The Courier News from Blytheville, Arkansas • Page 5

WOIfDAT, BLTTHEVILLE (ARK.) COURIER NEWS PAGE FIVE Mysterious Girl In Brown Seen In Murder House Mother of Slain Rubenstein Saw Her Before Slaying NEW YORK (AP) A mysterious girl, dressed in brown, reportedly was seen wandering about Serge Rubeinstein's lavish home some hours before he was murdered. Both -Rubinstein's mother and aunt told of seeing the girl, police disclosed yesterday, but so far they have turned up no hint'as to who she might be. Today's investigation of the four- day-old murder will include questioning of Lee Brooks, a dealer in Canadian securities, police said. Brooks had clashed with the slain draft dodger in a complex oil deal, police reported. In 1947 Brooks was questioned about the unsolved murder of businessman Albert E.

Langford. While police have been following up all possible angles of Rubenstein's social and business life, the body has been on view for two days at a Manhattan funeral home. He Is to be buried today after Jewish funeral services. Heard Voices It was at the funeral home that Rubinstein's mother disclosed she had heard angry voices aruging in her son's rooms early Thursday, shortly before he was killed. Mrs.

Stella Rubinstein, 78, lived the fourth floor of her son's 5th Avenue mansion, one floor above the bedroom In which he was strangled to death. Police later confirmed the report and said Mrs. Rubinstein had told them about the when they questioned her on the day of the murder. The "girl in brown" was seen by Mrs. Rubinstein some time prior to the noisy quarreling, police said- Mrs.

Rubinstein had gone into the hallway to check on a noise, and had seen the girl on the stairway. She didn't look like the kind of girl who belonged there, police said the mother remarked. Visitors to the bier of the millionaire financier and playboy included Miss Anna Borsuk, 45, who described herself as "a very dear friend." She said Rubinstein had told her a week ago, "I have a premonition that I will be killed." THE HOME is an artist's conception of a circular apartment house just patented by William Zeckendorf, New York real estate developer. The building would have a central well for elevators and utilities. A needing more space can expand their quarter? easily.

The landlord connects their apartment with one or more units half a floor up or half a floor down. This gives the advantage of a duplex without the long climb. The building, called the Helix, is in pie-wedge segments, the floors in each staggered from those in the next. Adjoining units can be thrown together by taking out panels and installing stairways. All living rooms and balconies are on the outer rim of the pie wedfie.

Indian Volunteers Battle 'River Of Sorrow' to Prevent Flood NEW DELHI, India MV-India is counting on an army of volunteers to help tame the turbulent Kosi, the "river of sorrow" whose annual floods bring tragedy to 18 million persons. Some 5,000 volunteers men and women, chanting Hindu hymns while they work with shovels and. baskets launched this month the first phase of the 400-million-rupee Bankers View Site of Longest Toll Road-in Texas, of Course DALLAS chartered airliner today flew a load of Yankee bankers along the route of what's scheduled to become the newest of Texas' nation's longest toll road. The visitors, 15 New York and Chicago men, represent some of the biggest, money in the country; the kind that's needed in million-dollar chunks to build the 450-mile superhighway planned to run from the Texas-Oklahoma border to the Gulf Coast city of Corpus Christi. Today the road was still on the drawing boards and the visitors saw only picturesque Texas scenery.

But in two years, engineers say, they'll be ready to open the first section of the road, giving Dallas-to-Houston motorists 223 miles of lour and six-lane divided pavement with no cross traffic, no stop lights and a 70 m.p.n. speed limit all the way. That first leg will cost around 140 million dollars, well over a half million per mile. Other segments, running north from Dallas to the Oklahoma border and southwest along the Gulf of Mexico from Houston to Corpus Christi, will be comparable in cost. Completion of those sections will make the turnpike the longest In the nat'ion, engineers say.

Longest at present is the New York State Thru way. running 427 miles from New York to Buffalo via Albany. Mannikins Robbed ATLANTIC CITY. N.J. disrobed mannikins of $20,905 in mink furs in a shop window last night as subfreezing weather kept Sunday strollers away from the oceanfront.

The robbery took place at Koff Furs, Inc. (34 million dollar) flood control project. Their goal Is to throw up earthworks for two parallel embankments, about, seven miles apart and each 70 miles long. Their hope is that the Kosi will stay within those embankments when monsoon rains and melting Himalayan snows send flood waters swirling into the river. Indian peasants In the Kosi area are being exhorted to follow the example of the Chinese.

Two Indian engineers recently returned from Red China to tell how the Chinese dug an irrigation canal in BO days. However, no one expects the Indian volunteers to work as fast as the Chinese peasants. For one thing, the Chinese had hundreds of thousands of workers. For another, the Chinese had to work to Early Warm'ng Radar Keeps Electronic Eye Pointed Towards Reds By, ELTON FAY AN EARLY WAENING RADAR STATION, Alaska (AP) From this weird, mountaintop site, where an electronic eye scans the skies In ceaseless vigil, may come the (Irst alarm to the United States that enemy bombers are on the way. For obvious reasons, the precise peering into the distance and aloft.

location may not be disclosed. But one may say that it is in western Alaska, and one in a network of similar stations across the northland. Some of the stations are close enough to the international boundary in the Bering Sea and Bering Strait so that, on occasion, the probing eye glimpses aircraft fly- Ing in the skies beyond the bouncl- Conversely, it sumed that Soviet may be radar sights American planes over the westernmost fringes of Alaska. Huge Bubble Here is the way the station looks In an arriving visitor: Percned on the domed top of snowclad mountain is a gigantic bubble, kept in globular shape by air pressure. Within the fiber glass bubble, a huge radar antenna rotates constantly, day and night, ROK, U.S.

Negotiate On Status of Troops SEOUL South Korea is preparing to negotiate with the United States on administrative agreements covering the status of American forces stationed here, the Foreign Ministry said today. The ROK government said the agreements would give the ROKs the right to try off- duty and off-base U.S. military personnel in Korean courts. Blind Prisoner ADEN A blind man, Mohamed AbdiUahi was convicted lor the murder of his two brothers-in-law. "If the court sentences me to prison, I don't care, because I am already a prisoner," he said.

"God; put me in prison by making me blind." The bubble protects the antenna irom snow and ice, without interfering with the radar impulses. From the bubble, a visitor descends through an airlock (much like a chamber in a submarine and used to maintain constant air pressure within the bubble) to the radar room below. There half a dozen men are on duty in the darkened room. On the black face of a 'scope a bright blue pencil line of light rotates, its cycle corresponding to the rotation of the antenna above. The 'scope gives clues to aircraft their number and their speed.

From the room goes forth, in a steady flow, information radioed back to a control center in Alaska, to be interpreted and fitted into a general pattern. WALKING French Moroccan actor wears a bird in his turban while playing a part in the movie called "Oasis." The film is the first made as a joint project of French and German 7 No place in 1224-acre Mount Mitchel state park, North Caro, Una, is less than a mile above I sea level. HERE'S EXTRA MISERIES ATTACKS All COLD SYMPTOMS AT ONE IN LESS 7VME! No ordinary pain-reliever can make this claim but 666 can. The 666 formula contains a combination of prescription-type ingredients not found in any other cold medicine. For that "extra" relief, try 666 liquid or tablets.

Remember 666 does more because it has more. 666 LIQUID OR TABLETS M6 DOB MORE HCiUSE IT HAS MODE eat while the Indians are voluc teers; officials here fear there ma; be days when only a few hundret will turn up for work on the Kosi project. Doctors Often Prescribe This One Active Ingredient TO RELIEVE PAIN OF RHEUMATISM Fast-acting C-2223 contains sodium sal- icylate to speed welcome comfort. Thou-, sands use it when rheumatic, arthritic or muscle pain "acts Price of first bottle back if not satisfied. Get C-2223.

COLOR SYMBOLS In stained glass windows of the Middle Ages, red was the symbol of love and valor; blue represented wisdom and heaven itself; yellow stood for goodness, and so on through the whole range of pure color. NOTICE AUTO TRUCK OWNERS: January 31st is the last day to procure your City Auto and Truck License, without Penalty. Ctiy Clerk's Office will be open nights January 27th, 28lh and 31sl, and all day Saturday, January 29th. CITY OF BLYTHEVILLE City Hall City Clerk COMING SOON Bob Logan Announces a Beautiful New Porcelain Enamel Texaco Service Station Now Under Construction (Station Will Be Uaacd.Locnlly) at the Corner of Ash and Division Tour With Texaco Let us heat your home and power your farm WITHOUT ALCOHOL Quite naturally, the prospect of a life without alcohol seemed distasteful and dull. We feared that our new friends in AA would either drab as dishwater or, worse exuberant evangelists.

We discovered that they were, instead, human beings like ourselves with the special virtue of understanding our problem instead of merely condemning us for it, as so many non- alcoholics had done in the past. We begin to wonder what we had to do to stay sober, what membership in AA would cost and who "ran" the society locally and worldwide. We soon discovered that there are no "musts" in AA, that no one is required to follow any formal ritual or pattern of living. We learned also that AA has no dues or fees of any kind; expenses incurred for meeting rooms, re- freshrnents and other incidentals are defrayed by passing the hat, but even contributions of this kind are not a requirement of membership. It soon became apparent to us that AA has no formal organization and that it hit no governing officers.

The arrangement of meetings and the other jobs that are essential in keeping the fellowship together are handled by informal committees whose membership is rotated periodically. These committees act as servants of the group for limited periods, not as officers. ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS Box 873 Blytherille, Ark. Closed Meetings Tuesday Nights at 8 p. m.

Open Meetings Friday at 8 p. m. CLUB ROOM 410 E. MAIN THE BEST HUDSON DO ALL YOUR CLEAN! With the Miraculous CLEANING PROCESS! The amazing New Process that keeps your clothes looking new restores the original lustrous colors after each Also keeps fibers alive and resilient. Better Cleaning Finish 8-Hour Service Cleaner Clothier Tailor Phone POplar 2-2612 in Blytheville Weight Would Change Assuming he could live and re- ratlin solid at the high temperature prevailing there, a 200-pound man would weigh about 5580 pounds at the surface of the sun.

On the moon, his weight would be about 34 pounds. DUAL CLAIMANTS The canal lock, Invented In 14S1, made possible the building of modem canals. The lock made It possible for canals to run through land of various levels. Italy and Holland both claim to have been the site of the first canal lock. tn BRANDS LUMBER i You'll ow it's Dry and Well anufactured That's because the SPIB Grade-Mark con only be used on lumber that has been dried and seasoned according to official Grading Rules.

And because the name FORDYCE, stamped on lumber, ii a pledge to you that this old, established company stands, squarely behind its quality. Remember, too, that FHA and VA insured loan construction requires Grade-Marked lumber. Your Dealer Can Supply You LUMBER COMPANY FORDYCE, ARKANSAS IN THE CHANCERY COURT FOR THE CHICKASAWBA DISTRICT OF MISSISSIPPI COUNTY. ARKANSAS Drainage District No. 16, County, Arkansas PlaintlB vs.

No. 12,889 Certain Lands and Clara Croome, et al Defendantl NOTICE OF PENDENCY OF SUIT All persons having or claiming an interest in any of the following described lands are hereby notified that suit is pending in the Chancery Court for the District of Mississippi County, Arkansas, to enforce the collection of certain drainage taxes for the years 1953 and 1954 on said lands, each supposed owner having his or her name set opposite his or her track of land or lot, together with the amounts of -axes severally due from each, to-wit: RURAL Years Delinquent Total Tax Per Year issumed Name Parts of Sections Sec. Twp. Rge. Acres 1953 1954 Clara 2 2 Acres W' NW NW 18 Leila B.

Btaudenmayer EVi SE 2 1.18 60.01 64.48 Leila B. Staudenmayer. NE and SW NE 9 Ernestine Lot 1 1 NW 15 8 .15 Laura E. Allen 40' 150' Lot 17, NW NE 15 8 .25 .15 W.M.Roberts 50' Lot 18 NW 15 8 .25 James Raleigh Adkerson Lot 19 NW NE 17 15 8 .75 .15 John Causey Lot 20 E'- NW NE 11 15 8 .75 Paul and Lucile Wilson 40' Lot 3 SW Irregular 11 15 8 .33 J. F.

Baker 260' 380' SW SE of RR except Lot 108' 108' SW Corner 30 15 8 2 1.41 1.41 TOWN OF IRREGULAR LOTS Sec. Twp, Range 36 36 36 31 31 31 31 31 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 Charles Stroud John Russell Mary Jo Button 85' 309' NE NE J. W. Russell Lot 3A NE NE I Herman Singleton and Jackie Jean Pierce 858' 352' Lot GA NE NE i F. C.

McKemie Lot 2B NW NE Burl McHenry Lot 2D NW NE Burl McHenry Lot II SE NE W. W. McKemie Lot 2 NW NW F. C. McKemie 50' Lot 3A NW NW TOWN OF MANILA Lot Block HENRY ASHABRANNEK ADDITION 50' 14-15-16 50' 100' 1- 2- 3 ORIGINAL SURVEY Luler R'ley 8 "iar Billings 28 Marion Bishop 189A and 190A M.

O. Robertson 228 Jack Tipton 238 PARKVIEW ADDITION '-ouise Ashabranner 20' 7 and 8 Louise Ashabranner 9 Louise Ashabranner 10 SOUTHSIDE SUBDIVISION Olan Sales 22 T. R. Short 8 WEST EM) ADDITION Chas. E.

Crow 3 Chas. E. Crow 4 Merlin Gilbert 5A Delia McGraw 5C J. W. Dunn 6 WILLIFORD-GAKRISON ADDITION Cora Nevins 1 TOWN OF I.EACIIVILLE Lot Block HAYES ADDITION' B.

L. and Sarah L. Roberts E'i L. Stockinger 100' Victoria Justus 50' E. L.

Stockinger Elmer Smiley O. J. HEUTER ADDITION O. J. Heuter 45' HOOKER ADDITION Unknown MATTHEWS FIRST ADDITION E.

D. Jones 10 MATTHEWS SECOND ADDITION O. L. Bogart 8 O. L.

Bogart 8A MATTHEWS THIRD ADDITION Howard and Martha Selby 4 NELSON FIRST ADDITION Lelia B. Staudenmayer N's 5 Leila B. Stauaenmayor S'L; SVi and S' 5 Leila B. Staudenmayer 8 NELSON SECOND ADDITION Ott Myrocle 1 and 2 June Ola Staudenmayer 60' 6 PARK ADDITION J. T.

Turnbow 30' 314 SMITH ADDITION J. W. Buck W. Buck STAUDENMAYER ADDITION Ruby Buckner 6 A. I B.

and Ruth Flannlgnn 33' A REPLAT OF LELIA STAUDENMAYER ADDITION Lelia Staurlenmayer pt. of 100' ol 2 and 3 All persons, firms and Interested In said hereby notified that they are required by law to appear within Jour and make defense to sold suit, or the same will be taken for and final judgment will be entered directing the sale of said limit tot the purpose of collecting said taxes, together with the payment ol I tercst, penalty and costs allowed by law. Dated January 13, 1055. OERALDINE LISTON, (Seal) By al B- 01 Oecar Fendler, Attorney for Drainage District No. 10 1 4 8 5 12 11 A 1 3 14 17 17 1 I .15 .60 .25 .31 .10 .60 .75 .15 .54 .75 .75 .15 .75 .15 .75 .75 .75 .25 .15 .60 .10 .25 .25 .31 1.20 .15 .25 .75 .75 .75 .50 .75 .75 .75 .75 .75 ,75 .78 .25 .49 .25 .75 .75 .14 1.11 1.11 .75 .75 .25 .75 .75 .19 .19 .75 ,19 .18 .19 1.50 .53 .75 tn.