The Town Talk from Alexandria, Louisiana • Page 8

1 ALEXANDRIA DAILY TOWN TALK, ALEXANDRIA-PINEVILLE, LA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1953 PAGE TWO 'Extras' Quick to Become 'Actors' 1 i 149 from Rapides Attend La. Tech to Th To- T'k nisrON. La -Louisiana Tech's record-breading fall enrollment includes 119 students from Rapi-ks paruh. They include: Alexandria Harmon W. Aymond 'Harriet Y.

Beason. Kent Ray Bennett, Richard A. $1 Million Boat Mishap Suit Filed LITTLE ROCK. Ark. AP -A one million dollar suit was filed day as the result of a tugboat accident yi the Mississippi Rier last year.

Atlantic Mutual Insurance the suit against the Vest Towing Co. of Greenville. Miss the Wet Tennessee Limestone Alexandria Daily Town Talk Published at 128 Washington Street Subscription $1.30 Per Month Second class mall privilege authorized at Alexandria, Louisiana. Corp. of Nashville, Tenn and the tusboat Carl D.

The insurance firm charged that 2.230 tons of lead which belonged to the Ethyl Corp. was lost when six barges towed by the Carl smasned into the west pier of the( Greenville bridge March 21. 1357. The suit seeits to recover money the insurance company contends it paid the Ethyl Conp. under terms of an insurance policy.

Chicot Lake Duck Hunts Ruled Out to Tv Tn MLLE PLATTE. La. Petitions notwiths.and;ng. there no duck hunUn oa Chicot Lake tus year. Dudley D.

Johnson. actin superintendent of Chicot Park near here, made that clear today. lie LssJed a ttalement is which he said: "There have been some rumors going around that there ui'J be duck hunting in Chicot State Park. Some unauthorized persons have placed these articles in the various newspapers of this section, and I want to assure you that the State Parks and Recreation Commission is strictly against hunting in any and all state parks." Johnson asked assistance "in correcting this false Bennett. Donald R.

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The Alexandria Young Men's Business Club Wednesday went on record in favor of the Pine Wall Helen M. Walters. ville expressway and proposed new bridge. Club President George Breland I 1' said the resolution endorses the (Photo Urbach) "How does it feel to bt in movies?" Charlie Denstorff (Itft) asks Jock Smith of Robolino. Smith is ono of 110 riders hirod for "The Horse Soldiers" by Denstorff end other Louisiana Employment Service representatives.

Pineville Louis C. Bonnette. James C. Breeding, Winston B. Campbell, Opal Marie Carlino.

David Payne Colvin. Gary Mitchell Corley, Wallace W. Corley, William R. Crooks Frances Elize Ford, Eloyce Dhale Fulton, Maureen Gremillion, Jerry' Lunn Harris, James W. Hilderbrand, Howard Ernest Mc-Grew.

Clem Taylor McNeel, Carol Jean Magnan. Robert Lane Morris, Gaye Ernestine Rice, Freddie M. Richards, Jerome West. Robert F. Westbrook, James B.

Williams. Mary H. Roberts, Jay Francis Shinn, Martha Jane Smith. Charles James Stagg. Charles G.

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McFarland, Alayne Mcintosh, Curtis L. McMillian, George Russell Marsh, Fred Arthur Merten, Jack Jay Mertens. Patricia J. Mertens, Ebbie Lee Moak, Martha E. Moore.

Richard G. Moriarty, Walter J. Moriarty, James Peek O'Neal James Lesley Parker, Robert Davis Par- planned project as submitted by the state Department of Highways. The YMBC resolution, passed unanimously, comes amidst a wave of civic club endorsements of the proposal in the face of opposition from some property owners in Pineville and Ward 10. "We approved the bridge and expressway plans in their entirety," Breland said.

"We definitely want the program and feel that the highway department knows what is best," he added. riders were farm boys or otherwise self employed. The employment specialists also had the job of signing up the congregation of a colored Baptist manages in Natchitoches. When the big order came along just two weeks before camera time a specialist was assigned to help Knotts with the problem. Charlie Denstorff, manager of the state employment service church located a mile south of Clarence.

The members will appear in one scene. Sumner. By Arthur H. Matthews NATCHITOCHES, La. Louisiana country boys are no slouches when it comes to playing the parts of cavalrymen in "The Horse Soldiers." The movie's veteran director, John Ford, even said it was "unbelievable" how well the 110 assorted boys nd men were turned into an "army" in 24 hours.

Ford made that observation for the Louisiana Employment Service personnel who helped in hiring of the extras. The horsemen were atop their mounts for the third day before the cameras today. Signing up movie extras and horse riding ones at that isn't a part of the routine in the employment office that Roy Knotts Leukemia Victim At Goodpine Dies Buy your blankets now for cold nights ahead Baton Rouge office, came to Knotts' aid as a man experienced in hiring movie people. He'd Done It Before It has fallen Denstorffs lot to help line up extras for five Louisiana movies. "The Long Hot Summer" was the last one he worked on that has been released.

Others have been "The Sound and the Fury" and "Band of Angels." But never before has he had to help in hiring 110 men who could You can play it at 'Srwcial to The Town Talki JENA, La. Crillon Payne, 23-year-old leukemia victim, died Tuesday in a New Orleans hospital. Survivors include his parents. without Lessons! Mr. and Mrs.

A. H. Payne Sr. of Goodpine; a brother, A. H.

Jr of Wichita, Kans. Funeral services are scheduled for 3 p.m. today from the Good sonex Blankets Second Floor 12 2 250-Ft. Coils Electric CHORD ORGAN it foot pine Baptist church. Interment is to follow in the Jena cemetery, wrth Kmner-Stephens Funeral Home in charge.

Mrs. Underwood (Special to The Town Talk) LEESVILLE, La. Mrs. E. A.

Underwood, 89, died Wednesday morning in a Houston, Texas, hospital after a short illness. Funeral services were scheduled for 10 a. m. today at St. Michaels Catholic church, Lees-ville, with Rev.

F. J. Beckers, pastor, officiating. Burial was to be in the Leesville cemetery under the direction of the Hixson Funeral home of Leesville. ride horses and take the commands of a cavalry commander.

It wasn't too hard a Job, though, Denstorff and Knotts revealed. They had 248 would-be riders to apply. The applicants sruprised the studio representatives with their military background and ability to understand orders. Of the 110 now working, 49 were veterans. The employment specialists cite this as the reason the horsemen were so easy to make into an "army." The cavalrymen range in age from 18-57.

Applications for the work came from as far north in Louisiana as Vivian and as far south as De-Quincy. The territory from which the riders was drawn also extends eastward to Natchez, and westward to East Texas. Knotts said the hirings have helped his unemployment picture to some extent, but most of the The first long-lasting color cosmetic for the hair We Give GREEN STAMPS T. C. BRISTER HARDWARE 716 Main Pineville During the past fifty years newspaper circulation has in creased by more than 40 mil lion newspapers purchased dailv kvwL if ELECTRONIC PRINT 0 EASY AS A SHAMPOO.

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