The Courier News from Blytheville, Arkansas • Page 2

MONDAY, JTTWE (ARK.) COTTRIE'R PAGE THREE The Campaign is Pretty Girls, Special Trains as Holt McMath Open Up The Associated Press The fanfare ot Jack Holt's of- for governor McMath in 1948, officially ficial campaign opener plus the op his campaign at Mac Arthur announcement of special trains, IP f. in Little Rock Saturday night. pretty girls and all the other denounced McMath's adminis- pings for Gov, McMath's starter' KS "Ihe most corrupt, ir- kindled the political fires over and arrogant regime of weekend. (tyranny sines the days or the Holl, Little Rock carpetbaggers." mer attorney general and ic- The 49-year-old Holt had next to nothing to say about his other Democratic opponents Ally. Gen.

Ike Murry, Chancellor Francis Cherry and Rep. Boyd Tackett. But much of his talk was devoted to criticism of McMath. He pledged, among other things my untiring efforts lo take the Highway Department out of polities once and for all." Tackett spoke nt Sheridan and Murry's home town of Fordyce. At Sneridan.

Saturday he charged that "a former governor seeking a fifth Ipm control of the governor's office is the chief operator nf a governor makers group. 1 He did not refer to any candidate or group by name or otherwise identify either. At Fordyce, Tackett called for voters support there during the run-off. He said he realized would vote for Murry as long as he was in the race. The Me.

1 Math organization announced Saturday thru four special trains would be dispatched to Pine Bluff next Saturday for the formal opening of the governor's hid for a third term. The trains will start from Ft. Smith. Texarkana, Jones-; born and Little Rock, A parade is for downtown Pine Bluff and McMath rviH speak I it 3 p.m., at TsyJor FieJd, it will broadcast over 23 Arkansas radio stations, McMath announced that i Wallace of Searcy, Pete Kemp of Truman n. and Diane Mack of Para- gould would be in charge of a "youth campaign" to a a voters.

Murry. the only candidate other than McMath still to open his campaign, will do so al North Little Rock June 30. Judge Cherry announced he TVOU! remain in Little Rock Monday for personal interviews ihen hit the road in Southeast Arkansas Tuesda for inform campaigning no; formal EVENING THE Ronald E. Rosier. 22, of Crooks- vills, Ohio.

50th man to win the Medal of Honor for action in Korea, is seeking to avenge th'e death of his brother, killed in combat. He is placing the 13th notch in his carbine stock, to record his "kill" during an engagement in January of this year. GETS WINGS Sartain, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Sartain ot Osceola, received his wings Saturday morning at the Webb Air Force Base, Big Springs, Tex.

He was also commissioned a second lieutenant and will return to Osceola on a 30-day furloiiph be for ft brinf! sent to Las Vegas. where he will enter gunnery school. LI. Sartain graduated from Osceota High School in 1947 and attended the university of Arkansas foe thn-e years. He was employed one year oy the Eartaln Sand and Gravel and entered the Air Force on Jan.

27, 105L Mr. and Mrs, Sartain and MIES Sarah Langs ton, fiancee of Lt. Eartain, flew to Big Springs Friday to be present for hia graduation. Mr. Sartain flew back and Mrs.

Sartain will drive back tociay with her son ami Miss Langston. Average Income For Arkansans: $1,315 WASHINGTON' Bureau says a nil Arkansnm, ns census, was Thf Census Trape Incomr of rprmrted In thf 315 annually, City dvrpllprs had avenspp tn- romrs nf SI WA nnnunllv. anrt pen- 1 pip who live in (he country-- bin are nof farmers- -earned nn averace nf SI. 287. The pfritrv they earned ahnnf Tlie nnrpav) also reported a 27.

per rent drop in Arkansas' farm population. aitli rirv nopulation riFlrv? per reni fi3fl.5<n. Some 417.093 non-fnmins were listed as living in mrfll arpas- Turnlnc to number of winur- rferl men and ivmnen in ArkansnF. the On sits R'lrraLi 'hat men on farms svore abonl on a par sinfllf in the cit.ip*. It said (Hrre is an of unmarried wliil' 1 fpmnlnc in the of looryg un- males IS vine on and nn ox vhit.e farms.

And, in more in the non- Lion Charged IWith Lockout 1 were 1.983 hite than fifiri areas. Of the 'hpre 'vpre 2 i3 nore nnm.ir* nd than men in Ar- kansR. dnrine 1950. Arkansas Men Meet With Ike in Dallas DALLAS, Tex Six of Ar- second ballot," he added, "seven kan.sas 11-man nepi.iblK.Vf7i eight would be for Elsenhower tion met with Gen. D'AML-IH and 3 or 4 for Eisenhower here Bnturrlnv night" Speck named the six Jefferson W.

Sperk of French- who mode the tup man's Bnyou trrmrti tho meeting, CVoh, Lirjle Rock, Arkan- 'hiRhly chairman of the OOP Central Sperk, OOF' for cov- Conirnitteo; W. L. Jnmieson, Mag- ernor of Arkansas and Fir-r-nhnwer noun, vice-chairman nf the President state chairman, said OOP: Frank Reed, Dorado; lhaf "technically all nf Arkansas'i P. A. Teaaue, Berryvllle; Henry delegates are uncnnimmrri.

but Craig, Caraway, member of that the Taft Rronp hn.s been 'Arkansas GOP Credentials Corn- claiming nine of'hom. miMce: and Harry Pollack, Ft. believe (lint when the first Smith, ballot is cast nt Chicago," Spork "that five rlojcsales he for Eisenhower, (or Tnfi, and one for Harold Sf.i.-^frj On Glazed tiles came Into general use Kuropp rturlnp the second, half (he Century. In (he rimncerT Court. Chicka- Pislrirt, Mississippi County.

Arkansas. GoncraJ Contract Purrha Corporation and General Contract Corporation, vs. No 12095 Jamc-E Thomas, known as Lloyd Thon'ias: Jean Thomas and Bert Warblncton, MISS NEW YO 2J, of Brooklyn, give; a charming riispJay of the roa- sons for heing chosen "Miss New Ynrk." Jackie play to foi-oign entrants in the Miss UniverFP Beautv Papeanl. when they pay 3 visit to New Vork. Erection of new stables for White $20,000 hi rhe aci- of President Pirrce.

The defendants. James L. Thrvni- as, also known RS Lloyil Tlinmp.s. nnrt Jean Thomas, his wife, nre hereby warned to appear thirty days in the court named in the caption hereof and answer (bft rnmptaint of the (jpuer- EL DORADO. Ark.

Union I al Contract Purchase Corpnrntf-in Open p.m. Show Starts al Dusk. 2 Shows Evorv Nile. LAST TIMES TONITE Drydoek to Float Again After Being Scuttled SINGAPORE fJP) The world's largest floating dock, lying at the bottom of the Johore Straits with a 14,000 ton Japane.se cruiser in her basin, is to be refloated and' er on5 towed to Britain, for breaking up. The 24.750-ton Singapore floating dock, capable of holding a 50.000- ton ship, was scuttled by the Brit- 'iph to prevent it falling into Japa- hands before the fall of Sing- Says Suicide Rate Is High HONG KONG Hong Kong newspaper said today three or four re committing suicide every day in this British colony because of unemployment and financial difficulties.

The Chinese-owned English language Hong Kong tSandard said the figures came from Its own survey. Hong Kong's economy has suffered from the Western blcckade of star logic materials to Red China. officials havfi charged Lion Oil Company with a "lockout" in what they said was a companv refusal tn allow 600 striking CIO Oil Workers to return to their jobs. Robert Goss. international representative of the OWIU.

issued a statement following a meeting with Lion officials Saturday, in which he said the company refused discuss disputed contract points or to discuss the so-called "lockout." Postal Men Elect President HOT SPRINGS, Ark. OP! The nerv president thr- Arkansas Postal Supervisors Association is M. E. Martin of Van JJuren. He was named to suceed Gene Burks of North Little Rock at the of the group's 2-day meet here 7o Be Dedicated Saturday.

i Gram-iHe Bradshaw of Jonesboro, JONESBORO. Ark. new was elected second vice-president $600.000 annex to St. Bernard's Hospital will be dedicated here July 1. Speakers will include Arthur McCain, president of Union Planters Bank at Memphis, and the Most and General Contrari Corporation, Datpd thi.

1 2lsl flay ol June. Hflrvpy Morris. Clerk By Anita Sykes. D.C. Reia and Roy, attornpvs for 77-14 Read Courier Xews Classifieri Ads Jonesboro Hospital Annex The Japanese refloated it, hut al- I lied bombers sunk it again with the; Japanese, cruiser.

Shiretoko, in her basin. The dock as lain in rominent Texarkano strait between Singapore and Malayan mainland ever since. Planter Dies Suddenly TEXARKANA. Ark. Thomaj by the Association.

At a Supervisor's A'JXiliary tneel- Ir.j. Mrs. Tnurman E. Rowlette ot Conway wa? elected president, succeeding Mrs. Lytle Brofl'n of Little Rev Rock.

Mrs. Orville Hurst Ft. Smith 'A-as first vice-president snrt Mrs. Henry Yarnell of Searcy second vice-president. Albert L.

Fletcher. Roman Catholic Bishop of Lilllp Rock Old Clock Reproduced From Picture J. Hinton. owner of a large plantation near Index, and a prrmi- COLUMBUS. O.

Mike Shields incnt Millpr County businessman, use a picture of a 200-year-old clock as a model and made a clock by hand in his high school work- died yesterday at his Texarkana home of a heart attack. A native of Hope. he came chop here as a cotton buyer in 1900 for i made a mahogany case and Kn-mmsky and MrFaddm. which fltlod tne i ec tric, works and face, later became Kosmmsky. Son and.

The o( fist been entered In the Forri arts competition at Hinton. Survivors include the widow, two Greenfield Village. end fon. Fnner.il services will be held here tomorrow. Bird-Watching Season I Ends, Curator V.

A JS Lindbergh Matehbook Valuable to Collector Although widely grown tn the Western Hemisphere, coffee Is a native of the Old World. RITZ THEATRE Manila, Ark. MONDAY TUESDAY NEW MEXICO Salley ForresI Keefe Brasselle 2 Cartoons Comedy ALWAYS A DOUBLE FEATURE Phone 4621 Show Starti Weekdays 7:00 p.m. Sat. Sim.

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ar i In the six-weeks season. 182 spe- Tom Torrent. runs a Brook- nos of birds were seen. Haro'd vrl hnhhy says his faded copy ciiralor nf education the ji valued at SIOO but he won't sell Cleveland Museum of Natural Jorv. rrnortrd Thirty-one of a possible 33 warblers were also noteri.

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