The Courier News from Blytheville, Arkansas • Page 3

SATURDAY, 0, 10 IG BLVTJIMVILLE COUJIIER NEWS Waste Fals Move To Processors Confusion Over Pick-ups Eliminated Here in Blyrhcvillc With confusion replacing the in (f'liiives of war-time necessity. Ihe I waste juis campaign Hlylhcvillc 1ms dwindled dtirin, the past year although eiforts now bc-ing made to speed the lection mid disposition of fais. Atcording (o a survey made of I "ints along the channels through which the waste fat.s travel u.i their to helping alleviiu hortages of soap, piiims, equipment and numerous otN items, it found that I nuinher of persons tutnme, i xvaste fats lias dropped off greats '2i supplies being turned in not beiiii! picked up from groans and meat dealers nnd '3' improper packaging hampered pifk-up of fat.s from collection points I Many grocery store and inn kets slopped acting as collectio.i points as interest in wusl" salvage wanned. However, several markets anti distributors annntmc- ed yesterday their willingness In cooperate in the campaign. Hays Store.

Liberty Cash Oro ery. Henry's Market and city Super Market act as collection agencies for waste fats, represent "lives of tiles'-' stores said yes 1 flay. Payment of four cents be made for each pound of used I i nirhecl in. Distributing Finn Assists Following the program, mapped by the state Council of Ihc Departmenl of Agriculture early in the campaign, which designated distributors a-s agencies to collect the fats from grocers and meat dealers, Ihe Nnnn Provision Co. announced yesterday that it would make pick-tips frooi lire collection points.

Other grocery stores, and markets de.siring to aid in the salvage campaign mny hnve their supplies of used fats picked up by the Nnnn Provision Co. by notifying the company. A representative of Nimn provision Co. stated yesterday ihnt pick-ups had been made last month and were being made now. indicating that the comnlaints of several grocers resulted from a misunderstanding about, pick-up procedure nnd the agency desig- llaled for the job.

Packaging Essential 'I'lie company lias asked the cooperation of collection points in Ihe proper packaging of the used fats lo 'he moved. Collections of fats in jars and other small containers could not he it was said yesterday. metal containers facilitate moving ol fats supplies and insure pick-up. The fats salvage campaign i.s rrnrlucted by the State OSDA Council in Little Heck and local cmuuil in Rlytheville. O.

E. Robison. head of the Agricultural -Adjustment Administration office here. yesterday. The local council handles only the dissemination of advertising for the salvage campaign, he explained, and I administration of the campaign is job of the State Council.

Mr. Robison said he wrote io .1. L. Wright, chairman of the State Council, which is composed of heads of extension services, agricultural naencies and other farm groups, regarding the. slow-up of tile campaign about three months ago but lias received no reply as yet.

With dealers and distributors cooperating in the collection and moving of waste fats, the remainder of the salvage campaign's success rc.sls will) the consumer, from whom comes tho original supply of wasle fat.s and for wham the campaign is designed lo bring more soap nnd olher materials whase manufacture requires the used fat.s. PAGE THREE Harbor Becomes Mightiest of Military Owfposfs in All of Nations of the World drill Harbor Dec, 1, heneiith Its surface are 20 con- lU-Uls. ihlll In 1 years 1 -lined llcnl lanks. each nine ulul I hen were niftier than bulldlnc. fcnmmls Un Minnies, me now clOR- Jii' holding Kill- 1 lu 1 with suriilm propel I'IIIK oi liii-l oil.

unik'rKi'Uiiiulj uenenilors. cmiics, lows of was built of course, because Where, ilurlnK the war N-ivv wauled to net its luel oil-- 1 the Suriiiucu. Knlei prise niul other bmels ol out of cnn lers tied irp ul dork, now I i STs luul come along- side. I The siibaiui'lne buse hus perhaps changed the least. Sovcrul blue- subs lie In I heir pens.

As the Navy enlisted und officer pi'rsuTmel hus been greatly cut. so hus Ihe number of civilian woikers i educed (o 11200. Util lluuor Is still ui'owlni) In World Wnr II put Hawaii on the limp us one the world's key potnls, ccimcnnleiiHv us well us militarily. Toduy most ol the great flylnn fortresses. Nuvv Coi'suhs and ofhei 1 1-very lime Navy men looked a I I lie of tunks back ol I'eurl II Navy Vnrd they whu'tid ul the thought til ulml lew well- would do.

Clromid was iiviken on Ihe underground Die i'av uller Christmas. 10-10, mid rjum'ohiK only Increased leiujMi ol ihe until W.lllu II. Huberts 12 Hlock 1 15.42 1.54 15.42 "1.64 15.42 IM 5038 Willie 11. Roberts Ul 13 Ulock 1 15.00 1.53 1S.30 1.53 15.30 1 S3 IKKKOIII.AK LOTS S. )'.

Mni'llii Lol 1 8-15-11 12.90 W. 11, Dycss I.ol 2 B-15-11 990 99 1089 I'AVINd DISTRICT NO. 3 i Itl.VTllKVIM.K I.HH. 1ST ADDIS. Mnl'i'l Ncedlmm l.ot fi Hlock 2 17,10 1.71 1710 1.71 07C2 OIICKASAWHA Jndi Robinson 1.1' lot II HUii-k 1(1 5.10 ".51 6 01 Camilla I.o| :) Hlock 2 0,60 1.26 Canada Wj I-ol mock 2 e.OO .60 ft.CO H.

II. Htoiin I Hlock 3 4.20 .42 4.0:3 Pearl Harbor Today was 11)13. More than pauiids ol Mi'el ami 21.100.CCO ol le- iuliHved 'iteel went into n. S.U-K riUI.M ATOM IMIMIIS llvined vltlj ieet liclieiMn lied Hills Mirtaee. Ihe tanks and Ihelr eonteius ale Mile-even (''inn an atomic bomb.

Togi-iber 'with 1L! surface lunks sllinited between ihe HuJuwu and Mibllmllne base jiutes. Hie underground Jtolds Millineiu fuel lo the I'u- Heel's needs lor six veins. Kailms who rouiiht from Pearl llaibnt to oXhmwu are nearly all civilians now (lie families ol Ihe Navy now live i-om- I lorinbly in Hie hundreds of ciaonsel liiut border the Immense base. Stressing pcace-tliiu' and Hie fem- iKinr loiK-h. they are bordered uy MX! morning glory vh' over Ihe tools.

Where huge alrcrali curriers aii'i n.CCO-lon biiitlcshlps were anchor or lied alongside one of llu I many doVks. today (he mightiest I warship in die entire yurd Is I auao-ion dcsiroyer. Most of the I are standing, however, mill in semi-operation. The large inllilaiy oil liave disappeared (rom Hie lilUi. skies, hit inktiit! tht'lr places are Inereiis- hiK numbers ol passenger mid MeliUil piauc.s making ihe hops from Los Angeles, Han i-iaiicisLHi, E'oiiiiiml and Senile in us bilcl a lime us nine hours, where bout requiied four-and-it-hall cinj's t)r lonner.

Thousands who ivent lo lliswali i sen'liM 1 tir civilian war ti) remain. Radio Service ADAMS APPLIANCt Inc. (Iraljer U)l 1 Illock I 7.38 ,74 Jesse While I.ot 7 Illock 1) 20.00 2.0020.00 2.00 White I.ot (I llloclt 0 2(191 2.70 20.04 2.70 26.91 2.70 BROS MOUKIS AIIDN. 'I. W.

RsklldKC Ixil tllut'k M.48 1.45 li'lOl PA UK ADDN. Mrs. Nancy Prloln Lol 3 Hlock I (1.40 .84 8.40 84 Willie II. HohcrU 12 llloek 1 7.32 ,74 7,32 .74 7.32 .74 24.IU Wlllli- 11. Robel'ls I.ol 13 Illock 1 11.03 .09 C.UO .00 0.90 .69 2277 All persons, llrmn und corporations hiierestcd In liny of tiuld propel ure liereby warned nnd nolllled tlnil Iliey ure required by luw lo appear wnliln tour HI weeks and make defense In suld suit or same will be laki for and llnal Juilijiiiont will Ix) enlcrcd directing the sale wild liuuls for ihe (impose of collccthiK said lux or assessment, 10- wllh the payment of Interest, penultlo.s, utloriieys' fees nnd ciinrl led this mm day of November, in 10.

Clerk. I'ho J. W. 2071 W. Main IVarl Har- bnr five years after the sueak attack is here by Harry Criiysou, N'KA Sonrls tor, who recently flew lo Hawaii on assignment, (iraysiin previously visited llnvi'aii a wartime round-tlv'-wnrld niKl't.

HAKltV CKAVSON years after the debacle at Pearl Harbor, ihe visitor sees almost no of the fury and havoc that fcltrsl over the deep inlet bay. hard by fabled Honolulu, at 7:55 a.m., 7. 1941. Where once there were blazing battleships, smckiiu; do.ks and twisted wreckage of vest hangars, there are now Creator military installations than ever. The reservation has been more than dovbled in area and 20 times, expanded in extent, variety and! ccst of its installations.

It and. ing ol hundreds of thou.suntls ol men tloocled HonoluHt wilh one ol the greatest tides of cash revenue any city of 2CO.OOa has ever who was in any kind of business" couldn't help hut make money. were well pnitl will) time-and-a-half for overtime. Only a handful have traveled since Pearl h'arbor. There having been nowhere to spend their money, the workers.

Travel agencies are now doing a land office business. The International Longsnoremen and Warehousemen's Union (CIO) strike against Hawaiian sugar industry closed 3'i plantations for 7U days. Losses ill EO-degrec raw sugar totalled 185.CO tons. The 43-day shipping strike also hit the islands hard. Three relict ships carrying food had to be sent Honolulu during its course.

The indirect losses of the sugar and shipping strikes be esli- island of Oahu constitute the: liltp heavy, mightiest single fortress in the world, the top strategic point in the himePiicific. 22C3 air miles from huge Pacific. 2200 air miles from More than a million lighting men passed through Oahu in five years. At one time there were soldiers alone stationed on the i.siuiid. Hor.duiiu has seen the war come and go.

find great changes have boeu wrought in the capital city. For months on end its streets were filled with hundreds of thousands of men jn uniform. Now the Army. Navy andT.larinc personnel and civilian war worKcrs arc almost llcg- Tile Island again arc giro 1 Inn for nw-etime tourist vtid otherwise. The palatial Royal Hawaiian and oilier holels, which were tukin over 'jy the services arc again in the hands of their owners and o'eiiij; refitted r.OAUED WITH F.vcr.-bady in the ex- the sitsar workers ro is loaded with money.

The immense expenditures for installa- I tsons. construction, equipment and und the individual spend clude'd Hie slowlni; cViwn or clls- continlianre of work In thill dciX'iu'ed on the snuur und other industries, but the pecple bore the situuiion quietly unti there were no serious outbreaks of violence. Motion picture houses. events and other forms of entertainment continued to do record business. "More than 75.000 Persons converted the University of Hawaii campus into a thriving'amusement cenlov carnival that grossed more.

limn S1CO.OOO In November, Louis drew S53.CCO in nothing mole than an exhibition nt $25 top. Some of the chunges wrought in Honolulu are pertiiuneut. Much ol the military installation is of concrete or other permanent construction. This includes the Mvbuloux $42.000.000 Red Hill underground ul -Pearl Harbor, a of subterranean oil storage unlike iinythini; in the world. Although Red Hill's contours are familiar to hundreds 61 thousands They in-1 comparatively few know that burled VISIT US IN OUR NEW LOCATWH Base Cabinets Wall Cabinets Inncrspring Mattresses Box Springs Alvin Hardy Furniture Co.

113 Main Hume All Our Kmrdoyrrs art War Vcieranj. 2302 Save Money Today, Any STOP AND SWAP LLISKUT HUFFMAN'S Draft Holiday Extended WASHINGTON. Dec. 7. War Department today extended the draft holiday January, it indicated it was uncertain Selective Service calls will be issued for Tebruary SALE ABSOLUTELY FIRST OFFERING Finest Business Sites just North of City Limits on Highway 61 and Desirable Tracts for Subdividing.

Wilier, Lights. Telephone Available Also have. GO A Finn Farm Land, with Improvements', adjoining City Limits on liast Side: Division Street. -For I'lill Infiirmation- Wvilc or Wire ED HOftKKS, 1512 Alamo National San Antonio, Texas ANNOUNCEMENT Shopping Days Christmas It takes only 3 minule.s Charge Account at FITZPATRICK Stores Bl.vtlieville, Ark. Owrnla, Ark.

Sikeslon, I'arajnulil, Ark. arc ulnd to announce to nnr Trionds tliiil we have rocenlly hccn apixiintcd as (leni'val Ajit'nl. with full power of altornoy, for executing lionds to oiir frifiids Hie atlornuys ol of Ulytlievillc. We are authorized (o Kiduciary and Court lionds al a nioment's notice to anyone dcsivinj; a (Juardian's liond. Receiver's Administrator's Uontl or Cnutractiirs.

shall he to serve VOM. V'or anything in the way of bond service lin- liilily or fire insurance please dial for in- sin-vice. Follow the crowds to PLANTER'S! for all your gift Toyland on Balcony Gift Dept. on Main Floor IIO.MH Or 1'AMmlS HltANIVS PLANTER'S HARDWARE Inc. IN 'I'Mi: COllItT I'OH TIIH CIIICKASAWHA IIISTKIfiY OK COUN'TV, AUKAN'SAS.

ul ('cntniilsslnufis i.f Sc wi-r Dlslrlcl No. I nf Klylhtvllle, Arkansas riaiuiiir vs. IMM1 l.aiuK Lots and Parcels at I. and iiiul lUllruuil Tracks unil KH'ht-ur-uay In said Illslrli'l Defi-nd. XVAItNINd OKDKK AH piu.sons.

llrms or coriioratlons having or claiming un Inlprest iu or in ihe followlni) described lands, lots, blocks, or parcels of hind, niilroml liacks and urn hereby nulllli'd itiul warned Ihiil suit IK hi the Chancery Court, for (he Clilekusawba District of MK-ilv County. ArltutiKuK. to eufoice the collection of ccrlnln sewer luxes or iits on tile iiltaclicd list of luiids, each supposed his or her, or Its hinds, UiHcther wllh amount severally dun lor ipim-Ue encli. lo-wll itu nisTiiurr NO. ALLISON ADDN.

Lot tl Hlock I Lot 4 Hloek Illock a Lol. I Hlock 4 t2li Wost Main Si. 515 FIREWORKS Ai! Kinds TS and STMAS TREES Nort-h Highway 61 Klvln Hood I.ot Illnck I I 1 1). Livingston I.ot -1 lllocl; 1 Llllle Hnwyer Will ThoimiH I Thomiis Cecil Home W. Savlllit Cobb Lol 2 Illock Ut'ssle Putter Ivy Lot 13 lilock -I Lot 14 llloek 4 Lot 15 Hlock 4 Lot 111 Hlock 4 I.ot fi llloek fi l-ol II lllouk 5 Ltil 2 llloek (I II Hloek Lot -I Hlock 7 Ijil.

fi llloek 7 Illock 7 Lol I Illock II I.ol 2 llloek tl I.ot lilock II Lot 4 Hloek II I.ol Illnck tl 11.00 11.00 11.110 .80 .81) 11.01) 7.08 0,24 (1.24 1100 (1.72 He.ssfe Parler Ivy (icneva Ihinuvuy Kobert A. Wlle.v Riehiird llritdley Payne Vllilh Malone .1. L. Melvln Irene Trus.s Henry Tollver lli'nry Toltver '('Oliver Mllev Mlley Muex Mlley Mnex Henry Tollver Will MOKM Muck llowurd i ,1. .1.

Johnson 2,00 (I.IHl .20 .00 2.110 .20 LOU 5.0-1 1.511 0.4(1 .77 .02 .80 .07 .17 ,50 .40 3.12 2.011 2.00 .20 .20 I.fill 1.50 Lot 7 IJiock II Lot. 4 llloek 11 Lut II Illock Lot 7 Illock HAKItON Durolh.v Ryles Ixit 11 Htock Loitle Oreen Lol 7 Hlock "li" i.vilLir Oreen Lot Hlock "li" I'. H. Ivellh I.ol 2 Illoi'k Amandii Miller Lot li Illock Kiel; Tlioiuas 7 Hloek Arl.li: .1. Sawyer Lot It Hlock Olura lloud Lot 13 Dloek CJlni'H Hoad Uil II Hlock fHiira lload Lot Illock "13" Annie Mo.sley I.ol 13 lilock Annie Mosley 1-1 Illock Idiv Kooiiee 1-3 Ixit 12 Illock Koimee 2-3 U)l 12 lilock I Uobi-rl Hall Lol II llloek N.iimle Hyde Uit hi Block Ixjt 10 Hlock II Hlock 3.12 ADDN.

0.311 1,00 10.02 12.00 12.01) 1.20 0.30 1.20 IO.OK 0.3(1 7.0B 0.24 0.24 5.40 5.40 H.OO 0,72 1.08 ft.04 4.08 l.M 5.40 4.till 3.00 1M 3.12 3.12 3.12 4.611 l.ftfl 1.511 3 12 3.12 3.12 3.12 3.12 0.3(1 1.09 10.92 ,93 0.3(1 0.3(1 .93 8.30 1.00 10.011 S3 9.3(1 4.1M 0.3(1 9.38 4.BI! 9.30 0.3(i .77 25.70 .02 22.52 .112 22.52 .54 fi.OI ,54 li.01 17.CI1 .117 .17 fi.90 .17 II) 51)1 ,54 12.01 .33 3.0(1 5. in Cfill 1.13 K'i Ed IJeasley Hensley Kd Heasley .1. A. mm L.llilh Thomas Mnhy Thomas Mllby ,1. K.

Wlmberly O. H. Phillips S'i o. Phillips s'-i Uil 12 Hlock I.ot 1 Illock Lol 2 Hlock HIGHLAND lal 1 Hlock 3 Lot 2 Hlock 3 5.01 .31 3.12 3.12 .31 3.12 3.12 .31 3.12 0.3G 9.3IJ ADDN. 4.00 .40 3.12 .31 3.12 4.00 .40 3.12 .31 3.12 Lot 2 Block 11 12.48 Ixlt 7 Hlock 12 3.1)0 3.00 uit uiock 12 nun) i.oa IOBO M.

Hlichnnan 33' l.xil 2 Illock 12 11.32 IIO1.I.ANDA1.K AUDN. Hlylhcvllle Lbr. Co. Utl 12 Hlock 9.3(5 Anna River Lot 15 Hlock 0.3G ItOI.I.II'KTKU-SHONYO ADDN. .47 ,39 .10 31 .31 3.43 47 5.

IS 5.04 B.n-i .31 .31 11.2(1 .31 .31 3.1:1 .31 43 .04 20.59 1.09 M.O't .03 411.23 .03 I' 1 .93 S'17il 1.00 35.3(1 1)3 20.M .47 5.15 47 MS 1.1.?!) .47 .03 1020 .93 10 .93 20. 5.54 31 (Hi .31 OPB .31 0.80 93 10.56 .93 10.29 .31 2(1 .31 41 2)1 1.24 13.72 .30 7.9'i 1.08 23.7il .81 5.15 IN 'Jill: CIIANCI-KV rOl'KT roil THF. CH1CKASAWKA DISTKICT OF AllSSISSiri'l COUNTY. AHKANSAS. Knurl! of Ciimillissiuncrs uf I'avini; Ilistrirl Nil.

2. nf Arkansas niul Kuan! of (liimmissioners of raving Uistrirl No. 3, of Hlytlieville, ArMan- sas I'laintills, vs. NIL DclilKiueiit I.anils. Luis anil Parcels of l.aml anil Itallroad Tracks anrt Hisht-of-way In said Districts DclctuHnls.

OKDKI! All Persons, firms or corporations having or elatmlny an Interest In or on Ihe followinv! described lands, lot.s. hlocks. or parcels of land, railtord tr.ukr and are hereby notified and warned that suit is in Ihe Chancery Court lor Ihc Chlckasawlja District of Mnsi.s- County. Arkansas to enforce the collection of certain paving t-ixi's or r.ssessments tm Ihc 1 attached list of lands, each owner being his or her. or its lands, together wllh amount severally due from each, to-wit: I'AVINd IIISTKICT NO.

2 W. M. BURNS INSURANCE AGENCY 115 No. 2nd Si. Phone 3361 'i, III.VTIIKVII.I.I-: I.HII.

1ST AIIDX. 2 llloek 1 15.00 Lot 3 Block I 17.70 Ull 5 lilock 2 10.H 1.02 1014 CHICKASAWBA I. H. Fleming 50' I.ot I Hlock il DAVIS 2ND C. II.

Wallace Lot 0 Illock 4 14.10 Xceos Lot 7 E'-j 2fi.lO nowiAN 121'i 1 12.GO HIGHLAND I'LACll 2ND it 11 Block 7 18.72 I.fill 18.72 MOKKIS ADDITION Tliolma Ashley Jjat fi Illock 'B' 21,00 Herman W. Mny 43'i' Lot Block 10.50 PARK AllDN. Mrs. Nancy Prlola Lot 3 Ulock 1 207(1 207 20.70 Willmglinm Uiirali Klines Mahil Necdluilll 8 Ulock 4 n. Hunt Lot 2 Illock 1 Willie Times Lot 3 Illock 1 Manoruin Illndcrson 12 Hlock 1 Lol 15 Ulock 1 Lot 10 Hlock 2 Lol 110 Oree ne Sam Claylnu Nam.If Jones 11.

Keith Mamie Tolilver lirjnrv Tollivcr ltd tic John Moore Lot M.imi( Thtirman 0.00 .00 4.03 4. (18 .47 .47 Lol 13 Block 2 2 Block 3 Lot 0 Dlock 3 Lot 1C Hlock 4 6.00 .60 4.6B .47 4.08 4.68 4.08 4.03 6.00 6.24 4.GS 4.68 P. A llobinson I-'. A. Robinson M.

Nicholas M. L. Nicholas Uussell Phillips ItitKsrll 1'hilltps Kirk Ixit 10 Block 2 I.ot 11 Block 2 I ml 14 Block 2 Ull 15 Illock 2 Lol I Illock 3 2 Block 3 11 Block 3 .1. K. Bralchcr.

Jr. Lot 12 Block 3 Kniie Fnuglit lot, (i Block 4 FIsliM-Thompson Lot 3 Block 5 Ilomei Fisher Lot Block 6 Tom E. Jackson lal 7 Block 0 Mrs N'ornl Cole Lol 1 Block 10 lilock 5 4.68 Lol 13 Dlock 5 li.OO .60 4.68 .47 4.68 HEIGHTS AnitN. 4.68 4.68 4.G.1 .47 4.03 4.68 .47 4.68 4.68 4.G3 0.30 .93 9.36 9.36 9.36 9.36 9.36 .03 9.36 4.68 9 3d .93 IOBH .93 10.23 .47 .47 .47 10.M .47 11! 90 .47 S.I5 .60 13.20 .02 B88 .47 inr-o .47 5.15 .47 .47 .47 5.15 .47 6.IS .47 lOiO .47 ll.CO .47 5.15 .47 5.15 .94 20.59 .93 1059 .93 1059 .93 10.29 .94 2iKS9- r. 15 .94 33.79 Carl Marshall 7 Block 2 Harold Hinson 1.50 17 1(1 1.77 1.02 27.32 4,95 1.42 15.58 2.G1 2mi 1.26 13.S6 1.88 2.10 23.10 LOS 1P.15 2.01 4554 12.00 1.20 9.36 .93 SUNRISE AODN.

25' Lot 3 Block 1 14.40 1.441584 SUNNYSIDK Tucker Lot Block 1 Dr. F. 13. Roberts Lot 2 Block 2 Dr. K.

K. Roberts Lot 3 Block 2 8.00 .80 6.24 .62 6.24 .62 2:152. 10.92 1.09 1201 3.12 .31 Ulllin ttowcll Lot 4 Block 3 3.90 .39 429" Eulng Lot 5 Block 4. 6.24 .62 6.24 .62 1372. U'e Eniruj Lot 6 Block 4 4.6S .47 4.68 .47 1030 R.

T. Wecden Lot 8 4 3.12 .31 3.43' J. J. Johnson Lot 2 Block 6 6.24 .62 6S3, Kuberta Mixon Lot 6 Block 7 3.12 .31 3.12 .31 6.86 Temple Blcdsoe Lot 7 Block 7 4.68 .47 5.15 All persons, firms nnd corporations Interested in any of said property tire hereby warned and notified that they are required by law to apiiear'- within four (41 weeks and make defense in said suit or same will be Inken for confessed nnd final judgment will be entered directing sale of snld lands for the purpose of collecting sold tax or assessment, tc- peUier with the payment ot" Interest, attorneys' fees and crtiMt cosls adjudged against each tract. Hated this Ihc 12 dny of November.

HARVEY MORRIS, Ctertt..