The Richland Beacon-News from Rayville, Louisiana • 4

THE RICHLAND BEACON-NEWS. RAYVILLE. LA. SATURDAY. AUGUST 1952.

HONOR PAID TO BILLY REDDICK frmVfipjiri FirpQ EYnprt PIstol Sub MachIne Gun and thei craigneaa rires expert shot GuiL Cadet Craighead wiU ol State Soil Conservation Committee By: J. G. LEE, Chairman score On Kitie Kange spend one week on a bivouac living1 Dated: away from camp in a tent and par- Baton Rouge, uly 22, 1952. 8-2-2t NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION IN ACCORDANCE with Section 54 Doyle T. Craighead, Route 5, this ticipating in basic combat problems.

City, son of Mr. Sam A. Nolan, fired At the conclusion of the Camp, Au-on nnprt ecnrA nn: the ranze with the eust 1st. Cadet Craighead will return These novels by Bassett are not Important works, but they are entertaining and clean fiction which libraries are very glad to find these days. A new work by Starr Daily, Through Valleys to Victories, is a story of how one man found a rich and satisfying life through the scriptures by applying the Twenty-Third Psalm to his daily thoughts and actions.

After weeks of illness, the library assistant in Delhi, Mrs. Lovie Barefield is able to be up and expects to resume her duties on August 1. We were very fortunate to have as her substitute, her friend, Mrs. Cecile Sisson, who has been staying wt.h her during the time of her illness. That she was an able substitute is shown by the fact that the circulation "in Delhi was the highest in any branch in th parish during July.

Start Branch is closed, due to the illness of the custodian there. We hope she will soon be well again. MI Rifle at the Military Police Re- to college for his fall semester and of Title 12 of the Revised Statutes of serve Officers Training Corps Summer when he graduates he will be commis- Louisiana, notice is hereby given that Camp, at Camp Gordon, near Augusta, i sioner a Second Lieutenant in the on the 28th day of July, 1952, the Georgia. Cadet Craighead, a student Military Police Reserve. Following his stockholders of the Richland Coopera- at Northeast.

State, where he is commissioning he will serve two years uve uin, consent 11- 1tHVi TJ 19-it accordance with R. S. 12:64) (In enrolled in the ROTC is taking six in the Army, weeks of field training which will adopted a resolution to dissolve said theoretical TvrrwTi.tr- ttt tt-ott risf rT? corporation by proceedings out of augment his college Studies. Along with 500 dther Cadets VISORS TO BE HELD FOR THE CJouft. The said Richland Cooperative NOTICE Call Us For The Following Service: Washing, Creasing, Polishing, Oil Changing, Flats Repaired, New Tirea, Batteries and Accessories.

Dial 2200 For Pick Up and Delivery BROWN'S SERVICE STATION from 34 different colleges and univer-i BOEUF RIVER SOIL in inc tt turpurar fcities. Cadet Craighead is receiving CONSERVATION DISTRICT tion' with its domicile Richland practical training in Basic Military TO ALL QUALIFIED VOTERS Parish, Louisiana, and that by said and Military Police subjects which within the boundaries of the BOEUF resolution W. C. Crawford, whose Post cannot be taught! at tho college. RIVER SOIL CONSERVATION DI3- Oce address is R.

F. D. No. 3, Box Camp life involves the practical ap-'TRICT, notice is hereby given that on 361 Rayville, Louisiana, was designation of theory learned while in the 23rd day of August, 1952, between nated and appointed Liquidator to school, such as traffic control, town 'the hours 9:00 A. M.

and 7:00 P. wind the affairs of the said cor-patrolling and map reading. All train- an election will be held for the elec- Pat inmoTAMA ing is out of doors and includes; learn- tion of three supervisors for the Boeuf LOUISIANA, this July ing how to fire various Military Police River Soil Conservation District of the JJ 19- I W. C. CRAWFORD, Liquidator weapons such as the MI Rifle, Car- State of Louisiana.

I i 'v. fcaSMM lllnrWTWH Highway 80 Rayville, La. thin tliA hnim- daries of the said district may vote at any of the following voting places: NOTICE TO PUBLIC Bids will be received ud to 10:00 In CALDWELL PARISH voting A.M. August 5. 1952 by the Richland SPECIAL $3250 Value For $19.95 plus fax House Wiring REPAIR VORK Flenty Electric Stove Wire! B.

B. Electric Co. i will be opened at McNemar's Store, Parish Police Jury on one (1) only Tpt; bookmobile body for use by Richland Columbia Eastside, Columbia paHsh Ub in accorance with I In OUACHITA PARISH voting will specifications on file at the office of be opened at Bosco Mercantile Com- the parish treasurer and the Richland pany. Bosco: Oliver Truck and Parish Library, Rayville, La. Terms: Cash, F.O.B.

factory. Tractor Company. Monroe; and Col- Right ig resred t0 reject all bids. lingston Store, Sterlington. 'RICHLAND PARISH POLICE JURY In RICHLAND PARISH voting will i W.

H. Linton, President, be ooened at Franklin Store. Holly i Publish: July 12, 19, 26 and Aug. 2. and Planters Seed and Supply Ridge NOTICE TO PUBLIC Reddick was buf one which Corporal Roddick was a mem- Cpl.

Billy F. Phone 3550 Rayville. La. American infantry- ber was assigned the mission of at- Company, Rayville. Only qualified voters are eligible to vote.

A.M. August 5, 1952 by the thousands of A Parish Police Jurv on one (1) only men whose love fc Parish Police 'jury on one (1) only men whose love for I his country led tacking and securing a strategic hill I medium duty chassis with flat face him thousands of miles to the battle- from a large hostile force. 1Ii anQ WIln a noml" fields of Korea. "As the friendly troops advanced up nal rating of 1 ton. The wheelbase to be not less than Last October at the age of 19, Cor- the precipitous slope, they were sub-poral Reddick gave his last full meas- jected to a heavy volume of of devotion to the country he weapons fire which forced them to 128 inches and not more than 137 inches.

The engine not less than 29.4 and halt their attack and seek cover. I Shock and moisture proof. n-magnetic. 17-jewel. One year not more than 32.51 H.P, AMA rating luvcu- To be equipped with 7.50x20, 8-pl paying the supreme sacrifice, the "Locating the position from which BOR'S Chrome case with steel back.

Sweep second hand. tires all round; dual rear wheels; oil young soldier elevated nimself to the the major portion of the hostile fire filter; oil bath cleaner; auxiliary nighest ranks of the heroes who have oiiginated. Corporal Reddick, without UrragndS.y 7 idied to preserve the heritage of the regard for his personal safety, moved I a a forward over the fireswept terrain. to De aenverea as eariy as possiDie iree wunu. after the acceptance of bid.

Friday morning at the American "Upon reaching a position a few- Legion state convention in Monroe yards from the enemy emplacement. SUMMER CLEARANCE Terms: Cash, F.O.B. factory. Shipping instructions later. Specifications are available at the office of the parish treasurer.

Right is reserved to reject all bids. RICHLAND PARISH POLICE JURY W. H. Linton, President. Publish July 12, 19, 26, and Aug.

2. SHERIFF'S SALE State of Louisiana, Parlsn of Richland Fifth District Court. Delta Finance Inc. vs. No.

12,471 Corporal Reddick received posthu- he threw several grenades inside, mous recognition for his extraordinary Then fixing his bayonet, he leaped feats of bravery and fearlessness. within the bunker and engaged the At the memorial service opening the hostile troops occupying in a hand to convention of veteran American sol- hand combat. diers, Maj. Gen. Claire L.

Chennault, "Fighting fiercely, Corporal Reddick USAF Ret, presented the young sol-' singlehandedly killed seven of the en-dier's father, Grady P. Reddick, of emy and neutralized the bunker. Rayville, with the award Corporal "Inspired by his fearlessness, the Reddick won but never lived to see. friendly troops renewed their assault The nineteen-year-old infantryman and, as they advanced, Corporal Red-won the second-highest award offered dick took charge of an automatic-rifle SAL Henry Lee Williams and Ola Williams By virtue of a Writ of Seizure and by the government of the United team. Use Our Convenient Lay-Away Plan CARSON'S JEWELRY RAYVILLE, LOUISIANA Service Sale issued out of the Honorable Fifth States the 'Distinguished "Leading his men directly toward the objective, he directed their fire District Court in and for the Parish Cross.

of Richland, State of Louisiana, in the His parents were escorted to the with great skill until he was hit and above styled and numbered cause and solemn ceremony by Major Henry A. killed by the hostile fire to me directed as Sheriff, I have seized Coenen, Rayville air force reservist "The extraordinary heroism and and taken into my possession and and a friend of the family, and Major self-sacrifice of Corporal Reddick re-will offer for sale at public auction at Francis L. Kueht, TJ. S. Army, repre- fleets the greatest credit on himself the east door of the courthouse in the senting the commanding general of and upholds the most esteemed tradi- i town of Rayville, Louisiana, within the Fourth Army.

tions of the military service." I Major Kueht read aloud the citation Corporal Reddick grew up like I Is Now On You Can Buy It CHEAPER COME AND SEE I to Corporal Reddick from General many another American boy in a legal hours of sale, on AUGUST 9th, 1952 the following described property, to-wit Lots 1 and 2 of Block 25 of Louisiana Land 1st Addition to the Town of Rayville, La. Seized as the property of the de-1 Van Fleet, commanding general of the small town, Rayville, where he at-8th TJ. S. Army in Korea. tended the Rayville High School.

In part the citation reads: His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Grady P. "On October 10, 1951, the platoon of Reddick, live at route 4, Rayville. 1 where necessary to protect the State's a joy forever." But memories of beau- Lnre aU co.ntain he Pro' ty always remains.

A very Tine gift sion against the assignment or sub- V. lease of the lease unless approved by book has come from the DuPont Com- the State Mineral Board. pany. It is a history of this enterprise The lessee shall have the right to from its very beginning with an ac- enter into pooling or unitization agree- count of all the research which it has fendant and will be sold to satisfy said Writ of Seizure and Sale and all costs. Terms of sale: Cash to the last and highest bidder, with the benefit of appraisement.

7-5-6t EARL E. HILL, Sheriff NOTICE OF PUBLICATION STATE OF LOUISIANA STATE MINERAL BOARD Baton Rouge 4, Louisiana tte leae orem Z'S "one to produce its many products. A proval of the State Mineral Board. very fascinating book which will be Certified check, pavable to REGIS- a pleasure for anyone to read. Thomas TER, STATE LAND OFFICE, for the Costain, who has written some out-full amount of the cash bonus shall standing books, has now published accompany and be deposited with each bid and no bid or deposit may be lhe Silver Chahce.

In this story of thereafter withdrawn or cancelled; Biblical times he weaves an exciting and the cash bonus thus deposited and inspirational novel about the cup shall be forfeited to the State by the phrut the It Gunner successful bidder in the event said uscd by C1inst ai lhe 1 PPf1 bidder does not enter into written con- W1th his disciples. For adventurers in tract within TWENTY DAYS AFTER armchairs as well r.s those who go out WRITTEN LEASE IIS SUBMIT- for their adventure, there is a new Ma jj By virtue of, and in conformity with the provisions of Chapter 2, Title 30 of the Louisiana Revised Statutes of 1950, as amended, sealed bids will be received at the Office of the State Mineral Board, State Capitol, Baton Rouge, Louisiana, on or before the 21st day of August, 1952, at 10:00 A.M., for the lease of the sulphur, potash, oil, gas andor liquid or gaseous hydrocarbon mineral rights in and to the following described tracts, to-wit: book, Vagabonding Under Sail by W. The State Mineral Board reserves the right to reject any anl all bids and B. Crealock. It is an account of the to grant a lease on any portion of the travels of four young men who set out JllZl1.

to try adventure first hand, ft of than proportionate to the best bid offered for the lease on the entire tract action and from first to last. For those who liked Room For Ons TRACT 5118 RICHLAND and Madison Parishes, Louisiana All of the land now or formerly constituting the beds and bottoms of Bayou Macon, belonging to the State of Louisiana and not under lease on the date of this application; namely, June 23, 1952, i within the following described area, A LEISURELY WASH DAY CAN BE HAD if you use a Frigidaire Automatic Washer AH Porcelain now priced at $299.75 The Select-O-Dial lets you select the washing time you need. TOP LOADING NO BOLTING DOWN -LIVE WATER ACTION FREE DEMONSTRATIONS! FARM HOME SERVICE The Home of Frigidaire Phone 2262 Rayville, Louisiana PROFITS STATE MINERAL BOARD State of Louisiana 7263t YOUR LIBRARY More, by Anna Perrott Rose, there is a new book of similar type, We Adopted Three, by Ernest Cady. Sara Bassett Ware has written a number to-wit: wear overalls these days There is nothing gives a librarian a of books about the folks who live on finer feeling than to come back to Cape Cod and close vicinity. "A new work after several weeks and find one which is sure to be asked for Lying and being situated in the Southeast Quarter of the Northeast Quarter of Section 19, Township 17 North, Range 10 East, Richland and Madison Parishes, Louisiana, estimated to comprise approximately 3.67 acres, all as more fully shown outlined in red on a plat on file in the State Land Office.

All bids to offer a cash bonus for a that everything has gone on just as many times is Beyond the Breakers, well without her as when she is here. But getting home again is always a pleasure. Story Hour each Saturday morning is flourishing and last Satur- I dav Dianne Walters presented her1 lease having a primary term which shall not exceed three years Minimum story-teller" with a bunch of gorgeous' royalities shall be one-eighth (U) of b. FISH BAIT! SHINERS and WORMS Call Dav or Nijrht ARCHIE BENNETT Phone 2761 Start. La.

double hibiscus in a lovely shade of all oil produced and saved: one-eiehth rose. Keats had never been acquainted with the lovely hibiscus, I am afraid, I when lhe said, thing of beauty is () of all gas produced and saved of utilized; seventy-five (75c) per each long ton on sulphur produced and saved; ten cents (10c) per ton for all potash produced and saved; one-eighth () of other liquid or gaseous hydrocarbon minerals produced and saved. Should lessee fail to begin the actual drilling (spudding in) of a well on the lease premises within one year from the date of the lease, the lease shall terminate as to both parties to the lease, unless on or before such anniversary date lessee shall pay a delay rental (which shall in no event be less than one-half of the bonus offered), which shall cover the privilege of deferring drilling operations for a period of one year. Upon like payments annually, drilling operations may be further deferred for successive periods of one year each during the primary term. The primary term of the lease shall be three years.

The lease shall provide for the drilling of offset wells Profit to some people is a word that wears a high silk hat. The communists foster: that idea. They get along without profits. They also get along without almost everything They don't understand that profits Jwcar overalls. If they had some profits, they'd also have some prosperity and payrolls insterd: of slave labor.

Because profits work harder than anyone. Here's why: Last year the Illinois Central made a profit of $18 million. From that profit, and profits saved from previous years we took $21) million to improve the railroad and pay olT par ot the mortgage. There's no silk hat on profits that buy tools for workers to do a transportation job for you and thereby earn 164 million a yeir in wages. If our profits drop too low or become losses we run short of working dollars.

We en joy no backlog of government subsidies no publicly owned airports or highways or waterways. We're on our own. and we pay taxes ($28 million a year) besides. When subsidized highway, air' and waterways transportation cuts into our business, it costs you tax money and may cause us to need higher rates. We say the cheapest way for you to get good transportation is to let us all highway and water carriers compete on an equal basis.

Free competition such as this has made us the most prosperous people in the world. "Wayne A. Johnston President AUCTION SALE Each Tuesday McLemore Delta Commission Co. there should be one on every farm TALLULAH, LA. HIGHWAY 80 EAST PHONE 459 CARSON'S JEWELRY Guaranteed Watch And Jewelry Repair RAYVILLE, LA.

This device makes it easy to pay, obligations promptly, safely and costs very little to operate. The device is a book of checks on this bank. Do you have -a Checking Account? It's a great convenience for you. THE RICHLAND STATE DANK RAYVILLE, LOUISIANA Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 50 Years Continuous Service ILLmOlS CENTRAL All Consignments, large or small, will be given our personal attention. Main Line of Mid-America.