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MONDAY. JJLY 12, 1953. THE TROY MESSENGER, TROY, ALA. fAGE SIX -t RETIRE. What you must do When your rar has a blow-out.

PikkPbep A BADE KEGISTKD AlabamaReporfs Fairly Safa Traffic Weekend 3rd Mass Gamma Globulin Test To Take Place The Miracle America DU ROCS Oen Gllta Bred Gllta night. Henry Reno, 41, of Kimberly, died of head injuries after his automobile was involved in 1 four-vehile accident on U. S. higliA way 31 about seven miles north of Birmingham Saturday. TTKIAX CHAFTKV WO.

4 Then will a regular meeting of Tyrian Chapter. No Roval Arc llaaon a thla evening i oclock. Companion are fraternally In, rit-a to attend. C. R.

Hondly. H. P. jVeaned Breed! nr Mock of All Area LOUIE G. FRYER Brundiiiirc, Ala.

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operation with the Advertising Council. SELL, TRADE WITrl WANT AD Row Breaks Out Over Effort To Recess PO Group WASHINGTON (yP)-An angry row broke out today aver an un- effort recess hearings of the House Postoffice Committee before Post-master General Summerfield could present his case for proposal postal rate increases. For several minutes the Cabinet official and committee members all talked at once, yelling to be heard above the up roar. Rep. Murray (Tenn), seniof Democrat on the committee, do-c ared he was mortified at such procedure and called the recess move-toy Rep.

Hagen (UjMinn) and L'ti Gross (K-kAva) I The rankest ktnq ot discourtsey to be Cabinet I 1942 CHEVROLET TUDOR. Radio, Heater, new Tire. Exceptionally clean McGarity Motors 312 N. 3 Notch S. ENDS Shows Start t'ONIGHT 7:10 9:10 By The Aaaoclated Press Alabama which turned In one of the nation's worst traffic safety performances over the Fourth of July holidays did an almost complete about face the past weekend.

Only three fatalities had been reported last night, the highway patrol said. Two of the victirqs were pedestrians. The traffic death list was exactly five times that the week before A 13-year-old Winston County boy, Doval Baker, of Arley, was fatally injured last night when hit by a car as he chased a cow on a county road between Addison and Arley, Highway Patrolmen Lowell Williams and Carlton, McNatto reported. He died about PLAYMAKERS WELL INTO PLAY PRODUCTION HICKORY, X. C.

iP) A polio epidemic continued to hold a vice-like grasp on two western North Carolina counties today as the number of victims dlirribed to 15l Four have died from the disease in the wrst local epidemic since 1944. Two new cases reported in Catawba County yesterday brought the total there to 44 within the past month. Neighboring Caldwell County, which last week inoculated 13,000 children 4n a mass inoculation reported three new cases yesterday. The total in the county is 108. One dead was reported by the Caldwell County health officer Dr.

William Happer. yesterday. Three have died in Caldwell this year and one in Catawba. A mass inoculation program duplicating the one in Caldwell is being planned for Catawba. It vvi'l start either Wednesday or Thursday, depending uporj the arrvlal of 25 gallons of gamma globulin which has been the county.

Children 10 and under will receive the shots. Troys Finest Food BUSINESSMANS LUNCH FEARLESS FAGAN )NC1 lKH CAI8IT0N CARPOfltR KEENAN WYNN Plus 3 CARTOONS Starts Tuesday Night Entree Vegetables Drink Dessert 'hi The first fJtality of the weekend was Mrs. Agnes K. Kickers, 1 7G, who was run over about 16 The cast for this three-act com- mjes east 0f Tuskegee Friday! edv by Philip King and Anthony! announced Miss Thelma Goodwin director. HOTEL TROY member.

The Troy Plavmkers summer prdouction, "Here We Come Gathering, is well into rehearsals and will be produced in Kilby Rep. Catherine St. George Ut- auditorium the last week of July, two an(l a half hours later. NY termed the incident a "dis- graceful After 20 minutes of confusion committee Chairman Rees (R-1 Kam restored order and Sum-, Armstrong includes: AnnCi Goria merfield proceeded with his Plea Lemon) Dothan; philip charles for an annual increase of $240, Qiverj Franklin Harriet, Lou 625,000 in postal lutes to help Fllen Ballard, Andalusia; James, Sam Gregg, Union Springs; George, Clyde Fleming, -Enter-l prise; Shirey, Polly Russell, Jay, Gray, Tommy Duck, Bay Minette; Evadne, Phoebe Dewberry, Grove Hill; Luke, Bill Fox, Trov. SOUTH COOPERATIVE, TROY, NOTICE MEMBERSHIP B.v Rex Vance Messenger Sporlswriter Goshen has really run into trouble trying to produce a football team for the first time in the history of the school, and so would any other school starting from scratch.

First thing, Goshen probably wont have any home games, or at least night games. That in itself is a hard setback on any football team. The reason for no home games is a problem in itself. If there were to be any horn' game- w-iich are usually played at night, lights would have to be bought. Money was gathered for that purpose, at least part of it, but then came the realization of the tremendous cost of football equipment; that killed the light If Goshen can pick up as much support for the newly organized football team as it has for its basketball and baseball teams the problems that have arisen will soon all its the supporters and the gate receipts that they pay that really produces the team.

All over the county, state and nation, coaches everywhere are turning from the profession that they trained in to different jobs that pay better. Just recently two coaches in this school district have changed over; Carroll Roney from Troy and Red Williamson, long time coach at Andalusia. Unless the state starts paying the coaches in Alabama more money, none of the real teams will be around long. Car Hits Pole Near Troy State Teachers College No one was injured late (Sunday morning when the ear that Mrs. Ed Rol'ing was driving ran off the road and struck a telephone pole.

airs. Rolling Vas driving toward the State Teachers college, near the bottom of the hill on Normal Ave. when the car leu the road and struck the pole. A local car deler estimated the damage of car at about 2 or 3 hundred dollars. TODAY TUES.

Bring Quick Result's With A Messenqei eukStw mi niiwiihitf TODAY TUES. THE WESTS GREATEST STORY! ITS MOST LEGENDARY HEROES! CO-ED Nancy Petraborg of Seattle is Washington state's contribution to this year's "Miss Universe contest at Long Beach, Calif. She attends University of Washington. (International) Architects Go Against New Examination Law ALABAMA ELECTRIC INCORPORATED ALABAMA OF ANNUAL MEETING The regular meeting of the membership of South Alabama Electric Cooperative, will be held on Tuesday July 28, 1953, beginning at 8:30 A. M.

at the Troy Municipal Airport Hangar Montgomery Highway, Troy, Alabam, Pike County, State of Alabama, for the purpose of electing a Board of Trustees and to transact any other business that may properly come before said meeting. A. Young Secretary, Board of Trustees anDprenBerTeit Members of the production staff jnclude: Phoebe Dewberry and Beatrice Crysell, Georgiana, student directors; Bill Fox and Lacy Smith, Coffee Springs, stage man-i ONTGQM ER1Y P) Appren- I agers; Tony Kerr, Lambard, 111., tice architects and students Tomy Duck and Loraine Thorne, learning the profession oppose Troy; setting; Charles Oliver, pro-a new rule which requires exa- gram; Miriam Casey, Dothan, and mination before anyone can be Margaret Key, Troy, make-up; licensed to practice in Alabama. Sam Gregg, sound effects; Lou They brought this out Saturday Balalrd, and Betty Grant, at the annual meeting of the Trov, publicity; Miss Thelma Alabama Saclety of the Ameri- Goodwin, director, can Institute of Architects. MESSENGER WANT A)8 SKLI Wallace Bozeman Receives Gold Bars Of 2nd Lieutenant fort RILEY, KAN'S) Wallace B.

Bozeman, whose wife, Frances, lives in Brantley, received the gold foars of a second lietuenanf (July 8) in graduation ceremonies at the Army officer Candidate School, Lieutenant Bozeman the son of and Mrs. W. B. Bozeman of Searight. entered the Army in 1949.

A member of the last Army Officer Candidate class scheduled for Fort Riley, the new lieutenant received his diploma and insignia of rank from Maj. Charles A. Morris of the Army General School. The 40 graduates, front! 23 states and Hawaii, completed a six-month training program in basic military principles at Fort Riley. They will now attend special schools for futrher instruction in their respective branches of the Army.

Ethel MERMAN -ta OCONNOR VERAEUEN 6Wt SANDERS Express Units recently, said James Sat-terwhite of Montgomery, the State Examining Board waived the examination for graduate architects with three years of apprenticeship. Sattterwhite expects to try for his license at the next hoard meeting. The boat'd chairman. Dean Frank Marion Orr of the Alabama Polytechnic Institute School of Architecture, explained the purpose of the new requirement as ta raise the standards of the profession. A fCVM starring OBfttM HESTON Rhonda FLEMING i Ja STIRLING Forrest TUCKER NOTICE! To Our Readers AIR-CONDITIONED WANT ADS SKI.

FAST! FORD CUTS PRICES ON GENUINE FORD BATTERIES AND INCREASES THE GUARANTEE PERIOD Yankee Anchor To Don Morgan FORT MORGAN (P) An old anchor which may have been from one of the Yankee ships that blockaded Mobile Bay during the Civil War will be placed in front of Fort Morgan Inn. The barnacle crusted anchor was found last month off Fort Morgan by navy divers salvaging wreckage of a DC-6 transport which crashed into the Gulf of Mexico. Earl M. McGowin, state conservation director, and Chief Warrant Officer W. F.

McNair of the Navy barge engaged in the salvage work decided on the anchor's location at a conference here. The anchor hasnt been positively identified, but historians have linked it with the Yankee ships because of its size and type. At all times we are delighted to have your personal and local news or announcements concerning evehts about you, your family and your neighborhood. We welcome for publication all news from the areas which we serve. I 1 Phone, mail or bring in suitable items of this nature WANT ylS SELL HOUSES! Watch the expiration date of your subscription, printed next to your name and address.

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