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THE DAILY NEWS-TELEGRAM
Friday. July 20. 1956.
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V A R K t T PLACE
Of MILLIONS
WANT AID S
RENTING* HIRING
BUYING • SELLING
Just Call
Miss Want Ad
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TD 5-3141
Nfw Cin for Sale
—LOOK—36 months to pay tor
a new Plymouth at MADDOX
MOTOR CO. Phone 5-4134.
FOR SALE — 950 Bois D’ Arc
post. Will deliver. Lynnwood
Hale, Bailey. Texas. _,
Business Service
SMASH-UPS spell trouble tor ev-
erybody—but especially for the
man who must foot the bills for
car damage and personal injuries.
This need never be YOU if you
are adequately protected by In-
surance. Complete Coverage Costs
Little .... May Save Much.
INSURE — TO BE — SURE.
KNOX AND WEDD1NGTON
AGENCY, Main St. Phone 5-5225
Household Goods
FOR SALE — Mahogany cornet
china cabinet, glass door. Al-
ways the best • values in New or
Used Furniture. RANDOLPH
FURNITURE.
SALE! SALE! SALE!
Got to sell our house! White
two bedroom from#. Lot 80x200
ft Automatic washer connec-
tions, new hot water heater. Two
blocks to Grads school. Redec-
orate it yourself and save! See
at. 1037 North Davis. Price it
yourself. Any reasonable offer
considered. If interested, call
D!t4-7336, Mr. or Mrs. Douglas
Carnes, Dallas, Texas._
for Sale
Three bedroom house, two one-
ton air-conditioners, large lot,
screened-in-porch, garage, elec-
tric dishwasher, clotheswasher,
dryer, overhead door jvith floor-
ed attic, walking distance of all
.schools, 706 Houston Street,
phone TU6-4473, Rowland Ed-
wards.
FOR THAT birthday, anniversary
or othrr special occasion when
you seek a distinctive gift—We
suggest that you see our selec-
tion of the world’s finest watches
and diamonds. HAYNSWORTH
JEWELRY, Connally St. Phone
5-2330.
Apartments for Rent
30
MATTRESSES, beds, springs,
bedroom suites, baby fdrniture,
dinettes, ranges, tables, refriger-
ators, chests, dressers and many
other items. Term? allowed. .
NEWELL CAMBRON FURNI-
TURE, 225 Gilmer Street
NEWS-TELEGRAM
iWANT AD RATES
Figure Your Own
Ad Coats—
No.
One
2-3
5-6
Word
Dav
Days
Days
15 or less
.75
1.10
1.70
16 to 20
.75
1.50
2,25
21 to 25
.95
1.85
2.80
26 to 30
1.15
2.25
3.35
JD to 35
1.33
2.65
3.95
36 to 40
1.50
3.00
4.50
41 to 45
1.70
3.35
5.05
46 to 50
1.85
3.75
5.65
CASH DISCOUNT
Take a
20 per
cent discount
from these
rates
if cneh
accom-
BARGAINS,
FOR new roofing; asbestos siding j
a new garage, Grade A dairy
barn, hay barn, painting and pa-1
pering. Thlrty-ifx'montha toTpay, i
Six Dininfr Chairs
tin/l TftLLy-—
no down payment We have the
best deal for you. Jack W. Byrd
Lumber Company.
Slightly Used
FOR RENT—Two-room furnish-
ed apartment Private entrance
and bath. Garage and ample stor-
age space. 233 College Street
Dial 5-4153.
FOR RENT —-. Furnished garage
apartment, four rooms, bath, ga-
rage. Modern. George C. Ste-
phens, 839 South Davis. Phone
5-3855. ,_•_
FOR RENT:Two furnished
apartments at '614 South Davis
-a Street-1.....................—•——~~~~
FOR RENT —
ment at 900
Phone 5-4172.
Furnished apart-
Gilnrer Street
~ TOratlNT: Three room and bath
furnished apartment, 704 Connal
ly St. Sec Permont Morgan.
FOR SALE—Five-room house at
330 Gilmer Street Shown by
appointment only. See Horace
Miller. Phone 6-2983.
FOR
SALE: Three room house
and lot All conveniences. No
down payment to reliable party.
John McKenzie, inside city limits,
Highway 67 east.
Fill the Spaces
nnSShi* ^r*^ou* Fjj**j*'
63 Finishes
63 Bora '
64 River in
France
DOWN
1 Young woman
3 Lighted up
3-Alto
battlefield
ACROSS
1 Citizen of
Lapland
5 Breed of dog
• Card with
three spots
13 Wing-shaped
13 Forest tree
14 Assumed
character
15 Grain tower
16 Lion
17 Mountain in
Greece
16 Heating
apparatus
20 “Adventure*
of Tom-’’
22 Unit of work
24 Article
25 Small bird
29 Uplift in spirit 19 Make a
33 Eternities mistake
UCJLJ
MULJ
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CK2CJ
4 Demonstrators 23 Portable
5 Chum
6 Employ
7 Give up the
6 Molder’s
smoothing
tool
9 Blushing
10 Otherwise
11 Fifty-two
weeks
sound
absorbing
panel
25 Small spring
41 Leafless
spines
43 Small child
45 Pine
47 Sport
26 Measuring rod 48 Ancient Greet
27 Indigo dye festival
SPECIAL
A three-bedroom and den home,
on a spacious lot, plenty of shade
trees and shrubbery. Extra nice
location near all schools. It isn’t
often that a home of this type
is offered for sale. Owner has
moved out of this city and we
must sell before September 1. If
you are in the market for a love-
ly home, then don’t miss seeing
this one soon.
BURT C. WAITS AGENCY
Phone 5-2C23 Jack Henderson
New Cars for Sale
NOTICE: NEW PLYMOUTH at
wholesale price at MADDOX
MOTOR. CO. Rhone 5=413.4.________
“DISTINCTIVE Portraiture'’ . . .
at popular prices . . . WRIGHT
STUDIO
Uaed Cars for Sale
panies order. Three days allowed
for payment where ad is received
over telephone without loss of
discount. Do not pay carrier boys
for classified ads.
Minimum charge (including
cash discount) 60 cents, without
discount -75 cents.
CALL TU5-3141 and a com-
petent ad-taker will gladly assist
in writing your Want Ads.
. r
Blind Ads —
lowed to give
concerning ads
numbers. Please
We are not al-
out information
signed by box
do not ask.
CARDS OF THANKS—One of
the nicest ways to tell your
friends ‘‘thank you.” Published
only as paid material at reguiar
classified rates.
IN MEMOR1UM — Memorial
eulogies, whether in prose or
poetry, are accepted only as paid
material at reguiar classified
rates.
CANCELLATIONS—If an ad
is cancelled, you pay for the ac-
tual number of days your ad runs.
DEADLINES—All ads must be
in by 11 a.m. of day of publica-
tion.
.ERRORS — Advertisers arc re-
quested to notify us immediately
of any error in their ad. We arc
responsible for only one incor-
rect insertion.
1— Cards of Thanks
2— Florist* and Nurseries
3— New Cars for Rale
4— Professional Notices
5— Ambulance Servite
6— Lost, Found, Strayed
7— Personals
H—Business Service
9—Beauty Aids
10— Wanted to Buy
11— I^t’s Trade
12— Used Cars for Sale
13— Auto Service
14— Tires Parts, Supplies
15— Male Help Wanted
16— Female Help Wanted
] 7—Salesman Wanted
18—Jobs Wanted
19;—Men or Women Wanted
20— Help Wanted -
21— Good Things to 5Eat
22— Household Goods-
23— Musical Instruments
24— Miscellaneous for Sale
25:—Pcjs and Livestock
26— Poultry, Feed Supplies
27— Plants, Seeds, Shrubs ,
28— Hay and Grain
29— —Kang Implements
30— Apartments foi; Rent
8)—Room and Board
32—Sleeping Rooms
I!'!—Shoe Rebuilding » »
84— Houses for Rent
85— Miscellaneous for Kent
36— Wauled to Kent
37— Business Opportunities
38— Business Property
89—l anu and I-amis
40— Houses for Sale -«•
41— Lots for Sale
A&r.
“For A Better
USED CAR
See
PASSONS”
’53 FORI) CUSTOM
4-Door, with radio, heater, Ford-
O-Matic, whitewall tires, tutonc
paint, plus air conditioning.
$11 45.00
’53 CHEVROLET
Tutone
radio,
heater, Powerglide, tinted glass
and many more extras.
Bel Air 4-door Sedan,
paint, whitewall tires,
$795.00
’52 OLDSMOBILE 88
4-Door Sedan. Radio, heater,
Hydramatie. Good motor, good
tiles. \
$795.00
’51 OLDSMOBILE 88
radio, heater, Ilydra-
4-Door,
malic.
Notice
$69.50
8-Piece Dining Room
SUITE
$94.50
FOR REN’f — Furnished apart-
ment, also furnished bedroom.
Dial 5-2763 or 5-2873 or apply
•118 Oak Avenue. Roger Cam-
bron.
FOR RENT: Furnished garage
apartment. All bills paid. Phone
5-3298, J. D. Lasater, 511 Church
Street.
NEW
75 Lb. Capacity
ICE BO-YES
FOR RENT: Furnished apart-
ment on JcffeY.son Street. See
Phil P. S’nrtin at Dad’s Grill, Jef-
ferson Street.'
$14.95
<HI5.00 Value
Sleeping Rooms 32
FOR it ENT: South Bedroom,
nicely furnished, private en-
trance. Garage for car. 1004
North Davis. Phone 6-3039.
L. B.
WESTER
FURNITURE
Shoe Rebuilding 33
PERSONAL a 11 r a e t i veness is
made up of details, and most im-
portant of these is your shoes!
Bring them to us regularly, our
expert Rebuilding will keep them
looking like new. COMPLETE
LINE OF WESTERN WEAR.
EDDINS SHOE REPAIR, MaitF
Street. Phone 5-3221.
Miscellaneous for Sale 24
Dr. Ben IFW’ood, DLLS, an-
nounces the removal of his office
to 431 Houston Street. Phone
6-3727.
NOTICE *— Swimming lessons
will start Wednesday at Swim-
ming Pool. Corttact Cecil Tuck-
er for additional information.
JOHN F. PARKER—You are in-
vited to call at the Daily Queen
by noon Saturday for a free quart
of Dairy Queen. Phone 5-3640.
New Cera for Sele
Air Conditioners
EMERSON
RCA
WHIRLPOOL
Ton -It Ton
2 Ton
$495.00
*219.95
’53 OLDSMOBILE 88
4-Poor sedan. Beautiful tutone
black ami white, brand new tires,
radio, heater, Hydramatie, power
brakes and qir conditioning. A
one owner ear. *■
$1,795.00
’50 PLYMOUTH
4-Door Sldan.
$225.00
’48 FORI) V8
2-Door, as is.
$75.00
BARTON’S
Paint & Paper Store
Phone 5-2644
204 Main
Street
Good used
FOR SALE —
coolers. In good condition.
GRAVER BROS., Jefferson
milk
St.
47 FORD
2-Door V-8.
*$125.00
PASSONS
UKpD CARS
Main Street
Phone 5-4240
FOR SALE: Lumber from a four
room house, stacked and bargain
priced. Contact Ed Crisp, Route
Three, Box 70, Sulphur Springs.
FOR SALK: be LAVAL milking
machine*, 11-can Wilson Cooler
and other milking equipment. Sec
or eall L. C. Parks, Triangle
5-2801 or 5y-3265, Ennis, Texas.
GAI-S—i7~one MUST tranx-ish so
as to look like the last rose, one
can do so painlessly with our fab-
ulously little trans-season models
that go *>n gracefully into winter.
SMART Gals shop at
JVOOD’8 SHOP
210 Church Street
THE PERFECT GIFT, A NEW
PORTRAIT!! You give a life-
time of pleasure — When you
gift-give a Portrait setting at our
Sturfiof Portrait* at their best
is “what, you get at our Studio.
GAY’S STUDIO, Connally St.
Phone 5-2826.
Wanted {o Buy
WANT TO BUY
SHOES cost money! Don’t throw
away shoes just because of luck
of a minor repair. We can make
them iike new again at a small
cost to you. Shoe repair, re-
freshing, rbdying, etc. HANS
ELECTRIC Shoe Shop, Connally
Street. Phone 5-2927.
Houae* for Rent
FOR RENT: Four room house,
418 West Park Street Dial
5-4221 or 5-4935.
FOR RENT—Two bedroom home
at 601 Whitworth Street—155.00
per month. LEMON REAL ES-
TATE. Phone 6-2*23.
FOR
RENT—Modern two bed-
room furnished home at 105
Spence. Phone TU5-4988 for fur-
ther information.
FOR RENT: Five room house,
202 South Davis Street. Adults,
no dogs. Call B. A. Cox, phone
5-3844 or B. A. Cox Lumber Cm
FOR RENT—A newly decorated
three bedroom house, 530 Con-
nail}' Street. Near schools. Phone
5-3302.
F’OR RENT — Four-room house
with bath, close in. Located at
217 Mulberry Street. Phone
5-4957. Mrs. G. E. Williams.
FOR RENT — Furnished House’.
Phone 5*4673. Sam Berry, 604
Main Street.
FOR RENT — Modern, six-rooin
house, floors covered, Venetian
blinds, lots of shade. Pasture for
cow if desired. .Call 5-4738. Carl
W. Stephenson, *810 South Davis
Street.____ ■ , 4
FOR RENT: Two bedroom house,
newly painted^ 'hardwood floor.
Near two schools. Dial 5-4936.
RfcNtr
HOUSE FOR RENT: Red brick
on Yantis Highway, three bed-
rooms, bath<x living and dining
room. Kitchen, porches, washer
connection and garage. Sec J.
Harlan West, phone 5-2209 or
5-4542.
Muccllaneoug for Rent 35
UNHEARD of Trade-ins on a
New Plymouth at MADDOX
MOTOR CO. Phone 3-4134.
NO DOWN PAYMENT, three
years to pay, no mortgage. Build
a Grade - A dairy barn, add a
room, build a garage, re-model,
re-roof or paint your home. Ev-
erything*»-for home improvement.
Call for free estimates.
WESTBROOK LUMBER COM-
PANY, 205 College Street. Phone
5-4741.
34 Bank of a
canal
36 Meadow
37 Old-
38 Entice
39 Chair
40 Animal hides
42 Makes
soapsuds’
froth
44 Make-
while the sun
shines
46 Card game
47 Abundance
50 American
humorist,
Mark —
54 Gelatinous
substance
55 Find the sum
of
58 Gaelic
59 Morning
(POetJ
21 Exclamation
28 Favorably
30 To the
sheltered side
31 Rip
32 Consumes
35 Genuine
38 Russian ruler
39 Rains
49 Shortening
51 Open space
52 Log cabin ’
(Rus.I
53 Approach
56 Female rabbit
57 River in
Scotland
Senator George
Hears Praise
From Candidates
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fishes
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Turns Out Leaders
Household Appliances 48
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By LEO ANAVI
Washington, July 20 Of* —(
There is a superstitution travel-
ing around that graduation from
one of the defense academies is i
a passport to future glory. It
isn’t always so. Academies are
only the beginning. There are
later tests to be passed by the
nation's officers.
Take Fort Leavenworth, Kas.,
for instance. It's a tough college
with one of the most exclusive
student bodies in the world. It
is the Army's Command and Gen-
eral Staff College and the stu-
dents are tomorrow^ military
leaders. The men who will make
life and death decisions if other
wars are allowed to happen.
Most of <he students are ma-
jors and lieutenant colonels. They
Washington, July 20 W*— The
leading contenders for the Dem-
ocratic preside n t i a 1 nomination
have described Democratic Sena-
tor Walter George as the savior of
all the good in President Eisen-
hower’s foreign policy.
Adlai Stevenson, Averell Harri-
mar. and Estes Kefauver took this
theme in praising the retiring
Georgia Senator at a Democratic
rally in his honor in Washington.
The dinner—at {100 a plate—was
also designed to raise money for
the election a n d re-election of
Democratic nominees to the Sen-
ate.1
Stevenson declared that George
tried ..to—‘-Unbend” Eisenhower’s
foreign policy. The former Illi-
nois governor called that policy
“obstinately inflexible,’’ and said
thtft as a result US military alli-
ances are under strain from Ice-
land to Japan. Eisenhower, has
said he will name George his per-
sonal ambassador to the North At-
lantic Treaty Organization. And
Stevenson said George will find
plenty of work to do at NATO.
New York Governor Harriman
said George saved the country
from the opposition to.Eisenhower
in the Republican Party, while at
the same time emphasizing .the
Democrats’ policies.
Senator Kefauver of Tennessee
said the Georgia Senator was re-
sponsible for all the “good things’’
in the President’s foreignpq]ley»_ ,
Tn his address, George said:
are1 taught how a modern army
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fights. About half the instruction
they get concerns atomic warfare.
It takes 41 crowded weeks to
teach officers of our Regular
Army the use of combined arms,
of infantry, artillery and armor,
in the atomic age. Pressure is so
tough and . time is so short that
some take it hard. 1
The students average 35 years
of age. They spent from 6 to 8
hours a day in class. Their hdme-
work sessions range from 3 to 4
hours. And every Friday there is
an examination on which each
officer is graded.
Incidentally, wives and children
live with the officers on the post,
either in single houses or in con-
verted barracks. With the men
deeply occupied days and eve-
nings, the Army has been hard
put to figure out how to keep
women and children occupied, to
keep the children from under fa-
ther’s ■ feet.
There are_ Scouts and Brownies
for the small fry, and a teen-age
club for the older set. There is
a women’s club listing 18 separ-
SEE
l
THEM AT
L. B.
WESTER
FURNITURE
For a full
measure
of summer
pleasure!
FOR RENT Brick building at
220 Tomlinson Avenue; Phone
5-4221.
FOR RENT—Local Rental trail-
ers — Blanket cargo insurance,
now, on Nationwide trailer*. . . .
DENNY’S, Phillips 66 Service
Station, 501 Main Street. Phone
5-3220.
Houses for Sale
46—AnrrtftinFementa
4 7—-Jn.-ti uctlons
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ate activities, ranging from ’pot-
tery to designing huts.
Men frequently call the college
a pressure cooker, but there’s no
doubt nt all that it is a stepping
stone to army advancement. Of
all the officers who served with
the rank of general — from brig-
adier upwards — in World War
2, 78 per cent were graduates of
the Command and General Staff
College at Leavenworth. Dwight
Eisenhower, then a major, was
graduated from the college 30
years ago.
According to many who have
followed American military his-
tory, most of our victories in the
past wars were jyon at Leavers
worth. .......
The Army’s objective is to put
50 per cent of its eligible offi-
cers through the school. The per-
centage currently is somewhat
less because of lack of facilities.!
“If we want peace we have got
to be ready to fight for it and
nothing will suffice hut adequate
military p,eparations.’’
He added:
“We’ve got to be ready because
we will not be able to gej, ready to
meet another world emergency.’’
The 78-year-old Senator indi-
cated the party might do well to
select Texas Senator .Lyndon
Johnson as its presidential Candi-
date.
Injuries Claim
Longview Man
• Longview, July 20 'A—A Long-
view nfun who was injured in a
collision between a truck and a
train last month has died. He was
Oita Snider, who is survived by
his wife, two sens and four
daughters. Snider was 55 years
old.
■
It is not only a college for
hand-picked Regular Army men.
There are two associate courses
for other regulars and reserve
men, with refresher courses for
specialists and staff officers of
Reserve and National Guard di-
visions.
The most recent class also had
78 officers from 39 foreign coun-
tries, in this country under a mil-
itary exchange program.
The college is 75 years old. It
would surprise General William
Tecumseh Sherman who, as chief
of staff, established it in 1881
as the school' of application for
infantry and cavalry. It was a
quiet,, leisurely place in those
days.
One more item about the staff
college at Leavenworth. Toward
the end of the course, the wives
receive their reward in an elab-
orate ceremony. It consists of
p diploma with the degree of
PUT, meaning “Pushing Hub6y
Through.”
Phone 5-3131
Sulphur Springs, Texas
PRICE DANIEL
CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR
BEST
FOR HOPKINS COUNTY
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Frailey, F. W. & Woosley, Joe. The Daily News-Telegram (Sulphur Springs, Tex.), Vol. 58, No. 172, Ed. 1 Friday, July 20, 1956, newspaper, July 20, 1956; Sulphur Springs, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth827836/m1/4/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Hopkins County Genealogical Society.