Daily World from Opelousas, Louisiana • Page 14

onut vsba9uT DAILY WORLD Page 14 BON VOYAGE! Is given by area Scout Executive B. A. Lang, right, to a group of Explorer scouts as they depart for a three- week expedition to the Philmont Scout Ranch in the Rocky mountains of New Mexico, George Geesey, Crowley, shaking hands with Lann, is leader. In photo from left. front, E.

A. Dautrieve, New Iberia; Robert L. Smith, Berwick; Billy Elgin, Lafayette, Geesey and Lang; rear, L. H. Sutton, Jean- erette; Ferdie Boudreaux.

Milton; Charles Roberts. Abbeville; Charles Hebert, Abbeville, and Frank Stroud, Lafayette. Cities Get Big Hike In Tobacco Cash BATON ROUGE, (UP). Gov. Robert F.

Kennon today signed a bill raising the state funds distributed to cities by about $2,000,000 a year. The bill he signed was sponsored by the Louisiana Municipal Association. It makes distribution from the tobacco tax on the 1950 census and gives a minimum nine per cent increase in per allocation. For New Orleans and some other large cities, it will mean a little more because of participation in any surplus after making the preserbed dedication. Ville Platte Gl Back In States VILLE PLATTE.

Sgt. Adam Deville, 220 East Cotton street, is one of 11 Louisiana soldiers returned to the United States from service in the Far East. He was aboard the transport Gen. Simon B. Buckner, which docked at Seattle Saturday.

N. O. TV Station To Air Kefauver, Local Newsmen NEW ORLEANS (UP). WDSU-TV annourced today plans for a special television program featuring Sen. Estes Kefauver when the Tennessee candidate for the Democratic presidential nomination comes to town Wednesday.

The television station, which was the first in the nation to telecast the Kefauver crime committee hearings more than a year ago, said it would the senator again Wednesday in a roundtable discussion, "Kefauver Meets the Editors." On the special program Kefauver will face the editors of three New Orleans newspapers who will pose questions on political issues. The panel will include Herman Deutsch, associate editor of the New Orleans Item; George Healy, editor of the Times-Picayune, and Carl Corbin, editor of the New Orleans States. McKerall, Franklin Ex-Mayor, Dies FRANKLIN, La. (UP). Funeral services were held yesterday for Wilson McKerall, former mayor of Franklin and active business and civic leader of St.

Mary parish. Riseman's Trade Day Values Wednesday, June 25th Value to 89c yd. 2 yards for Dimity, Lawn, Voile 1.00 42" x36" Pillow Cases pr. 1.00 80-Square Prints yds for 1.00 White and Pastel Waffle Pique 2 yds. for 1.00 Value to 89c yd.

Plaid Gingham 2 yds. for 1.00 Burlington Mills Whippet Gabardine yd. 1.00 Value to 1.00 yd. Printed Rayons 2 yds. for 1.00 Value to 1.95 yd.

Printed Sheers yd. 1.00 .00 Value to 15c yd. Val Lace 18 yds. for 1.00 Value to 1.95 (plus Fed. tax) Ladies' Purses 1.00 Louisiana, Tuesday, June 24.

1952 McKerall, 76, died Sunday after a long illness. He was mayor for two terms and member of the town council for many years. Survivors were his widow, two sisters and several nieces and nephews. Bridge. It's A It's A GIRL Third child and first daughter, born June 5 to Mr.

and Mrs. Merrick Marks, Linda Carol was born at Our Lady of the Lake hospital in Baton Rouge. Mrs Marks is the former Lizzie Mae Badeaux of Arnaudville. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.

O. Badeaux of Arnaudville. Foday's Household Hints If the alarm clock does not awaken the working members of the family try placing the clock on a tin pie plate or tin cookie pan. In Colorado Mr. and Mrs.

Billy Hebert and Mr. and Mrs. Martin Roy are vacationing in Colorado. Guests At Mill's Home Weekend guests at the home of and Mrs. James Mills were, Mrs.

Or.eil Boutte and daughter, Ethel Joyce of Port Arthur, land Mrs. Gaston Thibodeaux and Mrs. John Boudreau of Breaux Bridge. KAY LEE From cradle to The age of seven Kids find our clothes Are close to heaven. ENTIRE STOCK OF Summer Dresses Off Values from 1.95 to 9.95 Sizes 2 to 6 5 FULL PITCHER Kool PKGS.

SAVE KOOL AID 700W0 SPECIAL! Girls' Cotton Sunsuits 1.39 Reg. 1.95 value. Sizes 3 to 6 Curity Dozen Diapers 3.69 Boy's Rayon Sport Shirts 1.19 1.59 value. Sizes 2 to 6 Boy's Suits 1.49 Krinkle cotton. Sizes 3 to Kay Leer FAIRYLAND PHONE 3914 LOW'S BUILDING Bu THE CHRYSLER NEW YORKER 6-PASSENGER SEDAN White side-wall tires at extra cost WHEN YOU TRY POWER HERE'S WHERE TO COME FIRST! You've heard about it and read about it.

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You can double the longest day's drive you've ever known end up free from arm and shoulder strain. Rough roads, soft shoulders, snow, mud? the power that helps you steer now prevents the car's wheels from "steering back" at you. The course you set is held, at any speed, till you want it changed. Yet, with this 5-times greater control, "wheel feel" is always the same. Why not come try it? Learn for yourself why growing thousands of motorists say they'll never be without Full-time Power Steering from now on.

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