The Neosho Daily News from Neosho, Missouri • Page 3

00 0 00 0 0 000000000000 0 0 a a a 000000000000000 0 0 NEOSHO DAILY DEMOCRAT, NEOSHO, MO. THURSDAY, APRIL 1, 1943. Page MARKET SUMMARY (By the United Press) The hog markets again report higher prices on butchers today on the basis of early sales and bids. Early gains ranged upward as much as 20 cents. Wheat futures opened steady to firm in both Kansas City and ChiCAgO today and after an hour of trading in Kansas City had registered advances of from 1-4 to 3-8 cents a bushel.

Corn options still are inactive at the ceilings. On the New York Stock Exchange, stocks opened steady in quiet trading. bonds were mixed and cotton futures opened one point lower to one point higher. George Welsh To Go On Trial Monday For Sister's Death KANSAS CITY (U.P.) It looks like Kansas City's most sensational murder case since the Swopa poison deaths at the turn of century is about ready for a court airing. It's the Leila Adele Welsh murder mystery.

Gcorge W. Welsh, Junior, brother of the slain beauty. is the defendant in 8 trial now slated to start Monday before Circuit Judge Albert A. Ridge. No charges were in the case -which "broke" Sth.

1941. filed, when the girl's mutilated body was found in her bed- -for about a year. Then a grand jury indicted the brother. But that true bill was quashed. and a complaint filed by th prosecutor was killed in justice court.

But a second complaint---in a different justice court--resulted in young Welsh being bound over for trial. About 54 witnesses are under subpoena to appear as witnesses, 50 of them for the state, Michael W. O'Hern. Jackson county's veteran prosecutor. Vane Thurlo.

an assistant at-' torney general, is in Kansas City help with the preparation of the case. Roy Kittrick. attorney general, is due to assist also. Welch's chief counsel is John T. Barker, himself a former general.

Barker says that the defense will be simply Chat Welsh is innocent. Says loved his sister and it is foolish to believe that he killed her." O'Hern says his investigators have worked ceaselessly to collect all available information. Hennick's Slower Shop. Ph. 334.

lowa Community Hard Hit By Casualties At Faid Pass In Tunisia RED OAK, La. UP) -The farmers and townspeople of southwestern Iowa's rich agricultural ing about their tasks with grief lines faces and a grim The full impact determinationtruck them squarely with the revelation Tuesday that a staggering number of their sons and kin were missing in the fighting at Faid Pass in Tunisia. A War Department casualty list disclosed that Iowa lost 310 soldiers at Faid Pass. Most of them came from less than a dozen farming communities in Montgomery, Page, Fremont and Miss counties- in the extreme southwestern corner of the tall corn state. Montgomery county alone had 57 men missing in action -presumably captured by the German Corps on February 17.

Eighteen of county's casualties came from the county seat town of Red Oak. Thus it appears that the little town of 5,000 population suffered as heavy a blow as that experienced by any American community since the start of the war. Mrs. Mae Stifle, who learned that two of her sons and a son-in-law are among those missing, expressed the fortitude of the community. "When my boys went away they told me not to cry, and she said.

Then, her voice trembling a bit, she added: "And I'm not going to now." We will buy used washers. Maytag Neosho Service. Ph. 162. 291-tt.

PIE SUPPER FOR RED CROSS BENEFIT A Pie Supper and good program will be a special feature at Kiddoo school, a short distance north of NeFriday night, April 2, and all proceeds from this feature will be given to the Red Cross War drive. Mics. Martin Mills of Neosho is tead her in this school and naturally respecially hopeful that the proceed's may be beyond expectation, for her husband is in military service. The program promises to be interesting, and will include talent from Camp Crowder. It will begin at 8:00 o'clock Thompson's Ambulance.

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Ask your druggist today for Kleenite. KLEENITE needs no brush At Foster Evans, Wilson Drug Store, Owsley Drug Store, and all good drug stores. National Cage Title Champ To Be Crowned Tonite (By the United Press) The unofficial national basketball 3 championship will be at stake tonight, when Saint John's and the University of Wyoming clash at Madison Square Garden. The two clubs--winners of the tional invitation and national colle-: giate athletic association tournaments will battle for the benefit of the Red Cross. In the second game of the doubleheader Toledo will meet Georgetown.

lost to Saint John's in the invitation final, while Georgetown was runner-up to Wyoming in the NCAA. An interesting individual duel is in prospect between Ken Sailors of Wyand Harry Boykoff of John's. Both have been high scorers, for their respective clubs. The Redmen of Saint John's also have captain Andy Levane and Larry Baxter. Other big guns on the Wyoming squad are Milo Komenich and Jim Weir.

West Wins Annual Golden Gloves Bout (By the United Press) Western Golden Glovers hung a new record in defeating the Eastern squad at Chicago stadium last night. The final tally in the tournament WAS 14 to 2, the widest in the 16-year history of the event. It was the ninth win for the West, against four for the East and three ties. The card brought only two knockouts- -the most exciting when Cpl. Hy Bronstein of the West got up from the canvas to amaze the crowd of 21,000 by polishing.

off his opponent. Joe Rochester, in the third round. A1 Cleveland. light heavyweight Lloyd Marshall scored a technical knockout over Ezzard Charles of Cincinnati. It was a homecoming victory for Marshall, who has been fikhting on the West Coast.

The KO came in the eighth of a scheduled 10-round match before a crowd of 10,000. TURKEY SEASON OPENED IN ARKANSAS TODAY (By the limited Press) The wild turkey gobbler is on the fly in the Arkansas Ozarks today. The hunting season in the ful hill country opened at dawn today for hunters who prefer the rifle or shotgun. For those who wanted to go into the hills with bow and arrow, the season opened a week ago. Hens are protected by the game laws.

The season limit on gobblers in Arkansas is two. Former City Employe Dies Elmer Biggerstaff, a former resident of Neosho and also former city employee of this city, died Tuesday, March 30, at Nevada State Hospital No. 3, where he had been a patient for seven weeks. His death was attributed to a complication of ailments. Mr.

Biggerstaff's family was at his bedside vehen death claimed him. his wife, Mrs. Betty tie Biggerstaff; by two daughters, Vilma Biggerstaff and Mrs. Dorthie Jackson of Webb City; by his mother, Mrs. Mary Biggerstaff of Coffeyville, and one sister, Miss Laura Biggerstaff, at home, and two brothers, Frank, of Coffeyville, and Lester, of Columbus, Kan.

Burial was made in a Nevada co For dependable optical work, see Dr. Corbett, Steward building across street from city auditorium. Ph. 161. 0000000 000 a City Announcements 0 0 0 00 For Alderman First WardJ.

J. JACK For Alderman Second WardBOB WOOD For Alderman Third WardCHAS. F. JEFFERS For School DirectorO. W.

EPPERSON G. B. WILLIAMS 84 CAB CO. PHONE 84 PHONE 24-HOUR SERVICE 4 626 CAB CO. PHONE 626 PHONE 24-HOUR SERVICE 110 DeLUXE CAB CO.

Under New Management E. W. Macy Corb Macy YELLOW CAB PHONE 800 "The Thinking Fellow Calls the WANT ADS FOR RENT Delaware. BOARD For Rent-2 sleeping rooms. 300 3 FURNISHED For Rent-Room with adjoining bath.

Prefer man or couple that works. Phone 661-J. 60-2t. Rooms for Men--Inner spring mattresses, swimming pool, club privileges. Joplin Y.

M. C. 510 Wall. 159-tf. 16a WANT TO RENT Wanted---2-room furnished apartment or 1 light housekeeping room.

Ph. 809-M. Wanted- Modern furnished apartment or house. for officer and wife. Call 937-W.

FOR SALE 17 HOUSES For Sale--Stone duplex on Maple street. Inquire at 117 Maple after 6:00 p. m. 59-tf. 18 FARMS For Sale--Improved 120 acres near Neosho.

P. O. Box 507. 60-6t. 28 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS For -Almost new trap drum and stand; Regent trumpet.

Phone 1098. 29 MISCELLANEOUS For Sale- -Three men's suits (good condition), one new tuxedo, one summer tuxedo, 7 pairs shoes (including summer two-tone), 2 dozen shirts (size 15), one Harris Tweed top coat; many other dress accessories. These items are priced right for quick sale. Call in person only. James V.

Moore, Big Spring Inn. For Sale--New shipment of bridles and blankets, just received at Hadley's. 42-tf 31 WANT TO BUY 1 Want to Buy--Baby play pen. Phone 393 or 781-W. Wanted--Baby stroller.

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Their 7-way tion means real comfort. reduces strain, helps tighten relaxed membranes, gently lubricates and softens. Protective and anti chafing. 40 easy to use. It's wonderful ty be free of pile torture axain.

Get genuine Stuart's Pyramid Suppositories at your drug without delay 60c and $1.20 on maker' mane guarantee. WANTED-Automobile Mechanics Jeffers Motor Co. PHONE 278 HELP WANTED 32 FEMALE Wanted--Local middle-aged woman for maid's work. Apply in person. Big Spring Inn.

12-tf. Waitresses Wanted Apply Sam Wolfinbarger's Office over Briggs' Hardware. 226-ti. 33 MALE Wanted -Experienced yard man and assistant in kitchen. Hopton's Drive Inn Restaurant.

59-tf Wanted--Man to work onl dairy. Ross Keeling, 615 W. Coler. Neosho, Mo. 58-3t' -Mechanic and body and fender man, and painter.

Jack's Auto Repair, 306 N. College. Neosho. Phone 945. Pin setters wanted: boys preferred.

Beau Monde Bowling Alleys. 232-tf. 34 MALE OR FEMALE Wanted at Beau Monde. 234-ti Wanted Trustworthy, experienced man and wife as caretakers. Prefer local, permanent residents.

Phone 744. 52-tf. Operators wanted. Apply Smith Bros. Mfg.

Co. 7-ti Cook Wanted. Apply Sam Wolfinbarger, office over Briggs Hardware. 239-tf POSITIONS WANTED 36 MALE Will do yard work or farm work. See Walter Harris.

1023 Main Ave. MISCELLANEOUS 38 LOST AND FOUND Lost-Male dog. 15 inch Beagle. Black, tan and white. Phone 6601-R Joplin.

Reward. 60-3t Lost Wallet. Valuable papers, name Jack Goby. Return Room 233, Big Spring Inn. Reward.

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B. and Bangs Tested Cows CAMFIELD JERSEY FARM Phones 303-J-1 or 303-J-3 Neosho, Mo. 24-HOUR WRECKER SERVICE ANYTIME ANYWHERE Day Phone 31 3 Night Phones 749 or 361 or 289 CARNES MOTOR CO. 117 North Jefferson Phone 31 Don't Buy 1941 1940 Extra FORD good CHEVROLET tires; a CONVERTIBLE COUPE dandy. COUPE until you've seen Radio and heater; clean pin.

These Cars 1941 4-DOOR Radio and PLYMOUTH SPECIAL- heater; very good. 1941 PONTIAC 8 STREAM1939 CHEVROLET LINED SEDAN2-DOOR SEDAN- Radio, heater, extra good tires. Radio and heater; extra nice. A real honey. MANY OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM We will pay cash for good used cars with good rubber NOLEN V.

EMBREY 118-20 N. WOOD NEOSHO, MO. Wanted --Old Records We buy your old records (except laminated), broken, cracked or scratched. We must turn in scrap records in order to purchase new ones. We will pay you in cash or trade new ones for your old ones.

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