The Courier News from Blytheville, Arkansas • Page 9

TUESDAY. JUNE 15,1954 BtmtETTLLI (ARK.) COURIER NEW! rare OUR BOARDING HOUSE with Mojor Hooplt i GOT TH; /WAJOR.LAK VOU fc PI-DOLLAR PASTS6SARDS TOftA fl YOO, AW OiE PI -DOLLAR DUCAT IT 5 TOO LATcr WHIST'S TH' MAJOR VOU IS TORNltf ccNJ AS A FOOL. TASLe PACIFIC POIK'A WALLFLOWER ATLflMTlC WALTZ CAR1S8EAN1 EXCossrr, PLEASE- OUT OUR WAY By J. R. Willioms SAY, THAT AROUNO ER.

THROUGH? GOSH XX) CANJT AFFORD TO RINSE OUT WHAT LITTLE X2U WP "2 .2 u. .2 "0 WHAT SORO" OF BUSINESS ARE YOU OPERATING HERE, LAD? A ONE-MAN EMPUmAEWT A6ENCY- AMD, MAM, IS BUSIMESS LOOKING AT ONE OF THE MOST DISTINGUISHED RETIRED BUSINESS YOU NAVE A CITY ANYONE CONDUCTING A BUSINESS IN SHADYStDE MUST PAY for prescribing that octan voyage for my health, fttIt wondtrful to rtcovtr from a month of 'My filet mignon tatttt Television Tonight Tomorrow WMCT Channtl 5, WHBQ Channel 13 WMCT Channel 6 Tuesday Night, June 6:00 Midwestern Hayride 6:30 Arthur Murray 7:00 Fireside Theatre 7:30 Top Plays of Year 8:00 Truth Or Conse. 8:30 Bltt Baker 9:00 Mr. District Arty. 9:30 News 9:45 Clete Roberts 10:00 Dave Garrowar 10:30 News 10:40 Weather 10:45 Adventure 11:00 Film 11:30 Sign Off Wednesday, June 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 Dong School 8:30 Betty White Show 8:55 Charm with Cathy 9:00 Home Show 10:00 Bride Groom 10:15 Hawkins Falls 10:30 Shoplng at Home 11:00 Storyland 11:15 3 Steps to Heaven 11:30 Homemafcers 12:00 News 12:15 Farm News 12:30 Channel Five Club 1:00 Kate Smith 2:00 Welcome Travelers 2:30 On Your Account 3:00 Pinky Lee Show 3:30 Howdy Doody 4:00 Berl Olswanger 4:15 Armchair Adventure 4:30 Lash of the West 4:45 Hartoons 5:00 Captain Video 5:15 Interesting Person 5:25 Weatherman 5:30 Eddie Fisher 5:45 News Caravan 6:00 I Married Joan 6:30 Superman 7:00 TV Theatre 8:00 This Is Your 8:30 Playhouse 9:00 Favorite Story 9:30 News 9:40 Clete Sound Stage 10:30 News 10:40 Weatherman 10:45 Adventure 11:00 Big Plctura 11:30 Sign Off WARNING ORDER IN THE CHANCERY COURT, CHICKASAWBA DISTRICT, MISSISSIPPI C6UNTY, ARKANSAS Darline Key, Pltfi, vs.

No. 12,634 Raymond Key, Dft. The defendant, Raymond Key. is hereby warned to appear within thirty days in this court and an- gwer the complaint of the plaintiff, Darline Key. Dated this 7th day of June, 1954.

SEAL GERALDINE LISTON, Clerk. By OPAL DOYLE, D. C. T. J.

Crowder, Atty. for Pltf. Ed B. Cook, Atty. Ad Litem.

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"You're right, sir. I was tacing. I know Jt was wrong, and I'm sorry." Ricky had faith in that meek, honest approach. It had often worked for him. "Yeah, I know how sorry you are," the policeman said.

"You're sorty, all right Sorry I caught you." "That other guy started it," Ricky said. "I wasn't doing anything until he started crowding me. There were a couple of guys in the car. I thought maybe they were trying to pick a fight, and I was just trying to get out of trouble." "You're all "Yes, sir." "What happened to the four boys who drove into town with you?" Ricky looked startled. "We saw you a long time ago, son." "I don't know where they are," Ricky said.

"I lost them." "Look behind you," the policeman said. "They're all east of Twelfth Street, watching us. AU alone, were you?" "But that other guy "Let me give you some advice, boy. You stop worrying about how the other guys are driving, and take care of your own conduct You let MS worry about those other guys. That's what we're paid for." The policeman looked at Ricky's thin brown face, still wearing its meek expression.

He could give the boy a ticket and the boy would be fined, but that wouldn't stop him. He wrote his book out of tickets every night with these kids, but they were always back for more. There were a lot of small towns in central Iowa, and they seemed to have a constant supply of new young drivers who thought Des Moines was built to be their drag utrip. Yet, if he let the boy go. fet'4 SJHfllffop something over on the polke.

"Tell me something, son." "Yes, sir?" "Do you have any business in Des Moines?" "I might buy a soda or something," Ricky said. The policeman put away his summons book. "I want to tell you something, and I want you to listen. Yon go get your soda, and whatever else you need, and then head for home." He looked at his watch. "I want you and your friends on your way out of town by 9.

If I catch you in town after that, you'll spend the night in jail. And the next time I catch you breaking any laws in this town, you'll wind up in that jafl first and do your talking later. Understand?" "Yes, sic," Ricky said in a low voice. HPHE policeman went, back fro the prowl car. Ricky waited while it drove away.

Seconds later his friends drove across the intersection, parked, and gathered around his car. "Get a ticket?" Jerry asked. "Naw. Just a jawin'." "You got off easy," Chub said. "The way you peeled up the street." "You have to know how to handle cops," Ricky said.

"What'd he say?" Link wanted details. Ricky's answer was heavy with indignation. "He said we have to be out of town by 9 or he'll put us in jail." "We?" Link demanded. "What did you do? Rat on all of us?" "Nobody ratted. They saw us come in town together.

You guys were sittin' on our necks." "That's pretty high-handed it you ask me," Jerry said, "I'm not used to being treated like that." "They got no right to run us out of town," Chub added. "It's a public town, and we've got a right to be in it," "IM build around the place if they don't want nobody in it," Link said viciously. "They wouldn't talk that way to anybody over 21," Ricky said, tapping his finger on the rim of his steering wheel. "Wouldn't dare," Chub said, "They're scared of voters." Sherm looked from one to the other as they talked. Talking bored him.

"You guys gonna sit and jabber until Let's go eat while we got time." "Don't get yourself in such a sweat." Ricky said. "Just because I got stopped is no reason you guys have to stampede." This was his night to lead the pack, and if they followed the policeman's advice, that leadership would slip from him. He had to show the guys that he didn't give up. "That prowl car will probably be downtown. Why don't we go out in the residential section and see what we can stir up? They won't be out there." "Well, do something, then," Sherm said.

"Don't spend aH night talking about what you're gonna do." led his pack onto residen- tial streets again, and spotted game. A kid driving a brand-new Buick Roadmaster, and with a girl. Seeing the girl angered Ricky. Other guys could take their girls riding, but be couldn't take Sharon. Ricky slid up behind the Buick, moved over to the right, and inched up on the wrong side.

When they were traveling side by side, Ricky looked over and saw the boy and girl watching him apprehensively. Seeing their fear, he wanted to be cruel. At one and the same time wanted to be the other boy in the big shiny, car with the girl and to terrorize him. Sissy-looking kid, Ricky Probably lived in a fancy house, had all the money he wanted and took his girl to dances at the Country Club. Probably will get a new Mere for a birthday present Ricky hated him.

Ricky pulled ahead of the big car, inviting a drag. The machine didn't follow. Ricky sneered. By BILL WALKER 'S AU Or HK SM mSURCD BTTMtS WITH Glenco Bldgr. Phone 3-4360 Political Announcement The Courier News authorized to announce the following candidate for the Preferential Primary July 2T.

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