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Thf. Shrf.veport Ttmf Sunday-. Julv 29 19o6 3-C EMPLOYMENT REPAIR-IT SERVICE CALL ON US (36) Male Help Wanted (23) Plumbing, Heating SEE MARKET CORRECTION WALL STREET HEARS REPAIR-IT SERVICE Window Cleaning RESIDENT AND COMMERCIAL Also Floors Waxed Shreveport Window Cleanin Co Hicou-Brewster Phore 4-47l9 Ark-La-Tex Men In the Service AT ANY TIME SAVE up to S150 on your filter bed. Guaranteed, board of health, approved. A-l Septic Systems Phone 4-0251 Dav or Night Authorized Maytae Parts- Sales Service 707 T1RF SFRVTCt 7T7 Croc ett Ph 3-4101 2S) Radio-TV kepairs i when we can help you with your advertising (14) Carpenter, Remodel S2 House Calls $2 Parts and Service Guaranteed SHIRLEY'S T.

V. 6-8385 A National Food Co. NEEDS 2 salesmen for ri'eadctuar- ters in Shreveport. Income $150 weekly and tip depending upon ability. experience anr! effort.

For Interview call Bill 5-7481 MONDAY AND TUESDAY 5 TILL 8 P.M. Murray's TV Service problems. A trained NEW YORK, July 28 (INS) Wall Street hears: Emboldened by Friday's sell-off after six straight weeks of advancing prices, bears freely predict a market correction, or at least a sideways movement for this week. Not a little of their argument is drawn from the similar action of the market during and after the HOUSE CALLS S3 Ph. 8-4197 Geiser Counter REAL CLAY TILE will last forever Repair your old bathroom or kitchen with permanent easy to keep fireproof Ceramic tile IT COSTS SO LITTLE NO DOWN PAYMENT UP TO .16 MONTHS TO PAY FREE ESTIMATES American Tile AND MARBLE CO 2512 Midwav Ph.

6-3332 LEE'S TV HOUSE CALLS $4 CALL Til 10 P.M 6-3197 courteous specialist will gladly help you without obligation Our aim is to provide Four young Army Reserve Officers of the 4158th ARSU United States Army Reserve School of Shreveport, have been promoted from second to First Lieutenants. The four officers are James Hami-ter, of 550 Linden Charles L. Harne III, 926 Delaware Bernard B. Lobel, 518 Ratcliff and Joe N. Shirey, 1731 Irving Place.

T. D. Griffin, US military academy cadet, is participating in a two weeks Air Indoctrination Course at Maxwell AF Base, and Elgin AF Base, Fla. ymnw Lt. Col.

-TV troubles 1952 steel strike. Quiet accumulation in Garrett Call Andy's for all TV troubles. Parts and labor guaranteed. HOUSF CALLS anytime ONLY 93 Corp. reported by Bache Co.

2-3923 ANDYS TV Z-3-'3 sound advertising counsel and help you Paper analysts excited by Kim- Lerly-Clark's new non-woven textile GF Two-way Radio Service Fitzgerald Communications Service 307 Airport Drive Phone 5-546'' 211 South St Minden. La. get outstanding Remodeling Repairs NEW HOMES Call us for reliable carpenter Free Estimates. Financing Patrick Reed Lbr Co. Bof-Fler City Phone S-T702 p.gures roll around, here are some of the big producers who operated full blast throughout the strike or vere only partly affected: Armco, Detroit, Granite City, Kaiser Steel, McLouth Steel, National Steel.

Sunray Mid-Continent Oil is now beginning to leap the benefits of its merger last year. The current year is expected to yield an increase of 20 per cent over 1955 net to $2.75 a share and boost cash flow to $5.35. Liquid Carbonic enthusiasts point to progress made by the reshaping of management. Liquidation of the bottling machinery business, which has been a severe drain on earnings since the war, will free about 15 million dollars for use elsewhere. Business is now almost entirely in industrial gases.

In the year to end Sept. 30, the company is expected to lift profits to $3.50 vs $3.03 in the previous 12-months. Surplus building up in raw coffee prompts commodity experts to urge selling of futures contracts. Merger of Northern Pacific and Great Northern is considered logical, but a study of its feasibility will nevertheless take at least a year. a laminated paper that works up into gowns for industrial workers and also could be used for inexpensive dresses.

Expanding Circulation Deliveries Leesville, Camp Polk Area ACCEPTING applications for The Shreveport Times and Shreveport Journal routes. Give age. former employment, transportation facilities, etc Write letter of application to: L. A. WIGGINS Circulation Newspaper Production Co.

408 Marshall St. SPEED'S TV 7-0504 Anv Time 8-9992 6900 SOUTHERN AVE rt. rivd was re- mw'. Philip Morris income this year REPAIRS AND NEW CONSTRUCTION FREE FSTI MATES financing up to 3 years TOMMY BRTDGES. BLDR.

PHONE 7-P019 Newspaper Production Co. may reach $4.50, thanks to the up assigned to Headaua $3 House Calls $3 WARD'S TV SERVICE Part and Labor Guaranteed Phone 8-4130 AGENl FOR EXPERT repair roofinB and siding Free estimates Phone 8-6242 A i Research and Develop-j Is ment Command, Baltimore, i PATIO concrete work brick blocks laid reasonable 6-7641 MY WORK GUARANTEED Remodeling, sheetrockinK. textone. parting, papering. 65-1857 GENFRAL TV SERVICE Bring your radio or TV and save house calls.

330 SPRING CALL 2-4033 Journal-Times surge in Marlboro filter-tips. It earned $3.63 iast year. Outboard Marine, a prime beneficiary of the trend to water sports, will earn about $5 this year, up sharply from the $3.68 reported in 1955. FISCAL DAMAGE Just in case you'll want to figure cut the fiscal damage done by the steel strike when the third quarter MAKE THREE DAY'S PAY IN A SINGLE DAY Amazing NAME IN SILVER Christmas Cards, pay you $65 on 65 boxes! $1 assortments, personalized cards 25 for $1. Gifts.

Profits to 150W Big sample book FRFE, assortments on approval. FREE gift for promptness: SOUTHERN. 478 N. Hollywood. Dept.

312. Mem-phis. Tenn. REMODEL, repair Free estimates. ADAMS-HAMMETT LBR.

CO. Inc. "Everything to Buiid Anvthing" Kings Hwy at Mansfield Rd Phone 3-4111 TV SETS repaired in your home. Picture tubes repaired House calls 4 00 G. Cooper.

CALL ANY TIME. 3-5418 come Chief of the Atmospher-ics Physics Classified Ads C26' Refrigeration, Ait-Con. A ANDERSON General building' contractor Any type buildne or repair Help finance Ph 7-1246 2-0381 3-7131 ECONOMY refrigeration and washing rrmchineseryice3-5720 MAN 35 to 45 years old. for old established Industrial plant. Neat appearance, practical and hard worker for long hours.

Write Box 149-C. Times-Journel. (27 Roofing Sheet Metal Siding-Remodeling J2 00 Per Week 3 to 10 Year? to Pay BETTER BLDRS INC 5-4269 FOR expert gutter work, call V. Springer. 7-7785.

Floor Sanders for Rent HOMF BUILDING SUPPLY WHO TS YOUR ROOFER? Where is his business? Our 25th Year on Jordan Pierre GORTON'S Q-S707 PHONE 2-2461 New Sunday And Holiday Stock Market Advances Seventh Straight Week (32) Tailor. Dressmaker CARPENTER WORK All types of buiiding and repairs sheetrocking. room? added modern cabinets nnd garage Okes 6-3898 DRESSMAKING Alterations. 1538 James. B.C 5-3164.

ADDITIONS REPAIRS ALTERATIONS. FINANCING HOLLY GROVF LBR SUPPLY 3010 Hollywood Ave Ph 6-9783 BUTTONS buckles. buttonholes, belts zippers MARTHA HARVIN 719 Stephenson Phone 7-3165 Want Ad Hours Furniture Warehouseman Excellent opportunity for young man 21 to 30 years of age with the south's fastest growing furniture company. Permanent, take complete charge of warehouse. Outstanding opportunity for advancement.

Profit-sharing plan, manv employee benefits. $300 to $350 monthly. Hemenway's 9 1 9 Texas Avenue DRESSMAKING Alterations Mrs. Leah Crow 537 Kirby 8-7983 CARPENTER Construction or repairs No iob too small Out-of-town jobs invited, free estimates Tennison 4-3612 after 5 p.m. 2 to 5 P.M.

SFWING AND AI TF RATIONS 544 lordan Phone 3-6759 (33) Upholstering, Decorate H.J CRAIN Homes, garage carports Complete service Phone 6-4537 Branch of the FAVA Geophysics Division of the Directorate of Development. The son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Fava, 2827 Samford Lt.

Col. Fava was recalled to active duty in the fall of 1947. As part of the summer ROTC encampment at Fort Eustis, Cadets William F. Phillip, Michael Grogan, and Paul Helling-hauser, all of Shreveport, and William H. Boylston of Bossier City, spent last week on a field trip at Camp A.

P. Hill. Among the approximately 290 Army Reserve Officer from every state in the Fourth Army area now participating in annual unit training at Fort Sill, are Lt. Col. James J.

A. Kelker, 232 East Herndon St. Maj. Alton C. James, 163 Richard; Maj.

Archie M. Womack 3550 Michigan Capt. Albert M. Moody, 1954 Murphy Lt. D.

D. Carpenter, 5418 Hearne, and Lt. Edwin A. O'Neal, 3705 Richmond. Joseph P.

Moore, Virginia Military Institute, son of Mrs. W. F. Moore, 6141 Creswell has now passed the half-way mark in his six weeks of field training with the ROTC at Fort Sill, Okla. Aboard the UPHOLSTFRING KEFINISH1NG Furniture Specialists, all types Terms oickup delivery and Repair 6-1181 4550 Mansfield First Lt.

Charles M. Milan, son of Mrs. W. R. Milam of Camden, is now a member of the Army's Armored Training Center.

Under the Army's ROTC program, three cadets from Minden receiving six weeks of training at Fort Hood are Morse McDaniel, Wayne T. Davis, and James H. Stone. A Mansfield resident, Cadet John P. Taylor is enrolled In the same program at Fort Hood.

arrant Officer Joe Murphy was assigned to the 3d Transportation Company at Fort Belvoir, Va. Son of Mrs. C. B. Smith of El Dorado, Murphy is a helicopter pilot.

In Germany, Joe F. Timmons was promoted to specialist third class in the 34th Antiaircraft Artillery Brigade. A machine gunner, whose parents live in Marshall, re-Specialist Timmons' father lives in Marshall, Tex. Army Pvt. Bernard Smith, cently was graduated from the communications course at the I Corps Non-Commissioned Officer Academy in Korea.

A gunner, Pfc. Charles S. Se-baugh, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed A.

Sebaugh of Camden, is a member of the 17th Field Artillery Battalion in Korea. Army Pvt. Gaylord D. Ross is training this summer at Fort Chaffee, under the Reserve Forces Act. His mother, Mrs.

Opal Ross, lives in Comanche, Tex. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Mathis, Camden, Sergeant First Class Daniel H.

Mathis is a member of the US Army Recruiting Station in Hot Springs, Ark. BIRTHS Births Registered in Division of Vital Statistics Caddo Shreveport Health Unit. HIGHLAND SANITARIUM: Mr. and Mrs. L.

E. Prine. girl. Pamela Lynn. May 13th.

Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Sand, boy, Michael tdward, June 29.

Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Adams, boy.

James Clyde, June 29. Mr. and Mrs. Abe Hitman, boy. Barry Leonard.

June 30. Mr. and Mrs. D. L.

Boroughs, Kirl, Donna Bea. July 1. Mr. and Mrs. J.

W. Helton, girl. Denia Sue. July 1. Mr.

and Mrs. C. A. Patrick. Kirl.

Patricia Catherine, July 1. Mr. and Mrs. J. B.

Hamiter. girl, Vickie Elaine, Julv 2. Mr. and Mrs. S.

G. Alfred, boy, Stephen Glenn. July 3. Mr. and Mrs.

F. IX Milstead boy. Franklin Daniel July 3. Mr. and Mrs.

R. T. Enloe, girl. Phyllis Ann. July 4.

Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Finch, girl.

Marilyn Janet. July 3. Mr. and Mrs. C.

W. Thurmon. boy Craig Walter. July 6. Mr.

and Mrs. W. C. Younse. girl, Peggy Lynn, July 6.

Mr. and Mrs. C. A. McKissack.

boy. Johnnie Mack. July 7. Mr. and Mrs.

L. F. Primos. girl, Leesa Lee. July 7.

Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Coleman, boy.

Charles Clifton. July 7. Mr. and Mrs. R.

C. Hunter, girl. Patricia Sue. Julv 9. Mr.

and Mrs. J. A. Wynn boy, Jackie Arnold July 5. Mr.

and Mrs. H. T. Moloney boy, John Hugh. July 11.

Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Blake, boy.

Jeffrey Allan, July 13. Mr. and Mrs. J. C.

Glasgow girL Susan Delaine. July 13. Mr. and Mrs. R.

H. Moseley, girl. Susan, July 14. Mr. and Mrs.

R. E. King boy, Robert Earl III, July 15. Mr. and Mrs.

J. E. Angely. boy, Ted Eugene, July 16. and Mrs.

D. J. Pilcher girl. Tena Marie. July 17.

Mr. and Mrs. J. R. LonK.

girl. Donna Galve. July 12. Mr. and Mrs.

J. B. Gibson, boy. Thomas Neal. July 18.

1st Lt. and Mrs. L. R. Collier, boy.

Gordon Lee. July 18. Mr. and Mrs. B.

J. Ghio. girl, Elizabeth Louise. July 18. Mr.

and Mrs. A. T. Settles, boy. Martin Thain.

July 18. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Webb. girl.

Terrv Ann, July 18. Mr. and Mrs. J. B.

Rich. girl. Geral-dine Ann. July 20. and Mrs.

S. B. Loe boy. Sherwood Bruce July 21. RAISE, level, brick, concrete, roof-ing.

O. L. Crank, 6-3731. WANT ADS will be accepted or "killed" for Monday publication from 2 to 5 p.m. Courteous advisors will assist vou SAVE ONE-THIRD the cost Order your ad for 7 days with "cancellation privileges." You sav "Charee Itl" Journal-Times Ads EXPERT carpentry work carports: no job too small.

Phone 6-8081. Upholstering Draperies Slip covers Our prices are rich' MODERN-WAY UPHOLSTIRY TROY PARKER Ph 5-7065 RE-ROOF RE-MODEL ADD A ROOM Free Estimates Take 36 Months to pay I'WIN CITY I BR SUPPI CO 162? Gsrv St Ph 2-3744 BOTH Papers ONE Low Cost CABINFTS add room, oaintina remodel, carports 7-5504 NEW YORK, July 28 UrV-The stock market registered its seventh straight weekly advance this week despite yesterday's retreat on news that Egypt had seized the Suez Canal. For the first four sessions, the market punched-out slight rises despite continual profit-taking. By Thursday its string of consecutive daily rises had run to six. The Friday break, with severe early losses by steels and oils, was softened in mid-day by news of a settlement of the labor dispute in the steel industry.

By the close of the week's trading The Associated Press average of 60 steels was at $189.20, a rise of 70 cents from the previous week's close. The market was dominated most of the week by expectations of the steel settlement. Optimism on this count, combined with prospects for a further inflationary turn in the CAN YOi SELL? IF YOU CAN. and want to Join substantial manufacturer in welding field, investigate. WE OFFER security and quick promotion, if you duality.

Salary plus incentive furnish car and traveling expenses. WE TRAIN you to Bell our products. YOUR nalifications must Include. Good education, mechanical aptitude, successful selling experience. A A 4 Ti A A -S group for the first four sessions.

Several of them scored new highs. Rails, closely tied to activity in the steel industry, started the week like a ball of fire, bringing hope to market technicians that at long last they would confirm the onward march of the industrials. But the rails faltered in mid-week and their failure to come through depressed traders. Nevertheless, the general run of news was good and most corporate reports were bullish. The five most active stocks this week on the New York Stock Exchange were: U.

S. Steel, up IV at 62 on 221,100 shares. General Dynamics up 3Vs at 71 Sperry Rand up IVf at 26; American Telephone up lYs at 184y8, and General Motors off 3i at 46. Both corporate and government bonds drifted downward this week to a level at or near their lows for the year. DRAPERIES CARPETS UPHOLSTERING SLIP COVERS MURPHEY'S (IN BUSINESS SINCF I937 2100 Marshall Phone 3-8551 Uptown Shopping Center 5ROS Line Ave Phone -4n3 C.

HOUGH DECORATING CONTRACTOR Sheet rock finishing texture painting and remodeling B-ia REPAIRS additions sheet rock ing textonvnsisaintrngMjL PYPFfiTFXfFT) Builder Free esti- or welding know-how. and under mates No iob too small Help finance Reference furnished DEAN SON 8-7196. 6-8676 33 years of age. CUSTOM-MADE DRAPERIES Slip Covers material Ark-La-Tex area 3-4690 GOOD THINGS TO EAT IF YOU FILL the bill write us MODERNIZING your home Free estimates and ideas. Financing arranged.

giving details of education, ex perience. ase. We will arrange interview. Write Times-Journal BELCHER yuiN. B-3'" CURB SERVICE JAY HAWK CAFE BOX 14.1-C TAINTING decorating, inside and outside Neat better grade com-plete 6-0425.

HI SCHOOL diplomas. See Ameri She hrnicjjori (limes WOKNINS AND SUMCAV SUBSCKll'liUft KAi't'S I'ARKIH'KS Dail.v ana Oaily Sunday Sunday Only Only One Mo 1.50 1.10 6. Three Mos. 4.50 3.30 1.95 Six Mos 9.00 6.60 3.91 One Year 18.00 13.20 7.80 DA11 AND SUNUAV 11MFS ANt FVFNUNG IOUKNAI yr. 6 Mos 3 Mos.

1 Mo. 30.00 S15 00 $7 50 S2 5" BY MAIL Daily and Daily Sunday Sunday Only Only One Mo 1.50 1 10 6b Three Mos. 4.50 3.30 1 95 Six Mo. a 00 6.60 3.90 Onp Vear 18.00 13.20 7.80 Rates for subscription outside jontinenta! United State will hp innteH iinnp eonest can School ad instructions. EMPLOYMENT heavy cruiser USS Macon, Mid-s i a 3-c James E.

Hamp-son son of Mr. and Mrs. J. ASEFSTOS siding, roofing, rooms built porches enclosed sheetrock Terms. City Siding Phone 6-7onl.

WANTED: EXPERIENCED CIRCULATION MANAGER economy, kept steels ahead as a For small daily merchant carrier (36 Male Help Wanted Repairs extra room porches system. Salary and commission. layior Iji.iiy hTess. Taylor, iexas tree esnmares MIDWAY- I UMBER CO 2422 Midway Phone 6-9400 E. Hampson of Sales Career Drninntrl 2J6 car ro nton Substantiate opportunity for right man.

Accounting or banking back ground with some college pre RE-ROOF-ADD ROOM FREE ESTIMATES- NOTHING DOWN! Up to 8 Years to Pay Berrv Graham 6-0598 is partici-f pating in a train- ins cruise in the YOUNG MAN We have opening for young man 22-28 in the automobile finance field Should have minimum of 2 vears college, be willing to travel and relocate. Good starting salary and excellent future for man who qualifies. Apply in own handwriting, giving full details. Write Box 148-C. Times-Journal.

Cotton Futures Prices Move in Narrow Range ferred. 2 years training with salary Age 24-34. The National Cash Register Co. 820 COTTON ST. Atlantic.

He is a PHONF 3-1464 for repairs rooms added sheetrock concrete etc LEGALS sophomore at the i sity of ADDITIONS remodeling, guaran-teed repairs Estimates, 7-6781 HAMPSON SALE WANTED SAWFILER NOTICE is hereby given that Barksdale Air Force Base Exchange properties including cafeteria and soda fountain eQuipment, will be offered for sale. A list of equipment to be sold, information as to terms and conditions of the sale, place where property may be ATTORNEY Wanted CUSTOM MADE aluminum screens. 32x63" installed in ynur home S5.50. Doors installed 40. For all your screen needs call for 30 thousand feet dally ca pacity circular sawmill cutting hardwood.

Must be sober and de 8-3993. pendable character. Give age. ex LUMBFR roofing paints Fasv perience. and references.

Good pay terms Free estimates call and permanent job lor right man NEW YORK, July 28 Cotton futures prices moved in a narrow range this week. Active futures contracts traded on the New York Cotton Exchange closed out the period at prices ranging from 60 cents a bale lower to 90 cents a bale higher than a week before. The nearby 1956 months scored gains rangnig from 60 to 90 cents while distant deliveries were down 60 cents to up 4 cents. i UMBfH sut-r-LT Write Box lbT-L. Times-Journal.

65-2166 4321 Broadway St Oklahoma. A Fair Park graduate, Pfc. Robert S. Vandiver, 19, son of Mr. and Mrs.

William Vandiver, 2812 Alabama is assigned to the 11th Airborne Division in Germany. Trained in the maintenance and firing of the 90 mm. antiaircraft gun, Pvt. Charles Ayon, 20, son of Mr. and Mrs.

R. D. LaFitte, 7030 Union recently completed eight weeks of advanced basic aitiaircraft artillery training at the Army Training Center, Fort Bliss, ADDTTTONS and repairs Financed Laree independent oil Company needs Louisiana -attorney with approximately 5 years experience, to be located in Shreveport. Write Box 150-C Times-Journal ENGINEERS Mechanical Civil, or 36 montns No down payment Electrical Aooiv Lone Star emen Free 7-30ot- t-imz. Corporation Box 97 lake Charles, La Electric Work (17) ELDERLY man to manage bar in oil field town near Shreveport.

Must be strictly sober. Good salary. Write Bex 147-C, RESIDENTIAL commercial wiring Finley Elec Co. 4-3149 obtained and bid forms may be obtained from Mr. Richard Burrows at Barksdale Air Force Base Exchange the 7th.

8th and 9th of August. 1956. Appointments may be made by telephoning Barksdale Air Force Base 4-0311. Extension 23212. Written proposal on prescribed forms vill be received until August 16th, 1956.

Seller reserves the right to reject any or all offers witnout cause or giving any reason thereof. Times-Journal: July 27. 28, 29. 1956. APPLICATION IS MADE to Col-lector of Revenue, State of Louisiana for permit to sell liquor and 'or wine at retail, as defined by law in Caddo Parish.

Ye Ole Koad Tavern. 1209 Grimmett Shreveport. La. W. L.

DICKINSON, Prop. The Times: Juiy 28. 29, 1956 EXPERIENCED COLORED MAN for house and yard work. Must be able to drive car. Permanent job.

Recent references required 7-8691. COMMERCIAL, industrial, residential No iob too large or small 1309 Market 3-41 is COLEMAN ELECTRIC CO ROUTE MAN for Retail Ice Cream routes Settled, sober and furnish references. MELODY MEN. 2206 Greenwood RoacL John R. Davis Electric WIRING AND REPAIRS 930 MILAM PH 4-0791 NIGHT 7-9592 OR 7-3219 COLLECTOR If you want to make from S75 to $100 every week, this is the opportunity you have been looking for.

Must have car. neat appearance and some sales experience. Apply Mr. James Golden. Booth Furniture and Carpet 801 Texas Ave.

RESIDENTIAL Commercial wir-ing Gillan Elec Co. 3- 7543 32.74 cents a pound for middling one-inch upland cotton at average locations up 49 points from the guaranteed minimum of 32.25 cents announced by the government in mid-April. This would compare with a loan rate last year of 34.55 cents a pound. The Cotton Exchange pointed out that the nearby October contract closed Friday 39 points below the average loan rate for the coming season while distant July closed 114 points under the 32.74 cents figure. The exchange said that if consumption this season reaches an anticipated 9,100,000 bales and exports, total about 2 million bales, as now seems indicated, the end-season carryover on July 31 may approximate 14,700,000 bales.

Of this total, some 10 million bales are in government hands, leaving a free stock of 4,700,000, exchange officials added. This would compare with a carryover of which the government held 8,100,000 bales. At that time the free stock totaled 3,100,000. Exports for the week ended Tuesday were estimated by the Exchange at 35,000 bales vs. 25,000 the previous week and 13,000 in the like week last year.

The total for the season through Tuesday stood at 2,167,000 bales vs. a year earlier. (19) Lawn Mower Repairs IMMEDIATE OPENING For capable Service Manager for large shop specializing in heavy duty truck and allied equipment. Good salary plus override. Must be sober and aggressive.

For personal interview apply in own handwriting giving background of past 5 years, all replies held in strict confidence. Write Box I54-C. Times-Journal. Tex. Army Pvt.

Gerald D. Home, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. E.

Home, 3727 Baxter finished a similar course with automatic antiaircraft artillery weapons. An aviator, First Lt. Robley W. Davis whose parents live in Gilliam, was assigned to the 1st Infantry Division at Fort Riley, Kan. Army Pvt.

Jimmie C. Honley, 18, received his parachutist's wings afterd graduating the 8 2nd Airborne LAWN mowers are mv living 1 repair all tvoes Factory trained service and factory guaranteed 2720 6-7918 APPLICATION is made to Collector of Revenue, State of Louisiana for permit to sell beer at retail, as defined by law in Caddo Parish. Madison Park Delicatessen. 3847 Madison Park, Shreveport. La.

R.L. PENSE Prop. The Times: July 29. 30. 1956 Mattress Repairs (20 Trading was characterized by an almost total lack of incentives.

Taken in stride were such factors as continued deterioration of the drought-plagued Texas crop, and reports of increased acreage allotted to the government's soil bank program. Light price fixing and trade buying absorbed hedge selling and liquidation. However, distant deliveries lagged on indifferent support. Late Friday afternoon the United States Department of Agriculture announced a mid-July parity price of 35.56 cents a poind a figure closely in line with trade expectations. The figure was 12 points higher than mid-June parity of 35.44 a gain which had been widely predicted in trade quarters before the official government announcement came out.

The New York Cotton Exchange said the mid-July parity definitely WILLIS-KNIGHTON HOSPITAL: Mr. and Mrs. William D. boy. Scotty Gene.

July 9. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis D. Hanson, girl.

Candice Gay, July 9. Mr. and Mrs. Jefferson D. Fuller girl Paulette.

July 9. Mr. and Mrs. George Daniels, girl, Vita Marie. July 10.

Mr. and Mrs. Johnny H. Whittaker. bov, Dewavne.

July 10. Mr. and Mrs. Norman L. Golden.

girL Norma Rena. July 10. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene P.

Davis, boy. Steven Patrick, July 11. Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Bohata bov, Steven DeWayne.

July 12. Mr. and Mrs Jack Mayfield. girl. Jamis Anita.

July 12. Mr. and Mrs. William J. Walker girl.

Karen Sue. July 13. Mr. and Mrs. Chester J.

Hyde bov. Chester William. July 13. Mr. and Mrs.

J. C. Adams, boy. Glen Eldon, July 13. Mr.

and Mrs. James R. Harrelson. MATTRESS RENOVATION $12.95 New Innersprmg Mattress $19 95 NO DOWN PAYMENT Mattress Renovators Phone 3-475g AUTO SERVICE tester. 30-35.

Major company, top salary. Employment Counsellors. 420 Commercial ENGINEERS The Best Is Yet To Be In Military Electronics at GENERAL ELECTRICS Utica, N.Y. Plant APPLICATION IS MADE to Collector of Revenue. State of Louisiana for permit to sell beer at retail, as defined by law in Caddo Parish.

Ye Old Road Tavern. 1209 Grimmett Shreveport, La. W. L. DICKINSON.

Prop. The Times: July 28, 29. 1956. ENJOY TRUF COMFORT Let Twin City Mattress rebuild your mattress and treal yourself to restful, lelaxeq sleep up 2-7537 SENIOR Accountant under 40 with 25 hours college accounting. 3-5 years woring experience with CPA.

Mjor Company, good salary. EMPLOYMENT COUNSELLORS 420 Commercial Building Division's Jump -awawsssssr JC-V. 21 Painting Pattering School at Fort PAINTING, sheetrock. scneral re- pair. Free estimates! t-i6(t.

NOTICE I will not be responsible for debts contracted for by anyone other than myself. Lela M. Ever-hart. The Times: July 27. 28.

29, 1956. ANNOUNCEMENTS HOUSE Painting, estimates. Qual- ity work. References. 2-8377.

PAINTING, inside and out Papering. Free estimates. 6-3050. I Bov. Gregory jarnes.

juiy it. I Mr. and Mrs. Billy G. Bardwell boy.

Kim Allen. July 15. I Br. and Mrs. Kenneth E.

Narron. I girl. Kimberlyn DeVon. July 16. Mr.

and Mrs. Howard O. Rhodes, girl, i Edith Jandolyn. July 16. Mr.

and Mrs. Wesley A. Kay. boy. Ronald Lynn, Julv 16.

Mr and Mrs. Charles E. Bates, boy, in 1 ic EXPERT onintine papering No job too small Pat Ervin. 2-0865 Bragg, N.C. A graduate of Byrd High School and son of Mr.

and Mrs. Vernon Honley, 612 73d Honley succe 1 1 4 completed five training jumps Some of the country's most advanced developments in search radar, sonar integrated data handling systems and fire control have come out of General Electee's Light Military Electronic Equipment Department. Only a hint of what's ahead as the Department looks to the established a 1956 loan rate of Collections Incorporated Top Collections tn Thi Area PHONE 4-8023 PAINTING AND REPAIRING Reasonable Free Estimates. 4-lnQO. CENTER, TEXAS Man with good car to operate motor route and dealership for Shreveport Times in Center Tenaha.

Joaquin and return to Center. MUST LIVE IN CENTER. TEX. WRITE L. A.

W'iggins. Newspaper Production Circulation Dept. 408 Marshall Shreveport. La. WOULD LIKE TO TALK with refined middle aged family man for Real Estate Salesman.

Write Box 352-C. Times-Journal. EXECUTIVE TYPE SALESMAN. Local only. No travel or canvassing.

$475 monthly. Mr Rice. 6-7713. 9 to 12 noon. PAPER HANGING--J15 room up Sheetrock finishing S20 room uo 4-0795 Sullivan 5-5961.

Rent a Car 2-3264 Pleasure ot Business Heasonaole Auto for Rent. Inc 212 Travis HONLEY future and plans continuous expansion to meet increasing demands for its products. PA INT. PAPER textone Free esti mate Fred Cox 7-6278 7-4891 PAINT oaner textone reasonable BILLS PAST DIT' People threatening to sue? BAB may have the answer See Mr Darnell 630 Giddens-Lane Bids 2-8426 Gov. Shivers Refuses Bid To Dixie Meet estimates.

Taylor. 3-9422 PA1NTTNG PAPERING No 6-4ftQ2 Lost and Found (4 plish that end Senator Johnson and Speaker Sam Rayburn joined forces with the so-called Labor liberals, who in turn controlled the state convention. Thus I am not a delegate to the national convention. "Suggest," the governor continued, "Senator Johnson should decide whether Texas participates in this southern Democratic PAINTING papering Reasonable Mrs Fred Johnson Phone 6-7641 LOST 3 keys on chain. Mrs.

T. C. Lanford. 2828 Missouri on name tag. Reward 3-4771.

EXPERIENCED Colored Waiters Good salary. Apply to Miss Cope, La. State Emplovrnent. 327 Crockett. more leadership positions to prepare for and more responsibility and increasing pay go with it.

The time to act is now for the sooner you move in the sooner you start moving ahead. Starting Salaries Up to $12,000 PAINTING textoning Free estimate? Labor guaranteed 8-2473 LOST Male Pomeranian. white and brown. $10 reward. Call 4482.

Waskom. Texas. YOUR HOMB painter1 in-and-out asonable-Guaranteed 5-8109 EXPFRIFNCFD "olored nainting O'Bannyn 7-8000 Mr. and Mrs. Amos M.

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Mr and Mrs. Thomas J. Warren, boy. William Ricky. July 17 Mr.

and Mrs. Ben M. Bradford bov, Ben Martin Julv 18 Mr and Mrs. James M. Wadsworth.

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Michael Clay. July 18. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert R.

Nicholson boy. Rory Blake. July 18. Mr. a-id Mrs.

Carl E. Baggett. girl. Recina Gale. July 19.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred P. Reynolds, boy. William Isaac.

Julv 19. Mr. and Mrs. Edward E. Bailey, girl.

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McCarthy, girl. Renee Charla. July 20 Mr. and Mrs. David O.

Short, girl, Barbara Louise. July 21 Mr. and Mrs. Jack Chambless. girl.

Virginia Ann. Julv 23. Mr. and Mrs. William K.

Dooley. boy. David Rian. Julv 23. Mr.

and Mrs. James Louis Issac. girl. Linda Denice. Julv 23.

Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred K. Woodard. girl.

Mary Lawana, July 23. Mr. and Mrs. Jack O'Neal Waven girl, Pamela Ann, July 24. Mr.

and Mrs. Richard T. Strong, boy, James Richard. July 24. LOST Black and white setter male bird dog in Bossier vicinity.

Answers to name of "Pat." $50 reward. 3-2937. PAINTING INSIDE AND OUT Metallurgical Engineer MUST be a aualified Metallurgical Engineer. Regular employment, good pay. AMERICAN MANUFACTURING COMPANY OF TEXAS.

P. O. Box 7037. Fort Worth, Texas. REASONABLE 4-0l3, 7-B LOST Male Siamese cat.

Vicinity 2100 block Kings Highway. Re PAPERHANGING Rooms S15 uo. expert work guaranteed. 4-2n04 ward. Phone 2-2809 7 10 A 3 7 during the three-week course.

Horace D. Jackson, disbursing clerk seaman, is serving aboard the attack aircraft carrier USS Saratoga. Jackson is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John L.

Jackson 2935 Jackson St. Bennie J. Daniel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bennie H.

Daniel of 204 E. 75th, recently finished basic training at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot, San Diego, Calif. Three Camden, soldiers are training at Fort Chaffee under the Reserve Forces Act. They are Pvts. Ralph E.

Smythe, Noel A. Carey, and Hollis Whitney. Army First Lt. William D. Melton, a pilot in the 14th Army Aviation Company, helped in recovery operations at the Grand Canyon site of the TWA United Airlines disaster.

His wife, Maridell, and father live in Minden. Dan A. Spen- PAINTING PAPFRING Firs' class vork Terms McGee 7-2986 PAINT ANY 5-ROOM HOUSF ONF COAT $50 PHONF LOST Tan male dog with yellow eyes, wearing tag. No. 12231.

Answers to name of "Stinkey" reward 5-5967. (23) Plumbing, Heating LOST German Shepherd pup. Black and tan wearing silver chain in vicinity of Airlines Apartments, B.C. Contact owner. 7-8690 after 4 p.m.

Reward. Plumbing Ditching SFPTIC TANKS FIELD TIN PS Phone 6-9567 Franklin Life Insurance Co. To build 10-man agency In Shreveport. No experience necessary. Wiil train and finance.

Call 63-3073 between 1 to 3 p.m.. Monday and Tuesday for appointment. HAVE OPENING IN SHOP for Farm Equipment trainee mechanic. Must be high school graduate and in good health. Prefer veteran who can qualify for On-The-Job training pay.

Would consider others. CRAIG EQUIPMENT COMPANY. 905 N. Market. Complete Cine Plumbing Fixtures Sanitary Plumbing Co.

2783 Greenwood Ph 2-1796 5-7414 DOG POUND is located foot of Travis street. If you do not find your dog there. USE a Times-Journal Want Ad here. 3-7131. 2-0381.

"Charges ItT Technical Writers and COMMUNICATIONS Systems Engineering Electro-Mechanical Development Transistor Applications VHF-UHF Techniques Digital Techniques Navigation Devices Communications Equipment RADAR Weapons Systems Fire Control Systems Countermeasures Electro-Mechanical Development Magnetics Development Microwave Design Search Systems MISSILES Guidance Techniques Systems Analysis and Planning IR and Optical Devices Instruction ALSO OPENINGS FOR Design Draftsmen U. S. Citizenship Required Write in confidence to: MR. JOHN STERNBERG Light Military Electronic Equipment Dept. Business Personals Repair Service phone 2-870? Shreveport Plumbing -One Call Does It All" 1020 Market Grains Show Erratic Trend In Trading CHICAGO, July 28 MP) Grains wound up an erratic, and often very dull, week with small gains and losses on the Board of Trade.

There wasn't much trend to the market at any. time although prices were moving ahead at the close Friday, prompted in part by fairly aggressive short covering. Wheat closed the period lower to 2 cents higher, corn 1 cent lower to 2Va higher, oats lVs lower to higher, rye 'i-lVi higher, soybeans lower and lard 20 cents lower to 18 cents a hundred pounds higher. LOOKING FOR A PUBLISHER? Learn how we can publish promote your book Many successes Free booklet G-9. Vantage Press 120 31 St New York Fitzgerald Plumbing Co Complete Repair Service Phone 7-3615 COLORED woman wants 4-day week, housework.

10-5. 8-8169. COLORED GIRL desires cafe or hotel maid work! 7-1205. DRIVING LESSONS Dual control cars: fully insured. 5 lessons S15.

Caddo-Bossier Safety Council. Phone 3-9724. cer was appoint-, ed raaste r-at-, arms of his re- cruit company at the Great Lakes $6 WILI MAKE YOUR SEPTIC TANK GOOD AS NfcW" CALI G1GI IO PI UMBING CO 1250 Jordan St Phone 2-4455 (9 Travel Share AUSTIN, July 28 OP) Gov. Allan Shivers left it up to Senate Majority Leader Lyndon Johnson Saturday to decide if Texas participates in a southern Democratic caucus Aug. 1 at Atlanta.

The governors of 10 states have agreed to attend or send representatives to the conference to plan national convention strategy. Govs. Marvin Griffin of Georgia and George Bell Timmerman of South Carolina invited Shivers, the chairman of Texas' national convention delegation, the vice chairman and members of convention platform and resolutions committees to attend the Atlanta meeting. The invitation was belated because Texas earlier snubbed a southern caucus of state Democratic chairmen. The meeting was held to plan strategy for blocking a strong civil rights plank in the Democratic party platform.

But Timmerman said "Sen. Lyndon Johnson, chairman of the Texas delegation, indicated he was not interested. Another invitation has been extended to Texas to be represented at the Caucus on Aug. 1." Timmerman said at Columbia, S.C., Saturday "we also would be delighted to have any other Democratic state attend that is interested in preserving the constitution and protecting the right of self government." Shivers sent Timmerman a reply saying: "As you may recall. Sen.

Lyndon B. Johnson successfully sought the Texas delegation chairmanship, as well as the favorite son nomination, at our May state GOING TO PHOENIX. Arizona about August 8. Need riders. Phone 6-0344.

Naval Training Center. The son! PLUMBING MATERIALS RFTAII AND WHO! FSALfi "Repair Work Our Specialty' Schrceter Plumbing Co 2-0623 Wanted Retail Route Salesman Must be married, between ages 21-36. Complete military service and able to post $100 cash bond. Apply in person, weekdays 2-6 p.m. to W.

Lockard. Foremost Dairies Kings Hvvv. at Carrie NO PHONE CALLS. PIEASF oi lvir. auu mi s.

David F. Spen- GENERAL ELECTRIC CO. French Road. Utica. N.Y.

LEAVING for Miami early Aug. 4. 1 or 2 riders to share driving and expenses. Return by Aug. 20.

3-5151. room 311. Richardson's Plumbing Prompt Repair Service Phone 2-8688 DRIVERS to Seattle. Phoenix. 1020 Barksdale.

4-9619. cer of 3481 Beverly Spencer was chosen for the position in recognition of CARS FURNISHED TO Seattle or California Dick Saxon Auto Sales Retired Minister Succumbs Here The Rev. William Harrison, 88, died at his home Saturday at 11:45 a.m. following a long illness. A retired Christian minister, he had lived with his daughter; Mrs.

L. C. Burk, 104 E. E. 79th here for the past two years.

Funeral arrangements, being handled by Osborn Funeral Home, are incomplete pending the arrival of relatives. Services will be held in Shreveport and the body shipped to Berry Bell Mortuary in Ocean-side, Calif. Survivors include four sons, Den-nie Prather, Aberdeen, James R. Prather, Oceanside, and Gene Prather, Scott City, three daughters, Mrs. Burk, Mrs.

Floyd Leach of Orland, and Mrs. Madge Prather of Shreveport; three brothers, Joe Prather, Dallas, Tex. Walter Prather, Escondido, and Freeman Prather, Marcelene, two sisters, Mrs. Lou Staples, Marcelene, and Mrs. Nancy Preston, Marcelene, 17 grandchildren and 19 great-grandchildren.

SEPTIC TANKS cleaned and installed Board of Health approved Rural plumbing, ditching Payne's Plumbing and San'tion Service 6-8579 6-1313 SOLUTION TO TODAY'S PUZZLE SPENCER en 1560 Texa!" Ave Phone 2-0343 Plumbing Septic Tanks Opportunity Young man. 22-28. to learn the consumer Finance business with nationwide organization. This is a permanent position. All large company benefits available.

Advancement assured to young man who is ambitious and eager to learn a profession with a sound future. High school education and automobile necessary also auto allowance granted in addition to salary. Apply in person. Mr. Smith 625 MILAM Southern Plumbing SPECIAL DEAL TO California.

Seattle Washington McGHEF MOTORS 944 Texas Ave Ph 3-1672 3214 Greenwood Call 4-8191 Age 21-35. 20 men to become teachers and supervisors. No previous experience necessary. $96 weekly for 36 teaching hours. Apply in person, 10 a.m.

to 10 p.m. Arthur Murray Studio 511 Vi Milam Transportation all Points California Bob French Motors 1550 TEXAS AVE PHONE 2-5784 MOjRlAiLSnCRAVIEi5nHl0iLlDiulFr' I RU TR KaAlL EC bCEA)N I i LSaTl ia's'k i sTy aMeBwIeJcJ I LiF piaEfcite A I IrjEtSi I ho TrasiT I i paja A SMPV.A hSSA PjPIQlSJ iTE AiVil EyjCjOiX. BEST tec DHL biU7tsHM; EjNiU. ID tsEjRTi FRF E. VElNLlUEEiL KixElp All NTl3wE'Rb vi3l.lA EC'EjLiLiS 5 HrHc In kJjZ-as's jja AiT StjqO aMom' 'zIeNtaJnTc AIT SRbjS 5 IsjDIEjT Drive a late model to California WINN INGHAM 1538 Texas Ave Phone 5-4471 leadership qualities displayed while undergoing recruit training.

Brothers James B. and Robert Monk, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Carl C. Monk of Castor, are both serving in the US Navy.

James, seaman apprentice, is aboard the destroyer USS Cushing, and Robert is a boatswain's mate third class on the battleship, USS Wisconsin. Army Capt. Charles V. Christian, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Charles A. Christian of Mansfield, is helping train ROTC cadets at Fort Hood this summer. Recent? arrived at Fort Knox, WHITE BOY for delivery service. Must be neat. Hours 8-5 for 5 day week.

Apply 224 Texas St. Septic Tanks Let men with years of EX-PERIFNCE AND PROPER EQUIPMENT perform your job of installation and cleaning seotic tanks, ditching, field lines laid BOARD OF HEALTH APPROVED Licensed Bonded Insured Haynes Sanitation (ESTABLISHED SINCE 1942 4906 Jewella Ph. 6-2542 or 6-4602 3 Wallace Paper Co. Will employ city salesman with car. Phone for appointment 4-1408.

OLD ESTABLISHED COMPANY best in its field, desires two men for local established routes S92 week to start Married car end references Phone 7-4308 after 1 for appointment. Model Cars Going To California Daily COTTON WEATHERLY USED CARS 1135 Texas Ave Phone 2-0753 LATE model car to California and Arizona. ALLGOOD CAB SALES 895 Texas Ave. Phone 4-0453 OWNER of pick-up and panels for retail ice-cream sales. Phone 8-0031.

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