The News-Star from Monroe, Louisiana • Page 13

FEBRUARY 16, 1953 MONROE (LA.) NEWS-STAR THIRTEEN Legal Notices (79) Successions of Crosier J. White end Mrs. Sarah White, Probate No. 44 505; State of Louisiana; Parish of Ouachita; Fourth District Court, WHEREAS, Archie White has petitioned the court for letters of administration on I AM Applying for a pardon and or commutation of sentence WILLIAM ARCHER Angola. Louisiana Feb.

3, 9, 12. 1953. CHILDREN SLEEP AWAY CONSTIPATION WORRY! When conelipetion occasionally tittle stomachs, children often act up, or sulk cause they feel miserable, can't eat or sleep right. That's why wise mothers give Syrup of Buck-Draught whenever youngsters ruHor di- ive upset trom constipation. Its wonderful actiou can help sweeten euch sour stomach, too! Then how diapoeitions Improve! liutWi-Stomach Swetuwr OvtnifHI Syrup of Blaok-Draught honey-sweet, children take it etgeriy.

Made of pure vegetable herbs nets thoroughly, hut gnntlv. Given st bedtime, brings comforting relief id sweeten sour stornscb too. Youngsters virtually sleep auay these constipation worriss! day feel good, laugh and playl No wonder 17,000,000 bottles sold. Get Byrup of Black-Draught from druggista. Works wonders for a child good nature! For constipation try regular immsmUl Black-Draught, laxative stomach sweetener, famous since 1810.1- arrhiar Powder, Granulated or convenient new tablet form.

the of the Iats Crosier J. White and Mrs. Sarah White, deceased, tate NOTICE hereby given, to sll whom It may concern, to show cause within ten days why the prayer of the said petitioner should not be granted. BY order of the court this February 10, 1953. CAMMIE NEWSOM Deputy Clerk of Court Monroe.

La. February 12, 16. 19. 1953. Buccession of George Glover Bruce; Pro- bRte No 43 State of Louisiana; Parish of Ouachita; Fourth District Court NOTICE IS hereby given to the creditors of this estate and to all other persons herein Interested to show easue, within ten from the present notification.

If any they have or can, why the Tableau of Debts and Liabilities presented by A Williams. Testamentary Executor of this estate, should not be approved and homologated aDd the funds distributed In accordance therewith. BY ORDER of the Court this 11th day of February, CAMMIE NFWSOM Deputy Clerk of Court Monroe Is Feb 13, 1953. revenue of the State of Louisiana for a permit to sell whiskey at retail as defined by law the parish of Ouachita for the year 1953. Five Point Bar, 106 Depot St Harry Koneke.

Owner, February 16, 17, 1953, Monroe, La. I AM APPLYINO to the collector of revenue of the State of Louisiana for a permit to sell beer at retail defined by law in toe parish of Ouachita for the year 1953 Five Point Bar, 109 Depot St Harry Konege. Owner, February 16. 17, 1953, Monroe, La I AM APPLYINO to toe collector of RELIEVE ACHES AND PAINS with Quick-Dissolving, Fast-Acting The world-famous pain-relieving ingredients in Headache Tablets and Powders really work fast to ease headaches, muscular aches and pains and general discomfort due to colds. Try "BC Headache Tablets or Powders today.

Also remarkably eflecnve for relieving neuralgia and functional periodic FROM 10e TO FAMILY SIZE OF 50 A f00 4 BI 101 COLEMAN AVE. WEST MONROE GENTRY'S 1001 TIXAS A Vf. MON HOI JUST RECEIVED 20,000 LBS. OF SWIFT'S HEAVY CORNFED BEEF. FILL YOUR DEEP FREEZES AT THESE LOW NO LIMIT Round, Sirloin STEAKS LB.

39c Any CuY ROAST LB. 39c STEW MEAT LB 29c PURE LARD 3 LB. 29c These Prices Good Mon. Tues. Auto Runs Wild Into A Garage Two persons, passengers In a runaway automobile, escaped Injury yesterday when the vehicle got out of control, plowed Into a fire plug and wound up as an uninvited guest through the rear of a West Monroe garage.

Frank E. Poole, the driver, lost control of the car as he descended the west end of the new traffic bridge into West Monroe. A motorist driving behind Poole, said the door came open on the side and threw Poole out into the street. he was trying to rlose the door and regain his own balance when he lost the witness said. At the end of the bridge.

automobile swerved to the right and ended up in the bustness end of garage. Several delicate Instruments In the garage were damaged. The vehicle rammed through a closed door. The Incident occurred at noon Sunday. The commotion drew a larce crowd of spectators, many of them returning from church.

Poole was found on his back Just outside the garage. A passenger in the -ar with him, Dupree, a Negro, escaped injury. Poole was taken tn hospital by a Hall Funeral Home ambulance but was later released in custody of West Monroe police. He was charged with operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of intoxicating beverages, causing personal injury and property damages. Dupree, the passenger, was charged with being drunk and disorderly.

PRESBYTERIANS PLAN OUTPOST Have Site For Sunday School, Scout Hall In Sunshine Heights Memorial Presbyterian Church in West. Monroe seeks to extend its usefulness by building an outpost Sunday School and Boy Scout meeting place on a lot that, is owned by the church in Sunshine Heights. A special committee has been active in connection with the project. This committee comprises Mrs. C.

E. Faulk, chairman; Bailey Grant, first vice-chairman; N. A. Randall, second vice-chairman; Noel Grower, secretary; Mrs. Louise Kendall, treasurer and M.

L. Hargus, plans chairman. Assistants named are Jim Steele and James Rutledge while general advisors are P. L. Woodward.

Harvey McDonald and Dr. Hugh Bradshaw, ex-officio member. On the night of January 28. family night was named when this new forward step of the church was discussed and further plans effected. Members of the church and especially committee members are eager to proceed with plans to finance the Initial construction on this site, which is regarded one that should serve a growing section of West Monroe which now is without any such place of service and religious worship.

COMPLETE PRESCRIPTION SERVICE ARON'S PHARMACY 509 W. DM 1-2242 Funeral Held For Brother In Louisville LOUISVILLE, Feb. 15. (Special Funeral services for John M. Noe, 69, brother to former Ixiuisinna Gov.

James A. Noe, of Monroe, were held here today. He died Friday in an Indianapolis, Ind hospital. Survivors include: his widow; one daughter. Mrs Ixxier L.

Patterson, of Jacksonville, two sisters, Mrs. Arminda Greer, West Point. Ky and Mrs. Lillie Bradley, of Louisville. The former Ijouhiana governor was his only surviving brother.

James A. and Mrs. Noe, attending Marli Gras festivities in Washington at the time of his death, went to Louisville from Washingtoe to attend the funeral service. FIRE DES1R0YS ONLY THEATRE A Feb, 16 roared through only theatre Sunday Morning. Inflicting an estimated loss of $60.000, The local volunteer fire department, supplemented with one truck from the Ruston fire department, failed to save any of the theater building but confined the flames to the immediate area.

The theater building was sandwiched between the Dubach post office and a bank building. A spokesman from the scene of the fire said of the were removed from the bank and post office buildings in fear that the fire might spread. However, no damage was caused to either of the exposed buildings. Owner of the theater, O. O.

Fontenot, said he entered the building at 9 30 a m. Sunday and smelled smoke. While Investigating, he said he discovered the flames near the theater screen and sent out an alarm for help. The fire raged until 11:10. The building was "partly by insurance.

Fire chief Franks said the cause of the fire had not been determined. Fontenot said faulty wiring might have ignited the building. In addition to the firefighting unit from Ruston and the 10-man volunteer force from Dubach, of local joined in the fight. Two fire trucks were used to pump water into the flaming building. Two deep water wells feed the Dubach water system.

There was no lack of water in fighting the fire, according to Chief Franks. LEIGH SUPPORTS Story Told Of Strange ALUMNI DEMAND Laboratory In Filmland YORK Owty Mi Twin Cities. 210 Sa. JOB RIVALS DWARFED NEW YORK. The New York metropolitan area New York City and 12 outlying counties, including eight In New more manufacturing workers than the combined totals of the Chicago and Detroit metropolitan areas, which individually rank second and third in the nation.

Synthetic horsehair is being manufactured from the casein in milk. NEW IMPROVEMENTS MAKE 1953 KOOL-VENT AWNINGS THE BEST EVER OFFERED FOR SALE Ntw, Strongtr Roof Support Section Now ALUMINUM Exduaive Patented Clip Awning Roof Stronger Tkan before have aluminum been offered with all of the eacluMvt of the new 195J Kool-Vent The atrongeat roof support section design plus the exclusive new patented roof clip give new strength, never before offered. The new 1951 Awnings keep rain and aun out, ict in pleasant soft light. Exclusive ventilation features offer summer comfort. Proven savings on air conditioning operating costs are another Kool-Vent advantage.

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See MONDAY'S ADVERTISEMENT Long Criticizes Concentration Of Strategic Bombers WASHINGTON. Feb. 15 Sen. Russell Long said Sunday night this country courting national disaster by its strategic bombers on a few airfields. Long, who appeared on the Na: tional Broadcasting the television program, also repeated his criticism of what he called waste in the Armed Services, particularly in the construction of overseas bases.

Discussing the need for dispersing military aircraft. Long said any enemy who attacks this country will attempt a knockout blow to prevent retaliation. He said he does not think the first line aircraft have been sufficiently scattered despite the crippling of a major portion of the nation's B-36 Superbombers at Carswell Air Force Base in Texas last September. A freak tornado destroyed one of the planes and damaged 106 of the Intercontinental bombers, the heart of this strategic Air Force. LSU Board Member Favors Library Priorify Over Sfadium Thomas W.

Leigh, a member of the board of of Louisiana State University, said yesterday he would never concede to put educational needs secondary to those of football at the state university. Leigh, a Monroe attorney, said he would oppose a move to award a $2,000,000 contract to expand L. S. stadium after all the educational needs at the university have been An L. S.

U. alumni group is in opposition to awarding the stadium contract until further additions can be made to the university library. regard any enlargement of the stadium an extravagance and a Leigh said. feel that the board of supervisors should resist the expenditure of money for such a purpose until after all the educational needs have been supplied. among these.

as the president has repeatedly emphasized, is a new and adequate Leigh said Leigh said he had advised fellow board members that regardless of what action the board may finally take in the matter will not be a parly to placing football ahead of education He said he thought the inevitable result of awarding the stadium contract would be doing just that. shall cast my vote against the awarding of a contract for the stadium addition not only at this time but until after all the educational needs have been taken care Leigh said. that time comes, public funds should not be wasted on a project of this he said. The opposing alumni group in Shreveport described the need for a student library as the most urgent educational need at the university. The Shreveporters.

some of statewide prominence, sent an appeal to members of the state legislature asking their help in preventing the stadium from getting priority over the library. statement yesterday was the first public reaction from the board of supervisors. By ALINE MOSBY HOLLYWOOD, Feb. The strangest factory is an electronics laboratory in the heart of Hollywood that turns out atom bombs, cosmic ray guns and artificial factory also makes such serious items as X-ray machines for hospitals and crystals for radios. But on the side, electronic wizards Oscar, Paul and Franz Dal-j Ion also manufacture magic for those seience-fiction movies and television shows.

In one corner of the factory store room stands a gadget with important-looking switches that Captain Video uses to see who's dropping in from outer space. In another corner is ray and the latest models in rocket ships for excursions to the moon. said Oscar Dallon, tossing me a silver gadget, part of an atom bomb. course, a real atom bomb is a very dull-looking thing, so we make it look more interesting so it will be visual for the The Dallons have been furnishing weird machinery for pictures since an early Boris Karloff horror movie 20 years ago. For that they rented the studio equipment for a mad laboratory, featuring glass tubes and bottles that wiggled, lit up, showered sparks and belched smoke This was so successful that Hollywood launched a cycle of horror movies.

The Dallons made a In which a body could be kept for and brought back to life. Then there was a mechanical heart, very authentic- looking with glass lungs and bronchial tubes that kept Karloff alive forever. plots are always Oscar chuckled, hero 14 always a newspaper man who rescues the girl who is the daughter of a crazy The had to on real life when the science fiction fad came along. had a call to build a cyclotron, or he made this gadget that very fast and lights blink on. On a real cyclotron you see anything that never would for Oscar and his brothers have perfected a masterpiece of a gadget that buzzes, flashes and for the mad scientist to use in yes, the dials on these things always he said.

only thing never authentic is the Cloudy Today And Cooler Tonight In Twin Cities The weatherman was kind to the Tw ir; Cities yesterday, but look so good today. Yesterday was almost perfect with a cloudless sky and cool, with comfortable temperatures throughout the day. weather menu calls for cloudy and cooler tonight. The mercury ranged from a high of 59 degrees yesterday to a low of 36 degrees. The actual number of in the world computed by of the French Academy is put at 2796.

First Woman Marine Dies In New York NEW YORK. Feb. 15 Maybelle Cochrane Owen who was the first woman to enlist in the U. S. Marines when its ranks were opened to women in World War died yesterday at Astoria Genera! Hospital in Queens Mrs.

Owen enlisted in the Marines Aug, 1, 1918. and served for a year as a private. Later she was one of the first women to join the American Legion. Hayward, Wayne Chosen As World's Most Popular SANTA MONICA, Calif. UP Gold-plated symbolic of selection as the world's most popular film stars of 1D52, have been given to Susan Hayward an John Wayne.

The presentations were made Saturday night by the Foreign Press Association of Hollywood, conucted newspaper polls in more than 50 countries. Stars of Tomorrow awards went to Mary Murphy, Betta St. John, Dick Wesson, Barbara Ruick, Robert Wagner, Julia Adams and Dawn Adda ms. Special award plaques were presented to producers and artists whose work promoted international goodwill. They are Bette Davis, Roy Rogers, composer Jimmy McHugh, child actress Susan Whitney, dance director Prinz.

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The group slbted to met Monday held an earlier session last week. On the agenda for meeting is adoption of a program for acquainting outside with the natural resources of this vicinity. Union Parish's soil, gas, pulpwood and mineral resources, the group points out, is sufficient to sustain a number of other industries in addition to those already planning to locate here. a I mow ATEM i By It 35 2 15 40 6 45 4 20 12 90 25 00 16 SO Greatest advancement of century in organ music. Wctch your local paper for announcement Roark Brothers 703 Jackson.

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