The Courier News from Blytheville, Arkansas • Page 2

FACE TWO BLYTHEVTU.E (ARK.) COURTER Arkansas News Testimony to Begin in Trial Of Man Charged with Incest By The Frew to begin today In the trial of Curtis Willis, charged with rape and Incest of his 15-year-old daughter. A Jury Jor the trial was selected yesterday 68 persons were considered in Saline Circuit Court. Willis was convicted of second-degree murder lust month for killing his father-in-law. Prosecutor Joe McCoy n( Malvern said the 16-year-old girl, her slsler and her aunt would be among today's witnesses. Crossett Navy Man Dies of Burns in Hospital NEWPORT.

R. Arkansnn with 13 years in the Navy died al the Naval Hospital here of burns suffered in the "backfire" of a demonstration at the Navy FirefiBhtlng School. Voyclle C. DCLOHS, 31. died yesterday.

Married and the father of three children, he resided at Somerset, Mass. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred S. DeLong, live in Crossett.

while a brother, Arkansas State Trooper Melvlii Dclonfi. is a Little Rock resident. MAT 18, 1W1 Two Conwoy Apartment Buildings to Be Sold LITTLE buildings In Conway will lie auctioned at a public sale June 16 to eliminate an Indebtedness of more than $200.000 to the Federal Mousing Authority. Notice of the sale was filed In Federal Court here yesterday. Stamps 'Blue Baby' Up and Walking in Boston 4-year-old Stamps, -blue-baby" who underwent an operation a week ago for a serious heart, atlmom, is up and walking around.

Jol.nny drccn was reported in a satisfactory condition yesterday at a Boston hospital. His operation became possible as a result a fund'started by neighbors to send the baby to Boston for the surgical work. OLD SCHOOL Juliana of Tlic Netherlands had more than a pa: interest in (he CL'nlcnory celebration o( the "King's School' at Apcldoorn, Holland, where displayed her royal way wilh children. Ollicially named, "The School of His Majesty King Willem III and Her Majesty Queen Emma of The Netherlands," the school was established by Juliana's grandlather 1852. WUStrike Goes Memphis Furniture Men Strawberry Report Is Issued For Areas of Arkansas On Despite Peace Rumors To Discuss State Use Tax MEMPHIS Arkansas' revenue commissioner has itn'itcd representatives of bitter Memphis fur- LITTLE ROCK Western Un- tlitnre dealers to meet wilh him ion operators continued to strike i for a dLscil.ssiotl of the Arkansas here despite rumors that a settle- use lax.

nicnt may rraclicrt sometime, Car i PaT fr 0 Little Rock, this today. 'when informed that the Memphis Eai le E. Little, president of mercliarUs were mapping Unlit Local 33. Western Union Division, ns i (he tax. said he was un- states or require them to collect axes on interstate commerce.

FAYETTEVILLE. Ark. Ml Arkansas Crawford Strawberry area: report for Weather clear and cool: hauling light to moderate; demand fair to good; market slightly weak. Prices to growers 24 crt.s Blnkc- mores. US No.

1 $6.00. US Comb $5.00 to $5.50. Ungraded to $6.00. Shipments: May cars; May cars: May 11-8'A cars. Springdale area: weather clear and cool; hauling light but Improving; demand good; market stronger.

Prices lo growers 24 crts Blakemorcs. US No. 1 $1.50 to $8.25 mostly US Comb 86.25 to S7.15 mostly $1.00. US No. 2 $5.00 lo $6.00.

May 9-114 curs; Mny 10-IVi cars; May 111-3 cars. Other Northwest Arkansas points hauling light; demand fair to good; market wearier. Prices to growers 24 crts Blake- mores. US No. I 5.00 lu $6.76 mostly J6.00-16.25.

cars; May 10-U4 cars; cars. Bald Knob Weather cool and clear; hauling light; demand good; market weak on best stock, stronger on others; prices lo grow- eri 24 crts Blakomores. US No. 1 to $7.00 moslly US Comb $5.00 to $6.25 mostly aware of the movement. He added, "we're nnt interested In litigation 5.85.

US No. 2 $5.00 to 5.50. Un- clnss 5.25 to $5.50. No. 1 capped berries 18 ccnls shipments: May 9-91'; cars.

1 rnll: May cars; May 11-12 cars. Marshall area: Weather partly cloudy and cool; Imullng heavy; demand good; market stronger. Prices to growers 24 crls Blakn- mores. US No. 1 $6.50 to S8.00 mostly $1.00.

US Comb $5.00 lo $6.50 mostly US No. 2 5.00 lo 5.50. Unclass 55.00 to 5.50. Shipments: Mny 9-10 cnrs; Mtiy 10-2'A cars; May cars. Commercial Teleernphers Union, said the local group met yesterday hut he would not rtivulKC what oc- would like tri meet with repre- cnrrcd dlirinc Ihe session.

l.senlntivcs ntid work out an nml- "Our ncllon will be submitted to ca solution." national headquarters. 11 Little Jn mph 5 Jamos PidKfon. He snlrt that Ilic Litlle Rock unit okesman for Ihe dealers, said the Arkansas Revenue Department has could not negotiate locally and that "it fellows the recommendations 1 from the nationa Level." A settlement was reported yesterday at New Orleans. An unidentified CTU member there said he had been told Hint Little Rock CTU members would halt their strike this week, probably Tuesday. The strike began April 2.

Picketing hns continued In of the Little Rock oflice. Mother of Secretary John Snyder Dies at Home in Jonesboio JONESBOHO. Afk. .1. II.

Snytfer, mother of Secretary of the Treasury John Snyder. died at her home here last night. Snyder. 80. had been In i lor, the few Speed Experts agree that the most dangerous speed for blowout Is between 45 and 60 miles an hour.

At higher speed, the cenlrlfugal force 5.50-holds Ihe tire up somefthnt. Red Tape Fouls Up Weddings Yonks FRANKFURT, Germany OD American Gls and their fraeulrin I sweethearts must wnclc through I mnss of Army rect tape to reach the altar. Regardless of when he falls In love, a OI must wait until his last 90 days on overseas duty to be IR- pnlly wed. Privates and corporals who want to yet married must not gnuntlel of Army rr-5- must show legal proof can afford a wife. Last ycnr.

Army marrtnse apprnv- nl was prant.ed to 2,626 Gls in Hie fjo tnmand. An Army clerk applications predicts "now that spring is here, the applications will really begin to roll In." renewed Us efforts to make Memphis dealers collect, the tax on sales to Arkansas residents The 2 per cent tax has been upheld by the Arkansas Supreme Court It is levied against property bought outside (he state for use within the state. We collect taxes across Ihe state line ail the time," Parker said. Several Tennessee merchants com plained that Arkansas collector called on them and made "athi- trary assessmenl-s." a mount ing in some cases to several thousand dollars. The dealers contend (ax authorities In Arkansas have no right to xtend their jurisdiction other obin, Fulbrighf Clash on Wages Secretary of Labor Blasts at Senator's DPA Amendment Plan A HINGTON Se a tor of Arkansas and Secre- ary of Labor Tobin clashed heat with views over the establish ment of wage mlnlmums on a lo cality basis.

Tobin, In testifying at a Senate Banking Committee hearing on amendments to the Defense Production Act proposed by Sen. Ful- brlght, said that to establish ininimums on a strict locality basis probably would knock down wage rates throughout tht country. The Walsh -Healy Act governs minimum wages paid by industries doing business with the government. The Secretary of Labor determines the prevailing minimum of an imlustry. In ti.r clarification of the word "locality" Fulbright argued that Congress meant locality to designate a local area.

Tobin, he said, has interpreted locality to mean the continental United States. in: Kted the lau must be tvArified as lo whether minimums shall be based on a local 01 nation-wide basis. He said Tobtns' establishment of 'single nation-wide minimum wages for specific industries" has tended increase prices and wages and lo discourage small firms from trying to obtain government contracts. of ArkuiMi. Ten- nctsee support the "only hotpiUl the world not with veterans service where underprivileged crippled ndulti can go to obtain health." Giddsn.

prssldcnt of Trl- SUto Auoelatlon for OrippM AdulU, to than 154 delegates at the annual mwtlnj at Rottrjr District 201. In Pakistan. nine yards of cloth must a year'a Gauge, broken' says Sam Pearce, Seattle, Weak. "If you want pickup, ifitrt Isn't a car on ihr roarl, in any price class, thai can btat Rambler. Yet for rconmny, till gal gaugt goti down tf lluwly you ihM It's broken." Garage Dpened in Montreal MONTREAL Peter Stamen recently opened a "Do It Yourself ze" here and he says be hns discovered more potential mechanics than you can shake a stick at The garage is a paradise for people who like to tinker with their cars.

They can wallow in' greases and oil for only a fraction of cost of work. Pcle borrowed the idea from articles about two Chicago men who set up nuto stalls, handed out tools and advice, arid allowed car owners to rip their cars apart for the love of it. All you pay for In the "Do It Yourself Garnge" Ls the space your cnr occupies. With for 15 to 20 cars. Peic Is now taking advance reservations.

For £2.75 a 14 hours- customers draw a light extensions nnd a box of tools. If they need Jacks or other equipment all they have to do is yell. Rotarians Find They Helped Crippled Adults i r's TRI IE. Nash Rambler owners are al the scnsa- -l tional mileage they get. This is the car that holds the all- time record in the Mobitgas Economy Run with 31.05 miles per gallon! This in a real "red-hoi" performer with so much room inside! This iri such a smart and beautifully equipped only car that comes to you with its many custom accessories at net extra emit Come see it.

Especially, come drive it. Just take fivi minutes lo discover something absolutely new in handling and parking ease and new in performance, too! HOT SPRINGS. Ark. from 31 West anci South Arkansas Clubs have learned that they having mechanics do the I helped re-activate 6.600 underprivileged cripplE-d adults at a hospital in Memphis. Gldden of Tunica.

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