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TODAY'S NEWS TODAY THE SHREVEPORT JOURNAL WEDNESDAY SEPT 26: 1945 FIVIS Chemists' Club To Hear Papers Davis to Attend Local Horse Show Dr A Elmore Dies at Magnolia On Explosives stake walking stallion and gelding Louisiana-owned fine harness amateur five-gaited stake Judges Announced Oct five-gaited amateur walking horses junior fine harness five-gaited pleasure horses $750 three-gaited championship stake horsemanship 10 to 18 years old roadster championship stake walking horse championship' stake fine harness championship stake three-gaited pleasure horses $1000 five gaited championship stake The saddle horse judge will be Kays of Columbus Ohio and the walking horse judge will be Tom Brown of Columbia Tenn Cameron McElroy Jr of Marshall Texas will preside at the public address system and Ruvian Hendricks city judge will serve as ring master Governor to Present Trophy to Grand Champion in Five-Gaited Stake Gov Jimmie Davis of Louisiana will arrive in Shreveport in time for the Shreveport Junior League horse show to be held Oct 1 2 and a at the State Fair grounds The governor will present the grand championship trophy to the lucky winner of the five-gaited $1000 championship stake Mrs Justin Querbes Jr chairman of the show received word late Tuesday that the governor would attend and require a box for the party that will accompany him a-' 101: idia333 '004 3 3 3 7 T' I Lk jilaiittifZ 7---7-- -'it 4404 'F ig 4-: ''4 r40' Itttl '''r' 5141(ii 411watvot Smnesog 1 1 '7 I' p': tit? a 4" 4 ti: I i it 4 4 I II I i--4 3:: -k- 1 de '4 '-i 46-t- 4 1 ro sa 3 di lity 'et -'4: A -N594 I el- -a 07 ri 4 Al I lfi ill i4- o' ASZ: tti 140 k5-- 410 likJ 4Y4V I 2 01--- 1- 4it 4' ri-' i 0 40 :3: 1 1 ti it if S7' 4 'f: 'ii: 't mi A 'N 0 44Th AA" 147 4A' ii ilt e''' 5 7 A 4:: Ii flr 5 7: 111----- iiii isAt 1 i--- 17 11:4 0 oA 't 111 -i 4- Iti -1111 -'k's 1 6 1 Ah -''-7 'l-: I --z: ei 41 4 -4 't': 2''' Is' si 01 i': f- 1' 4 'U: 4 'I: 7 i I ii 1::::: 4114ik tr k''': -i: -t-'4- Ile s7- 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eight childrenitronics The club is open to any 19 grandchildren and one great-man or woman in the Ark-La-Tea grandchild and this is the who is interested in any death in any of the families Thechemical field It was recently on children are Asa and Lonnie El-ganived to sponsor industrial chem more of Magnolia Robert Elmore Ica' development in this area mill of Hope Mrs John Spradlin of to offer an opportunity for them-Magnolia whose brother-in-law to become acquainted with Spradlin of Waldo was killed inleach other a fall at noon Monday Mrs L1 Officers are A Trusty prest Anderson of Ann Arbor Mich Mrs dent Dr Entrikin vice presiJ Olive of Texarkana Mrs dent and Dave Barrow secretary Claud Hanson of Waldo Ralph Clayton of Texarkana Of1P sister Mrs Hammond Dennis of PREVIEW a PLAN YOUR TRIP Waldo: one brother John Elmore'" Know Moose of California I so Pet the GIMLET Prices Funeral services are to be con-I affagazhIMP 4Pt RINmwt Travel PflCSI a PI YC ducted by the Rev Loyd Hunni-1 Thoei sot Is Dstries Sightseemg Night Clubs cut pastor of Central Baptist church Also Atlantic City Pocono re Concede kw here in the Lewis Funeral at 4 o'clock Wednesday afternoon Ada 151 Ffsh Aso iv with burial in Magnolia cemetery 1 agem PIM of 'morose Mode of Tresooi 'Owl Service' on Trolleys Will Be Discontinued Oct 1 137 Entries At this date 137 horses have already been entered from eight different states The officials of the Shreveport Junior League horse show have announced the class schedule for the three nights of the shok Oct fine harness ladies' five-gaited three-gaited 15-2 and over walking mares open fine harness open roadsters children 10 years and under five-gaited stallion and geldin amateur three-gaited stake cow horses five-gaited in res two-year-old walking horses Oct three gaited junior walking horses ladies' fine harness three-gaited 15-2 and under western children 12 to 16 years old five-gaited combination open roadster three-gaited combination cow horses junior five-gaited roaaster tnree-gaiten cow horses junior comvoinatie-gaited on fi I With the rPduction in the number of workers from the Louisiana lOrdnance plant the Shreveport Railways Co is discontinuing its "owl service" on the Broadmoor Line and Louisiana avenues Cedar Grove Fair Grounds and Queens-borough trolleys Ed Jacobs company president has announced The last a trolley to leave the downtown section and travel to the end of the line and back will be Sunday morning Jacobs said Beginning Monday Oct 1 the latest trolleys will leave the downtown section at 12 midnight' The "owl service" has been in operation two years It was inaugurated for workers at the ordnance plant to make connections with a bus from the plant downtown seciion at 12 midnight The owl service operation two years It was inati has been in ug rated for workers at the ord- nance plant to make connections with a bus from the plant AIRBORNE VETS HONOR THEIR DEAD IN of the 82nd airborne division and Dutch civilians bow their heads while prayers are read in Moelenhoek cemetery Nijmegen on Sept 17 honoring the unit's dead on the anniversary 0ithe Allies' landing in the Netherlands The Americans fought for the bridge at Nijmegen in an effort to seize the lower crossings of the Rhine river Photo by Henry Burroughs Associated Press Wirephoto) A-1 GO IFIT a Cr1 SV 1 Dog Which Bit Child Escapes From City Pound For Our Boys and Girls Overseas Caddo-Shreveport healtn unit still had no trace Wednesday of the German police dog which escaped from the dog-pound where it was being held for observation The dog bit a young boy Eugene Fletcher 4764 Tulsa and was being held at the pound to see if he had rabies The child is apparent' ly unharmed and authorities do not believe the dog is mad Mrs Wilkerson 4434 Tulsa is the owner of the dog which is of medium size and has the pound pen tag No 1592 on his collar I Let this be the answer to your overseas gift problem Everyone in the service will love books Don Attaway Heads Safety Engineers A Million Dollars fo Relieve Piles It is estimated that over a million dollars annually is spent for various remedies for relieving piles Yet any druggist will tell you that soothing cooling astringent Peterson's Ointment will allay pile torture in a few minutes 35c a box 60c In tube with applicator Peterson's Ointment brings prompt Joyful re sink but trimming directly into a lief from itching Money back if not 'garbage container before washing delighted I is faster To clean spinach the easy way use two pans or a double sink filling them alternately with water and using both hands to draw and drain off water and to lift the greens Most women cut off the roots in thee washing water or A Youths Confess El Dorado Crime Police Recover Most of Cash and Checks Taken From Bottling Company El Dorado of three El Dorado youths and recovery of -1 most of the money taken in the I robbery at the Union Bottling Corn! pany Monday night was announced I Tuesday night by Captain Barney I Southall of the El Dorado police 1 Captain Southall said about $500 I had been reported stolen and that about $300 in cash and the missing I checks had been recovered Those being held are James Bail son Harold McDaniel and Billy Eason 11 a preliminary investi- If gation yesterday morning by offi- il cers Ross and Martin the three 0 1 youths were arrested in Little Rock 1 at the request of local officers 1 after it was learned the alleged 1 1 burglars had taken a busfrom El geles IDorado Eyesterday morning forts I ri in said there the last hnriegeh admitted Captain group I a Returned et ht ua I the burglary and took the officers photo 1 to a filling station and old grocery I company building where the money El il boxes containing the checks were MY BOY! MY BOY! Stevenson of Los Angeles weeps with joy as his son Cpl John Stevenson forts him at Hamilton Field Cal Cpl Stevenson was one group of prisoners of the Pips arriving by plane---(AP Wire-photo orado Looks Liddell Leland illi on Dollars ouths Confess A I (1 ieve Piles 0avt I A lo Relieve iiiix-00-sfsnow It is estimated that over a million a fr' A dollars annually Is spent for various To clean spinach the easy way or ado tdrIIII remedies for relieving piles Yet use two pans or a double sink :0::: 1 0 any druggist will tell you that filling them alternately with water Police Recover Most of Checks en ar 440- soothing cooling astringent Peter- and using both hands to draw and 4gookt fkl sons Ointment will allay pile tor- drain off water and to lift the Cash and Chks Tak ture in a few minutes 35c a box 60c greens Most women cut off the i In tube with applicator Peterson's but trimming thee wash 1 water or From Bottling Company roots ill 't! Ointment brings prompt joyful re- sink directly wect iy to a lief from itching Money back if not garbage container before washing El Dorado of three delighted I is faster El Dorado youths and recovery of I 1 most of the money taken in the i I robbery at the Union Bottling Corn- 1 3 II pany Monday night was announced Tuesday night by Captain Barney ja I I -ern Southall of the El Dorado police 1 Captain Southall said about $500 I gNg5 I' had been reported stolen and that about $300 in cash and the missing I ''Wt ::::1:::: I checks had been recovered f' 'i: 7 li Those being held are James Ea- I f--- 1 11 Eason son Harold McDaniel and Billy "mt 1 ii I 2:: -11'---- 40 -1 11 Following a preliminary investi- i gation yesterday morning by offi- '44- tii I rs Ross and Martin the three rlere IRA I youths were arrested in Little Rock "94- 1 at the request of local officers 1 after it was learned the alleged MY BOY! MY BOY! Stevenson of Los i burglars had taken a busfrom El geles weeps with joy as his son Cpl John Stevenson Dorado Eyesterday morning forts him at Hamilton Field Cal Cpl Stevenson was one li Returned here last night Captain '-'-fr Southall said the three admitted group of prisoners of the Pips arriving by plane---(AP li the burglary and took the officers photo -v to a filling station and old grocery rj Pa 3' I company building where the money 1 El Dorado boxes containing the checks were Loo Liddell Leland "0'77 a ove dia CED i rar et arel50 a SSe 1 lt3c111411114 tIZCI 313 4' CI 11-1 ttrergZ) 1 FICTION BEST SELLERS edrLeFtt7 The Robe Lloyd Douglas 8275 1h111112110EMINIaM That Girl From Memphis NVilbur Steele 83 60 lt a Free Country Ben A Williams MTh Shore Leave Frederick AVakernan S280 Captain From Castile Samuel Shellattarger 83 00 The AVhite Tower James Ullman 1300 HUMOR WITH A PUNCH Desert Island Decammeron Edited by Allen Smith 82 59 Man in tho Shower Peter Arno 8269 The Thurber Carnival James Thurber $2 71 Bedroom Companion Anthology of Humor Lacy Loverly's Chatter Mart Reb Stn0 GENERAL GREATLY IN DEMAND Sixty Million Jobs Henry Wallace 1100-8209 Gifte Now! A Soldier's Reader Shnrt Nnvois and Stories 111 A Sailor's Reader Short Novels and Stories --1145 Before Oct- 15 Brave Men Ern Pyle Mao Up Front Bill Mauldin 83041 Lees Lieutenants Volumes 1 2 3 Freeman Each $500 Lall61Als7 7Z' 4T4 better and I look better too in I MODERN 1 1 EYEAMEAR 1 I better and look be tt- er too -in MODERN EYEAMEA corn of a 4 I Don AVaway safety engineer for natural gasoline (Hi ision of the Arkansas Fuel Oil Co was instal i lied as chairman of the ArkLa-Tex )S An- Chapter of the American Society corn- of Safety Engineers at the regular ie of a meeting Monday evening at the Wire- Caddo Hotel Other officers installed Frank Middleton vice chair-'era man McKenna secretary- A Man- treasurer commit- tee member and Cohn chap- i 4 ter representative PPas The local safety club has as its A Mobjective the promotion of the arts Plathland sciences connected with engi-: A Rob-1 neering and its relation to the pro Shack-I tection of life limb and property Steph- Of people 1 suggsj Membership is open to any per A Man- tee member and Cohn chap- ter representative Pappas The local safety club has as its A objective the promotion of the arts Plathland sciences connected with A Rob-Ineering and its relation to the Shack-itection of life limb and property Steph- of people SuggsI Membership is open to any 41' An- corn- of a Wire- Lera -1 ry A Ma Pappas Plath A A Rob Shack Steph- Suggs Loucas McLaughlin dina Marks Martin Nelson James Parham Peeler Phillips Pipes engiJ Rape Reed proerts Reeves Jr elford Smith A ens Jr Stevens perC Svebek Tabor A Son interested or engaged in any Tarbox A Temple Vensolphase of safety work The club Wilson Isadore Wolchanskymeets every fourth Monday and Wyatt and Young- trisitors are welcome l' oucas cLaughlin dine Marks Martin Nelson James Phillips Pipes Parham Peeler Rape Reed erts Reeves Jr elford Smith A NI Stevens sIjrgvebek Tabor A A Temple V14-ilson Isadore Wolchansky Wyatt and oung- li found State policeman Dancer A II found State policeman Dancer and patrolman Thomas returned el to Ownership of three youths to El Dorado It is expected that the youths I i will be arraigned in I municipal ClY Water Plant court this afternoon before being turned over to the county They El Dorado action 11 looking toward possible purchase II are being held in the city jail by the city of El Dorado of the water 1 company system was taken at a I Six Released From special meeting of the city council I last night The council adopted a resolution liJap Prison Camps accepting the report of utilities committee which has been study l'Six Released From Iliap Prison Camps I- -r- I committee winch nas neen stuny- fo 1 I und cl State policeman Dancer an il patrolman Thomas returned th eiTo Ownership of three youths to El Dorado It is expected that the youths City AI will Plan II -ll court be arraigned in tomreu ibeem ifagl El Dorado action looking toward possible purchase i in over to the county They in the ci ja Dorado of the ater! late be held turned by the city of El I'Six Released From esesintpgmotsahe ctaitkyencoushteial last night I 1 IN The council adopted a resolutiontw I 19irt V' I IP 111 th rrt rik it I 121 Book Cift Shop 1 1 1 1 1 528 McNeil Phone 2-1944 I A At 4tAIAs TODAY rtv eol YmelPeArd 1-00AY tv i L-------- II The war department has a -ring the advisability and feasibility I Call for a Sight Examinati on 1 snioxunAcrekcl-Lonf-firceixal ly etnhef rleimberpartiisoonn orf czofsmteumnicipal operation of the water II of war camps By action of the council Mayor DR'S LASKER SCHNITT VOSS STONE KELLY ART I The six men are: Pfc Thomas LR Bodenhamer and City Clerk Davis son of Barney Davis 422 John Goode were authorized to OPTOMETRISTS II Western avenue and S-Sgt Harold negotiate with an engineering firm Lawrence 2727 Judson both of for an appraisal of the water corn- 'Southern Opti 1 I Shreveport Corp Garret King pany's properties son of Frank King El Dorado 1 cal Co CN 1 Ark Maj Albert Abraham son of1 1 1 Louis Abraham Marshall Tex-81 Initiated at I I 617 TEXAS STREET II as Sgt Otis Gildon Rodessais I and Pvt Noble McKnight broth- IREPAIRS-ONE-DAV SERVICE of Mrs Percy Gathright Ruston Shrine Ceremony I If you find vanilla and lemon Eighty-six novices were initiated I extracts hard to obtain try flavoring cakes and custards with grated into the Shriners' organization dur lemon or orange rind jag the Victory ceremonial held' rmg t' a tk''T NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC: 0 Kidneys Must Clean Acids Do you suffer from Getting Up Nights Backache Nervousness Leg Pains Dizziness Swollen Ankles Rheumatic Pains Bladder Weakness Painful Passages or feel old and run-down due to non-organic and non-systemic Kidney and Bladder troubles? If so here is good news: The very first dose of Cystex (a physician's prescription usually goes right to work helping the Kidneys flush out excess acids and wastes which may have caused your trouble So take Cystex exactly as directed and watch for quick help and a rapid increase in pep more youthful feking and joy in living Cystex must satisfy completely or money back is on return of empty package Don't suffer another day without trying Cystex-1 Guaranteed sizes 35c 75c $150 at druggists Now that the war is over and there no longer are workers returning to their homes from the late shift at the Louisiana Ordnance Plant it is no longer necessary to continue the OWL SERVICE runs which were inaugurated to serve those workers 'Tuesday night at the El Karubah Itemple which over 700 Shriners attended Somarindyck illustrious potentate presided and George Sexton Jr directed the ceremonials While members held their business meeting the novices visited the Shrine Hospital for Crippled Children Novices initiated into the Shrine are: A Abramson Adams Allen Allred Bailey a Baird Jr Belcher Bernstein Birdwell Bosley Booth Grady Brumble Bullock Bufford Butaud Cade Carroll Chapman Cofield A Collins Couch Jr Counts Crow Croxton Davidson Edwards Elkins A Elmer Farrow Fissell A Gillingham Greenleaf Grumbles Harlan Harris Ilaygood Jr Hickson Hildebrand Holland Holland a Houck Huckagay I Hughes Johnson Rex Johnson Jones Keith Kineeman Krousel Land Larsen Laughlin Lederer Jack f4bos AT HOME IN 2 to 3 HOURS COMPLETE WITH CURLERS DIRECTIONS AND EVERYTHING YOU NEED NOTHING ELSE TO BUY Now you can give yourself a genuine creme cold wave at home in 2 to 3 hours Yes we said "creme" and that means a genuine beauty-salon type permanent! The new TONI CREME COLD WAVE Kit contains identical ingredients used by beauty salons for Cold Waves costing as much as $1500 and more You'll thrill to lovely results curls soft as silk deep luxuriant waves that last longer Easy as putting your hair up in guaranteed! Get TONI Creme Cold Wave and you get the best! Monty bock if not pleas 0 ca arn COLED 4 MOTHERS! Youll be proud ofyourdaughter's beautiful curls when you give ipe her lit TONI Cold xrave Ideal for children's to- soft fine hair 4 iittallgrt 1Wfr1 yells citiota imam 4111(011 1 (0 BEFORE im ii di' ol' I 11 Ii 'I Or 111- yerlz clumis Hang AT HOME IN 2 to 3 HOURS -r-------- li 25 DIR ECTIONS COMPLETE WITH CURLERS AND EVERYTHING YOU -isl'ee3 (t 4 -4 ad 'N NEED NOTHING "Few ELSE TO BUY PLUS1Sc TAX :4 -t rAL-1 Now you can give yourself a genuine creme cold wave at home in 2 to 3 hours Yes we said "creme" and that means a genuine 1 beauty-salon type permanent! The new TONI CREME COLD WAVE vci Kit contains identical ingredients used by beauty salons for Cold ---0--Y Waves costing as much as $1500 and more You'll thrill to lovely 29 40 results curls soft as silk deep luxuriant waves that last longer f-0 Easy as putting your hair up in guaranteed! Get TONI -v i- Or Creme Cold Wave and you get the best! Monty bock if not pleas ct c--- v-1 ktic -t A-- fef 0 rl am a COILED 117 A 2 t70J14-1L I Jusr 3 Asp MOTHERS! You'll be proud gls Sh 0 rip 0 -'t'-if fa ofyourdaughter's kl a am the ZIT? tlie be 1 --t4 1 beautiful cu rls 6ft a 'NI Coktill slab Cur er aclilla Ira '511 ie- (17 zhen ynu give i 4 Co I 3 Vt (S emi 11P with lo rov Topa: for children's it" 2- After vow 4 i :::::41 BEFORE soft fine hair AFTER 2 0 e': appb lotioa boup cut gliz- Et M-1 47 u-v-- cau A4- -ith SC) 111' 1 10a4 liniiii Da I 4 A417 10 I a 1 2ttritife ROA i It it) VA'Ic: '44: ''-----0411 i'-m Lz2 lilt Isier -4A It 4 41 ''4''': li 4-: 0 Ni! at 4 4 7 111 40 11Z404 tit r- 11:: 4 0t 0 fil tlEty roll The last OWL SERVICE run on all lines will be at 1:20 am Sunday morning September 30 leaving the downtown section to the end of the line and back The 1:20 am service will be discontinued effective October I the last runs leaving the downtown section at 12 midnight 0 04 Make This Rear The five lines included in the OWL SERVICE have been Broadmoor Louisiana and Line Avenues Cedar Grove Fair Grounds and Queensborough Lines is quick and easy when you're staying at Tim a short stroll from key business centers shops theatres And Hilton service assures your comfort Rooms with Bath from $450 staying at Thq a short stroll from key business centers shops theatres And Hilton service assures your corn- fort Rooms with Bath from $450 Test For Asptnn Next time simple headache or inorganic pain strikes just take St Joseph Aspirin and prove to HOTEL your satisfaction the fast pleasant relief it brings St Joseph Aspirin ROOSEVELT works with the speed you need-- economy too Get St Joseph Aspi- Dean Carpenter General Maager Madison Ave at 45th St Now York none it brings real rin world's largest seller at 10c 4 Other Hilton Hotels Include You can make even greater savings Stevens Dayton: i The Dayton-Biltmore: LO3 1 irA 1 i when you buy the large 100 tab- Angeles: The Town House ItrA '4 let bottle for 35c as you get nearC Hilton President 1- ---N ly 3 tablets for 1 cent Look on the ILT 4 package and each tablet inside for MKT ENTRANCE TO OtAtill CENTRAL TTININAt your guarantee of high quality 1 name St Joseph none it brings real Dean Carpenter General Manager Madison Ave at 45th St Now York economy too Get St Joseph Aspi- rin world's largest seller at 10c 4 Other Hilton Hotels Include or-inf(: i uyitiencaynor cueyevtne raeraterisoaavit Angeles: The Town House 1 :4 let bottle for 35c as you get near- Hilton President Lll'il -NJ 1 ly 3 tablets for 1 cent Look on the package and each tablet inside for DIRECT ENTRANCE TO PIANO CENRAL TERMINAL your truarantee of high quality name "St Joseph Aspirin YOUR TROLLEY COMPANY 1) TROLLEY COMPANY CILD iir A mom 11 1 ft 1 c'ut tlic1 cutlers III 0 Sim '1111 and co Pk igiet ty Mars tab 111 eeTke -91 0 MORRISIDIORSONIDRUGISTORES0A i I.

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