications.

The firm asked for authority to ac quire the operating rights of the Mag nolla Motor Lines, Jackson, Miss, the Mlssissippl-Loulana Bus Line, M. L. Varnado of Bogalusa and J. Randall of Jackson. HELD IN DR1VINO CHARGE F.

M. Bain, 34, of 4224 FalrfleU avenue, was arrested late Tuesday night on a charge of driving while in an intoxicated condition alter he allegedly ran a red light at the intersection of Jordon street and Texas avenue and narrowly missed a colli sion with a car operated by Patrol man Flory. Patrolman Flory was en route to the police station when Balu drove in front of him, pursuing zig-zag course, he said. NKGRO IS INDICTED Memphis. Tenn, Sept.

20 IP). A. Mobley, Memphis negro captured re cently after a gun battle with Marks, Miss, officers, was Indicted today by the Shelby county grand Jury on four charges growing out of the holdup shooting of Forrest Darnell here Sept 1. Darnell was shot three times and his companion criminally assaulted Mobley was Indicted on charges of assault to murder, criminal assaul robbery and carrying a pistol. Britain's National Motorists asso ciation Includes in lta membership free personal accident Insurance.

Growing Grocery Business Old. established. Ideal location, low overhead and grossing over 150.000 per year. Will stand most rigid Investigation. Stock and fixtures will Inventory around It, 000, all of which must be cash.

No bonus for business. Owner selling account ot Illness. Also dandy grocery located on main thoroughfare ot city. Doing over 110.000 per year and business can be doubled In 10 days. Two-story brick building with living quarters over atore.

Low rental. Will inventory above (1.500. No bonus. Owner has other business. These stores exclusive.

Shown only by appointment and to qualified purchasers. ids. Bowles Phone Rem. 1-3919. Nation Wide Service Bureau 51 Fitat National Bank Bids.

2-468 CHEVROLET AGENCY Oood (or 150 to 200 car annually. Located In section of North Louisiana. Will Inventory 110,000. No charge for -ood will. DRUG STORE In fast-growing community with large payroll.

Here I a future for live druggist. Property and all only $4,000. GROCERY and Market, located In thriving parish seat. Priced to sell. Nation-Wide Service Bureau 51t First National Bank Bldg.

2-4686 OAS STATION, grocery store, market. Living quarters; doing good business; sacrifice; leaving is reason for selling. Consider light car or trailer In trade. Plnecroft Grocery, Mansfield Road or write Box 23, Cedar Grots station. Shreveport.

La. WE BUY dry goods stores, men's wear. shoes, write i. A. eooasiaib rirk.

PATENT ATTORNEY A. F. Flournoy 203 Rlcon-Brewster Bids. 1-3743 2-80 Free Consultations Tuesday. 10 to LOST AND.

FOUND LOST White male English bulldog. Brown spots on eyes. Reward. 3-4781. FOUND between Mlnden and Glhsland.

back section of stake body ana tire. Owner Identify and pay for ad. Call W. H. Luck, Minden, La.

INSTRUCTIONS Educational-Schools (15) TWO scholarships to local business college for sale at big dlecount. uorr. isze Texas Phone 2-5601. Shreveuort Beautv School Largest and Most Modern In Ark-La-Tex KAH.N IUU NEW CLASSES NOW FORMING 412 Milam St Mrs. Vera Rogers SPECIAL REDUCED SUMMER RATES Majestic Beauty School COMMISSIONS PAID TO STUDENTS WHILE LEARNING ENROLL NOWl Apply er write os Miiamst.

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He said If the transportation is undertaken A an emergency action, the period of emergency must be de fined, which he said would be Impossible to do until a high school at Cedar Grove had been provided for definitely. "We must go into this transporta tion proposition with the full knowledge that other sections of Shreve port will have the right to demand the same service," he said. Bin Cost $5,000 Yearly The argument was against a mo tion to award a contract for bus transportation to and from Byrd high school for approximately 364 students living in Cedar Grove to the Shreveport Traction Co. at a contract round-trip fare of 8 cents per pupil each day. The annual cost was estimated at $5,000.

The board at a previous meeting rejected a proposal by Mr. Rellly that the Cedar Grove school and other projects be constructed through bond issue ruling a bond issue could not be submitted until after the tax payers have renewed the one-mill levy in district No. 1 for buildings, it was pointed out. Under this policy, Mr. Rellly said, the people in Cedar Grove cannot ex- pect a high school before 1841 at the earliest.

During that period, the total cost of transportation of the students would be at least $20,000 he added. $30,000 Available Now He proposed the school district's share of the total project be financed from the 1938 and 1839 building fund. He said only $40,000 of the in the building fund this year has been pledged, leaving an anticipated $50,000 available this year. The entire $90,000 would be avall- ble to draw from next year, he said. He also argued that by securing a PWA grant the city could save ap proximately $100,000 on the building, which the board had virtually pledged Itself to construct two years ago.

Wilbur Yearwood, Cedar Grove member of the board who explained the new proposal caught him by surprise, said he was heartily In favor of the construction of a Cedar Grove school but that he would rather wait than get a school not suitable. Would Permit Additions Rellly explained in reply that a building of modern type which would permit additions, if they are needed in the future, oould be provided ith $225,000. A building approxi mately the same size as the new Rodessa school which might accommodate 600 pupils was advanced. A high school at Cedar Grove would be the third high school in Shreveport. Rellly said the building in Cedar Grove would relieve congestion at Byrd and Fair Park high schools and enabled the expansion of some departments he said are badly in need of enlargement.

The proposal came in the meeting as a surprise and discussion lasted more than an hour before a vote was taken. The school board was in a special meeting at open bids for the con-1 structlon of a Greenwood school. Greenwood Contract Given Contract for the Greenwood struc ture was awarded to the C. H. Tread-well Construction company on a low bid of $34,940.

The building will be constructed as a PWA project. Other bids received Included Maples Construction Co, Glassell Oeneral Contractors, Werner Co, F. D. Welch, McMlchael Construction Co, and Pittman $38,951. Dolph Frantz appeared before the board, asking that Monday, Oct.

24, which is children's day at the Louisi ana State fair, be declared a holiday in all Caddo parish schools. The board declared the day a holiday. In other action, the board accepted $27,000 PWA grant for a negro in dustrial school and refused, in effect. to accept pupils living in Arkansas In the school at Ida without payment of tuition by the state of Arkansas. Mrs.

John S. McCullough Dies In Mercer, Pa. Mrs. John S. McCullough, about 65, of 913 Erie street, wife of J.

S. McCullough, president of the Tri- Angle Drilling company here, died at a.m. Tuesday In Mercer, Pa, after an illness of one year. Mr. and Mrs.

McCullough, former residents of Mercer, had been living in Shreveport for more than 30 years. After spending one year In California for Mr. McCullough's health, they went to Mercer, an old home, about three months ago. Funeral services will be held at 7 p.m. Thursday in Mercer, employes of the Trl-Angle Drilling company said Tuesday.

Mr. and Mrs. McCullough have no children. Marshall Man Indicted In Caddo Lake Shooting Longvlew, Texas, Sept. 20 (Special).

Earlton Wood, 25, city employe at Marshall, was indicted for murder late today by a Gregg county grand Jury in connection with the fatal shooting of Xj. E. Merritt at Caddo lake, in Harrison county, Aug. 28 No indictment was returned against Earny Miller, who was under a bond. Merritt was shot while he and R.

Wilson of Ponca City, were rid ing in a motor boat. Ho died several days after being wounded. The bullet that resulted in Merrltt's death also passed through Wilson's hand. Caddo Parish Singers Gather at Ida Sunday The Caddo Singing convention will hold an all-day sing In the high school auditorium at Ida, beginning at 10 a.m. Sunday, which the conven tion has designated as Caddo Offi cial day.

Ida citizens will entertain ths singers at home dinners. The con ventlon expects some of the best singers of the Ark-La-Tex area to attend. Air Reserve Officers to Be come 2nd Lieutenants on October 1 Twenty-one lr reserve pilot cn active duty Barksdale Field uc-cesafiUly passed examinations taken there last July and have been given regular army commissions, as second lieutenants, effective October 1, It as announced at the local post Tuesday. The pilot given commis sions were: O. O.

Atkins, Lulkin, Texas, 77th pursuit squadron, February, 1938; F. E. Brenner, Manhattan, 13th attack squadron, June, 1938; William Van Deman Brown, Atlanta, 79th pursuit squadron, June, 1933; W. D. Arlington.

Texas, 79th pursuit squadron, February, 1936; Arch G. Campbell. Fort Woith, Texas, 90th attack squadron, February, 1936; James Ferguson, WhitUer, Calif, 79th pursuit squadron, June 1936; John S. Hardy, Lo-gansport. 8th attack squadron, February, 1936; Clyde C.

Harris, Birmingham, headquarters third wing, June. 1932; Charles D. Jones, Jackson, 8th attack squadron, July, 1935; Ernest W. Keating, Black-well, Texas, 77th pursuit squadron, June, 1938; Herman F. Lowery, Hat-tiesburg, headquarters, third attack group, October, 1937; Robert K.

Martin, Dayton, Ohio, 8th attack squadron, June, 1934; Morris Pelham, Anniston, Ala, 13th attack squadron, October. 1937; Arman Peterson, Flagstaff, 77th pursuit squadron, October. 1937; Claude Putnam, Jacksboro, Texas, 90th attack squadron, June, 1938; Whitman T. Rlson, Chatham, Va, BOth attack squadron, February, 1938; Craven C. Rogers, Wagoner, Okla, headquarters, third attack group, October, 1932; Robert F.

Strickland, Cleo. 13th attack squadron, February, 1933; Frederick J. Suterlin, Miami Springs, Fla, 13th attack squadron, October, 1937; Avelln P. Tackon, Mobile, Ala, 55th pursuit squadron, October, 1937, and Herbert M. West, San Antonio, Texas, 8th attack squadron, October, Font "FLYING FORTRESSES LIE AT BASE TODAY Four of the GHQ Air Force "flying fortresses" bombers are expected at Barksdale Field today en route to Langley Field, Va, from the American Legion convention at Los Angeles.

The officers and crews are expected to remain overnight, proceeding eastward Thursday. Y.M.C.A. Board Approves "Health Unit" Program The Y.M.C.A. board of directors r.t a meeting at noon Tuesday voted to add to the 'Y" program a "health unit," consisting of electric cabinet baths, Infra lamps, other health-promoting instruments and a series of sittlng-up exercises. A committee in charge of purchasing and installing the equipment includes Sam Bailey Hicks, chairman; Dr.

D. R. Maclntyre, C. C. Huffman, J.

A. Walden and Henry Schwartz. Headquarters for the unit, which mainly will be operated for the benefit of Shreveport business men, will be in the physical department' of the M. R. Shelton, general secretary, said.

Airlines Official Stops In Shreveport Tuesday Bruce B. Braun, vice-president and operations manager of the Chciago and Southern Airlines, visited Shreveport Tuesday on an Inspection flight over the route of the proposed Memphis, Tenn, to Houston, Texas, airline. Mr. Braun was traveling In a private plane piloted by J. H.

Wheeler, Shell Petroleum company representative. Chicago and Southern has made application lor authorization to carry passengers and express on the proposed route. Mr. Braun was inspecting proposed Intermediate stops on the line. Byrd Students Elect Cheer Leaders Today Four students, two boys and two girls, will be selected cheer leaders of the Byrd high school at an election of the student body this morning.

Fourteen boys and girls are competing for positions on the cheer team. They are: Joel Kizer, Sonny Miller, Johnny Creed, Carl Fuller, Jim Bostick, Thomas Shuford, Brady Porter, Marlln Drake, Kennth Gaul-, Edwin Noland, Martha Haygood, Virginia Judy, Maggie Belle Atkins and Scouts Gustlne. Speakers Club Elects C. C- Colquitt President Election of new officers featured a reorganization meeting of the Speakers club, a function of the local Y.M.CA. at 6:30 p.m.

Monday in the building. C. C. Colquitt, connected with the Interstate Electric company, was elected president, E. J.

Coen was chosen vice-president, and S. B. Heard was re-elected secretary-treasurer. Two guests, Clyde Van Dyke and Fred Beddoe, were present at the meeting. West 70th Extension Bid of SI 03,333 Taken The Louisiana highway sion announced Tuesday at Baton Rouge, according to the Associated Press, that it had let the contract for T.T miles of grading and su facing on the West 70th street ex tension to the Wlmberly Constni- tion company of Arcadia.

The bid was 1103.333 and was low among the various bids (received by the com mission Sept. 7. The exact iU of the work- is the ftreteh between Flournoy and in Usrsettlon of West 70th with state route No. 1..