Mt. Pleasant Times (Mount Pleasant, Tex.), Vol. 44, No. 157, Ed. 1 Tuesday, October 15, 1963 Page: 5 of 6
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CLASSIFIED ADS
Call PA 4-3418
HOUSES FOR RENT
HOUSES FOR SALE
(10-dtf)
ery.
(1-dtf
2480.
MISCELLANEOUS SALE
CARS FOR SALE
(10-5d)
Stella.
LOST
conditioned
(15-14dp)
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
PA 4-5603.
(15-3d)
Highway.
LEGAL NOTICE
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PA 4-2896
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Anytime For
Appointment
Dam the Gulf
Stream Dream
Of Denverite
Fire Destroys
Bonham Church
Wanted to buy from 15 to 100
acres of land Call PA 4-4622
Help Wanted: Inside work.
Should be between ages 18 to
30 Apply at Butter-Nut Bak-
Lost in the vicinity of A & P
Food Store, a man’s wallet.
Reward. L. E. Lamb, Phone
Today in
Washington
By The Associated Press
Pittsburg
Woman Dies
s asked
'ice for
> follow
ous pa-
Dual loc-bac the ideal hacking for
carpets. Permanent protection for
close-laid or permanently installed
carpet. 6 colors to choose fom
House Damage Is
Reported to Police
Someone, apparently van-
dals, broke windows, poured
sugar and corn into plumbing
and broke an electric meter
at 606 Red Springs. Mrs J L
Haggart reported to police
3 bedroom, 2 bath, carport,
central air & heating, deep
well, unattached double gar-
age. 1 37 acres, 5 miles North
on Talco Highway. Call PA 4-
domestic prices high: the oth
er is paid to the exporter to
Shallow well pump, pears and
hay for sale. Leslie Walker,
Jr , four miles on old Dallas
LOS ANGELES - Actress
June Allyson and hair stylist
Glenn Maxwell have settled
down to married life in her
Beverly Hills home
strongly pro-American elder
statesman of Japan, says he
will not run for a seat in the
lower house in the next gen- -
eral election
WASHINGTON I - Does
the U.S Soviet wheat deal
involve a subsidy for the So-
viet Union?
President Kennedy says no
Charles Halleck, House Re-
publican leader says, in es-
sence, yes.
This dispute over one as-
Joe Buford
INSURANCE - BONDS
Windatorm-Vire- Autemehile
115 N. Jeff. — PA 4-5412
bbean Power. He plans to
establish headquarters in Mi-
ami.
Financing of the huge pro-
ject would be through the sale
of stock, Batchler said Build-
ing of the first phase. 58mile
long dam would be in several
stages. Power generation co-
uld begin before completion
of the dam, he said, producing
revenues to finance the suc-
nullify the effort of the high
domestic prices.
The farmer, in effect, re-
ceives a payment because he
can sell his wheat to the gov-
ernment — through a loan
agreement— at the high sup-
port price if he is unable to
sell it through private chan-
nels.
Kennedy contends the far-
mer has received a subsidy
benefit through the high sup-
port price — regardless of
what happens to the Wheat
after that
Ard, Kennedy told his news
conference Wednesday,
"There is in such transac-
tions no subsidy to the for-
eign purchaser; only a sav-
ings to the American taxpay-
er on wheat the government
has already purchased and
stored at the Higher domestic
price which is maintained to
assist our farmers.’’
DENVER IP - Harnessing
the Gulf Stream to produce
electric power sounds fantas-
tic. But it’s the dream of a
Denver inventor, Roy A. Bat-
chler
"This would bring huge in-
DAFFER TRUCK
& IMP. CO.
Just Received
8 Late Model Tractors
Gasoline and Diesel
PRICED TO SELL!
CHAPMAN TV
New and Used
Sale? and Serviee
And Antenna Repair
Call PA 4-3723
INSULATION
For Free Estimate
Call PA 4-4926
A&L INSULATION co.
(31-tf)
100'J Dupont Continuous Filament
NYLON CARPET
has bullet proof windows and
doors which open only from
the inside. —------—
Fast, Fair, Friendly
Service
Miniature Traffic
Signals for Court
RICHMOND. V* IP - The
4th U S Circuit Court of Ap-
peals is' installing miniature
traffic signals in its court-
room here it hopes they will
make long-winded lawyer
see the light
On the right sale of the lec-
tern which the attorneys use
in addressing the court, visi-
ble only to the speakers. three
smalt tights are being install-—
ed One is green, one is am-
ber, the other red.
The Court plans to give each
attorney an allotted time to
make his presentation. When
he starts, the green light will
glow
Fii* minutes before his
time is up. the amber light
goes on.
When his time expires, the
red light goes on At that
points he’d better stop or risk
E. B. (Ed) HORD
INSURANCE
Alito — Fire — Windstorm
202 N. Jefferson, PA 4-3669
For Sale: 1961 Tempest 4
door, $995. Must sell right
away. See Rhodney G. Free
man or Phone PA 4-2164.
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FURN. APT. FOR RENT
Use Our
Trading Post
Bulletin Boards
To Buy, Sell, Trade,, etc.
Easy Laundry
1224 N. Jefferson
"Y" Laundry
Intersection on S. Jeff.
Cornet Used Furn
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Emery Nursing Home I
Is State Licensed With
Licensed Vocational Nurses
30 Bed Capacity
For Interviews Call
PA 4-2695
1233 Dove
Mt, Pleasant
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1962 PONTIAC 4 dr. sedan,
automatic transmission, air
conditioned, power steering
tpower Brakes, like new.
tn save a bag
full of money-
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PA 4-4559
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By J. W. DAVIS
WASHINGTON ub - Presi-
dent Kennedy and a lot of
other Americans are worried
about the bad showing mad*
by so many young men test-
ed for military service.
Last year a few over 300,-
000 reported for initial draft
examinations Virtually half
of them were found unquali-
fied for service. Nearly a
fourth flunked fairly simple
mental tests.
This is enough to alarm
anybody, and Kennedy has
set up a high level task hire*
to prepare a program for the
guidance, testing, counselling,
training and rehabilitation of
those who don’t, measure up.
The task force is to make
a preliminary report the first
of next month and a final
report by the first of the year.
Bad as the situation is,
those undertaking the study
can find rays of hope.
One is in the experience
of the Army with illiterates
Tn World War II, referred to
by Kennedy in announcing the
new effort.
The Army set up special
training units for men who
couldn’t read or write, and
trained 300,000 of them. Of
these. 85 per cent passed the
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Sealed bids will be received
in the office of the Titus
County Superintendent by
Saturday, Oct. 19, at 10:00
O’clock on one 1950 model.
.48 passenger, Chevrolet school
bus, being offered for sale.
This bus, in good shape, may
b seen at the Winfield School.
The school reserves the right
to accept or reject any bid
submitted for the best interest
Does Wheat Deal involve
Subsidy for Soviet Union?
Jot's busy quarterback.
Ford gouged 77 yards out
of Oklahoma’s line last week
to shoot to the top in rush-
ing with 248 yards on 55 car-
ries He replaced-Jim Lind- •
sey of Arkansas, who fell to
second with 243 on 61 runs.
MeCULLOCH
CHAIN SAWS
SPRUILL’S
Garaze and Weldine
Hwy. G7 - Hwsinmer Hl. Went
PA 4-3285
CLASSIFIED RATES PER CONSECUTIVE
INSERTION
.Firat day-4c per word, c per word aherenfter.
Minimum charge first day SI; thereafter, 50c day.
Minimum charge is net. Discount of 20% allowed after
first day for cash with order.
Deadline for receiving or cancelling ads is 10:00
a.m. day bf publication.
To plac¥ an ad dial PA 4-3418.
Ads in all capitals charged for at three times reg-
ular rates; ads in blackface type, twice regular rates.
Cards of thanks, memorials, business publicity
stories and all special requests, poetry and composition
charged for at regular classified rates.
Juliana of the Netherlands
ended an 11-day state visit
to Iran and left for Bangkok
Thailand
The queen’s h u s b a n d
Prince —Bernhard, and then
daughter, Princess Beatrix,
are accompanying Juliana on
en Leigh, who flew home two
weeks ago suffering from
nervous exhaustion. canceled
plans to return to New York
today.
Times Classified & Business Directory
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Crane
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It’s no
MAN OR WOMAN
To service route of postage
stamp machines. Must have
min. 10 hours per wk. Car
necessary.
82595 CASH INVESTMENT
FULLY SEC. Good Char.,
neat, sober. Write us about
yourself, Box M. The Times,
giving particulars, include
phone number. All replies
conf, (14-3dp)
WANTED TO BUY
Internatienal Track*. Parmall
Traetorn, Farm «quipment.
Genuine inrernatianel
PaHa. Phene PA « 2281
Sara On
Fire. Haar.
Anlo and
L.iubility
Ineuranee
PA 4-2151
SHENANDOAH, Pa — The
Rev Walter M €iszek, re-
cently released after 23 years
In a Russian prison on charg
es of spying is expected to
say his first Mass in his home
parish sometime this week
For Sale by Owner, 3 large
bedrooms, 2 baths, large liv-
ing room and dining rooms,
floor furnaces. Good neigh-
borhood. Large lot, pecan
trees. PA 4-5408. (14-5dp)
VoRSALE^
All aluminum 3 bedroom, 1%
baths, closed in garage, built
in range. 8100 down over pay-
ments. 107 Cecelia Drive.
Phone PA 4-6152 after 6 p.m.
(4dtf)
p. m. Monday
through Friday,
and all day Satur-
day, Sunday and
holidays.
Suzanne Apartments, 900
South Jefferson, PA 4-6103
1 bedroom furnished apart-
ments. Electric kitchen, air
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a
Farm Course
Time Changed
Meeting time for the farm
electrification short course
being held this week in the
high school home economics
building has been changed
from 7:30 to 7 p m
The course, which runs
through Thursday. is being
taught by Bob Jaska of Col-
lege Station, who is associ-
ated with the Texas A&M
Extension Service,
WICK
fear,” he declared
The next list he suggested
was a list of "what you want
to do to enjoy life." Then, he
said, "find out why you are
not doing these things. Learn
to enjoy life day to day, and
get the spite out of your
heart."
As to civic -consciousness,
he urged Rotarians to "do
something outstanding," then
wryly commented that he had
seen a "weed patch that isn’t
near as good as it could be
if you’d fertilize it and work
at it.”
In summary, his message
was "Love your town, boost
yeur town, de something to
make it outstanding "
W N. Furey was program
chairman and introduced the
speaker. Harold Stephenson
of Mount Vernon and Joe Pat-
tan of Denison were visiting
Rotarians. Other visitors in-
cluded many Rotary Anns, in-
vited for the special News-
paper Week program
tic proposal could produce
elctric power at a cost of
about 2 8 mills per kilowatt
He said that would be less
than one-fourth of the current
cost of power generation in
the Florida region
With generation costing 2.8
mills, Batchier said the pow-
er could be marketed econo-
mically at a price of 5 mills
per kilowatt hour This would
produce gross revenue of
more than 81.314,000,000 an-
nually.
Batchler said his first step
is to organize a corporation
that would be known as Cari-
minate those pockets of po-
verty that have plagued the
region for so long,” Batchler
said.
Batchler’s plan briefly is
to:
Build a 58 milc long con-
crete dam from the Florida
Keys southward to Cay Sal
Islands, presently uninhabit-
ed and under the British flag
Provide a 30-foot wide road-
way for motor transport and
space for pipelines from the
crest of the dam.
Later, when the Cuba pro-
blem is settled, build another
52 mile long dam from Cay
Sal Islands to Cuba
Ocean travel through the
Florida Straits would Im* di-
verted southward around the
Cay Sal Islands for construc-
tion of the first phase—the
58-mile length—of the dam
. Provide ocean locks for
ships when the second sec-
tion of dam is completed.
'Phe cost is staggering
Building the concrete dam,
which would have to reach a
depth of 3,000 feet at some
points across the Florida Str-
aits, would cost around 852
milliqn a mile, Batchler said
Overall lot. the" 58-mile
first phase that would total
some 83 billion But Batchler
claims the project is econo
mically feasible
He said the project using
the Gulf Stream to power
hydroelectric generators wo-
uld produce 30 million kilo-
watts of power—equal to 15
per cent of our present na-
tional capacity.
Oceanographers term the
Gulf Stream the earth’s mi-
ghtiest current. It flows thr-
ough the Florida Straits be
tween the keys and Cuba at
a rate of 6 feet per second
That violent force, likened
to water flowing out a nozzle,
would spin turbines to gene-
rate power, Batchler said.
He said he has conceived
14 separate inventions that
would enable workmen tn
construct the dam and install
the power plants in the dam
Batchler asserts his gigan- guest mansion across the
street from the White House.
pect of the proposed sale of
8250 million or more of US.
wheat to the Soviets and three
satellites is likely to linger.
At least one thing seems
certain: The subsidy, to
whomever it goes, will Im*
paid by the US taxpayers
However, taxpayers — rep-
resented by the federal gov
ernment—- will get a brek in
the deal in at least one way
There’ll be less wheat left
for the government to buy
and store, and therefore gov-
ernment cost will be less
The Agriculture Depart-
ment estimates that 8225 mil-
lion will be cut from federal
expenditures this fiscal year
and another 830 million next
year.
The export subsidy on 150
million bushels of wheat
probably will run about 875
million, and it will be paid
"in kind’’—that is, the U S
exporter will receive wheat
instead of dollars
The government supports
domestic wheat prices at 81 80
to about 82 a bushel, but the
world price is usually some
250 cents below that in order
to sell wheat outside the Unit-
ed States, the governin' nt
must pay the exporter a sub
sidy. ., T
There is room for argu-
ment because, in effect, there
are two subsidies One is
For Sale: A large corner lot
in Park Hills. 295 long three
wavs See or call Tillman
Jacks, PA 4-3512 or PA 4-4102.
(10-dft)
Three room house, all con-
veniences, new linoleum,
window shades and paper,
built in kitchen cabinet. On
Pittsburg Hwy. $30. Phone
PA 4-4735. (10-5dp)
THEEPWANTEDMale
E Has It Been
New 3 bedroom brick house,
paneled kitchen-den combina-
tion, 1%2 baths, attic fan. On
Friendly Street, small down
payment, rest like rent.
PA 4-2522. . (10-5dp)
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olke.
6204W. SECOND
P PA 4 -3636
Ford Takes Over
Southwest Rushing T
DALLAS A Tommy Ford,
the bulldozer from Texas,
has taken over the lead a-
mong Southwest Conference
hall carriers, but the top
rung in passing and total of-
fense appears to be firmly in
the hands of Don Trull. Bay-
Wanted to Buy—Used furni
ture. Call PA 4-4622. . (10-tf)
Nice 3 bedroom house. 1109
W. 8th Street. Call PA 4-3172,
Mrs. R. A. Burrow. <14-5d»
Claude Derrick Garage
General Autometive Repnirs
Pickup and Delivery
1500 W. First PA 4-2541
asswell
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trick
.Twenty Years Ago
Another drill stem test
was made for the Humble
tert a mile and a half south-
west of Winfield in Franklin
County Observers were op-
timistic over the prospects
of this well.
The Pittsburg Baptist Asso-
ciation closed its annual
meeting at the First Baptist
Church The Rev L. B Jen-
kins was moderator.
The Colonial Hill Study Club
met with Mrs <> L Colley '
on East First Street with 12
me mbers present Mrs Hen-
ry Traylor had charge of the
study course
Ten Years Ago
The Kroweldeen Club met
at the home of Mrs E C;
Brice Mrs J B Edwards,
Mrs A II O’Tyson and Mrs
Hubert Hightower presented
the program
Mrs Weldon Redfearn host-
ed the meeting of the Mount
Pleasant Firemen’s Auxiliary.
A third and successful meet-
ing of the Road Angels Club
was held
- BONHAM IP — Fire of un-
determined origin destroyed
Bonham’s 50-year-old Congre-
gational Methodist Church
Sunday.
Firemen battled the blaze
for more than four hours.
Fire Chief James Pratt es.
timated the loss at $50,000.
if reported by the President’s
Council on Physical Fitness.
It found that the first timie
some 200,000 school children
were given a minimum physi-
cal fitness test about one-
third of them failed. After 12
weeks of rather simple exer-
cises, over 80 per cent could
pass. ’
Reports from colleges and
universities of Iowa and
Florida and East Washington
State College show that:
American children have
ranked behind European
youth in fitness. But there
now come reports that the
children in West Germany
are getting soft and flabby
as their country waxes fat
and prosperous.
The West German children,
say these reports, are going
in for rich food and driving
around in Volkswagens.
PITTSBURG, Tex. IP —
Mrs. Eunice Quillan, who
marked her 100th birthday
Sept 16, died Sunday She
had made her home in Texas
since 1889.
She went with her family
from Indiana, her native
state, in a covered wagon to
Springdale, Ark , in 1873
There she was married to J
M Quillan in 1880
When they moved to Tex
us. they first lived in Dallas,
then a young city with mule-
drawn street cars. Her hus-
band was a teacher in Hill
County next, and then they
moved to Camp County. Quil-
lin was a farmer there until
his death in 1930
Only one of her four sons.
J. Press Quillin. 82, who made
his home with her, survives
She also leaves a sister in
Arkansas, six grandchildren,
11 great grandchildren and
three great, great grandchil-
dren.
The funeral service was
held Monday atfernoon at the
New Mine Baptist Church, 4
miles west of here in North-
east Texas.
For Sale—One brown and
gold breakfast room suite,
» - $40: 3 matched marbleize
tables 825; one studio couch
840, like new. Call 4-4825: -
__(3-dtf)
Self player Upright piano in
very good condition. See at
104 Stella or call PA 4-2576.
((10-5d)
L
1961 CHEVROLET IMPALA 4 dr sedan,
automatic, air conditioned, power
sloering.—power brakes,__beautiful
white finish with red inside. -
1962 FORD GALAXIE 500 COUPE
power steering, air conditioned,
standard shift.
1962 CHEVROLET IMPALA COUPE
standard shift, radio and heater,
black finish with red inside.
courses and went on to serve {
as soldiers. (
A sampling of these once- 1
illiterates showed that a
fourth of them rose to the
rank of corporal or better,
and a oonsiderable number 1
won decorations.
Another encouraging study "
EARN $150 to $250
PER WEEK
WANTED: Salesmen to work
on rural routes. Earn while
you learn. We have several
territories open. Must have
ear. See Jack B. Blakeney.
Brewer Hotel, Clarksville,
Texas. (14-2d)
dustries to the South and eli- paid to the farmer to keep
tiirrtrtttttttrt
That Long?:
1799 E. 1st St. PA 4-2896
Young
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11 11 101
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595
•9 Sq Yd.
3 bedroom; living room, din-
ing room, kitchen, kitchen-
ette, 2-car garage. Good
water well. Two full baths
Call PA 4-2576 or see at 104
October car
special
3 bedroom brick, 2 tile baths,
birch den and kitchen. Close
to school.
2 bedroom frame, Henderson
Heights, corner lot. Anderson
Supply Co. 1430 N. Jefferson,
Phone PA 4-3456 (13-dtf)
e Get Ready For---
) IREATTIME
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TRACY, Calif. (P — Phil
Kneeland, 23, a commercial
pilot who flies weekend para-
chuters, tried his first leap
from 3,000 feet to learn what
Jumping was like.
He landed atop an airport
building, and suffered a bro-
ken left leg
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The World Today
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LONDON — Actress Vivi-
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TEHRAN, Iran — Queen
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