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THE SHREVEPORT TIMES 17 Tuesdoy, Morch 10, 1953 JUDICIAL Cotton Wheat Was Cheaper in 1951 and 1952 New York StocK Exchange ill QUITS NOX-EXISTEXT JOB New Haven, Conn. (U.R) Victor Anderson quit as superintendent of the Connecticut Child Study and Treatment home after several SHERIFF'S SALE No. 113275 the First Judicial District Court of Louisiana. Clarence G. Parker versus George Harold nicker and Mary Vv r- Daily Price! cf No.

2 Hd. Whea at Kansas City Psrtuthsl Courtesy of Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner Beane Cfltt Per Bushc' -r260 -4250 Bv virtue of Writ of Seizure and Sale to me directed from the Honorab.e First months of doine nothing. Andersen 1 Kuril Low Close High Low Close High Low Close High Low Cloe 47 Laclede Gas 91 New York, March 9 (D Cotton futures closed five to 30 cents a bale higher today. The trading pace was slow, with the market unable to make much progress either wav in the face of quiet conditions in exports and cotton textiles. ACT BriU 6 Colum Carbn 4' 6 Judicial District Court of Caddo Parish.

Louisiana, in the above rurr.tnred and entitled cause. I have seized and will sell at Public Auction to the highest KirMor tt-hncii hiri hall navahle by 47' 3d3 had no home to supervise because funds for its construction were never appropriated, although it was authorized by the legislature. the assumption of the unmatured bal- 21 35 39 55 240 Adm Corp Air Reduc Alleg Lud Allied Chem Allied Strs Allis-Chal Alum Co Am. 291. 28 741.

39'4 55', 92', (4n iifion that certain moitcace In Coml Credit Coml Solv Comwl Edisn. Consol Edisn. Consol Gas Con Vultee Container Cp. the original amount of 396.fl dated 19L 1950. hrarmf interest at High Low Close X.

C. m.oo 3:1.50 mt Shrrpcport dimes 230 50', S7si '4': f5'i f2': to 176' 14 4'. 34' 40 48' Alumm Ltd fiayable principal and interest in month-y installments of 00 per month beginning July 1. 1950 and continuing monthly thereafter until rvaid. and the balance in cash, as provided by Code Amerda Pet 176 21 43 24 51 11 59 68 Cont Bak Cont Can Contl Mot Contl Oil Corn Prod SUBSCRIPTION RAITS BY CARRIERS 35 Lambert Co 21 21 Lehigh Port 32 35 LOF Glass 40 29 Lib 9 55 Ligg My 80 21 Lion Oil 37 42 Lockheed Air.

25 24 Loews lnc 12 51', Lone Star 32 11 Long Bell Lbr 30 58 Lonllard Co 28 68 Lou Nash 63 30 Mack Truck 13 16 Magma Copr. 28 7 Magnavox 21 9 Martin Co 17 38- Masonite 23 26 Mengel Co 13 22 Miami Cop 28 27 Mid Cont Pet 62 39 Miss Riv Fuel 39 220 1 1 March May July Oct. Dec. March May Julv of Practice Article 686 and according to law without the benefit of appraisement at the princioal front door of 33.02 33.77 33.83 33.00 33.96 33.92 33.67-68 33.82 33.88 33.06 33.00 33.94 Sunday Onlv Crane Co 31 33.7.-J 33.00 33.89 33.0K 34.07 34.02 33.77 Cub Am Sug. 16 th foiirf House of Caddo Partsn.

Lou 910.30 Daily and Sunday One Year 18.0o One Month 1 50 Three Months 4 50 Sue MonUu 9.00 210 33 Curtis Pub isiana. during the legal hour oil sale 18 Curliss-Wrig 155 s.ia on 2iJ Dana Corp LLLLligllllllliiLLU 33.64 33.64 15 Deere Co the following described property, to 200! 200 Amer Airl 14 i Am 4s, Amcr Can 34 1 2 Am Am Cyanam 49' Am Home Pr. 3H'' Am Loco I8I4 Am 24 Am 15', Am Ship Bg 57'- Am 40', Am Steel Fd 341, Am 160'a Am Tobac 72', Amcr Wool 2514 Am 17s. Anacon Cop 421, Armco Stl 4(1, Armour Ac Co ll-1. 57 Dome Mines Middling spot 34.20n, up 5.

BY MAIL Daily and Daily Sunday Only JFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJ 31 Doug Aire JFMAMJJASOND A 1951 7', 9 38 26 23 28 39 23 95 26 45 "4 46 31 Dow Chem 0 1952 One Year Sunday Only fiO-30 3 55 i 5 10 S18 00 113.20 1 50 1 10 161 Dresser Mfg One Month Du Pont Three Months 4.50 3 30 2') Eastn Airl wit: Lots forty-sir (46. forty-seven t47. forty -eieht i48) and forty-nine '49' Lerion Hill Subdivision, iocated in the Norlhwest Quarter of the Northwest Quarter of Section Thirty-six 136 1. Towrshio Twenty-two (22 North, Rarge Sixteen (lf West. Caddo Parish.

Louisiana, as per of said subdivision recorded in the Plat Fec- nt raflrin Parish. t.oinsipna. bix Months 9.00 6.60 7 1 Eastman Kod Rates for subscription outside continental 23 Mo Kan Tex. 95 Pr 25 Monsanto 45 Mont Ward 46 Motorola 36 1 Mot Prod 54 Murray Corp 18 Nash-Kelv Eaton Mfe 69 93 60 40 31 23 24 united Stales will be Quoted upon reouest 4') 1 El PasoNatGas 36 New Orleans. March 0 (Jf) Cot-ion futures advanced here today on trade buying to fix prices and s-hort hovering.

Closing prices ere steadv 10 cents to 30 cents a hale nighrr. 11 I Eire Auto Lt. 54 35 20 35 38 55 21 42 23 504 11 58 67', 30 16 7 9 38 26 22 27 39 23 95 25 45 46 36 54 18 13 24 91 25 37 21 48 25 31 12 70 53 65 27 32 37 75 55 55 17 12 25 33 18 13 Nat Bisruit Said property to he sold as belonging to lnr above defendant to pay ano faust 37 55 17 24 i Nat Cash Reg New Inspector Appointment Recommended aent specified in said writ together witn 2 Emerson El 93 lEnirrsn 9i. F.nuit Gas 31 1 Erie RR 30 Fcrro Enaml fc Firestone 11 FlintVote Nat Cyl Gas High Low Cloe WANT ADS Rates and Information Classified Leader Far Over 5-Ten LOUISIANA. ARKANSAS.

TEXAS 1 A.o Dry Gds 21 1 Asso Invest 92' i Atch 96', Atlantic Ref 3P, Atlas Corp 30 Avco Mfg 8' a i Baldwin I.oc IPs Bait Ohio 28 i Bendix Avia 65 I Benef Ind 37'i j'. HOWELL FLOURNOY. Sheriff 59 21 21 46 Nat Dairv Pr Nat Distils Nat Gypsum National Stl March May Julv and Ex-Officio Auctioneer. 7 A CnrD CMITU I ttnrnov 27 1 Fla Power The Times: Feb. 3.

10. 17. 24: March 1 61 33.4! 33.76 33.61 33.S8 33.76 33.00 33.32 33.00 33.00 33.63 33.83 33.80 33.00 64' 9 Rheem Mfg 28 28 28 21 Oiehfield Oil. 62 61 61 31 Robertshaw 20 20 20 40 Safeway St 34 34 34 9 St. San Fr.

31 30 31 80 St Reg Pap 21 21 21 37 Savage Arm 15 15 15 25 Schenley Dis 27 27 27 12 Sears Roe 60 59 60 32 Servel lnc 14 14 14 30 Sharon Stl 42 42 42 28 Shell Un Oil. 71V 70 70 63 Sinclair Oil 41 40 40 13 Skelly Oil 81 81 81V, 28 Socony Vac 35 35 35 21 Southern Co 16 15 15 17 Sou Nat Gas. 31 31 31V, 23 So Cal Ed 38 38 38 13 So Pac RR 47 46 46 27 South Ry 83 82 82 62 Sperry 47 47 47 39 Spiegel 9 8 9 5 Std Brands 28 28 28 69 Std Oil Cal 56 56 56 93 Std Oil Ind 74 75 60 Std Oil NJ 74 74 74' 4 Std Oil Ohio 36 36 36 31 Stew-War 22 22 22 23 Stone Web. 22 22 22 24 Studebaker 40 40 40 37 Sunray Oil 20 20 20 55 Swift A Co 39 39 39 17 S.vm Gould 6 6 6 58 Texas Corp 55 55 55 21 Tex Pr 47 4 46 21 Tex Gulf Sul 100 99 99 46 Tex Pac Coal. 41 41 41 30 Texton lnc 12 11 11 23 Tide Wat A 24 24 24; 50 Timk-Det 'A' 24 24 24 1 19 Timk Roll 44 44 44: 22 Transcl W.

19 19 19 77 Twen-C-Fox 16 15 16 13 Un 47 47 47 38 Un Carbide 69 68 68 56 Union Oil 40 40 40 13 Un Pacific ..112 112 112 42 United Airl 30 30 30 39 United Aire 37 37 37 6 Unit Carbn 69 59 59 11 United Corp 5 5 5 80 Un Fruit 54 52 53 28 United Gas 29 28 29 67 Unit Param 14 13 36 US Rubber 29 29 29 21 US Smel Ref. 59 59 59 13 US Steel 40 40 40 40 Walworth 8 8 8 31 Warner Br 15 15 15' 34 Warren Pet 36 36 36 64 Wesson 27 27 27 29 Penn El 36 36 36 11 Western Un 40 40 40 67 "4 Westg Air B. 27 27 27 26 Westing El 48 47 47 42 Wheel Steel 38 37 37 5K White Motor 2S 23 28 26 Willys Over 13 13 13 '3 Wilson Co 11 11 11 i 3 Woolworth 45 45 45 19 Worth Corp 34 33 33 24 Wyandotte ..11 11 11 47 York Corp 23 22 23 35 Younes 44 44 44 46 Zenith Bad 79 79 79 30 Fla Powo.Lt Nat Supply 21 31 40 9 79 37 25 12 32 30 28 63 12 28 21 17 23 13 27 62 39 5 69 93 60 40 31 23 24 37 55 17 58 21 21 46 30' 4 23 50 19 22 77 13 38 55 13 42 39 5 11 80 28 67 36 21 13 40 31 33 63 29 10 67 26 42 58 26 3 3 19 23 47 35 45 27s, 35'4 74 'a 39' 4 54 92 49 175 14 4'i 34'. 39 48 "2 38 233. 15 57 39 34 160 72 25 17 42 40 11 2l4 92 96', 31 30 8 11 27 64 37 53 20 45 22 57 83 10 25 40 15 16 21 28 9 13 31 12 44 21 32 18 21 36 15 39 19 33 20 70 86 94 41 121 19 40 i 14' 10.

1953. New York Ctl 231 Oct. Dec. imAT. vnTirr.

Beth Steel 54 Blaw-Knox 2f'4 Boeing Air No. 113.938. 1st Judicial District Court. Caddo Parish, Louisiana. In Re: Succes-nf Matt-hon.

deceased. 13 24 21 27 69 29 25 37 21 48 25 31 12 70 54 65 27 33 37 75 55 5S 18 Bohn 23 Borden Co 571, Borg-Warn SVm Num- 7 days 4 Days Dally or her of 25c Line Line Sunday Lines Per Day Per Day 4Qc Line 1 I S3. 50' $2 32 I .80 3 I 5.25 I 3.48 I l.M 4 I 7.00 I 4.64 I 1.60 5 I 8.75 I 5.80 I 1.00 6 1 10.50 I 6.96 I 1.40 7 I 11.25 I 8.11 I 1.80 1-Inch I 24.50 16.14 I 5T60 SHRFVEPORT COTTOV (Closing Spot 151 Inrh) Courtesy Ferguson Cotton Company Strict middling 32 .50 Middling 32.00 Notice is hereby given by crder rf the First District Court of Louisiana to all heirs, legatees, creditors an4 other intMct That annliration by Braniff Airw. 101, Fost -Wheel Freept Sui Fruehauf Tr Garrett Gen Cable Gen Electric Gen Foods General Mot Gen Pub Ut Genl Tire Glidden Co Goodrich Goodyear Gr North Pr Great Sug Greyhound Bndgprt Br 253 said Fxeeutors has been made to sell Strict low middling .30 00 miuat cal for the total considers Briggs Mfg 41 Budd Mig 15 Burr Ad Mch. Byron Jack 211.

..28 00 .26 00 ..23.00 Cotton aliey, March 9 (Special) James Guilford, 38-year-old negro, was electrocuted in a freak accident near here early this afternoon. Webster parish sheriff J. D. Ba1 ton said Guilford was killed when crawling through a fence charged by power lines. The lines fell on the fence when struck by a tree the negro had cut.

Batton said the tree Guilford was cutting for a sawmill apparently fell the wrong wav, knocking Appointment of an inspector to examine installation of heating and air conditioning units as a fire safety measure was recommended yesterday by the Chamber of Commerce fire prevention committee. At a meeting in the Washington-Youree hotel yesterday morning, the committee agreed to recommend to a citizens committee now completing a proposed new building code that such a provision be written into the code. Frank Camus, chairman of the Chamber committee, is also a mem tion of SEVEN THOUSAND AND NO100 ($7,000,001 DOLLARS cash all the rights. tiUe and interest held bv the said decedent. HILMA M.

MATTSON and vi iTcnmi On. COMPANY. in DENOTES CONSECUTIVE DAYS. Cit Financl 28s, Calum Hec 9' low middling Strict ordinary Hard ordinary Seven-eights 2 25 lower. Inch .50 hieher.

Inch 1 00 higher. Inch 1 25 higher. Receipts and Shipments Receipts Shipments 13 21 27 69 29 23 37 21 48 25 31 12 70 53 65 ''4 27 33 37 75 55 55 18 12 26 35 49 29 54 40 15 66 16 82 50 31 25 44 54 18 71 22 86 76 33i Grum Air En 26 and to that said contract entered Into between her and Otis C. Coles. Sr.

and Minimum 2-lines. Count 5-words (average 6-letters each) to the line. Office Hours: Daily 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. Saturdays: 8 A.M.

to 3 P.M. Sundays. Holidays: 1 P.M. to 4 P.M. Ads taken 'til 6 P.M.

for next day publi Gulf 35. 37 20 46 23 57 10 25 41 15 16 21 28 9 13 32 12 44 21 32 18 21 36 15 39 19', 33 20 70 '4 86 94 a 42 121 19 nti r.oie. of El Paso. Texas. 1 50 Norfk Wes 50 Nor Am Avi.

19 Nor Am Co 22 Nor Pacific 78 Nowest Airl 13 Ohio Edison 38 Ohio Oil 56 Oliver Corp 13 Otis Elev 42 Pac 39 Packard Mot 6 Pan Am Airw 11 Panhdle PL 80 Param Pic 28 Penney 68 Penn ft Cem 37 Penn RR 22 Pepsi Cola 13 Phelps Dod 41 Phila Elec 31 Philco 34 Phillips Pet 64 Plymouth Oil 30 Pr Steel Car 11 Proc 67 Fub Sv GAEL 26 Pullman lnc 42 Pure Oil 58 Radio Corp 26 RKO Pict 3 RKO Thea 3 Rem-Rand 19 Repub Avia 24 Repub Stl 47 Revere 35 Reynolds, -B'. 46 27 executed on December 31. 1951. recorded December 31. 1951.

in Conveyance Book Total receipts 117 493 Total shipments 73.466 656, Page 569 of the Conveyance Record cation. Cancellations must be made before 5 P.M. PHONES: 3-7131, 2-8347. 1-8328 SUNDAY: 3-5104, 3-5104. 3-5104 of Caddo Parish.

Louisiana, umer in Stock on hand 47,408 terms of which the said decedent as siEned transferred and sold to the san ber of the building code committee. mi various oil and Bas leases an JUDICIAL Canada Dry 13'4 Canad Pac 322 Capital Airl 127 Carrier 44''j Case Co 21 Celanese 323i Celotex 18i, Cent Sou 2P, Cerro De Pa 36', Certainteed 15', Chesa Ohio 39 '4 Chicago Cpn 193, Chi GW Pr 33 Chi Mil StP 2P, Chi I it 71 4 Chrysler 86s, Cities Serv 94s, Climax Moly 42 Coca-Cola Col 19s, Col Broad 'A 41 'i Colum Gas 14: Gulf Oil Gulf St Ut Halliburton. Homestake Houd Hers Houst Oil Hudson Mot 111 Central Ind Rayon Int Harvr Int Hydro lnl Nickel Inter Paper Intl Tel Johns-Man Jones Lau KC South minerals and mineral rights four (4) certain oil and gas leases, know- 49 29 53 40 15 66 i 16 82 50 31 24 44 52 18 69 22 86 76 38 NEW ORLEANS SPOT COTTOV New Orleans. March 9 Snot cotton closed steady 2d cents bale higher. Sales 961.

Low middling 29 20 Middling 33 20 Good middling 33.80 none. Stock 394.392. 29 54 40 15 66 16 82 50 31 25 44' 54 19 71 22 86 4 76 38 as the "Tilly." "Gregory." "Levee down the lines. The lines fell across the three-strand barbed wire fence. Guilford attempted to crawl through the fence when the voltage hit him.

Webster coroner Dr. Thomas A. Richardson pronounced the man MARSHAL'S SALE No. R9791. In the City Court of Shreve-port.

Louisiana: Booth-Lockard-Jack a Roarrt." iini "Roisseau" leases. BU de scribed in said contract, and in which SKa "tY-iiS: the said decedent reserved approximately one-eiehth of the oil runs from In discussion on the question it was pointed out that such recent fires as those in the Saenger theatre downtown and the Agudath Achim community center at Herndon street and Line avenue were probably caused by defective heating units. vtrsus Dan Byrd the seven-eights interest nssinne: in rertain oroducinK wells. alread dead immediatelv. Batton was drilled or which may be drilled later.

Kennecott 40 aided in the investigation bv which contract contained other consid By virtue of a writ of fieri facias issued in the above entiUed and numbered suit by the Honorable Ruvian D. Hen-drick. Judge of the City Court. Shreve-port, Louisiana, and to me directed, I have seized aorl will sell at nnhlic -4 14 Koppers Co erations. benefits and contractural obli cations assumed by said COLES, all Deputv Sheriff H.

C. Benefield and Citv Marshal Red Wilson of Cotton Vailev. shown by said contract as above recorde ln Other action at vesterdav'sjtion at the front door of the Court and referred to in the inventory, filed in 1 House of Caddo Parish. Louisiana, be AVERAGE COTTON PRICE New Orleans. March 9 iPi The average price of middling 15, 16ths inch snot cotton at 10 designated Southern spot mar-nets today was 15 cents a bale higher st 33.35 cents a pound.

Previous day 5332; week ago 33.28; month ago 32.47; year ago 40 05. Average for the last 30 market days was 32.65. Middling Is inch iverage 30.87. Sales 23,927. N.

Y. Cottonseed Oil Closing prices- March 17.02-15; Mav I6 97-9R; July 16.65, Sept. 15.75; Dec. meeting, the group considered sev this nroceedinfi And unless opposition is made to said American Stock Exchange Courtesy of Merrill Lynch, Pierce Fenner Beane private sale and the application there for as filed this day in this proceedin tween tne Legal hours for sales, on WEDNESDAY. MARCH 25, 1953 Lot 4 Brimner and Moore subdivision together with all improvements thereon Caddo parish, Louisiana.

Terms of sale, cash, with benefit of by the said executors, within km (10 days after the last date of publication of this advertisement as required by law appraisement. Shreveport See It Croi5 Day by Day BUILDING TERM1TS High Low Close I 9 9 9 CURTIS E. TANNER. sa'(l fa'e niade and approved by eral suggested fire prevention projects but adoption of. a definite program was postponed.

Five subcommittees were set up as follows: School and education, codes and ordinances, publicity, municipal and parish relations and fire prevention week. The fire prevention ABC Vend the Court and rule be made obsolute Citv Marshal. 20, 24; March 3. 10, 21. The Times: Feb.

1953 Am Aiarac 5 Ark Nat Gas 17 Ark NatGas-A' 18 15.33-40. COTTONSEED MEAL Memphis cottonseed meal closing prices: March 72.00a: Mav 66 65.50-?7.00; Oct. 63.00-65.00; Dec. 63.00-65.00; Jan. 63.00-63 00.

Given under my hand and seal of office on this 23th day of February. 1952. D. D. PYBURN.

Deputy. Clerk First Distrirt Court of LouiMana. BROWNE. BROWNE BODENHEIMER. Attorneys 5 17 18 13 3 7 17 5 17 18 13 3 7 18 Atlas Plyw 13s High Low Close 19 19 19 20 19 20 11 11 11 5 4 5 14 13 14 2 2 2 15 '15 15 5 5 5 28 27 28 39 39 39 19 19 19 HiEh Low Cloe High 12 11 11 I ake Mine 8 16 16 16iLe Tourneau.

22 30 29 30 Lone Star 26 27 27 27'La 45 2A 2 2 Middles Pet 15 Hi Molybdenum 50 69 69 69 Monog Pic 3 33 33 33 Muter Co 8 28 23 23 Nat Bell 2 5 5 5 I Nat Fuel Gas 15 35 35 35 IN Ar 19 8 8 Nile'-Bem-Fo 22 22 I No Tex Oil 26 26 i Pac Fetrol 45 45 1 Pantep Oil 15 15iPennroad 50 50 jRio Grande 3 3 IRoyslite Oil 8 8 Sonotone 2 2 Technicolor 15 15 Unit Shoe 18 18 I Venezuelan Cuhan Atlas Dumont Lab Duval El RondS Sh Fareo Oil Ford Fra Humble Oil Imperl Oil Ir.t Petrol Kaiser -Fra Kirby Pet 3' 7 7 13 Thirteen building permits total subcommittee will make plans for The Times: March 1, 10, 17, 24; April 1. Bald Secur Barium Stl Bruce Claud Neon Corroon Cosden Pet Creole Pet the annual observance here of na 1953. 3'4 8 18 74 8 18 74 8' 18' 741 SHERIFF'S SALE No. 113.869 in the First Judicial District Court of Louisiana. U.

M. DAhFIT. JK-. VLKSVJ5 AN THONY J. JOHNSON.

SHERIFF'S SALE NO. 113.951 IN THE FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT OF LOUISIANA-GLADYS NEAL. ET AL Versus GENEVIVE DAVIS By virtue of COMMISSION TO SELL to me directed from the Honorable First Judicial District Court of Caddo Parish. Louisiana, in the above numbered and entitled cause. I will sell at Public Auction for cash according to law at the principal front door of the Court House pf Caddo Parish, Louisiana, during the legal hours of sales on WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8, 1953 Lots 1 and 2.

Block 20, of the West Snrevenort Subdivision of the City of Snrevenort Caddo Parish, Louisiana, toeether with all buildings and improvements thereon. Bv virtue of write of seizure ana saie to me directed from the Honorable Firt Dow Jones Averages New York. March 9 (INS' Livestock Chicago. (JP) L'SDA Salable hogs choice 180-240 lb 20.S.21.10; most 250-280 lb 20.40-20.00; few-loads and lots 200-330 lb 19.75-20.40; most 3.r0-oo0 lb sows 17.00-19.25. Salable cattle salable Stocks Unlisted Stocks Courtesy of Merrill Lynch.

Pierce. Fenner Beane tional fire prevention week next fall. The committee also pointed out that free fire inspections are available to citizens and operators of small plants. Anyone interested may call the city's bureau of fire prevention. 801 Crockett street, telephone 5-5439.

Judicial District Court of Caddo Parish. Stocks Open Hieh Low Close Chg. ing 578,812, were issued yesterday in the office of Charles Leslie, city building inspector. Among the more important were: Ben T. Johnston, for a six-room brick veneer dwelling at 3S23 Xinock street, to cost $11,538.

Cecil Cooper, for a two-bedroom frame dwelling at 3105 Woodford street, to cost S6.S96. Aubrey Anderson, for a two-bedroom brick veneer dwelling at 2G07 West Cavett street, to cost 59,135. Lynn R. Pomeroy, for a six- Bid Offer Louisiana, the above numoered ana entitled cause. I have seized and sell at Public Auction for cash according to law without benefit of appraisement at the principal front door of the Court House of Caddo Parish.

Louisiana, during 130 Inds 284.61 285.99 2F.3. 88 284.90 0 08 20 Rails 109.57 108.74 109.14 021 1 15 Utils 52.62 52.78 52 40 52.64 0.07 I C.n.l. 111 JD 1 1 1 01 1 1 1 tA 111 AC Alt New York, March 9 (P) ThelBelie Isle stock market scratched out a bare common wEeafth' Gas" arlvanre tnriav in a nmet session. Air 307 Foremost Dairies 20' calves 300; high-choice and pnme steers up to around 4,3 .0 lb 24.00-1 als 12im 2.00; average-choice around 1,000 Rails 63.2no lb Yearlings up to 24.00 but bulk 31600 4' Sranco Wyo Said property to he sold to pct 1 42 18 31 20 48 7 10 20 14 36 10 15 34 the Jepsn hours of sales on WEDNESDAY. APRIL 15, 1953 Lot 633 of the Jones Mabry ib-division No.

10 of Caddo Par'sh. Louisiana, as rer man recorded in Conveyance Book 450. pge 105. of the Records of Caddo Parsh. Louisiana, tosether with all buildings and improvements thereon.

THE FORECAST Partition by licitation. All parties to this 7 3 20 14 Hiawatha Oil Lone Star Steel Long Bell Lbr (Mo) Natural Throughout the day there was an air of cautious waiting without any tinge of pessimism for Russian fchrevenort and Vicinity Cloudv are reierrea to Jewell Graham, No good and choice steers and year-' occasional ram voaay. feaK temperature 1 i-uonc. cao.no r-arisn, for the our- Totals Bonds- 3741 today about 66 degrees. Jpose of completing said partition and all room frame dwelling at OHn Industries 36 lings 10.50-23.50: commercial to low; 225.200 CloseChg" 97.96 0 01 9R.68 0.07 -good steers 17.50-10.00; good and," Bonds Pan American Sul 10 Schearing 15 Southern Prod 33 10 1st Rails Said property to be sold as be'onging Greenwav place, to COSt $10,840.

occasional rain today. 1 mass. Lynn R. Pomerov, for a five- Arkansas Cloudy and mild with oc- J. HOVELL FLOURNOY.

'casinnal rain in the east and southl. sheriff and Ex-Officia. Auctioneer room frame dwelling at 3739 portions today. 1 sylvian w. gamm.

attorney choice heifers 8.50-22.50; good to th. nhove defendant, to nav and sat 21 99.05 0.14 96.800.03 Last Wednesday the market i Southwest Gas 20 10 2nd Rails 10 Utilities 10 Industrials 1 1 isfy debt specified in said Writ, together The Times: March 3. 10, 17. 24. 31, April 97.30-o.09 broke sharply on news of Stalins jiprinefTeid 51 with attorney fees, interest ana costs and mild today in the northeast Pl 10 S.10'?68' 1953.

J. HOWELL rl.UUKIViUY. last Uiness. t.ver since it has Gas Trans 2,1 steers 17.50-19.00; commercial to low good heifers 16.50-1S.00; utility and commercial bulls 16.00; 10.50; commercial to choice vealers 20.00-30.00. Sheriff and Ex-Ofticio Aucnoneer.

rnii'IM RAM FY. ATTORNEY Stock Sales jjji- I r. iuuus, ior a mree-enroom jportion. 17 ihrick veneer dwelling at 2550 At-j rekiversystem 16' The Times: March 10. 17, 24.

31, April 7. Texas Gas Trans Trans'! Gas Pipe 22 flood Street, to COSt $10,143. First column of figures indicates 14. 1953. -New York The Associated Press average of 00 stocks remained unchanged at I stages, second column stages day before vesterriav.

third yesterday, fourth rain New York, stock sales: Approx. final March 9 today J. R. Darbv, for a six-room brick Advertisement For Bids veneer dwelling at 137 Southfield during last 24 hours. VS'ISUI IS113.R0 as the industrial and 'road components each sagged a road, to cost $12,042.

Spotlight Stocks New York. March 9 Sales, closing price and net change of the fifteen most active stocks today. RED Sealed proposals will be received by the Purchasing Department. Louisiana State University. Baton Rouge, Louisiana, until 10:00 A.M..

March 27. 19.i3. for FORT WORTH Fort Worth, March 9 uP Livestock: Cattle 4.700. Slow few sales around 50c lower; good and choice slaughter steers and heifers. 18-21 50; tew head choice yearlings.

22-22 50: utility and Previous day Week ago Month ago Year ago Two years ago 1 16? lime and tne utilities added a came. Chg. Stocks 1. Combine and tractor for Red River Valley Experiment SU tion. Bossier City.

La. Sales Close 24.900 23 1.640.324 74.740.312 73.229.763 ..125.420.662 8S. 789. 422 44.512,369 commercial. 13-18; few beef cows.

13.50- 15; big shnre of receipts comprised of Conner and cutter cows at 10-13: shellv canners down to 9 and less; bulls. 12-' for Louisiana Slate University, at which Jan. 1 to date revised 1952 to 1951 to date 1950 to cate 1949 to date time and place the proposals will be pub licly opened and read aloud. Any bid rnorERTY transfers Among the more important property transfers recorded yesterday in the office of Dozier B. Webster, clerk of court, were: M.

C. Wright to A. C. Wilson, lot 22 of Home Acres subdivision, near the Greenwood road, -with buildings and improvements, for Arthur City 25 5.9 5.9 Index 25 8 1 7.8 Fulton 27 11.8 11.2 Springbank 22 Shreveport 39 11.4 12.0 Grand Fcore 33 15 4 15.9 Alexandria 32 11.2 11.9 LITTLE Horatio Whitecliffs 25 18.2 15.0 SILPHCR (Kagansport 38 Naples 22 McCartney Bridge 20 7.5 7.4 CYPRESS Jefferson 18 received after closing time will be re turned unopened. York Cp Am Tel Tel Canad Pac Nat Thea North Sta Pow Twent Cent Fox Fedders Quig Howe Sound Burling Mills Marine Mid NOTICE SUCCESSION OF IRENE K.

WHITE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Ralph Kinnebrew, Administrator of the Succession of Irene K. White, has made application to sell at private sale, for the sum of Thirteen Thousand Seven Hundred Fifty and No100 ($13,750.00) Dollars cash, a tract described as: Beginning at a point 30 feet South and 260 feet East of Northwest corner West Half of Northwest Quarter of Northeast Quarter of Northwest Quarter of NW of NE, Section 7. Township 17 North. 13 West, run thence East 73 3 feet. South 134 5 fret.

West 73.3 feet. North 134 5 feet, together with all buildings and improveTient thereon, known as municipal No. 527 Wilkinson Street. Shreveport. Caddo Parish, Louisiana.

Anyone having any opposition to such sale is notified to file written notice of such opposition in the office of the Clerk of the First Judicial District Court in and for Caddo Parish, Louisiana, within ten (101 days from this date. Witness the Honorable Henry F. Turner. Judge of our Court on this the 4th day of March, 1953. D.

PYBURN, D. C. Hussey ic Smith. Attorney? The Times: March 3. 10.

17, 24; April 4, 19s3. Gi 18: stockers scarce. Calves 700. Slow and weak: Kood and choice slaughter calves, 18-22: utility and commercial. 13-18; culls down to 10 and less; few stocker calves.

14-21. Hons 400. Butchers mostly steady with Thursday; few late sales 50c lower; sows steady; choice 185-2611 lbs. mostly 21 50- Copies of the specifications are on file in the Office of the Purchasing Aaent. Louisiana State University.

Baton Rouge. am 160 32 6 13-4 16 13 3s 17 14 I 13 23 1 28 20 23 23 I 19.800 17.400 16.200 15.500 14 600 14 300 14.000 12. 2no 12.000 11.200 11.000 9 .500 9.500 Louisiana. The University reserves the right to Fdy reject any or all bids. Signed: GEORGE W.

SCHWAB Am Mach Pac West Oil Sunray Oil Reo Mot xi. i.i. to small Killers; a lew laie sales ip A 21: medium to choice around 280-lb. Marcn P) A Slow Purchasing Agent MISSISSIPPI SYSTEM Flood Present 24-Hour Station Stage Stage Change The Times: March 10. 17.

24, 1953 Ward Bak garbage-fed butchers. 20: choice 145-130 downward trend throughout the ieed" P1KS- 17 entire session left grains with fair-sheep 3.000. slow, slaughter iambs sized losses on the board of trade SHERIFF'S SALE No. 113.536. In the First Judicial Di tr.ct Court of Louisiana.

William A. Mc MISSISSIPPI sieany to lower: good and rhoice i. manv cases the final Daniel versus Gene Douglas Whited and wooled club lambs. 22: utilitv to choice shorn slaughter lambs. 18.50-19 50.

including 111-lb, lambs with No. 2 pelts Mary Jo Williams Whited. price was the day's lowest. At the start, onlv wheat dis- By virtue of Writ of Seizure and Sale at l9.io: choice shorn held above 19.50. Mike McKee to Richard W.

and Frances S. Harding, lot 25 of North Highlands subdivision, on Boothe drive, with buildings and improve-vents, for S18.700. M. K. Gaymon to Elsie V.

Anthony, part of lots 41 and 42, Bau-man Place subdivision, corner of Gilbert drive and Merrick street, with buildings and improvements, for SI 1,500. John W. Flournoy, to Greenwood Acres, lot 6 containing played an easier trend, responding to me directed from the Honorable First Judicial District Court of Caddo Parish. Louisiana, in the above numbered and J. M.

Agurs, 79, Succumbs Here Monday Tumoral sprvirec fnr Markets at a Glance NKW YORK Stocks Higher; prices move quietly. Bonds Lower; changes narrow. Cotton Irregular; mill buying and hedging. CHICAGO Wheat Easy; rains in south-w est. Corn Easy; trade light.

Oats Weak, off with other cereals. Hogs 25 to 50 cents higher; top S21.25. Cattle Unevenly 25 cents lower to 25 higher. Texarkana Girl, 6, Dies In Car Wreck entitled cause. I have seized and will sell at Public Auction for cash according to law without benefit of appraisement to more moisture in the Southwest, particularly Texas, over the weekend.

Other cereals started out with a steady tone but failure of any strong buying to develop discouraged holders. at the principal front door of the Court House of Caddo Parish, Louisiana, during SHERIFF'S SALE No. 114.126. In the First Judicial District Court of Louisiana. Southern Acceptance Corporation vs Dale S.

Cox. By virtue of Writ of Seizure and Sale' to jne directed from the Honorable First 0. K. Allen, Bankruptcy Move Asked St. Louis 3" 7.7 on Memphis 34 23.8 4-0 9 Helena 44 30.3 0.9 Arkansas City 42 22 4 0 7 Vicksburg 43 23.4 0.4 Natchez 48 29.8 0.3 Red River Landing 45 iBaton Rouge 35 22 1 0 1 Donaldsville 23 16 0 0 0 New Orleans 17 7.8 0.1 ATCHAFALAYA Morgan City 6 r3.7 0 3 OUACHITA Camden 2fi 14.

0 9 Monroe 40 27.2 0.2 BLACK Jonesville 50 r38.6 0.1 OHIO Pittsburgh 25 sl6.7 0.2 Cincinnati 52 32 8 2 2 Cairo 40 37.7 0.2 ARKANSAS Little Rock 23 4.4 0.6 Stage yesterday morning, i Stage day before yesterday, Pool stage. the legnl hours of grles on WEDNESDAY. MARCH 18. 1P53 Lot One Hundred Eighty-five (1351 of Agurs. 79, retired planter and real-! approximately 21 acres on High H.

OaKmont Subdivision City Louisiana, in the above numbered entitled cause. I havo wneH anrf wiii i of Shreveport. Caddo Parish. Louisiana l-C HVU1 J. 11V illi" tor, will be held at 4 p.m.

Tuesday provements. for 12,948. Grain Quotations Chicago. March 9 (1 S' at the Osborn chapel. sell at Public Auction for cash according ias per map in Conveyance Book 150 Page to law.

without benefit of appraisement 1 305 of the Records of Caddo Parish. Lo lift the principal front door of the Court 1 isiana. together with ail buildings and 1 It: 1 1 -a Barham. mjanison, u. vvii- The Rev.

W. WHEAT nouse 01 cacao farisn, Louisiana, during 1 improvements thereon His ex-wife, a New Orleans hotel. of the Greenwood Methodistl A xne icesi nours of sales on Said property to be sold as belonging son, james w. Williamson, Jean to the above defendant to pay and satis- High 2 25 2.29 2.31 2.33 2.37 Low 2 23 2.21 2.31 2 32 2.3'1 Close 2.24 2.28 2.30 2 33 2.36 ty aeot specified in said writ together with Attorney's fees, interest and costs. March and a New Orleans restaurant yes-; May terday filed bankruptcy proceed-jseot ings in federal court against O.

K.jDec Allen. 37-vear-old son of a I corn J. HOWELL FLOURNOY Sheriff and Ex-Officio church, will officiate, and burial will be in Forest Park cemetery. Pallbearers will be A. G.

Flournoy, George Flournoy, W. K. Flournoy, J. V. McClure, George M.

Agurs, D'Orfay Simpson, Charles C. Phillips, and Martin S. Wallace. Auctioneer. WEDNESDAY.

MARCH 18, 1953 11951 Ford Custom Tudor Sedan. Motor No. EIMP-1H6915. Said property to be sold as belonging to the above defendant, to mv and satisfy debt specified in said Writ, together with attorney's fees, interest and costs. J.

HOWELL FLOTJRNOY, Sheriff and Ex-Officio Auctioneer. J. B. DAVIS. Attorney.

The Times: March 5, 10, 17. 1953. JOHN A. RICHIE, Attorney former Louisiana governor. The Times: Feb.

10, 17. 24. Mar. 3. 10, 17.

1U03 Williamson and David A. Williamson, to James Means, part of lots 7 and 8, block 7 of Christian Heights addition, Vivian, -with buildings and improvements, for $6,000. E. F. Neely, Jr, to Russell H.

Cappo, lots 26 and 27, Busbey subdivision, on Wichita street near Cornwell avenue, with buildings and improvements, for 814,500. Ainar E. Johnston to Sheldon W. McCranie, lot 5 of Broadmoor Terrace subdivision, on Lynn av- NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS RIVER FORECAST AND WARNINGS The Little river will continuea a steady fall. The rise in the Red below Shreveport during the next 3 days will not be important, with falling stages at and above Shreveport.

The slow falling trend in the Sulphur will continue and the Cypress will change little. Fair weather continued throughout the Red basin over the weekend. Some shower activity in the next 24 hours will likely average Denison Dam Data Pool elevation 601.82 ft MSL. Average discharge 100 CFS. 24 Hours ending midnight.

B. P. HUGHES. In Charge of District. SEALED BIDS will be received by the A lifelong resident of Caddo parish, Mr.

Agurs died at hisi home, 2810 Creswell street, at' 11:30 a.m. Monday. He had been ill for some time. Texarkana, March 9 (Special) Funeral services were held at 4 p.m. Monday at the Camp Ground cemetery near Winthrop, for Patricia Whitfield, 6, of Texarkana, city council of the City of Shreveport a the office of the Secretary-Treasurer a the City Hall until ten o'clock A.M.

March 1.55 1.54 1.54 May 1.59 1.5.1 1.58 July 1.62 1.61 1.61 Sept 1.62 1.61 1.61 Dec 159 1.5(1 1.58 OATS March 74 .73 May 75 .73 July 76 .74 .74 Sept .77 .75 .76 Dec 79 .773 SOYBEANS March .2.99 2.95 2 96 May 2.98 2 9' 2 95 July 2 96 292 2 93 Sept 2 83 2 2 81 Nov 2.76 2.73 2 73 I.AFD Courtesy of Merrill Lynch, Pierre. Fenner Peane High Low Close March 24. 1953. for paving with concrete Fairfax Avenue from Corbitt Street to Suit No. 108.676.

docket of the First Judicial District Court. Caddo Parish, Louisiana, entitled. Succession of Char-lev J. Jackson. Deceased NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE Notice is hereby given that Clark Jackson.

Administrator, has this day petitioned this Court for authority to sell at private sale, for cash, at not less than $50.00 per acre, free and clear of mortgages, liens and encumbrances ex-cent existing oil. gas and mineral leases, the following described real estate belonging to the Succession of Charley J. Jackson. Deceased: 13310 acres Lot One 1 of the Alfred Jackson narfitinn in Section the North line of Brentwood Park and who was killed late Saturdav nicht He Is survived by his widow, on Vivian Street from Fairfax Ave. to 11 ti I 1 1 II LfldLt, I 1 1 1 fc -m--w a T.

N. O. R. R. Avho now lives in Winnfield, be "declared insolvent and bankrupt," was filed by Allen's ex-wife, Mrs.

Corinne Kahle Allen, 110 Patton avenue, the Roosevelt hotel in New Orleans, and Solari's, a well-known New Orleans eating establishment. The three creditors allege Allen owes them a collective S3.362.15. Allen, 'whose father was a wealthy Winnfield merchant elevated to the governor's office by the late Sen. lluey P. Long, was at one time well-known in Shreveport and New Orleans cafe society circles.

He reportedly inherited a fortune from his father. in an automobile mishap. Mrs. Maggie Bell Kouns Agurs; two Idaughters. Mrs.

Edwin Gavle and The little girl died when a cariMrs Atkins a of -Shreve. Information and bidding forms may be obtained at the office of City Eng'reer, buildings and improvements, forZ Jllirt 111 lraSIl S1 Subdivision Developers. to'Of Cnt nurl Rue Marion Yt I.co V4C.1I UIlll JJUS at the itv Hall. Shreveoort. Louisiana wnu-n sne was riding smashed four grandchildren and five PRELIMINARY ESTIMATE OF QUANTI into a bridge west Of Oreman.

TIES: Excavation 830 Cu Yds. iu. r. o- jjv pill lllb If n. lown'tim 16 Nor'h.

lancr 15 Wet- and in Section m. Tovnsin Ark. State police said the girl's Agurs was a brother of the and 18, Linhill subdivision, on Ful- Curb ilnterra! 2 657 Lin. Ft Sidewalk 10.966 Sq. Ft, Concrete Paving Slab 6" Uniform! late Will Agurs, prominent Shreve-iton street between Joplin street port citizen, and also of the late'and Wallace avenue, with buildings uncle.

Dennis Whitfield, lost control of the car after one of the tires blew out. S.v. Yds. A Dixie farmer and his wife; were injured yesterday at about 4:45 p.m. when their car plowed I into the back of a stopped bus five miles north of Bossier City.

I Mch May July Sept 10.05 l'l 40 10.80 10.05 10 15 10.90 11.30 Catch Basins (48" Standard Inlets 3 each Mrs. A. J. Scott of Greenwood. 10.20 10S5 10.

97 10.32 5I GAR NO. r. c. Pipe 248 Lm. Ft, 21" C.

Pine 160 Lin. Ft Two other occupant? of the car were seriouslv injured in the mis- 24" R. C. Pipe (Remove Relay) 72 Lin. rt 18" R.

C. Pipe-30 Lin. Ft. is North. Range 14 West.

Caddo PR-ish. Louisiana: 4 00 acres West 1 3 of East 3 5 of East of Southwest of Northwest Section 36. Town-shin 16 North. Ranee 15 West, Caddo Parish. Louisiana: And all whom it mav concern, including the heirs, are herebv notified to make nonosition.

if any thev have, to the granting of the application, within ten fioi davs from the dav whereon the ct nubliration appears. WITNESS, the Honorable Judges of said Court, this 2nd dv of March. 193 D. PVBURV. Denuts.

Clerk. "ORGAN. BAKER Sc SKEFLS Attorneys The Times: March 4. 10. 17.

24: April 4. 1933. Mrs. Allen rlaims in the petition cioe Clifford Whitfield, moth-591 i cr 'r'' uffet'ed a broken 5 leg and other injuries, and Everett 6 Sand-Clay-Gravel Ease with Eitumi High 5.81 592 5.97 6.00 Liw 5.77" 5 91 5.96 P.00 May Julv Sept Oct nous surfacing 122 Sq. Yds.

He was born on the old Holt property near Greenwood, the son of William Culp Agurs and Mar-gerite Dickson Martin Agurs. He attended the old Thatcher Military academy here and Wofford college in Spartanburg, S. C. He was a member of the Methodist church of Greenwood. 6 00 1 Davis, a Texarkana.

sustained chest A deposit of $5.00 required and 12 50 of same to be refunded upon return of document within ten days after receipt of bids. The City reserves the right to reject that her ex-husband owes her $3,024.76 1n back alimony payments. The hotel charges Allen has not paid a back bill of S1.032.3S which he has compiled since Jan-uarv 13. 1050, while the restaurant and improvements, for Frank Homes, to Cecil D. Willis, lot 51 of Vernon Annex subdivision, on Rainwater avenue, with buildings and improvements, for SG.700.

Lloyd W. and Leona W. Burton to Wodrow W. Winfrey, part of lot 16 of Edgewood resubdivision. on Portland with buildings and improvements, for S8.250.

Donald M. Barton to Bertram N. Darnell, lot 106 of Shady Oaks Annex subdivision, on Green Briar drive near Grove avenue, with injuries. They are confined in Texarkana hospitals. Injured were Clifton Dodson, 40, who suffered a laceration of the forehead and bruised right knee, and Mrs.

Velma Nance Dodson, 31, who suffered a fracture and dislocation of the right hip and small lacerations of the head. The accident occurred at the intersection of Brownlee road- and state highway 10. Dodson was driving south on highway 10 and attempted to pass a Bossier-Shreve- CHICAGO POTATOES Chicago. March 9 (Pi (USDA Potatoes: arrivals 310. on track 468; total U.

S. shipments Friday 1 .01 1. Saturdav 807. and Sunday 13; Colorado red McClures Trio Sentenced any or an cms. J.

T. TANNER Secretary-Treasurer The Times: March 3. 10. 17. 1933.

Idaho russets t4.95-5.35. in 10 lb claims he owes a "valance there SHERIFF'S SALE No. 114.171 in the First Judicial District Cmr-t Louisiana. SOTTHRN ACCEPTANCE CORPORATION VERSUS JOHN R. TURNER.

Ev virtue of writ of seizure and sale to roe directed from the Honorable First SHFRIFF SAT mesh sacks in master containers 55. utilities 13.60: Michigan katahdins 1 I 4 cenn I i -v J2.95; Minnesota-North Dakota Pontiacs '111 iVoSclllll VdSC Sentence Drivers For Intoxication No. 114.123 in the First Judicial Di-trict Court of Louisiana. Cody C. Beasley versus Melvin V.

Tavlor. By virtue of Writ of Seizure and Sale to me directed from the Honorable First sj.z.i-sa; washed: Wisconsin round whites 2.50: russets Florida 50 lb sacks triumph type S2.20. Three Texas men who in citv nnrf Trancnnrtation onmnonv Uis'rict court ot Caoto parish, port i ransportatlOn Company bUS Louisiana, in the above numbered and Which had Stopped tO discharge I entitled cause. I have sei'ed and will sell I3 Pi'M'c Auction for cash according to passengers. law without bene'it of appraisement at Two men were sentenced, trial: court yesterday admitted beatin; tuaiciai ijistnct court of Caddo Parish, ouisiana.

in the above numbered and $385.03. Allen and his wife were divorced In 1949. The couple had two children. On February 19 of this year, Caddo District Judge James U. Galloway sentenced Allen to serve 10 days in the parish jail on a contempt of court charge for failure to pay alimony to Mrs.

Allen. State nolicp said an iinirlpntififr1IThe princmei front door of tne court 0rte FULe tdlu an unlaeni.lIiea,H-.. -f CaAAn Parish. Tunisians, rtnrinr up a fellow Texan, robbing him and! for one was reset and a bench war-abandoning him in a Shreveport I rant was issued for a fourth yes-tourist cour were sentenced to six terday in city court on charges of CHICAGO POULTRY Chicago. March 9 JP (USDAl Live poultry: firm.

Receipts 1.366 corps; FOB paying prices unchanged to two cents a pound higher; heavy hens 31-33: light hens 3.5-24 fryers or broilers 31; old roosters 19-22; ducklings 32. entitled cause. I have seized and will sell at Public Auction for cash according to law with benefit of appraisement at the principal front door of the Court House of Caddo Parish. Louis.ana. buildings and improvements, for SI 1,300.

Talmadge Reese to James L. McCoy, lot 3 and part of lot 4, In-gleside subdivision, on Regent street near Prentiss street, with buildings and Improvements, for $8,000. car punea onto me nignway irom the icn' of sales on WEDNESDAY. MARCH months in jail each 25. 1953 bearing 11947 P.mtiae Tidor Motor No.

P8MB-14124. uur'" lne legal nours ot sales on WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18. 1963 One 1950 Ford Two-Door Sedan. Motor No. BOMP 119169.

Louisiana License TCn 9SVlnn Trial Is Reset tsrowmee road ana Dodson was unable to stop before plowing into the rear of the bus. Mrs. Dodson was taken to Highland sanitarium by an Ambulance Service ambulance. No one was injured in the bus. driving an auto while under the influence of intoxicants.

L. A. Linton, 28, 4137 Joplin street, was fined $100, 30 days in jail and his driver's license was suspended on conviction of the charge yesterday morning by City Judge Ruivan D. Hendrick. The there were W.

D. Price, 24, Alton; Bob Nabors, 21, Lubbock, and Clarence W. Benson, 27, Lubbock. Testimony in court disclosed Benson hitchhiked a ride to Shreveport Friday night with Carl Shires, 42, Lubbock. On reaching Shreveport City Briefs Said property to be sold as belonging to the above defendant to pay and sausfy debt specified in said writ together with attorney's fees, interest and osts.

J. HOWELL FLOURNOY. ShrLfi Said property to be sold as belonging to the above defendant to pay and satisfy debt specificed in said Writ, together with attorney's fees, interest and cots. J. HOWELL FLOURNOY.

Sheriff and Fx-Officio Auctioneer. J. B. DAVIS. ATTORNEY The Times: March 10.

17. 24. 1953 Trial is to be reset for Abon Ball, 25-year-old negro of 104S rear Line avenue, charged with shooting Johnnie Reddix. 1249 Pecan street. Reddix is in a local hospital, ana Auctioneer.

PRICE. Attorney. The Times: March 3. 10. 17.

1953. XIRSIXG EDUCATION MEET POSTPONED The Shreveport T.pamip of Nllreintr TTrlnoatinn Viie Arnold Malone, negro, was fined Cotton Stamp Is Urged by Solon Washington, March 9 (JP) Issuance of a special stamp this year to commemorate the 200th anniver- i SHERIFF'S SALE 0 uuu.u,..u,i llai, ,1 No. 114.223 in the First Judicial District postponed its regular meeting until TU lTt 11 De Ridder Clinic Set on March 19 De Ridder, March 9 (Special) court ol Louisiana. Motors Securitie 3:30 p.m. March 20, in the public ne SHERIFF'S SALE No.

113.356 in the First Judicial District Court of louisiana. MOTORS SFCURTTTFS COMPANY VERSUS HUEY CANTRELL. By virtue of writ of fieri facias to me directed from the Honorable Firt Judicial District Court of Caddo Parish, Lou-iinna. in the above numbered and en- Company. versus F.

H. Hawthcrne. By virtue of Writ of Seizure and Sale to me directed from the Honorable First sarv of the first commercial cotton penter postponed the case yesterday afternoon in city pending the outcome of Reddix" condi- The Crippeld Children's clinic is i I -i wtti-rari anA oil Judicial District Court of Caddo Pa-ish. Louisiana, in the above numbered and entitled cause. I have seized and will sell at Public Auction for cash according to law with benefit of appraisement at the two were joined by Price and 30 days in jail, with sus-Nabors.

pension of his driver's license, on The men admitted beating up a similar charge. When he indi-Shires, robbing him of more than'ceted he would appeal the con-S100 which they divided, checking! viction, Acting City Judge John T. into a tourist court and leavingCarpentcr set appeal bond at $130. i Trial on a similar charge was Poace were called when an at-' reset for March 16 for E. H.

Wil-tendant found Shires in the cabin, and a bench warrant was is-badly beaten. jsuerj Hovt Vebb. who failed On conviction upon two charges Phosv up for hearmg on a of assault and theft, Acting Cityjcharge of driving while under the exports from the United Statesjto held at the War Memorial at Public Auction for cash according to urged today by Rep Gathings Civic center, March 19, at 1:00 of appraisement at the -V i 1" 'nrinrir'al front nncir of tn Court Hoti UUII. Ark.) the principal front door of the C-iurt House of Caddo Parish. Louisiana, dur Witn the Clinic being Conducted DV Csrido Parish.

Louisiana, during the v. i wv. i Ipsa! honrv of Jialps on SOOTHES-FROTECTS RELIEVES me urudiuiiniioi HtMiin arm. WEDNESDAY. MARCH 25 1953 Burns ScaUt "LT: health unit auditorium, 945 Milam street.

This change is for March only. Husbands! Wives! ivantnewpepaiidvim? fhmissnds of couples are smsk. worn-out. si. uiel solely bwsuss body lrk Iron.

For xw Tim, Tltslity, try Ostrei Tonle Tshleis. guppll Iron ynn too. my nl for pea. supplemmisry 4os Bi. $1 HI sl miy ttt Or ssv Msi Stooejr.

tst aoiMjr-ttvii jMjoooaj' gut. At all drag stores eery where la 5irTtnrt, at Shrerepsrt DratffcsU. Vfalcreen's nd Lane Renlb ing me legal hours of sal'-s on SATURDAY. MARCH 21. 1953 One used 1952 Cadillac Fordor, bearing Manufacturer's Motor No.

526219213. 1 1950 Oldmobile. Motor No. 69-100E88 Serial No. 506 M-1228.

sponsored oy me Business and Professional Women's club, assisted bv the Beauregard parish health unit. Jimpie Cuts Chafe Imoroline line Ga'hings, in a letter to Chairman Rees of the house post office committee, noted that special stamps have been, issued for livestock, wheat, fruit growers, rice and tobacco but not for cotton. "We feel that the cotton indus I v- .1 k.l.n.in -uugc jw.m i. caii-fiuri 11'' i influence of intoxicants, Mm Said property to be sold as belomflng to the above defendant to pay and satisfy debt specified in said writ together Vith Dr, i I dlU piliuri IT Lrr: ucniiiin KingSley and Banks, ortho- to the above defendant. pay and satisfy me inree men 10 mree monms in pedic surgeons and Dr.

H. Aubrey White pediatrician will be on hand jail on each count, the sentences to run consecutively. Arresting officers were Tt. C. cm attorney fees, interest and costs.

J. HOWELL FLOURNOY. Sheriff and Ex-Officio Auctioneer L. Y. RARNETTE.

Attorney. The Times: March 10, 17. 20. 1953. HOW A BO IT SOX? Memphis, Tenn.

OJ.R) A survey of 300 men hpre showed only 31 wore garters. cent specuiea in saia vvrn. loRemer wim attorney's fees, interest and cos's. J. HOWELL FLOUR NOY.

4 Sheriff and Ex-Officio Ave'ioneer. Y. BARNETTE. ATTORNEY The yimes: March 10. 17.

24. 1953. special examine children under the age try is deserving of a stamp," said Gathings. and M. G.

Darnell. ioi 4.1, iree service J0 0 sstsjshsjjdBslrSfcetoJsW.