The Courier News from Blytheville, Arkansas • Page 5

PAGE TEH (ARK.) COUNTER NEWS If Father Wore All Things He Gof on His But He'd Dress Strangely NEW YORK lot of )atc- ladies are feverishly Biking themselves: "What can I eel my husband for Father's Day?" And they tear through a department store like a two-legged tornado In quest of a suitable necktie, bathrobe, or a pair of slippers. If the average father wore only what his womenfolk gavne him, that's how he'd go to only a necktie, a bathrobe and new slipiiers. Naturally a fellow appreciates these things. Who ever had enough haberdashery? But. ladies, along with that necktie you present your husband this Sunday, why not hand him a real surprise? Why not give him back his bathroom? There is no gift a man would ralhei have on Father's Day th.in very own bathroom.

"Ladies, you may object: "But Dad already has his own bathroom." noes He Object? Does he? He may in never la fact. Whether you live in a log cabin or a marble palace of 100 chambers, the odds are he really doesn't have a bathroom he can enter and leave at hi.s leisure. I have never met a married man who felt he had a bathroom he could honestly call his own, except when the rest of the family was away on vacation. The chances are that If they designed a house that was all-lumb- Ing except, for the kitchen, Father etlll wouldn't have that bathroom. Here's what happens: A family In modest circumstances njnkes some money and builds a home that has a bathroom for every member one left over for the guests.

"This is your bathroom, dear," mama tells papa. He can't believe it. After all these years, his secret dream has come true. No more pco- ple pounding on the door and calling "hurry up" every time he starts to shave! How can life hold greater luxury? The Maid's Dre.w It may truly be'hLl bathroom for a week or a month. lint then he comes home one day and finds the mold's ilress hanging there.

The next day it ratns and he returns to tlnd drying umbrella in his bathtub. Soon he learns his son has turned the room into a public library his daughter wants to dry her hair there. And mother has hung up all her clothes in it while she cleans out a closet. Quests never seem able to find the guest bathroom, but they can always find his. Everybody leaves a he-longing or two in Dud's bathroom.

"You pot your own bathroom he walls. "Why don't you clutter it up This does no Rood at nil and only injures the feelings of his and children. Why Is he so cranky? He is cranky because his very own bathroom has lunjed into it cross between a warehouse and railroad station. "1 went into my wife's bathroom and counted 77 different articles in it," he "Then I went into what Is supposed (o be my own bathroom and counted 35 articles, of which exactly six belonged to me. The rest were my wife's.

"I can't go in my bathroom to wash after work without hearing her rap on the door and say, "There's something in there I have to get. Hurry up, and come out. 1 That's what every man want-s, bathroom of his own. If you can't give It to him on Father's Day, you might at least dncd It to him in your last will and testament. That will give him something to look forward to.

Ike Adopts Gettysburg as Home In Retirement at Pennsylvania GETTYSBURG, Pa. Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower yesterday adopted Gettysburg as hit home in retirement, as he came here seeking backing for the Republican presidential nomination from the big Pennsylvania delegation to the national convention. The general stopped off briefly at DIP OR 16-year-old model, fashions a double-duly bathing suit nt the Paris Pair.

It i designed for war when taking cooling dip the sea, or for the plunge into matrimony. RITZ THEATRE Manila, Ark. Lincoln Stiuare to greet the townspeople on his way to his nearby fnni; (o hold outing with the state's 70 delegates and alternates to the Chicago nominating convention. lold his listeners he will spend his last days here, sitting on the back porch of his IBO-ncre farm on the outskirts ot the battlefield of ll'p war between the states. Uecallng that his father lived in Pensylnvaiiin before going west In 1875.

Elsenhower told a cheerine throng: they (his parents! began here In this region, I hope to rock out my last days on a comfortable porch. 1 Capt. Hay Hoover, of the Pennsylvania State Police, estimated the crowd in the square between 4000 nni' 5,000. Elsenhower nmtle no reference politics In his talk-. That will come later In the day when ho rnets the delcpatcs and alternates at the farm.

Truck Drivers Cited for Safety Three Southwestern Transportation Company drivers have been cited their sale driving by the National Safety Council. Bui-en Thompson has completed nine years of driving without an accident of any kind. S. H. Langley and R.

E. pierson have received and three-year awards, respectively. The company gives drivers a monthly bonus after two years of; no-accident drh'inf? and on completion of ten years the bonus Increases until It reaches per month. O. B.

Ford and H. O. Smith hold six- end four-year awards. State Draft Call: 316 in August LITTLE ROCK wv-Three hun-, dreo and 95 men will called to meet Arkansas' draft quota of 316 lor August. Maj.

Car! Wells, ehicf of the Arkansas Selective Service's Manpower Division, has said that none of the inductees would be below 20 years of ncc and that about 75 nor crm of the call would be filled from the 21-year-old pool. Shiny Glass of New Un Building Has Become Tourist Attraction Read Courier News Classified Ads. Soviet General Dies MOSCOW Moscow announced -esl-nhy the death Oen. Pilip Pcdnrovich Vcrov' a Kcci Air Force commander, Arizona Indians Fourteen Indian tribes, with total population of 50,000, are the 17 Indian reservations whi cover more than 20.000,000 acres ot the Blate of Arizona. NEW Air Conditioned By Refrigeration "Your Community Center" MANILA, ARK.

Sat. Sun. Plume SS By FliANCIK W. CAKPKNTKIl UNITED NATIONS, N. Y.

The shiny glass and marble U. N. cast end of New York's 42nd Street has become No. 1 tourist attraction. The trouble is (he U.

N. is no! yet ready to handle the crowds vlio waul to take a fast guilder at ts new home. There also are he- cause of space iiint re- iuiremeiils. You cun't bring a unch and eat il on the U. N.

premises, nor can you eat in the ecretarlnt caleleria, which seats about 100 people and has to handle about 2,500 per clny. Vou cnn't come tinlcss you are years of ago or over. No more linn 10 high school students can "nine "(it one time. The lop limit for in the U. N.

building at me time is 500 people. If you arc fortunate enough- to jet tn the scores ome every day within these linii- cnu bring your cam- and take pictures lo your icarl's content, except you can't ake a picture in a council room a meeting. The u. N. officials explain that hey want the people to sec their icw home when it is completed iiul ready.

Facilities for visitors are beliif installed In the General Building, where vill be public lounges, res! oat rooms and a central place fur iiilUMcrs to meet. Wlin that ready the U. N. plans regular lours of th lientlqiinrtcrs lor fee This job will supervised by the American Association for the U.N. Onco home is ready, the U.

-N-, Will have scats for BOO visitors in the General Assembly hall each in the Ihree council rooms. When a bot is rnnimiK the U. the ticket office under lhe direction ol Daniel Walsh often is Mvamuccl. The best thim; to do is call (ho ticket office tlio day before you want to come. Betty Hitchcock, a veteran nt handling crowds.

Is unhappy that more people can't come Into lhe building at present. She said she hopes eventually she have a Luge committee room to use as a public bricfiiiB room. A veteran crew handles Inquiries at the information desk in the public lobby on the first floor of the! 33-story Secretariat Building. Part of the equipment is a big wheel carrying 4,000 cards with (lie; name, position, telephone number! room number of secretarial workers, delegates, officials tind others. One of the favorite questions asked is: crini we BO to the top floor sincJ see view? The is visitors arc not allowed above (lie fifth door.

It nmy lie just well. All you c.an see from the top floor is the highly industrialized section of I County on Long Island, across tbe East River. The Manhattan side from which you could see the companion is taken up with private offices. So. when you want to come to! the U.

cull Walsh's office for tickets and be sure yon have a But next Call you will have il better chance to get in -und more elaborate rooms to see. ALWAYS A DOUBLE FEATURE Phone 4621 Show Starts Weekdays HH 7:00 p.m. Sat. Sun. 1:00 p.m.

SATURDAY DOUBLE FEATURE 'jMSrWHif THMltRt BURNETTS Desperadoes of Hie West Serial 2 Cartoons French Hit Vietminh HANOI, Indochina The French Air Force blasted the Coin- ii-viiist-led Vietminh main supply liiis v. Rcct China yesterday in Tin mn.ss aem! the outbreak ot hostilities six npo. The blood of some animals is blue. FOR THE BUY OF YOUR LIFE- See Us About OVERHAULING YOUR ENGINE Blyrheville Motor Co. SATURDAY "Frontier of '49' iiiislcr Cralilic SATURDAY "SIERRA PASSAGE" Morris SAT.

SHOW 'THE HOODLUM Kdward Tierncy Allene Roberts JANE RUSSEtl VICTOR MATURE VINCtNT PRICE SAT. OWL SHOW "BRIDE OF THE GORILLA' I-on SII.N.-JION. 'WAIT TILL THE SUNSHINES NELLIE" David Wayne Jean I'clcra OSCEOLA SATURDAY LATE SHOW 11:30 EXTRA! Cartoon Serial: Perils of The Darkest Jungle SUNDAY-MONDAY 2 HITS 4 CORKS Piper LAUSIE1 Also Cartoon Shorts SUNDAY MONDAY Slum-ing Sunday from 2 p.m. WARNER BHOS: TUESDAY "THE MAN WITH A CLOAK 7 Joseph Cotlon Barbara Stanwyck UUNDRY DRY CLEANING COLD STORAGE FOR FURS, WOOLENS AND BLANKETS 4474 PHONES 4475 NU-WA LAUNDRY CLEANER We Give Eagle Stamps TONITE pny STARTS 12:30 A.M ONE SHOW ONLY ROOM FOR 500 CARS COME EARLY NUF SKI) SOME KUN SATURDAY, JUNE 14, 1952 1949, Ik, The Following Prices Effective thru Wed. June MIDWEST Ice Cream 69c TALL CANS Kroger Milk 25c DOMINO or GODCHAUX 5 Lbs.

39c SUGAR -10ibs77c WINDSOR Cheese Food 69c KRAFT'S Yelveela Cj 79c PACKERS BRAND Corn Meal 1.39 JALA BRAND Marparine 2 29c ASSORTED FLAVORS JILLO pkg. 5c Spotlight Lb. Tic EE 2.13 LIP French 11 LL Brand ID. loc 81 ItersCoffeeibSSc ITENING' C1SSCO 3 lb. can 75c BISCUITS KROGER SHORTENING FANCY PETER PAN OTEIS ib 45c lOc cw IL OA Grcen ID.

Jt Pnul Butter" 39c TIDE kg.67c LETTUCE 10c Watermelon ea. 99c CALIFORNIA NO. 1 Potatoes 29c.