The Courier News from Blytheville, Arkansas • Page 7

SATURDAY, MAY 29, 1954 BLYTHEVTLLE (ARK.) COURIER PAGE SEYEW OUR BOARDING HOUSE with Major Hooplt Williams OUT OUR WAY THE OILY ONES CHOVMDER- KEADED BLAST SWIN6 AROUMD KPKS MERELY SWING AROUKJD POT THAT ATROCIOUS SCRAVML MY DRESSER? LOOK MOW, BUT 6OT Bur IP tou WAVE A iCtBOX AND DOMT OBJECT TO A SITTER INVITING MIS SQUAW OETHALF RAT6S WITHOUT AMV Jusr WHAT I'M LOOKING WWAT DOYQU Ttfevfeioii Tonifht, Tomorrow WMCT Channel 5, WHBQ Channel 13 Saturday Night, May 39 0:00 Bank 6h the Sftan 6:30 Amateur Hour 7:00 Show Of 8:30 git Rarade 9:00 Wrestling Public Defender 10 -3b :40 Weather Amateur Night :45 Sign 6ff Suadfty, May 30 10:36 News 10:30 this Is the Ulc Youth 11:30 Frontiers 12:00 Zoo Parade 12:30 Tour riiture 1:00 Capitol News 1:30 Kufela. Fran 2:00 Memtjhis 2:30 Stu Brwln 3:00 Pride of the Famtty 3:30 Ethel Albert 4:00 Meet the Press 4:30 Roy Rogers 5:00 Television 5:30 Mr. Peepers 6:00 Comedy Hour 7:00 TV Playhouse 8:00 Racket Squa'd 8:30 Badge 9:00 Story 9:30 News 9:40 Weathwr 9:45 News Weakly 10:00 Colonel 10:30 News 10:45 Sunday Nigtot 12:00 Sign OK Monday, May 5:50 Meditation 6:00 Today 6:25 News 6:30 Today 6:55 News 7:00 Today 7:25 News 7:30 Today 7:55 News 8:00 Ding Done School 8:30 Betty WHite Sfciow 8:55 Charm with Cathy 9:00 Home Show 10:00 Bride Groom 10:15 Hawkins FaHs Snopping at Home 11:00 Storyland 11:15 3 Steps to Heaven 11:30 Homemakew News Farm News 12:30 Channel Five Club Kate Smith 2:00 Welcome Travelers 2:30 On Your Account 3:00 Pinky Lqp Show 3:30 Howdy DooSy 4:00 Bert Olswanger 4:15 Armchair Advejitura 4:30 Lash of the West 4:45 Hartoon 5:00 Captain Video 5:15 Interesting Person 5:25 Weatherman 5:30 Tony Martin Btoow 5:45 News Caravan Name Tune 6:30 Voice erf Firestone 7:00 Cisco Kid 7:30 Robert Montgomery Who Said That 9:00 News 9:15 President Eisenhower 9:45 Clete 10:00 Wrestling News Weather Adventure 10:45 Adventure 11:00 Film Feature 11:30 Sign Off 6:00 Jackie Gleason 7:00 Two for the Money 7:30 Favorite Husband 8:00 That's My Boy 8:30 Name's the Same 9:00 Wrestling 10:00 Big Playback 10:15 Weather News Late Show Saturday Night, May 38 Sunday, May 30 1:00 Look Up and Live 1:30 Invitation to Ideas 2:00 Man of the Week 2:30 Youth Takes Stand 3:00 Adventure 4:00 American Week 4:30 You Are There 5:00 Earn Your Vacatioix 5:30 Private Secretary 6:00 Toast of the Town 7:00 Fred Waring 7:30 Man Behind Badw Jfa. and Mrs. North What's My Line 9:00 News Special 9:15 Photogravure 9:30 Break the Bank 10:00 Walter Wlnchell 10:15 Martha Wright 10:30 Workhop 13 Rotomaglcian Monday, May 31 6:00 Morning Show 7:55 News 8:00 Arthur Godfrey 8:45 Exercise with Joye 8:00 Arthur Godfrey 8:30 Strike It Rich 10:00 Valiant Lady Love of Life Search for To'row Guiding Light Kitchen Magic 11:25 News 11:30 Garry Moore Double or Nothing House Party 1:00 Big PayolC 1:30 Fashion 2:00 Brighter Day 2:15 Secret Storm 2:30 Robert Q.

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Highway 61 at State Line Phone OSborne 3-8414 1KB STORTi After kvj an old ear, of fcfa Madixw, 18, to a kU baryalM. Pride womt let hi admit kto pareats. erea altm tkat there nre beyond DOWT suppOM I to A ten that I find out (you're misusing the car, 111 insist give it up." Ricky's father isaid. -Gosh," Ricky said, "I couidn't be reckless in this old, car if I to. I bet it wouldn't go icver 40 if you had it wide open.

iBut be carefai. With every- ithing it's going to cost me, Td ibe a fool to risk getting in a -wreck?" Mr. Madison smiled slightly at Ibe sett-righteous tone that had crept into Ricky's voice. "I trust your judgment, Ricky," he said. "But from the looks of your car, I wouldn't do much driving until I had better tires oc it, and fixed it up a tittle." When bis father left, Ricky went to far jide of hie car and sat down by the front wheel.

Stuck. His father knew it, his mother knew it, the guys knew it and he knew it Trying to act like a big shot, he'd really shown himself up for a dope. No won- ider they were laughing at him, ithe way he had let Merle cheat him. No wonder Sharon had looked at him to disgust. He'd proved that he was a worse kid than she thought Payments insurance license parts.

He was stuck for a couple of hundred bucks, and he'd have to take that grocery Job now. And what did be have to show for ft? A junker nobody wanted. But he'd show them all! He'd prove he hadn't been cheated. He'd rebuild his car until he had a rod that could match wheels with anybody. could maybe.

Then they wouldn't sneer at him. Not after he showed bat be could do. That wai the ticket all right Work quietly, and make a real bomb out of the coupe. And then, some day when they were all giving him a rough time, invite Link to drag against him. Ricky grinned, thinking about his coupe leaving Link behind.

"Ricky There they were, at the bead of the drive. Link, Chub, Sherm and Jerry, sitting in their cars. Ricky scrambled to bis feet. "It's all right guys," he yelled. "Good enough," Jerry yelled back.

"We brought you some stufE." WTHILE Ricky watched with glowing eyes, the, boys took the "stuff' out of the of their cars. Ricky shook his head in wonder as each of them came toward him rolling a tire and carrying other equipment "We thought you might need these gummies," Jerry said, leaning his tire against Ricky's car. They're aH better than the ones you've got on." "Gee," Ricky said sbakily. "I sure appreciate it" "It wasn't nothing," Link grunted. "Just old stuff we couldn't use.

I brought an old spring, too. It's good enough to keep that junker of yours from riding on the door handle." Chub added to his tire gift a dented chrome extension for Ricky's exhaust pipe, a death's- head gearshift knob, and a radio antenna. Ricky was grateful for the antenna, even though he didn't have a radio. It gave him a place to mount and fly the thinning squirrel tail that Sherm had brought along with some extra chrome acorn nuts for the heads. "Gee, guys," Ricky said shakily, looking at the treasures they had brought.

"I'll never forget you guys. Anytime I have anything you need, you just ask." "We're just trying to make sure you won't exnlode when you're out with us," said. Ricky was reluctant to have this friends examine the car. didn't want them to see how bad it really was. "Start her up," said.

If she'll start- Ricky started bis motor and got out again while it idled. Link lifted the hood and unscrewed the radiator cap. "Bubbles," be said tersely. Ricky's heart sank. Bubbles could mean a cracked block or cracked head.

If that were true, he was really in for When the motor stopped, Link pulled out the' oil dip-stick and examined it closely, then ian his fingers along it "No water or bubbles," Link said. "I guess the heads and block are okay. Probably a blown head gasket You'll want new ones anyway, when you tear this mill down and dean it up." Link got in the car and pressed the starter without turning on the key. "She clicks," he said. "Starter drive teeth are worn." He started the car.

He gunned it a few times, and clouds at dark smoke rolled out of the exhaust "My carburetor needs work," Ricky said. "Get new jugs," Sherm said. "Don't fool with that otM." walked around to fttt back of the car. The put- putting at the tailpipe indicated leaky exhaust valves. Ricky put his hand down to touch muffler.

was hot Well, a valve and ring job was to be expected. It was expensive, though, "I still think you ought to take it back," Jerry said. "You guys don't understand," Ricky said, needing to convince them and himself that be oufbt to keep the car. "I wanted an old junker. I'm going to take this car and work on it until it something.

Then I'll sell it and buy something decent I'd ba afraid to fool around with anything good until I knew tnort about it" "Say Chub's round face creased into a wide, admiring smile. "You got something thera, boy. Why didn't I think about that? There's a lot I'd like your Be Political Announcement Courier News Is authorized to announce the following candidate for the Preferential Primary July 2T For Stotc MfegtMippt H. H. (Buddy) Howard CLOSE OUT Many Pattern Dtehea Price Hwfebord Hardware ATTENTION Car Truck Owners: Tailored Seat Covers, Woven plastic $50 val 34.50 Truck seat covers Installed 4.95 Door Panels, Covered 3.50 Head Liners 15.00 Convertible tops 39.95 SMITH MATTRESS UPHOLSTERY CO.

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