The News-Star from Monroe, Louisiana • Page 6

Tuesday. Scptfmber 22. News-Star BUSINESSBRIEFS United International Steel industry and union negotiators resumed deadlocked talks in New York today with both RIVER STAGES Stations Flood Present 24-hour Stages in ft stage staRe change MISSISSIPPI RAIN INUNDATES 10 inch rain fall overnight inundated the small west central Kansas town of Xekoma last nipht. Residents of Nekoma were being- evacuated from their homes to avoid flood threats. Other communities along: the Walnut Creek were threatened when the normally shallow stream came out of its banks.

(AP Wirephoto) St. Louis Memphis Helena Arkansas City 42 Vicksburg 43 o.l Natchez 48 7 0 Red River Lndg 45 s9.3 Donaldsonville 28 4.8 New Orleans 17 2,8 OUACHITA Camden 28 4 8 Monroe 30 0 7 0.3 Fall 31 3 0,3 Fall 44 4 8 0,5 Fall 0 4 0.5 Fall 0 6 Fall 0.7 Fall 0.3 Fall 0.1 Rise 0 2 Fall sides indicating it is waiting for the other to make the first, move to break the 70-day stalemate. Report Armed Mob, Baghdad Police Tangle Police Report PR INK DRIVING a red light: one for speeding: and 131 for parking violations. Ft RNITI RE T4KF.N The Ouachita parish sheriff department is holding a rr.an and woman for theft of household Northeast Louisiana Deaths Morgan City 8 4.8 BLACK Jonesville 50 OHIO Pittsburgh 23 Cincinnati 40 7.8 ARKANSAS Little Rock 23 1.7 RED Ramadi, Mosul, and 8a- marra. Mosul was the scene of an abortive revolt earlier this year which was the basis for the death penalties imposed on 13 of the 17 executed men.

Radio Baghdad admitted in ef- CAIRO i UPI) Egypt's semi- feet that there had been trouble CAIRO ru r-MP but dismissed the dem- official Middle East News Agency as "8 handful of peo Treasury borrowing costs on 91- reported today that an armed wbo express their hatred and day bills slightly after lraqj shot jt 0ut with police by playing havoc with sensing for six consecutive weeks- ht olJtsi(ie i the last four to 26-year highs. The latest issue was sold on a 3.958 central ca Wall An percent interest rate Three policemen and a rioter rOlCM Tr flllOp from 4.168 per cent last week. were WOUnded, the agency said. Earlier, the radio of the United DHngS VU1CK MlOCKOUt General Motors has moved to Arab Republic had reported that HOMER, I.a. Rickard alleviate its steel shortages which antj.government demonstrators in Cooper, 905 Harris aavs: it said will force the shutdown of iraq had seized two police sta- ran buy Hair some plants by the first of next tions jn Ramadi, 65 miles west of with complete confidence that it month if the steel strike con- Bach()ad clpftn.

up dandruff ltch? CM The V.A.R. reports said police ii.i a contract with Phoenix Steel failed to halt the mobs in s. Corp. for steel I n- Ramadi one 0f four provincial der the agreement. centers wbere violent opposition the steel will be supplied in the )o g0vernment of Premier form or ingots and slabs to be Abdel Kassem was reported.

1.2 Fall converted into shapes used by the Radjo nd jn Da. mascus said the rioting touched Sunday by the executions of 17 40 14,3 0.1 Fall corporation. ATt HAFALAYA 0.1 Fall 0 0 0.6 Fall 0 0 I ounuiiy vy me The Zinc price was marked up anti-Communist leaders in Iraq a cent a pound to 12 cents. East had spread from Baghdad to St Louis, by major producers. An upturn in zinc prices has been ex- most so-called dandruff remedies.

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won a 11 ivi u'ct! One person was arrested and furniture. Sheriff Bailey Grant MANTEL D. BROWN charged with operating a motor $ajd today, vehicle while under the influence Grant identified the two as Marof intoxicating liquors by law etv tha Creason, 24. and Thomas Mill-; forcement officers last night. The er, 28.

both of 412 Martin street, single arrest for the charge was West Monroe lodged by Troop F. Louisians Bond for each was set at JW state police. Officers booked Benjamin E. jw Jlj A-4. Ifi Jones 29.

706 Georgia Street UGdUllDG UCT. IU Monroe. 1 in Di! On State Fair livestock Entries A 21-year-old McGee. Ark man UV iVffif tSE Z- SHREVEPORT jfiil 3. Fair officials to- tcrd.y with TV Monro.

a tenllon police department placed the and pxhib. charge against Lewis 6rm- -strong. Chief James C. Kelly. said Chief Kelly said the man was hooked at police headquarters, then transferred jail.

to itors that the deadline for entry in the 1959 Louisiana State Fair is Oct 10. Some $95.000 ih In premiums awarded at this year's OAK GROVE Funeral services for Manuel Brown. 64. who died at his home here Sundny, were held at 2:30 p.m. today at the Oak Grove Church of God, with the Revs.

J. J. Coody, H. B. Stewart, and Dan Green officiating.

Interment, under the direction of Gay's Funeral Home, was in the Forest Community cemetery. Survivors include his widow, one daughter, Mrs. W. R. Doshor; two brothers, W.

T. and R. P. Rrown. both of Oak Grove: five sisters.

Mrs. Mollie Blair. McGee, Mrs. Carrie Lee Brown. Lake Providence; Mrs T.

Grace. Corpus Christi, Texas; Mrs Ruth Strainbrook, Vicksburg, Miss Mrs. Clarence Roberts. Charleston, and two grandchildren. Pallbearers were Mike Miller.

Roy Gamble. P. T. Pickup Truck, Auto Involved ln W. M.

Mishap the parish scheduled for 0ct. 23 through Nov. 1. including both SI IGHT INJURY i junior and adult divisions. Junior exhibitors will participate in The operator of a motorcycle, all phases of the fair and will Lee Burke.

18. Route 3. West climax their showing at the fair Monroe, received treatment for with the annual junior exhibitors bruises and lacerations late yes- sale of sheep, swine and calves terday after being injured in a on Friday, Oct. 30. beginning at motorcycle automobile accident.

1 p.m. The wreck occurred at the inter- Beef breeds that will he in com- section of Plum and Georgia petition at this year's exposition streets in the south part of Mon- will be Angus. Here'ords, Polled roe A pickup truck car collision Investigating officers of the ml. show at intersection of Stella and Monroe police department said reford ho Cypress strPPls West Monroe Burke was heading west on will b. a Parly try1ay resulted in damages Plum street when he apparently merit show State air otficia3 fhan $laf) and a Monrof ran into the rear of an automo- pointed out man charged with reckless driv-! bile, driven by Thomas J.

John- Guernseys will compete for son, 43. Route 1. Monroe, who premiums in the Ralph Speer. 42 of 106 Lake- was attempting to make a left Jhjt sine show wi 1 featur co Drjve Monrop madp a left hand turn onto Georgia strpet. rhl turn off Cypress into Stella into Johnscn had stopped for the on- division' path of a driven coming traffic to clear before bs- Clyde C.

Bullock. 49. of Rt. turnin' off nnto Georgia Sff- Monrw. t.

1 cb.r>W tiled in the Stete r.ir the ca" quarter hntre jhow will take d''n'- The mishap marked the second within four days occur- THFFT place on Oct. 26. 27 ann 28. tea- turing performance and halter mt'r' Bradlev reported to the classes The entry deadline for the nf nroe police department early horse show is Oct. I.

The of todav the theift of a tire and Dosher, Spencer Myrick, Pete Hurley. Stanley Rogers, Felix Roberts, and Red Kennedy. MRS. GLADYS SEAVEY Funeral services for Mrs. Gladys Seavey.

69. West Monroe, who died in an Alexandria hospital Monday morning. were held at 2 p.m. today at 1 a Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev. E.

B. Emerich officiating Interment a the Haslev cemetery under direction of Mulhearn Funeral Home. She was a native of Caso- novia, Mich and bad made her home in West Monroe since 1920. Survivors include two daughters, Mrs. Elizabeth Elliott, Monroe; Miss Vivian Seavey, Dallas, a son, Frank Seavey, Norfolk, Va three sisters.

Mrs. Eftie Abbott, West Monroe; Mrs. Ger- aldvn Dew. Houston, Mrs. Delma Dew.

Dallas, a brother. Emory Reives, Houston; two grandchildren and a number of nieces and nephews. Pallbearers were John R. Frantom W. Kottonbrook, Percy E.

Cottonbrook, W. C. Thompson, W. M. Morris and K.

Saxon. GEORGE BOOTHE Funeral services for George Boothe who passed away Monday at 3:30 p.m. in Oklahoma City, Okla will be held at 10 a m. Wednesday in the Hixson Brothers Funeral Chape! in Alexandria. Interment will be in the Riverview Cemetery in Monroe.

Survivors include: his wife. Mrs. Florida Avanda Boothe of Alexandria: three brothers, O. Boothe. Shreveport; J.

Boothe, St. Petersburg, Fla Henry Boothe, Vanguard, Fla. Two sisters, Mrs. Vella V. Cross, Vldalia, La and Mrs.

John Mitch of Louis- Shreveport 30 5 6 0.3 Fall Alexandria 32 0 4 0.1 Rise PEARL Jackson 18 4 9 0.0 S-Stage yesterday morning Pool stage. pocted but most industry sources felt it would not come until the strike neared a settlement. Traffic Island For West Monroe IF HEARING IS YOUR PROBLEM BELTONE IS YOUR ANSWER School Board Meets Tonight A barricade will be erected at the intersection of Rridge and Cypress streets in Monroe Wednesday during construction of a traffic control barricade, Police Chief Jeff Caldwell said today, will be rerouted by flagmen and West Monroe police- A report from the insurance Caldwell said He pointed committee and opening of bids out actual construction the for a mineral lease are the main traffic island was charge of items of business slated to be the state highway department handled at meeting of and would require one or the Ouachita Parish School Board, days for completion. The meeting will begin at 7 p.m.! the board's offices. 707 St.

John Street. The mineral lease Is for the old site near Cal-! Ihoun. Other business is expected to be routine. Building Permits ville, Kentucky The sixTh annual Southwest Re- vehicles were damaged, accord- The following building permits have been issued by the City ot West Monroe during the month of September, E. Frost, building inspector, announced today; O.

K. Martin, a 1646 square foot brick veneer residence at 321 Street, at a cost of 500. ihe Central Savings Bank and Trust a 1232 square foot masonry building at 2600 Cypress Street, at a cost of $42.942. W. Hilburn.

a 440 square foot frame addition to a residence at NIS Jonesboro Road, at a cost of $300. Joseph McHenry, a 440 square foot frame carport and workshop at 304 Circle Drive, at a cost of $250. Martin Schemph, a 1684 square foot brick veneer residence at 304 Medorah Drive, at a cost o' $12.500. J. I.

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OLD-TIME MBOK IS BACI! louay me mem oi a uic anu rie siaiii annual uuuinwcai ivxr wheel and a set of tools with a gional Jersey Sale, with 50 head li total value of $87 30. The theft of top Jersey cattle from Mis- was reported from 3101 Breard sissippi, Arkansas, Louisiana, The I St-eet New Mexico. Oklahoma and Tex- ISTANBUL Turkey Bradley listed thhe tire and a as up for auction, will take place black walled 600 16, six-ply. Saturday. Oct.

31 Soviet frontier guards shot and mounted on a black wheel. Value Premium bonks and entry hd A whnn hi fri ed JfW of the tire and wheel was $27.50 blanks may be obtained by writ- wSt ThI crossed ing the Louisiana State Fair, guards TRAFFIC COUNT Box lioo, Shreveport, La the frontier and carried the body back to Soviet soil before Turkish Monroe police investigated four Although manufacturing and patrolmen could take action, the a cidents. involving one slight in- COal bring in the largest mone- paper said. Police confirmed that jury, yesterday and issued the tary income, more people in West they found traces of blood near if following tickets: two for running Virginia are engaged in agricul- the frontier, hut refused to con- a red light; one for speedign: ture than in any other occupation, firm or deny the shooting i mn nar ti BUY Anybody's Awnings WORLD FAMOUS ZENITH QUALITY! SrtREOPHOHlC TABLE HIGH FIDELITY lQU RECORD PLAYING INSTRUMENT TMt NOOIl Stereo Equipped Fidel if record phjing in peers and of Mahosany Blond Oak or Walnut POtU Maiching remote speaker may he purchased or later for full stereophonic sound 34 Bt Stereo equipped fidelity Model SF1 12-add Retnote Speaker SRS2 or later for full stereophonic sound reproduction, ZENITH QUALITY COMPONENTS atm CIURMI steres Ampiifitr -12 watts peak watts und s- terted output eaifu MATie enanier speed automatic with dual needle stereo eaMftcgt ceihA TOM atm STEMC SOUND CONTROLS Uaplt, Sait with Cull push Stetes Monaural and combination loudness and staue contrat. GUYTON Radio TV Service 710 WALNUT FA 3-7690 UNTIL You Check Our Prices Our Prices Are Lower BECAUSE We Manufacture aur own top Quality Canvas and Aluminum awnings.

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