The News-Star from Monroe, Louisiana • Page 5

NOVEMBER 11, 1955 Kennon Sees Signs Ike To Run Again; Lauds Fred Preaus BATON ROUGE UP Robert F. Kennon, who supported President Eisenhower against Adlai Stevenson in the 1952 campaign, says there are that the President will run for another term. recovery is up to and exceeding said Kennon. lie had, however, no comment on what if any, influence Mr. Eisen-j hower would have on the Louisiana gubernatorial primary.

usual to think when a si ex that ho be back on the he if his recovery ntinues and he keeps doing more ork. find more feei ng that he be ruled cut as a MONROE TLA.) NEWS-STAR Ml I m. i 11 m' yvy mb mrnmmmimmmmmm our gift to you the gift most wanted a beautiful JEWEL WATCH LAY AWAY NOW! Tie said the bulk of Louisiana psonle favored Mr. Eisenhower ESSO GRAND and P. J.

Scalia, left and right above, co-owners of the Lakeside Esso Serv- icenter, 1511 DeSiard, will hold a grand opening of their station Saturday, Nov. 12. The owners announce numerous prizes will be given away, including orchids for the ladies who attend, an electric mixer and juice extractor, automatic coffee maker and toaster, 40 and 25 gallons of gas, and many others. also be plenty of lollipops and balloons for the kiddies. ever Stevenson and that he iKen- carried the state partly for that reason.

The governor would not say how much influence national politics would have cn the state campaign. But he predicted that candidate Fred Preaus of Farmerville would carry the third as well as the Second and Fifth Congressional 4 VIDALIA, Nov. 11 (Special' districts. NEW ORLEANS Archbisnop. parish residents who Preaus so far has not received Joseph Francis Rummel, faced wigh t() vote in th(J january 17 public support.

But an la- Cdthollc pro' Democratic primary have until Preaus campaign literature a.gaL‘nsA Dec. 17 to register, according to available in the executive and aides wear Preaus buttons. permanently. About 3,500 have registered so ffp was asked about candidate Aftei paiishioners tinned far, and Burke says that by the Earl statement that the tae Gerald Lewis, a Negro final date this will be the largest governor was accepting kickbacks! tlie Archbishop registration ever before eligible to from fees on state suspended services at Jesuit Bend, vote inside the parish. projects I His disciplinary action drew praise is not an unusual pattern of from a Vatican newspaper political lies often used in political Kennon said BICYCLES TRICYCLES As little as WAGONS if WHEEL TOYS 0 $1.00 WILL HOLD TILL CHRISTMAS! USE GOODYEAR'S XMAS LAYAWAY PLAN! FREE 17 JEWEL WATCH Says Assignment Of Negro Priest Not Permanent Registration Books To Close Bee.

17 II suite d'd not 13 Glover Burke, parish registrar of sign the priest to Jesuit Bend, fl rfeu Telephone Canvass Started In Lake St. John Area with purchase of Regular $239.95 with the purchase cf any major appliance in this YOUR LADIES' OR GENTS' 8 cu. FT. REFRIGERATOR Convenient Door Shelves Large Vegetable Crisper Full-Width Freerer Regulcr Value $239.95 Plus Wrist Watch 45.00 at term "of misunderstood or misinterpreted by pany to check into the possibility 2T S. parishioners.

of additional telephone service on 1 was, merely were supplying an Lake St. John in parts of Tensas i ovtra nri.tt tn holn nut nn u-ppk and nariah Some lay Catnolics organized a Citizens Council this week in a The recent Supreme Court ruling town near Jesuit Bend, south on segregation in recreation areas t0 tie ac' would not change the situation in llon Archbishop Rummel. Louisiana, he said. "The Archbishop, said Arthur majority of our citizens Bergeron, a leader in the move- believe in he said, tls. t0 cornpel us Louisiana will continue its against tne way we were raised FERRIDAA Nov.

11 Special practice the we believe in. A rural telephone canvass was But Archbishop Rummel said his started this week by the Southern Eight member, of the U. S. Su. assignment of Rev Lewis ha, been Bell Telephone and Telegraph Com- miffmtoi'nv'fitaH Kxr nariv f'ftanlr inrn tha tviccthilirv preme Court have served 30 years or more since 1 THU extra priest to help out on the week and Concordia parish.

he said, adding there were This announcement was made by plans to keep Rev. Lewis in A. B. Kessler, area manager. H.

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