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if. Sumlav. Mv 8. I960 Tiir Sit hi; vi poht Timm REPAIR-IT SERVICE EMPtOYMENT (361 Malo Help Wonted LEGALS (The ShrtPfporl dimes RETIRES (141 Carpenter, Rtmedtl CHRISTIAN MAN to work pert. time Minimum rarmngn SJiKi ier mm.lh Call MR VICK.

ME e-3S21. ONI YJ HUM DINU and Remodeling, resU flrnllal or commercial work Nn )iN ton large or loo Small, fie etlimaiea. tacellenl ilerenrt and injured IMI I i i i lUBSCKIPTION HATfJ BY CAHHI'HS Daim and llsll Sunn's mnrta Onl Oil rn Mo. I I IS I IM I at II Miss 1100 lt0 ISO OAIIV AND SUNIIAV IM.S lt; for c'eanuig route. Good deal rn-ht man ME l-BJItl Moo WAVIfcU.

AiTliittt'liiial inillwork 20 Year financing Remodeling, new addition Plant to your on'l delay, call looav I) ALTON CoNSl RUC and JU(jnri I in I dratUinan. Apply to WINDHAM WOODWORK AND SUPPLY CO Highway I South Ph UN l-a-iM Nn 143 2T MUST DISTRICT COURT OK IOUIMANA STATU OK I ol'ISIANA PABIHH tiK CApliO si'ccFssioN or MHS CKoHUE ANN PI AISANCr NoTK i hrirliy given that fiUJlK.r HK.N'RV JONFS has this dv tiit-d HIS APPI ATION KOR LtTTUIS OF ADMINISTRATION in said SUCCESSION and uiilrns nppoailmn lie inane thrirtn v. II in Die time ilud liv law. the tarn will be homnlngatrd as liiayed lor and made the Judg-nieni nf the Court WITNESS the Honorable Judges i tout ('mm. Hut lh 3nd day ol Mav, li I) WEBSTFR.

Cleik Mnigan. Bakei. SkrcU. MidUlrton Coleman. Atlornevt.

TION I IM 1-HTIJ BV All, Dan and Daltv lunila MnnilK Onl um Al UMIS'l'M and a.l.,.. tiding eatia rooms, mult, rarpoil. brat terms City Siding ME -7Hn fin Mi. I ItS I IM I HI Advertising Manager Needed 5-day alleinoon paper Real challenge to experienced iii.u. Apnly al one RujIoii Daily 1 ei.der, Huston, La II Mi.s II IK) ItM 1 In Aluminum Siding ATI'S IN TKXA8 Pall anri Daily Sunria Burnt Onl Onl Painting.

Hoofing, general repairs. Nu Job too small Home Improvements, Inc. 824 E. Klngt Hwy. U.N llome-ownrd.

bonded. limned On Mo. I I Ml I I 10 I HIS i II Mot 11(H) la 10 Hales for aiihacrlDtlnnt niitsirt if. I rename rnnlntrntal Unii4 Slalas will uoiatl upon ronH, Dishwasher Fclcd Willi Champagne LOS ANGELES, May 7 Two million duty dishes ano. Tom Soldo went to work as a dishwasher ut the Amlmssador Hotel.

So his fellow workers last niuht threw 70-year old Sutelo a real uptown champagne party on his retirement. Since that sunny day in l'J-4 when Sotelo went to work at the hotel, he washed dishes for kings, queens, movie stars, presidents and even emperors. But one dirty dish is like uny other, Sotelo democratically told his party-givers. They raised a loud cheer in the ritzy Regency Room of the hotel. They called on Sotelo to make a speech.

It was a simple one: "I'm tired. I'm going to go home and rest." Kepair 10 Remodeling Power Tool Salesman Rawsmlth Fewer Tool Selesman YLUA POWER PRODUCT. INC. Age 15 lo Si, married, throng dealer background Power trail excellence Pirferred. Travel 4 ttatea.

Company car furnished, tx-(enact paid. Sulary. Write Box 113-E, Ttmtt-Journil Newspaper Production Co Carpenter Tools Financing Available Call Now Free -timatet A RI'FR-DOSSETT I BR CO inn (iiimmelt Dr Ph 4-Ml aurivi ton (17) flectnc Work. (The Shrrpcpcrt (Tintfd John It. Davis Electric Commercial and Residential Wiring and Repairs-II ill Milam St.

Phone night T-WSH? or bhirvt-iigil Tunes; May 4, la. mnfi Nn 6 FIRST DISTRICT COURT OK I OI ISIAN'A STATF OF IOU1SIANA-PAHISH OK CADDO SUCCKSSIONS OF GRAN VIII. GRANT WILLIAMS aid MRS HATTIE WALKER WII.I1AMS NOTICE herehv given that JUANITA WILLIAMS JOHNSON hat tint day riled an application (or lillria of administration In said SUCCESSIONS and unlewi opposition lie made thereto within the tune specitird by law. the tame will be homologated at prayed (or and mad the Judgment nf the Court WITNESS the Honorable Judges of id Court, this the 3rd day ol Mav, HKiO. TOWNS.

TVnuty Cleik. POWFt and FOPPE A tin nevs SHREVEPORT TIMES: MAY 4. i. 119 Lawn Mower Repairs LAWNMOWERS Morning and Sunn's Sljrcucporlournol l.llrtll No I it I Minimum ar-Aia I i.lr.fc IHI rwin annl in all Clalfl Alv i Ian-inaiina within HKi mil ra.nu ol In I.H of iuvirl laiiv t.iinttnnallnn Cassnipfl An VAN MOVERS And tinall engines repaired. All FIRST YEAR men wllh Aero M.iy- makes Pickup and delivery serv-lie.

GALE OUTBOARD Motor Service A ktn Motor Si Boat Exchange IWiH Klng Hwy ti mer can average .9,000 to noO. NET. iir dial in Ihl ai'llf M' 'M i Hire is vour opportunity fo make HM.il arm win dmii aain iinwii rhara nn in 13. iniin lain 1a in IH HK M'Oti nibrt money contract liuik-lllall. We are expanding Mayflower't world-wide ovum ervk Wc give you on-lhe-inu paid train It' i am mi I OtHN Al.

KKIIUtKI) CUMHAI'I HAIFA BIRTHS LYNN DAUGHTRY Is applying lo the Jiilv-Angut. 18iU Pardon Bnaid for clemeiii-y Shievepnrt Tunes: May 4. 13, I mm LAANMoUKKS RK I1 AIRED Free Pick -110. deliver Repairs on all makes and models Including leel type mower sharpening Factniy authorlred aervict for Brigtfi Stratum. Clinton.

Law-son, and Pnwer oroducts enmnes. We do Warranty work on above makes COPEL INTF.RPRISES Lake.hnr Dr. 4.5744 Hjhmsiim) js Hwwa LMILi A to lo KM Siiunt lam ir I gm Siinflnvt anrt HnllHavf I m. to 5 m. ing 11 you own or can 'inance late model tr.ictor.

Appllcanlt ust be over 23. free to travel, and have irood safety lecord. Write or phone Jack Adams. P.O. Box KI7.

Indianapolis 6, Indiana. Melraae t-2451, Ext. 213. 'IndiHnapolin Htlll'MI'IKT SAMTAKItM Mr. and Mis.

Ulen Hitler, Gl. ii Dougl.is Jr April 25. AM applying for clemency. Willie Jui'kwin. No.

4'ii. Shreveport Times: May 8. 12, 17. lflliO. vav' ANNOUNCEMENTS STANLEY M.

KAl F.MAN Dallas Man Will Address B'nai B'rith Stanley M. Kaufman, a native of Tallas, president of District Grand Lodge No. 7. B'nai B'rith, and member of the Supreme Board of Governors, will be guest speaker at the annual spring dinner meet- Arts la I. on till KM.

wrfk lavs lor nasi Ha DiiMiraUon 121) Pointing, Paptting Kills' or onrravtiiins must rx marl rwiiirt r.M lor nasi lay piiliiiratinn EXPERT papering, painting, nn loh ton mnll Pat Ervin i-OCM (3) Cord of Thankt OUTSTANDING 4-H Club senior bov and girl of the year. Jackie O'Glce, 16, of the Shiloh 4-H Club and Robert Bounds, 17, of the Rocky Mount 4-H Club look over awards given them at the annual Achievement Day of Bossier Parish 4-H Clubs yesterdav. The event was held at the Bossier High School. (Times i'hoto by Lloyd Stillcy) BOSSIER A MSI I Rocky Mount Named Best at 4-H Meeting MRS. JOSEPHINE COOK PAINTING Cheaper than doing It youivlf.

Walls each, ceilings fit), turn 12 nnening, we furnish Ads Appear Hoth At One Low Cost Piinltratlnn In th BOMIAV I'lnici is coiinlao as on la The family of M. O. Benedict everything. UN I-4H79. 3-BH92.

wishes to extend tnniiKt to house uainling. 15 yeart experi ence. No job too laige. 5 year Mr. and Mrs.

J. Harvey l.alici. gin. Lis.i l.anrtte. Apul 2.1.

Mi and Mi Joe Tiller boy. Ricky Jo. April ill Mr nil Mrs. Hubert A. Alllet, buy, Jiiv-iih Hoiiiiit, Ainil 27.

Mr. and Mis. Jerry C. tlndges, boy. M.iic Steven.

April 27. Mr. and Mrs. M. M.

lvln Sayre. boy, Slcven Mich.ill, Anill 27. Mr. and Mia. F.

Don.ild flraclfurd, fill, Donna Hence. April 26. Mr. and Mr Cli.ulca M. Cone, gill.

Mickey Jo. Anrll 27. Mr. and Mrs. C.lyim L.

Bryan, girl. TMinela Kerr. Apul 28 Mr and Mrs. Allen Gaines, gill, Cnuly Cave. Aim 1 1 27.

Mr. and Mrs, Franklin P. Hoblnson, gill. Tiicv lleiiee, April 29. Mr.

and Mis. Robert H. Heck, girl. Jane Mane. April 2H Mr.

and Mrs. Irving Khlpknwltt. girl. guarantee. ME S-Wifll for estimalc.

all who gave flowers and condolence during the sickness ami death ol our dear Slater and Aunt. Mrs. Josephine Cook. MAr.nni.VN nr.Nrmrr PAINTING, sheetrorklng, texton- Inc. n.uiiinn.

Rates per line per Day PAINT that won't peel or lade, year guarantee. ini! of Shreveport Lodge B'nai B'rith on Wednesday at Cioss Lake Inn. The affair will ICONfeKt UilV UAVS OM VI Budget Department MANAGER Young man age 21 to 30 for position with home and auto supply store. Must be High School Graduate and have tome retail tilling experience. Company benefits Include paid Vacation, pension plan, group Insurance, good starting salary and 5-dny work week.

Rcferentet required. APPLY IN PERSON between 4 and p.m. Monday and Tuesday to FIRESTONE STORES 501 Crockett St. SHREVEPORT, LA. (4) Lost and found Highland Remodeling 3U times 2bc lint MF 1-9712 ME 5-M49 start at 7 p.m.

FOUND RING 5-1211 exten-ion 2-MH5 1U tunes iWc line Call Another prominent visitor will be Joseph S. Caldwell Repair, etc. Free e-timales. In- The Rockv Mount 4-H Club was Scarborough. Benton iKXi POUND ioealed loot ot 7 times 3uc line CHILD f'ARE Travis Street.

If ynu do not find Harry A. Friedman. Tcxarkana at siued. Guaranteed MF. I -tHna S.mdia I.

vim. April 2U Mr. anil Mis Hubert Goodman. (Hi, td i Ih (n-kry. Apul 29 Mr and Mrs.

lao S. Cage, boy, Christopher l.eo. April 29 your dog there, use, a iimes-Jnurnal Want Ad here. Dial 1-7131. i-nim, "Charge It." Lonnie Noble, Painting Cnntractnr.

Large or small loht Insured -Guaranteed -Estimates. Fulton. ME 1-S8B7. ME 5-P1 named the best senior club of the year at the annual Achievement Day of Bossier Parish 4-H Clubs yesterday at the Bossier High School. It won a trophy along with (5) Busmen ferionofs COR THAT PARTY 4 to 0 times 34c line 1 tune (comb) 5Uc line 1 time Sunday bUc line Dan Hales quo ten inciurt in-seitiuns in rxiin the blinva POM Iimu morning ana lh SHria.va.fOrU JOUHNAI.

venlng at a single cost and in lh SHHI.Vl.fOHl IIMU SUMMV SKf AHAIC HAIIlS PAINTING. Sheetrocklng, lexlnn-trig, general repairs. 4-7377. Whv buy those extras? Rent tllver. punch bowl sets.

etc. SYBIL'S PARTY SUPPLY 2955 Millard ME I-2B42 PAINT ANY 5-ROOM HOUSE ONE COAT, SM). 8-429fi Grcenacres Junior High, which wasj GOOD WEST SIDE WATKINS ROUTE pin UN 5-9934 per Fred Cox. 7-H278, Firl Vii gliua Hoi1mci. Greenacrea; second Regciua Hruv n.

Grenades. (ilRl.ft ((Kill First S.mda Anderson, Central Park; second -Virginia Rodger. Greenacres. BOVM First John Jolly, Ilniirt Llcincntary. IIKAITII 'irl Ruhy 1 I-1 1 1 1 Shiloh: ro-ond -Faith Uarruun.

Uoirr bU'tiiciitmy. HOVN 1IIAITII Flrt Mik Uilt'ii-ir, llntatlon P.irk; evond Danny Hurt. I'lantulion t'ark. (iAKIIKVINIi Flrt-Martha Craft Cirronaorrn; ec-ond. Carol DrMoHn.

Hoiky Mmint. I'Ol I.TRV Flmt Cecil Cannihrll. Benton; ec-ond Judy Andrews. Benton. HOME (iKOIMin 1IEAITIFICATIOV Flint Danny Bui Ik.

Plantation I'aik; second-Oeoige CummlngH. Benton. MEAT IDENTIIK ATIOS Kirutt He Ann Scarborough. Retnon: Mr. and Mrs.

Chailrs Sojourner, gill. Kalhy Ann, April 29 Mr and Mis. C. Fred Gregory, boy, Kenneth Glenn. April 29.

HIGHLAND HOSPITAL Mr. and Mrs. Archie Anderson, bov. Aiihie Alviih. April 27 Mr.

and Mrs. Robert E. Helps, bov, William Scott. April 28 Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Cloutler.

girl, Mot. a Felice. April 29. Mr. and Mrs.

Jose T. Avalns, boy, Joseph Terry. May 3. Mr. and Mrs.

Sun M. Walles, girl. belli Anne, Mav 4 Mr. and Mr James D. Roach, bov.

Jimmy Clay. May 4. Mr. mid Mr Jumej D. Gll'esple, boy, Jnhn Mark.

May 4. PAPERING, painting, any size lobs Estimates. Simiis. ME 1-2K5H lh Siirevvoorl 1 lines unnrnlngi I and I timer hc line Mintioi selected the year's best junior high 4-H club. Others winning trophies were the Shiloh 4-H Club as the best senior club on Achievement Day and Plantation Park as the best junior club on the day.

The Shiloh and Benton 4-H clubs took second and third places as PAINTING, papering, texloiilug reasonable: 30 vears experience Try me C. Wallace. UN I-23H4 Signs Real Ei-tate, Trucks, and all kind of commercial lettering. Wade's Signs 305 Airport Dr. 4-1500 Avnllahle.

No experience necet-tary, Free Training. High Earnings, Full or Part-Time. Apply 523 Common InvMtmns 4c line less Ulan th combination rate shrevDnil Jour nai (evening! 44c line Muilini' Insertions 8c line let than thr RF.I.IARI.F. oalnter sheetrork textone, repairs. Insured.

ME 5-1857 HOUSE pauiiing. textone. able Estimates. Taylor. 3 9422 the best of the year, while Rocky Mount and Benton finished second 1 Airlines Need Young men 17 to 39.

See our ad under Instructions. National School of Aeronautics. PAINTING Papering, sheetimk finii.hin Minor renaus Insured No monev down, 18 months to pay. Free estimates. UN 5-44K2.

ME t. GORDON P. SANDOZ Accounting and Tax Service Bookkeeping. Large; Small Self 215 North Maiket Phone 3-770 Res 4-1293 and third in that order as the best i park. torney, a vice president of the Supreme LodjW and past president ol District 7, comprising Louisiana, Arkansas, Alabama, Mississippi, Oklahoma, Tennessee and Texas.

Friedman, in a candlelight ceremonial, will formally install a group of new members with presentation of certificates. Kaufman, also a practicing attorney, is a graduate of Southern Methodist University. He has held every position from local lodge president to slate, association president. On the national scene he is rast member of National Fund Campaign Cabinet of B'nai B'rith. lie also has as treasurer-comptroller of the district, as a member of the district executive cemmittec; president of the B'nai B'rith Texas State and as a member of the B'nai B'rith National Service Committee for Armed Forces and Veterans.

In addition he was president of the George A. Levy Ixjdge No. 1811 of Dallas. In World War II Kaufman was a captain in the United States Infantry serving in China and Burma. He was awarded the Silver Star Medal for bravery; the Executive I KUP Jl IK.INt.

on Achievement Day. (23) Plumbing, Heating Monuments Cleaned reasonable, ME 1-7579, MARBLE like new. 7-7032 Louisiana Bar Group Installs New Officers Professional Sales Career SEPTIC TANKS Cleaned and Installed HAYNES SANITATION 6(19 Browning UN 1 -4(139, UN 5-3WH HELP NEEDED We need home for teen-agert If you live In the Shrevepoit-Bos-sier area and are Interested In providing foster care for children between the ages of 12-16. Give 'oiniunatinn rale AM art mutt be eoriectl clitlien inn conliiim lo lor.nai tort regulations I5ili oi "tMi ans require I -line eatia tor artmetf Service lee tor number tc Nonce cviHiiraphirai errors miisi ne aiver in time joiu'J iiunoe J(i(q rrrors noi the fault of the ailveitiser which clearly lessen the value ot the advertisement should he corrected the first day before Proper crenit will he made on the first dav Incorrect insertion Newsraoer Hrnrtnction assumes no re-snnnathtntv after the Initial Insertion. A cancellation ot correction cannot taRe effect until alter the advertisement hat been Diihllshed onca.

Times-Journal Ads BOTH Paper ONE Low Cost 3-7131 or 2-0381 SEPTIC tanks cleaned, rural plumbing. Muckahee, 7-722, t-s73 FOR exnert plumbing and repairs Call "Jake" BR1GCS. 3-6B59. details about self and family. Write Box 1HI-1.

limes-Journal. One of America's largest financial Institutions has an opening lor a man seeking lifetime career In professional salet work. A special 3 year compensation plan to provide you with an Income while learning. Commistons later for service as well as for salet and liberal retirement plan. Call 2-3923 for interview.

BOBBY L. GREENE Plumbing and heating. Continuous service. ME 1-0412. ME 5-7137 RELIABLE yard service.

Dany fertilizer. Will please. UN 1-3229. UrM- Bolmy Bennett Hip-heon; secondKen Krulthof, Curtis DAIRY CATII.K Jt IIGINO First -Bob Pittman. Plain Dealing; second Travis Huddlcstim I' I a I Dealing.

CROP JUDGING First Pete Burks. Rocky Mount; second Robert Hounds, Hnrkv Mount. DAIRY CATTLE JUDGING First Clinton Glee, Shiloh: second. Carnell O'Glee, Shiloh LIVESTOCK Jl DOING First Jimmy Young, Rocky Mount; second Clinton O'Glee. Shiloh.

BOYS SPEECH First Tommy Thigpen. Greenacres; econd BoMw Bennett. Rtiston. HOYS WILDLIFE First Curtis Lacy. Rocky Mount; second Robert Bounds.

Rocky Mount. GIRLS WILDLIFE First Shirlev Thorn, Greenacres: Carnell O'Gleen. Shiloh; second-Shirley Cralt, Greenacres tOKF.STRY First-Tom Hcitncr. Plain Dealing; James BuUock. Hushrnn.

HANDICRAFT BILOXI, May 7 (A-The Louisiana Bar Assn. ended its annual convention today with installation of officers and discussion of proposed resolutions. APPLICATIONS accepted now for sewing classes Day and evening. Beginners, advanced. Handicraft.

UN 1-7374 alter 2-3(1 m. Belcher Plumbing Co. Plumbing repairs, all water heaters. Carl Belcher Jr UN 5-97HI i A 1 A A Enoch T. Nix of the Bossier City Kiwanis Club presented his club's trophies to Jackie O'Glee of Shiloh and Curtis Lacy of Rocky Mount.

Sara Moore gave the Big Chain Stores' trophies to Sally Eltzroth of Plantation Park, while J. VV. Andrews presented the junior high trophy to Tommy Thigpen of Green-acres Junior High. J. V.

Bass, Bossier rural electrification administration, awarded radios to Robert Bounds of Rocky Mount and Jackie O'Glee. of Shiloh for outstanding senior! boys' and senior girls' records. A 4-H bracelet went to Carol Beshear of Greenacres from Lettie Van Landingham and a 4-H pocket knife to Larry Dcen of Rocky Mount as those with the outstanding junior boys' and girls' records. Key Club awards were presented to Pat Raines of Elm Grove and Pete Burks of Rocky Mount by R. D.

Stogner of Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp. Repair Service Phone UN 5-B44ti Shreveport Plumbing "One Call Does It All" 531 61-t EXPERIENCE Canvasser, for home remodeling. No car necessary. Top pay. Call Mr.

Woodlan, after 4 John B. Randall, American Bar Assn. president, yesterday told the i group the study of law is not at-! trading its rightful share of the best high school graduates. Randall, of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, p.m. 2-2K10.

(25) Podio-TV fiepain Order of the Bronze Star; the Cabi WANTED Advertising Experience To Answer a "Box" Ad Iff FREE for the AsklngI As a convenience to the reader and at a service to the advertiser Times-Journal Want Ads with "box numbers" may be answered by merely phoning the Classified Dept. Your name, address and phone numbert will be placed on a special form card. However, no Information will be divulged as to the Identity of advertiser or subject matter. Dial 3-7131, 2-03H1. net Infantryman's Award; and the $3 Best TV $3 Phone UN 5-2993 Talented person capable of laying out.

writing copy, executing ad Medal of Bravery from the Chinese y. where he served as an CECII RADIO AND TV OPEN 7 DAYS, S3. ME 1-7738 vertising program of fast growing ac'viser. department store in bourn AiKan sas. Excellent opportunity.

Write Box 119-E. Times-Journal Mr. Kaufman lias served as sec WARD TV CO. $3 FAST SERVICE AM. 9 PM All parts and labor guaranteed In writing.

UN 1-4130. sai.f.sman Men's clothing, ex Original Paintings Fust, Kay Gilbert, Greenacres; second, Rose Ann Seal borough. Renton. Paintings First. Jackie O'Gleen, Shiloh.

Embroidery First, Shircly-- Thorn. Greenacres. Candlework First, Linda Cook. Plain Dealings; second. Regina Oiown, Greenacres.

Weaving Pot Holders First. Linda Boyter, Greenacres; second, Reglua Brown. Greciiner-s. Woodwork First. John Livingston, Curtis; second.

Bohbv Bennett. Rusheon. retary and member of the Board perience preferred. Will train If Boyhaven Summer Camp Ages 8-15 June 5-Aug 20 Box 24S. Lewisvllle.

Tex (27 Roofing, Sheet Metal necessary. Apply ASKINS CLOTHIERS 322 Texas Ave cl Shcarith Israel Synagogue and adviser to the Sigma Alpha Nu fraternity at SMU. In 1936 his fraternity conlerred upon him its ROOFING. Aluminum siding. Cllv Siding.

Prizes ME 5-7890. (9) Trove, Snore National Concern DIAMOND SNOW ROOF Has opening for truck service man distinguished alumni award. He with hydraulic ana weiaing exper lenre Write Box 1 18-E. Timet Guarantee" 2-1122 "25-YEAR 1607 Market recently served on the Lasso Com Journal, giving full details in first mUtee of the Dallas Chamber of (28) Rugs, Cotpet Service letter Commerce and is a member of the CARS TO CALIFORNIA DYKES MOTOR CO. 1520 Barksdale Phone 3-6984 REPAIR-IT SERVICE LOWFLL STOVE REPAIRS Have stoves for tale 2015 Laurel Ph.

3-6051 OLD ESTABLISHED firm hat openln? for combination collector SMU Sustenation P'und. and salesman. tsiaDiisnea rouie. said law schools are suffering in competition from school teaching, the sciences, engineering and medicine. The Louisiana District Judges which met in conjunction with the Bar Association Friday, elected Judge Walter Hunter of Alexandria its president.

Judge Paul Stephens of Coushat-ta was named first vice president; Judge Thomas N. Brahney of New Orleans, second vice president; and Judge J. Cleveland Fruge of Ville Platte, secretary-treasurer. The judges, in a resolution, urged the Legislature to adopt a plan for prisoner rehabilitation. They suggested that the lawmakers defer action on the pardon and parole features of the "forgotten man" bill until they can be given additional study.

The judges also approved a proposed constitutional revision which would reduce the mandatory retirement age for judges from 80 to 75. DURACLEAN OF SHREVEPORT FURNITURE AND RUGS mnth-Immtinired. Revived, cleaned. Use same dv ME 1-8144 Permanent nosition. AddIv L.

B. Price Mercantile 1869 Texas, lamps-r irst, John Livingston, Curtis. Bead Weaving Susan Jones. Plantation Park. Glitter Vase-First, Gregory Gates.

Puppet First, Beth Brown, Central Park. Bird Plaque Jonn Jolly, Bossier Elementary. Plastic Braiding Linda Joyner, Greenacres. Weaving First, Fair Garrison, Bossier Elementary. Corsage First, Faith Garrison, Bossier Elementary.

Stuffed Toys First, Candice Pemberton, Benton: second. Gall O'Glce, Shiloh. Ceremanics First, Danny Joe Biggs, Haughton. Shreveport Lodge No. 107, B'nai B'rith was loundcd in 18b9 and is Ave.

(32) Joilor, Drestmaker one of the oldest in tha nation. CONCRETE Patios, drives, walks, steps. Reasonable. ME 1-3143. Corol L.

Gamm is currently serv DRESSMAKING, alterations. Mrs Leah Crow. 537 Kirby, UN I-79H3 ing as president. HARV1N 7-3165. Buttons, buckles, buttonholes, belts.

719 Stephenson Window Cleaning RESIDENT AND COMMERCIAL Floors Cleaned and Waxed Shreveport Window Cleaning Co. Ricoh-Brewster Bldg. Ph. 4-47(19 NOTICE All advertisements arc accepted for publication on the premise that the product is properly described in the advertisement is available at the advertised address, and will be willingly sold to the consumer at the price and conditions stated in the advertisement. It any reader ever encounters anything other than faithful compliance with these conditions, we would appreciate your calling or writing tne Better Business Bureau First National Bank Building Shreveport, La.

Phone 3-8352 of which these newspapers are active supporters, or call or write (33) Upholstering, Decorate FINE UPHOLSTERING Reasonable. Gauthier. UN 1-2123 USED VACUUM cleaners. all makes 1 year guarantee. Can arrange terms.

Service. Repair all kinds. 70(15 Brandtway. ME 5-15B1. MODERN WAY UPHOLSTERY TROY PARKER PH ME 5-SS05 Blue Comet Wins Local Pigeon Race COLLEGE STUDENTS Would you like to have a Hawaiian vacation? A $1,000 scholarship? Earnings in excess of $102 a week? Six hours a day on a sales promotional job for a large retail chain.

MAC'S upholstery shoo Fair prices. 2421 Laurel St 3-5016 LIVESTOCK Jl DG1NO i First Danny Joe Biggs, Haughton; second Dale Lowery, Benton. GIRL'S SPFECH First Patricia Wvnn, Plantation Park: second Laurie McBain, Plantation Park. BOY'S SPEECH First George Cummings, Benton; second Buddv Martin, Plantation Park. GIRL'S WILDLIFE Tint Sue Price.

Benton, Kathy Morris. Benton. Virginia Hodgers, Green-acres: second Kegenia Brown, Green-acres. BOY'S WILDLIFE First Bobby Bennett. Rusheon; second James Bullock.

Rusheon. FORESTRY First Glen Woodward. Plantation Park; second Donald Warden, Curtis Elementary. INSERT COLLECTION First Donald Wardell. Curtis.

Senior winners of blue ribbons included: BAKING First Jackie O'Glee, Shiloh; second-Sharon Smith. Shiloh. CHF.RRY PIE First Jackie Glee. Shiloh: second Ruth Ann Bullock, Bossier City. CLOTHING SCHOOL DRESS rirst Jackie O'Glee.

Shiloh: second-Susan Williams. HatiRhton. CLOTHING CAMP COSTIME First Shirley Craft Greenacres. FOOD PREPARATION First Jackie O'Glee. Shiloh; second-Sharon Smith.

Shiloh. CANNING First Susan Williams, Haughton: secondLinda Kay Hagan. Rocky Mount. FROZEN FOODS First Shirley Craft, Greenacres: second Susan Williams. Haughton.

GIRL'S GOOD GROOMING First Shirley Craft. Greenacres: sec-end Jeannie Griggs. Plain Dealing. BOY'S GOOD GROOMING First Bob Burns. Rocky Mount: second Robert Bounds.

Rockv Mount. GIRL'S HEALTH Blinds Retaped DIXIE VENETIAN BLIND CO. 29 1 6 Gilbert Parking 7-3805 WELL SKILLED patios, porches, driveways, foundations, sidewalks, blockwork. swimming poolt. Call Tony.

Phone ME 1-0496 Two Youths Held in Texas For Burglary Two youths, one from Shreveport and the other from Bossier City, who are being held in a Linden, Texas, jail on six burglary charges, have admitted peppering the city here with pistol shots which FHEE ESTIMATES For additions and repairs. Licensed and Insured J. W. LANDON. Contractor Phone 7-7829 VETERANS UPHOLSTERY SHOP Fair prices.

Work guaranteed. Phone 4-5588 EMPLOYMENT Jobs Jobs Jobs for technical, office, professional, sales, and trainees. Salaries from $150 to $13,000 currently open for qualified applicants. Check today's listings in male and female Help Wanted columns for a sample of those available then RUSH to TAYLOR EMPLOYMENT, 505 Gid-dens Lane 3-3627. World Chess Title Won by Mikhail Tal HOUSE raising and leveling.

Free estimates ME 5-3403. UN 1-0894. For Details Call George Farr. 3-5092 9:00 a.m. 12:30 p.m.

(14) Corpenter, Remodel BOAT CYPRESS 2121 Texas Ave. 3-0536 Hardtner Lumber Co. AIRLINE CAREERS Young men. to train for Station Agent. Technician, see our ad page 11-F.

Central. For the Jod You Want ReRMer With Us! OFFICE PLACEMENT BUHEAU 412 Milam 827 Johnson Bide AUTO mechanic. Lynwood Cobb's CARPENTER REPAIRS Also remodeling. Free estimates No job too small Phone 2-4269 Garage, 4-hoH4. Top salary and commission.

First Patricia Allen. Shiloh; second- NEEDED QUALIFIED STENOS and General Office Employees AAA EMPLOYMENT Ward 525 Marshall. 2-3678 Career Opportunity in No Money Down Weeks Home Remodeling We remodel anything from roof to basement. Roy Emmons, J. D.

Weeks 2515 t-akeshore 4-5976, 3-6841 (36) Male Help Wanted Sales Management HI SCHOOL diplomas. See America nSchoo I ad "Instructions." Advertising Manager, Newspaper Production Company, Agent for Shreveport Journal The Shreveport Times 2-0381 or 3-7131 smashed a number of windows in cars, homes and businesses. The two have also admitted 10 burglaries in Shreveport and three in the northern part of Caddo Parish. They made their confessions to Sgt. Paul Sandlin of the Shreveport Detective Bureau and Capt.

Homer Bryant of the Caddo Parish Sheriff's Office who traveled to Linden Friday to talk to them. The pair is wanted in Marshall, on two counts of burglary and in Doddridge, for shooting a man as he sat in his home. The youths were shooting at mail boxes as they drove along the highway when a stray bullet struck the man. He was not seriously wounded. The officers said no immediate Training rjroEram billion dollar corporation.

Franchise benefits. No WILL BUILD TO YOUR PLANS OR MINE. ME 5-1401 G. W. Hunter, Bldr.

travel, unnmuea income oppor Sharon Smith, Shiloh. BOY'S HEALTH First Kenneth Bass, Rocky Mount; second Robert Bounds. Rocky Mount. GARDENING First Pete Burks. Rocky Mount: second Albert Bounds.

Rocky Mount. POl'LTR First Tommy Thigpen, Greenacres; second Kenneth Bass. Rocky Mount. HOME GROUNDS BEAl'TIFICATION First Alvin Barron, Bossier High; gecond Edwin Barron. Bossier High.

MEAT IDENTIFICATION First Kenneth Bass, Rocky Mount; econd Csrnell O'Glee. Shiloh. Junior winners in individual events re: BAKING First Rose Ann Scarboroueh. Benton: tunities. for I960 college grad uates with BS or BA.

Write Box 177-C; Times-Journal. College Students Part-time work, 4 hours a day to sell dust control service. $1 per hour plus commission. Apply Saturday, between 10-12 a.m. See MR.

BUSS SHREVEPORT INDUSTRIAL UNIFORM SERVICE CO. 1350 Hollywood Ave. ADDITIONS, remodeling, baths, kitchens. FREE ESTIMATES. BUCKLEY AND ROY.

Builders 7-0037 4-1509 CARPENTER work, painting, estimates. UN 1-2946, ME 1-2317. FIRST CLASS cabinet man wanted Established for nermaiient work. cabinet shop. 4-1461.

MANUFACTURERS REPRESENTATIVE WANTED GUARANTEED INCOME ESTABLISHED CUSTOMERS PROTECTED TERRITORY TANGIBLE REPEAT SALES LIMITED TRAVEL Remodeling Repairs NFW HOMCS Call ut for Keliahle Carpenters Fiee Patrick-Reed Lumber Co. Bossier City Phone 5-7702 MOSCOW, May 7 (-Mikhail Tal, 23-year-old challenger from Latvia, won the world chess championship tonight by gaining a draw with Mikhail Botvinnik, defending champion, in the 21st of their 24-game series. The half-point awarded each player in a draw raised Tal's total to an unbeatable 12V4. Botvinnik, 48, has 8 points. Today's match went only 17 moves, according to Tass, the Russian news agency.

Botvinnik, playing black and embarked on a queen's Indian defense, looked up at the 17th move and offered the draw that meant his defeat. Tal accepted and the match was over. "I'm happy to have attained success in the match with Mikhail Botvinnik, the outstanding chess player of our time. No, I haven't yet received a challenge from grand master Botvinnik but I'm certain I will and I shall have to meet him again in 1961," said the jubilant Tal. The new champion captured the imagination of the world's chess fans with his brash play during the seven weeks of the tournament.

Sometimes his plays were unorthodox, at other times they were made with incredible speed. His tactics apparently confused Botvinnik, who won only two matches. Tal took six and the remaining 13 were drawn. Blue Comet streaked 210 airline miles from Fort Worth, yesterday, averaging 1,407 yards a minute to win senior competition in the weekly Shreveport Pigeon Club race. The bird owned by Ed Bergeron Sr.

barely nosed out two fowls from the loft of Dr. W. M. Monsour for first place. The Monsour pigeons, Creamie Jr.

and Grubby came in hot on the tail of the lead fowl with averages of 1,406 and 1,405 yards a minute. Finishing a close fourth was Mistletoe, which clocked in 0. P. Wilson's coop with a 1,403 yard-a-min-ute time. Donny Wilson's Junior won the junior bird race, flying the distance at a rate of 1,399 yards a minute.

Following were Black Bandit, owned by Larry Labord, second with 1,386 yards a minute; Cutthroat, Ronnie Goebcl, 1,364. and GI Joe, Tommy McNeill, 1.338. A total of 140 birds, representing 22 lofts, were released at 20 a.m. and Blue Comet reached Shreveport finish line at 10:54 a.m. The pack was aided by a 10-to-15 mile-an-hour tail wind out of the northwest.

This week's race will also be from Fort Worth. Mrs. Wingate Dies in Rapides ALEXANDRIA, May 7 (Special). Josephine Wingate, 94, died today at her residence in Alexandria. Funeral services will be held at Hix-son's Funeral Home chapel in De Ridder at 1 p.m.

Sunday and burial will be in Maryhill Cemeter DeRid-dcr. Survivors include six daughters, Mrs. Lucille Marshall, Mrs. Minnie Willis, Mrs. Nannie Jeter and Mrs.

Effie Davis, all of Alexandria; Mrs. Ida Lott of Maryville, and Mrs. Artis Simmons of Jasper, and one brother, Jonathon Walker of Oakdale. CAREER POSITION Dun and Bradstreet. Inc.

offers a career position to young man between 21-27. Requirements are: College degree and talent for investigating and writing. Starting salary based on qualifications. See H. A.

Poleman, 627'a Spring St. We desire a married man with plans are being made to return the youths here to face charges, although a hold order was placed on them by the local police. REMODELING ADDITIONS New homes built. ME 6-059 F. A.

Tibbits, Bldr. sales experience. He might be Urn Iteri in his rjresent lob but unabli to gamble on a new line without the nrotectlon of a cuaranteed in SMALL carpenter jobs. Reasonable. Ph.

7-0568 or UN 5-1321 come. Better than 90 of our rep. CARPENTER WORK, any kind. Call any time. 7-5504.

LEGALS SUCCESSION OF SIDNEY B. SMITH No. 108,189. First District Court of Louisiana. State of Louisiana.

Parish of Caddo. NOTICE is hereby given that Commercial National Bank in Shreveport. tmstee has this day filed an account of its administration covering the period from April 23. 1959. through April 23.

1960 in said Succession and unless opposition be made thereto within the time specified by law, the same will be homologated as prayed for and made the judgment of the Court. WITNESS the Honorable Judges of sa'd Court, this the 28th day of April, 1960. W. K. TOWNS, Deputy Clerk.

Bullock and Bullock, Attorneys. Shreveport Times: April 29. May 3. 8. 19fifl.

resentatives are college graduates hut this is not mandatory. You will contact banks as well as all types of business organizations. We prefer a mature man between 25 and 3i with a stable Job history. He must have a car and be familiar A. T.

Anderson, general building contractor. Any type building or repair Help finance. Ph. 7-1246. with the Shreveport area.

We will thoroughly train vou REMODEL or REPAIR sheetrock-ing, textonlng. painting, carpentry, garages, roofs, plumbing and electrical. Complete financing arranged. MORGAN LUMBER CO. Boy, 9, Injured When Hit by Steve Caseio, 9, of 1328 Milam received bruises and contusions when struck by a car at 4:45 p.m.

yesterday in the 1300 block of Milam Street. The boy was taken to Schumpert Sanitarium where he was treated and released. He had bruises of the Young Men 18-26 our Division headquarters. In ad ditinn. we will furnish telenhoni service.

Our company, national in second Martha Craft. Greenacres. BREAD DEMONSTRATION First Candice Pemberton. Benton; second Laurie McKnight and Patricia Wynn. Plantation Park.

CHERRY PIE First Sharon Ryerson, Plantation Park; second Dashia Wall, Plantation Park. CLOTHING APRON (DRAWSTRING) First Angelia Aiden, Central Park; gecond Sharon Parker. Central Park. CLOTHING ALL OTHER APRONS First Sara Catherine Wyatt, Bossier Elementary; second Alice Rice, Central Park. CLOTHING SLEEPING OUTFIT First Martha Craft.

Greenacres. CLOTHING CAMP COSTIME First Judy Andrews Benton: second Virginia Rodgers Greenacres. CLOTHING COTTON DRESS First Virginia Rodders. Greenacres, iecond Gail O'Glee, Shiloh. CLOTHING KITCHEN TOWEL First Diane Giles Plain Dealing; second Candice Pemberton, Benton.

CORN MEAL DISH First Carol Sue Watson. Bossier Elementary: second Regenia Brown, Greenacres. DAIRY FOOD DEMONSTRATION First Kay Gilbert and Carol Beshear, Greenacres FOOD PREPARATION First Virginia Rodgers. Greenacres-lecond Pat Lowery. Benton.

CANNING First Martha Craft. Greenacres. FROZEN FOODS First Martha Ciaft. Greenacres: second Pat Lowery, Benton. GIRLS GENERAL DEMONSTRATION First Mary Jean Croom and Judy Richardson, Benton: second Annette Ivey and Lynda Rusheon: first (single i Judy Richardson, Benton; second tsinelei Judy Andrews.

Benton. HOME IMPROVEMENT FktVuginla Rodgers, Greenacres; scoDe. was founded in 1882 and en Night ME 5-3607 Office S-3531 joye AAA-1 Dun and Bradstreet rating. If you feel you could qual. ify and are interested in an inter view, write Box 186-C, Times-Jour Highland Remodeling 20 years at modernizing kitchens, baths, dens.

We build, roof and paint. J. M. Harris, ME 5-5549. ME 1-9712 nai.

slating age. marital status, en NOTICE ucation, experience and teieDhon NEEDED for immediate employment in the advertising and promotional field. Must be neat in appearance. Some college preferred but not necessary. Salary niimber.

Interviews will be held beginning May 8th. Build Remodel Repair FREE ESTIMATES, FINANCING CARROLL LUMBER 7-4403 left side, right leg and contusions of the lower lip. He was X-rayed for a possible leg fracture, but no $350 per month during training-Increased to $420 afterwards. No experience necessary. SUCCESSION OF LEL1A BALL DUNN No.

142.585 Notice is hereby given that R. W. Love has been issued letters as Administrator of the Succession of Lelia Ball Dunn and as such does herewith give notice to the creditors of Lelia Ball Dunn and the Succession of Lelia Ball Dunn to make themselves known and CARPENTRY, remodeling, repairs, sheetrocUn. painting. Work guaranteed.

Chamlin. ME 5-6476. broken bone was found. Traffic Officers F. M.

Watts and Woods Foreman Apply Suite 523 Bicou Brewster Bldg. between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. REMODELING, repairs, free estimates. Call them, then call me.

Can beat figures ME 1-0574 RELATIONS SUSPENDED LIMA, Pefu, May 7 CD The Peruvian government announced today it has decided to suspend relations with the Dominican Republic. Venezuela and Colombia already have suspended diplomatic relations with the Dominican To see after Logging Milk Cut ting approximately 125.000 week- to present the accounts of their respective claims within the time Ed Aymond said an eastbound car driven by Clarence E. Jackson hit the child as he darted from between two parked cars. He was knocked about five feet by the im- allowed bv law. ly.

Good job for good man. In answering please give age and Repairs Remodel Additions Trowbridge Lumber Inc. ME 5-3533 7-3006 ME 1-1737 R. VV. LOVE.

Administrator. references. Must be sober. Write LOVE Ar RIGSBY. Attorneys Box i lines-journal.

Shreveport Times: May 4. 8, 13. ADDITIONS, remodeling repairs. Guaranteed. Joe Steuber.

7-6781. 1960. I Pact. 4aWrf-fc-V')Wtu ti tine, i.