The News-Star from Monroe, Louisiana • Page 6

Friday, April 3, 1959 Monroe News-Star POSITIVE ACT I Actress Anns Magnsnl Is evidently pleased her selection as she tries on wide-brimmed hat. It was among new models at Rome show. KATHY PARKS Doctors Pleased After Surgery and Cancel Hunt For Body RESERVE, La. (UPI) Law officers gave up an intensive search Thursday for the body of Mrs. Audrey Moate after plowing through an abandoned dump in search of the Baton Rouge body.

Aided by a bulldozer, deputies and volunteers began digging in the dump Wednesday in hope of finding a trace of the woman who was believed with Thomas Hotard, an Algiers. engineer the night he was shot. body was recovered Real Estate Transfers Business Activity Continues High In Mississippi Pretty Kathy Parks, four-year-, the child, daughter of Mr. old tot who underwent surgery Wendell Parks of Rocky 0 Henry C. Mills et ux the north The following real estate transfers are on record in the office of the Ouachita parish clerk of court: Mrs.

Arsena Jennings Lee sold yesterday for a large cancerous tumor from the lower chest cavity, was recovering today and physicians were well pleased with their surgery. Yesterday was the third time Branch, has been in surgery. Mr. Parks said the tumor neuro about to eight inches in diameter and three inches half of lots 27 through 30 of block a 2 of unit 1 of the Sherrouse Park addition for $11,234.47. R.

L. Nugent sold to Earnest J. Williams lot 3 of square 21 of He said physicians described a Alexander Land addition for neuro blastema as a cancerous $1,450 cash and assumption of a tumor. mortgage in the original sum of The growth had developed in $2,500. the last three months, Mr.

Parks: Mary Jane Knighten Walker said doctors told him. The father and Ross Charles Walker, Jr. said the tumor had depressed his to Thomas S. Rogers lot in i kidney and the southeast quarter of the pushed it into abnormal position. southwest quarter of section 4 Such a growth is somewhat of township 17, range 3 east, for a medical rarity, Mr.

Parks said $2,049.85. he was told. Newt v. Mills sold to Usrey Two or three smaller growths Lumber Supply, tract of similar to the large one removed lots 7 through 9 of block 120 of yesterday will be submitted to d. A.

Breard, Danville Ad- radioactive treatment soon with dition for $25 000 another operation highly Fred Hayton sold t0 Charlcs Mr. Parks said. Hayton lot 2 of the subdivision Nine weeks ago Kathy Fred R. Hayton property in went an appendectomy, and doc- the northwest quarter of the tors removed a lymph node from northwest quarter of section 28. neck two weeks ago for a township 18, range 3 east, for 1 STATE COLLEGE, Miss.

(AP) Business activity in Mississippi duri February continued high but fell under the record set during January. The current issue of Mississippi Business Review, published by 1956 shortly after the 1956 murder, but Mrs. disappearance has remained a mystery. Deputies began digging when a suspect, Edmund Duhe, 40-year- old Reserve Negro, told state police he had buried the woman's body in the dump. Duhe allegedly made the admission while under the influence of a administered last week.

Duhe was arrested two weeks ago after a robbery attempt during which he allegedly shot and wounded a New Orleans woman in the same area where Hotard was slain He was linked to the Hotard- Moate case through a purse found in his car, which matched the description of a handbag owned by Mrs. Moate. Hotard was found on Nov. 25, shot to death in his Pardon Group Ends Work, Tours Angola ANGOLA, La. (AP)-Gov.

Earl budget committee concluded its fourth week of work yesterday with a tour of the sprawling prison farm at Angola and East Louisiana State Hospital at Jackson. Kilpatrick's Open House Set Tomorrow The new Kilpatrick Funeral Home, located at 1321 North Seventh Street in West Monroe, will hold its formal opening, including dedication, on Saturday from 10 a until 5 p.m., and Sunday, from 2 until 5 p.m. The spacious new funeral home her is modern in every aspect of de- diagnostic test, Mr. Parks added. 350 sign and decor, constructed of Ro- Doctors termed their surgery Biedenharn Realty Co Inc man brick, steel and concrete.

It as verv satisfactory Realty features three separate sold to Sanford E. Ltier, lot with one door entering into 4 of block 1 of the Biedenharn business office. The second leads subdivision of Lots and of to the state rooms, while the JEST block 23 of second third double doors serves as PIl "Tlhe addition for $5,250. an entrance to the chapel. Con- that will be used in the wedding struction is such that three Akt Franklin Life Insurance Co.

1Alsold to Administrator of Veterans phases of the funeral op- tes ed fir thefr reac Affairs Iot 2 of block 1 of unit 2 erations can be carried on simul- nave Deen tesiea tor ineir reac taneously without interference. to A throng of 2,200 volunteers waved flags and Parking facilities at the new lo- under the cation are capable of accommo- horses noses a( the imperial pal. dating 200 automobiles. One park- ace p0tjce said Thurs- ing feature is an extensive car-, horseJ port at the rear of the building which houses 12 for of families of de- HAMPTON DIES 7 NEW ORLEANS An emergency of the Kiroli Woods subdivision for $11,031.21. Willard Monroe Green sold to Jimmy Leon Lenard, et ux two acres in section 2 township 18, range 1 east, for $3,500.

Mrs. Kalliope Gouris Jackson and Gus Jackson sold to Luffey Realty Co. lot in the Ouachita ambulance and Cotton Mills second addition to (UPI) Fu annmjdULcanu nerai were pending today TA 7 ts oofl hearse are in constant fp Hampton. Jeffer- for for use at any time of the day or son parj5h finanC(, who Hubert A. Yeldell sold to L.

F. nig died Thursday at a New Orleans Bastoe lot 16 of block 18 of the The chapel is furnished with hospital. Hampton was named fi- Morningside Extension for $500 mahogany contour pews. A cork narjCe officer by parish President cash and assumpton of a mort- tile flooring assures comfortable Charles W. Spencer June 20 for $4,203.25.

and quiet walking, and over 400 people can be seated in the spacious chapel Other notable features of this beautiful funeral home include a private entrance and exit for the family, top quality funeral mer-j chandise tastefully displayed, meditation room for the minister, kitchenette, an organ with built- in chapel speakers, and complete summer and winter air condition- WASHINGTON the smoking patterns vary, ing. still is a lot more popular habit, The British, for example, the business research station at Mississippi State University, reported today that business activity during February was 4 points under the January level and 4 points above any other previous month. Business review said Mississippi enjoying business activity 10 per cent above the pre recession level, w'hereas the nation as a whole in February barely reached a level 5 per cent above the pre-recession figure. Mississippi's per capita income for 1958 averaged $1,040, an increase of 7.7 per cent above the 1957 figure. Total employment in the state was relatively high for midwinter.

Nonfarm employment stood at 376,000 workers. Sales of ordinary life insurance reached a new high for the month, $20,998,000, one per cent above the January figure and 33 per cent above February last year. Only the Clarksdale business district showed a loss during per cent. The other districts showed gains compared with February 1958: Biloxi-Gulfport and Jackson, 23 per cent; Corinth, 19: Columbus and Meridian, 17; Hattiesburg, 14; McComb, 13; Laurel and Memphis, 11 Pascagoula and Greenville, 10 Greenwood, 8 Tupelo, 6 Natchez 2, and Vicksburg. Newfoundland Crash Fatal To Crewman Both institutions asked for sizeable increases in their budgets.

East Louisiana Hospital, the largest mental institution, asked $5,937,628, an increase of $1,601,469 over the current budget. Angola requested $3,538,934, an increase of $831,782. The committee has received spending requests totaling $138,092,936 from 75 budget units. Increases sought for the fiscal year beginning July 1 total $13,532,343, an average of almost 11 per cent over current budgets. tour marked the first time the committee has left the Capitol in its work preparing state spending for the May fiscal Legislature.

total budget for the 1959-60 fiscal year, including state and federal funds, probably will total about 620 million dollars. Most of the spending is on highways, education and welfare Of the three, only the Welfare Department has presented its budget request so far. it ip st iv it svt More than one-third of all state EsTlv IT i aLT spending is in the field of educa-i UNIVERSITY, Miss. tion, for public schools, state col- University of Mississippi will hold leges and Louisiana State Uni- its annual high school day Nov. 7.

versity. High school students from the Seven of nine state colleges mid-South will be guests of the have gone before the board. They university for the day and will be asked operating budgets totaling shown what the university has to $17,128,998, an increase of offer. 650 or about 16.5 per cent. Soraya, Orsini Romance Given Speculative Lift ROME (UPI) Former Empress Soraya of Iran and Italian Prince Raimondo Orsini danced cheek to cheek into the early hours of the morning today reviving speculation that their reported romance still was on despite opposition from Iranian officials and the Vatican.

The speculation was given an additional lift by the fact that earlier in the evening Orsini introduced Soraya and her mother, Countess Eva Esfandiari, to his mother, Princess Louisa Orsini. The four enjoyed an intimate dinner at the palatial home. Rumors spread through Rome when Soraya first arrived early last week that she and Orsini planned to wed But Informed sources said the couple cancelled their plans after the Iranian embassy and the Vatican intervened. Soraya, former wife of Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlevi, is a Moslem and divorced and Orsini member of the Roma is a Catholic nobility. I The opening of the Erie Canal in 1825 did much to promote the commerce and other industrial attractions of Albany, N.Y.

car parked on a lane near La- 3 lace, La. Articles of clothing be- onging to Mrs. Moate had been found in the car along with body. ELECTRICAL FIXTURES AND WIRING FOR Kilpatrick Funeral BY Partition's Electric Co. Dial FA 3-3909 707 No.

8th St. READY MIX CONCRETE FOR THE BUILDING OF Kilpatrick Funeral Home Monroe Concrete Inc. DIAL FA 5-3178 101 SO. 19th ST. MONROE, LA.

McMULLEN FLOWER SHOP 912 So. 3rd DIAL FA 3-6522 JOIN ALL OTHERS IN GREETINGS TO Kilpatrick Funeral Home ON THEIR FORMAL OPENING Report 7 Out Of 10 Males Smoke mgmmm a Tex Kilpatrick and Kenneth Kil- among men than it is among patrick, who have operated Kil- women, the world over. Funeral Home from 1502 study by a special House Cypress Street in West Mon- Tobacco subcommittee shows that roe for the past five years, have 7 out 0f jq U.S. males smoke, extended a cordial invitation to 0nly a little over 3 out of 10 the public to visit the new home American women do. week end.

The situation is similar, the study says, in Britain, Canada, Sweden and Denmark except that some Danish women favor cigars and cigarillos to cigarettes. The subcommittee, headed by Rep. John C. Watts (D-Ky), made the study to determine what can be done to boost declining U.S. tobacco sales abroad.

It discovered that people are Three Lost, Frightened Children Found are among the most loyal smokers. Their consumption continues to rise despite heavy taxes and a cigarette price averaging 50 cents a pack. Why do people srrvoke, anyway? surprising number of reasons are the study says, with the stress, tensions and social demands of the modern world. smokers admit that there is more involved in smoking than what is obtained from tobacco itself, but that the tobacco does offer, with its nicotine, a real psy- siological feeling of tranquility ST. NFld.

(UPI) A United States Navy Super-Constellation radar picket plane crashed and burned Thursday night while landing in a heavy fog at the nearby United States Argentia Air Base. A spokesman said one of the 24 crew members was killed and an undetermined number injured. Faulty landing gear, rather than the fog was blamed for the crash. A spokesman said the gear failed to operate properly and the plane skidded several hundred yards along the runway and burst into flames. Several of the injured were taken to the base hospital.

No names were released. WE EXTEND GREETINGS TO TEX AND KEN KILPATRICK ON THE OPENING OF YOUR NEW KILPATRICK FUNERAL HOME when the need is not immediate. We invite family inspection of our many designs. When to choose a family memorial Phillips Monument Co. ROY PHILLIPS, OWNER FARMERVILLE WEST MONROE, LOUISIANA WEST SIDE FLOWER GIFT SHOP 403 NO.

6th ST. WEST MONROE DIAL FA 2-2677 SEND BEST WISHES TO KILPATRICK FUNERAL HOME ON THE COMPLETION AND FORMAL OPENING OF YOUR NEW HOME puffing away at a record rate. But a variety of ST. LOUIS, Mo. (UPI) A housewife ended a widespread search for three missing boys Thursday night when she found the lost and frightened youngsters trudging down a highway, purchased wagons behind them.

The boys were welcomed home by their relieved parents a short time later, bathed and put to bed. The parents said the youths were too to be punished when they arrived. They had been missing for about 15 hours Mrs. John Dunbar, who lives aionsi I S. 66 two miles west of St.

said she heard three boys chatting and clattering their wagons down the highway about midnight, t. A Iter ted by the press that 15 squads of city police and a force of county police were seeking three hooky playing youngsters, Mrs. Dunbar went out to investigate. She said the runaways, Daniel Smith, David Heiger and Pat Oliver, all 11 years old and sixth graders at Holy Innocents Catholic school hid in a culvert when she approached. After she coaxed them out ol their hiding place, the beys ad rnitted their identities and said they had become lost while a Mrs Dunbar notified the parents and then called poUca to them home.

AIR CONDITIONING FOR Kilpatrick Funeral Home FURNISHED INSTALLED BY CHEEKS ELECTRIC SERVICE DIAL FA 3-9424 CROSLEY NO. 11th W.M. SCOTT'S FLOWER AND GIFT SHOP 1408 CYPRESS DIAL FA 3-8403 EXTEND BEST WISHES TO "TEX" AND "KEN" KILPATRICK ON THE FORMAL OPENING OF KILPATRICK FUNERAL HOME THE BEAUTIFUL NEW BUILDING OF KILPATRICK FUNERAL HOME IS ANOTHER STEP FORWARD IN THE CONTINUED GROWTH OF WEST MONROE SUCH PROGRESS SHOULD NOT GO UNNOTICED IT IS A TRIBUTE TO THE WHOLE TERRITORY OF NORTHEAST LOUISIANA WE EXTEND GREETINGS TO EVERY MEMBER OF THE KILPATRICK FAMILIES JESSE F. HEARD SONS General Contractors 503 OAKLAWN WEST MONROE, LA. DIAL FA 2-6061 WE EXTEND GREETINGS TO THE ARCHITECT THE PRIME CONTRACTOR ALL SUB CONTRACTORS AND SUPPLY CONCERNS WHO TOOK PART IN THE BUILDING OF KILPATRICK FUNERAL HOME ALL PLUMBING FOR THIS BEAUTIFUL BUILDING BY West Monroe Plumbing Co.

CHRISTY WHITLOCK, OWNERS DIAL FA 2-6040 307 CRYER ST. WEST MONROE CONGRATULATIONS TO Kilpatrick Funeral Home ON THE FORMAL OPENING OF YOUR MODERN BUILDING IT WAS OUR PLEASURE TO FURNISH AND INSTALL ALL FLOOR COVERING ALEXANDER FLOOR COVERING CO. RUSTON, LA..