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The The Communist-le- d reinforce- ed the further third round of the savage battle for ments went Into forward trenches from a personal and public service Security In Danger the French Union stronghold ap- to relieve units of the four divisions standpoint before deciding what he peared to be days or even hours which have spearheaded would do. AUGUSTA, Ga. W President signed to aHay away. the hard French fears that a fighting around the fortress since Shivers promised to make his Elsenhower pledged today that a resurgence of German Reliable sources . KxwaroKwri announcement the armed said rebel Gen. the first Vietminh push March 13. tj before middle , "fair share" of American troops strength under EDC won't be nerw Vo Nguyen Glap bad rushed up at The of next week. will be maintained in Europe to veterans fell back a short vagMLmj-- ..b-bb-bT Lbbb. as mltted threaten the security of least 40.000 unbloodled regulars to distance, presumably to rest up for Reds Gain Shivers said Texas still has sBbBbBbBbBbBbK. ,,.ksBbBbF 'IsbBbbbBbI Jong as a threat to the security of jrrance itself; it amounts to a U. 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West Germany would not be per It appeared certain here the Viet- to endanger North Atlantic Treaty now as at Infiltrated units with bayonets, feet from the hesrt of the bastion. iiut tooay ne gave no hint as muted trance. the time of minh In their next all-o- , sbRSIBIssbbBbBbBbbbbB France long has sought for Its ratification as a assault grenades and machine guns, routed (AP Wlrephoto). to what his decision would be. ytMMHi such pact of would outnumber the defenders at w'jBr77' mal assurances before Joining In "Indefinite duration:" Oa them yesterday from about half thet Shivers said be would weigh both that point the President least 8 or 8 tb 1. trenches they had dug and personal and public obligations In the creation of a army said: But blasted B&'?BBsB BBBBBBBBBa BBbI designed "The United the rebels, a French high with high explosives on the pocked making his decision. 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Only Italy and security interests whea- off east-to-we- Storage rrance nave there is oa conti- until "Just before the Geneva the st network of defense chief of them was family consld yet to act. established the conference," hoping that a spec- jfJBaj ' The President also sledsed con nent of Europe the solid cere tit communications on the north and cratlon. JtLJSBBBj i tacular would tinuation of efforts to provide unity which the European Defease attack Impress the posed the most serious threat to be reporters a 'SbsBBY bBbBbBbbKbvPPPPHf for Others, told at snaring U. S. more In- Community will provide." the fortified plain since the Viet- Lining Job news conference, "Include with allies the fact isigfBBBBB? ;23&-t.;i5,.- ' formation about the use and the There have been some French minh first struck. the people " H. B. Zachry of San Antonio to- that of Texas have hon ' ?fw$'-- ,4Y2 effects of the hydrogen bomb and demands for a treaty amendment The foothold on the airstrip was ored me beyond expectation." sbbbbI 'VIF saying Facts Claimed won this week after Vietminh night day was apparently low bidder on 'Lfif atomic weapons on military and specifically that the pact is raiders alternates which the Colorado Riv- --But, said the governor, there civilian personnel. of Indefniite duration. blasted craters with nitro- were economic problems, problems Eisenhower said glycerine. Rebel troops then rushed er Municipal Water District likely In an administration statement the essential In and furiously will accept for lining of terminal of water conservation and drought of policy, he messaged all six na- elements of the U. S. position he' hacked out a sys- handling outlined, have On Oppenheimer tem of connecting trenches. storage facilities at Odessa. the of crime and the un tions from his vacation headquar- been discussed with In state hospitals both .Republican The Vietminh also kept up their The Zachry bid was for $143,200 fortunates that ters here that: and Democratic' for asphal- - he was deeply Interested In and Playmates The continue leaders' In Congress., WASHINGTON CD The steady digging Installing prefabricated L United States will senior around the outskirts "would like to see Texans solve to maintain Europe, Including He alluded tiT the'prlnclples he Republican and mem- of the DIen Blen Phu plain today. tic membrane lining and plastic squirrels, Springs, In Democratic soil in a Texas way." Three orphsned baby adopted by a Silver Md West Germany, American set fortfi and said: bers of the Senate Internal security relentlessly pushing their web of cement Bids for this particu- family, seem to be having time lives play such the of their as they with troops may necessary, ap- subcommittee have Joined in say- irencnes and foxhole closer to the lar combination ranged upward to Shivers said he planned to be Nlbsle, a Boxer. Mr. Mrs. Dorsey Delsvlgne "as be "The United States Is ceaQdeac 1147,000 next and said their threw propriate to contribute Its with ing their group uncovered "volu- French barbed wire barricades. for the lowest and a at home at Sharyland with his children found the squirrels and feed them with eye droppers filled fair that these principles la mind, high $321,000. share or forces needed for the Western European minous Information" In 1952 on Glap was believed to have round- of family this weekend and will make with milk. Between meals, Nlbsle keeps a sharp eye on their welfare the the nations con to Joint defense of the North Atlantic will proceed fur--' atomic scientist J. Robert Oppen- - ed up his reinforcements by beat- Storage area be lined with this his decision for announcement ear- and seems to enjoy their trips over his hesd. (AP Wlrephoto). cerned promptly material as a waterproofing and ly next week: "Not later than the area while a threat to that area tner to develop the European De- beimer. ing the Jungles throughout northern exists Indochina, conservation step Is 720 feet by 630 middle of the week." . i . ." fense Community through ratiflca.' But Subcommittee Chairman Apparently he even 2. The United consult (R-In- with a depth of 39 States wfll tton of the 4EDC) treaty." Jenner and Sen. McCarran drew on the regulars who have feet maximum Shivers said he had no other-o- f provide 80 mil- with fellow signatories to the North Washington, Sen-- (D-Ne- former chairman, said been fanning out In repeated scat- feet. This will up to fice, or appointment In mind. He In SalteaataU lion gallons storage Atlantic Treaty and with the EDC s) said the Elsenhower ad they took no action at the time be-- tered attacks against the French space as a made it clear he was talking about safeguard against mechanical or nations "on questions of. mutual ministration should clear with Con- Vietnamese would Service - causa of highly and their allies in the whether or not he run again Sunrise the sensitive nature concern." Including the- armed gress any new long-rang- e eesaauV of Oppenhelmer's work and the vital Red River delta, about 150 other failures which otherwise for governor. could create an emergency. forces atrength. to be placed at the ments ts keep U. S. troops ia "many ramifications Involved In miles to the easL That definitely took him out of disposal' of the supreme cosuaand- - Europe. ' the situation." The French gave no Informatton Notice to the successful bidder any possible consideration a likely wiUgo-outiurlnC;th- e at ci" ia ires J&. SaHftaataH.. was Is tlialnwsa el Oppenheimer. famed' for his work! on IKe "numbers they week canQdaftforrlfie"tJSrT!ehaTeT aurs of defenders end, and the contracts ratified at Gruentaer. . . tht Senate Armed, Serrieea, Ca In helping develop the first atomic DIen - D-G- still have at Blen Phu after 'Shivers' was In a serious mood Sunday 3. The United. Stale wtn encour mittee, aad RussaV- a). a meeting of the CRMWD here ear 644 Sea bomb, has been barred access to the five weeks of pounding. The age - ly In May. as he talked about his obligations the closest possible Integration senior minority member- of the government atomic secrets pending high command here said only that both personal and public. He and In an rs setting, not of the First Christian Church, Is between EDC forces on the one group, said In separate interviews a probe of security charges by a none of the fortress' six main de- Mrs. Shivers have four children, unlike that of the day it com- to preside as president of the pas hand, and U. S. and North Atlantic they had not been Warmed of any special three-ma- n panel. He denies fense positions had suffered any three boys and a girl. memorates, Easter sunrise serv- tors association. Treaty forces, on the other. promise to retain U. S. forces oa being a security risk. food or ammunition shortages. Of ices will be held In the City Park Dr. R. Gage Lloyd, minister of 4. The United States will con- - the Continent ladeflaitely. Jenner-McCarra- Observance governor said his was a The n statement All supplies The tine, conformity my rec- and reinforcements family problem as well as of Amphitheatre early Sunday. the First Presbyterian Church, Is "in with came yesterday in the wake of two for the garrison of thou- that As message, ommendations to Congress, to seek several a man In public life. A reporter the run rises across the roll to bring the morning letters attributed to another g sand men must be parachuted In. ing hUls to the east at 6:14 a.m.. "Power of the Resurrection." In- means of extending to the Atlantic French Pleased scientist Dr. Edward U. The remote Is asked: community security by fortress completely "How do you work those things a trumpet will call the faithful to vocation for the service will be Increased Condon, which concerned Oppen- by enemy, con- Passover Set sharing greater infor- U. S. surrounded the and poll your famlly7" worship. led by the Rev. Jesse Young, while In measure With Pledge heimer. stant artillery bombardment makes out This year's observance brings the the Rev. Don Perkins will read mation with respect to the military The York American Shivers countered by asking weapons PARIS tR France's gevernmert New Journal its two airstrips unusable, even for Passover, one of the most Im you your rites back to their traditional set the Scripture and the Rev. S. E, utilization of new and and the Dally News said Condon "Well, how do work out techniques improvement of said today It Is eatkely satteflea removal of wounded. portant religious occasions of the family problems?" ting. For the past two seasons the Ellridge will pronounce the bene- for the wrote Oppenheimer In 1949: "One (In Washington yesterday the year, will be observed here this early morning sermon had been diction. Proceeds of the morning the collective defense." with President Elsenhower's assur Is tempted to feel that you are Defense Department acknowledged weekend by those of the Hebrew held in the Jet theatre. Prior to offering go toward association proj- James C Hagerty, Eisenhowers ances of US. support lor the Ears foolish as to think you can buy im- -. that the U. S. carriers Boxer and faith. that for more than a decade, they ects, principally financing Bible press secretary, told newsmen that pean Defense Community. Bat a munlty for yourself by turning Essex have been operating in the Families will assemble in the pri Enforcement Of had been held In the great native class instructor costs. that pledge means sharing of In Cabinet spokesman sua he could Informer." South China Sea between The vacy of their homes to begin the stone bowl on the side of a slope In event of Inclement weather, formation regarding the use and not speak for the National Assam This was after Oppenheimer had Philippines and Indochina, but observance on Saturday evening, Inspection Law in the city park. the radio stations will keep the effects of hydrogen bombs and bly, which demanded tea asaw testified behind the closed doors of there was no Indication the car- Then the congregation Is to as Over the years, depending upon public advised if it is necessary atomic weapons on both military ances. the House Activities riers' planes would be thrown Into semble Sunday at 6 p.m. at the Starting Today weather conditions, from 1,000 to to shift to the First Methodist sanc and civilian personnel. The pledge The French Foreign Ministry Committee and the Rochester, the critical Indochina fight Offi- Wagon Wheel for the Sater, or the 3.000 have arisen early "toward the tuary. does not apply, Hagerty added, to spokesman said Premier Jeeepa (N.Y.) Times-Unio- n reported be cials said the ships had moved Into Passover feast Julius Zodln, presi- Local Highway Patrol officers dawn" and made their way to the production secrets. . Laatel's government eeafttders El- bad named another scientist as a the area for training a month ago dent of Temple Israel, will preside. today were to start issuing tickets amphitheatre. Here they have sat 5. in line with Its policy of "full senhower's declaration fuBy at onetime Communist. to take advantage of good weather. Anyone is invited to attend, and to motorists without the state safe In quietness of the crisp morning and continuing support for main valid as Britaln'a similar pledge (Adm. Arthur W. Radford, particularly airmen stationed at ty inspection stickers on their wind air, frequently against a musical Jury To Get tenance and the Integrity and unity earlier this week te keep troops Mrs. Brim Succumbs of the U. S. Joint Chiefs of Webb who are of the Jewish Faith. shields. backdrop furnished by of EDC, the United States will "re- on the European continent as long' Staff, In an appearance at a closed The Passover memorializes God's Practically all cars in this area gard any action from whatever as Western Europe's security la SULPHUR SPRINGS, Tex. U- - session of the Senate Foreign mercies to His people In Egypt are equqlpped with the stickers This Is a service in which all quarter which threatens that integ threatened. Mrs. J. K. Brim Sr., widow of Relations Committee, reportedly when the death angel passed signifying they passed the of the city, represent Estep Case rity or unity as a threat to the Both the British and Amaricaa have the churches promises a former chairman of the State denied reports the United States over households whose heads had safety inspections, the Patrol said. ed In the Big Spring Pastors Asso- security of the United States." in were made ia aa effect ABILENE, Tex. UV-T- he William Democratic Executive Committee, was considering sending combat complied with requisites for this Patrolmen said they have been ciation, and others, too, regularly such event the President said, the to calm French fears of a re died last night. Brim died about air and naval forces to aid the special dispensation. Estep fraud trial was expected to United States would consult wth armed Germany and to expedite In all other warning drivers to get the inspec- Dsrtlclpate. a jury today two years ago. I French.) I houses, the eldest perished. reach federal here the other North Atlantic Treaty ratification of the EDC treaty, new child tion for the past few weeks. Dead The itev, uyae menou, pastor following concluding arguments by line for the inspections passed last nations. bogged down In the French Nation- opposing attorneys. That 'promise obviously was de al Assembly, midnight and officers said, they U.S. Atty. HOUSTON AREA GETS RAIN planned to start giving tickets for Rep. Hinsbn Makes Dlst Heard L. Floore violation of the inspection law to of Fort Worth and Asst VS. Dlst day. Atty. Warren Logan were to make reports Formal Application arguments tor toe government De- Referring to some that Attorneys Maury Hughes Garrison Jr., director fense and Liberal Credit For Tornado Does Slight Damage Homer Howard Dalley. both of Dallas. of Public Safety, had ssld only For Ballot that Spot On were to. arguments warnings will be issued for the make the for next few dsys, local Patrol officers AUSTIN W-R- ep. George Hln-so- n, Estep. they anything Mineola, made formal applica- Esten is charsed with using the said "haven't heard ' Farmers Is Asked Near Laredo; Hail Reported about that" tion yesterday, for a place on the malls' to defraud and violation "We plan to enforce the law, Democratic ballot, as a candidate of Security Exchange Commission until we otherwise," they for lieutenant governor. regulations In connection with sale What West Texans most need is (main needs were a more liberal Br Ttn.AiiOcUUd PrtM Texas and South Texas failed to the Red Cross some 500 to 700 hear re more delegation and ported. to his ec of stock and handling of funds of liberal credit, a loan program which would include t An Easter season norther swept produce feared tornadoes. But He called attention told Gov. Allan Shivers a con volunteers had the situation In sponsorshlp of bills passed during the Atomotor Mfg. Co. of San In 1) aid to small businesses which, clouds from Texas skies Friday. some damaging winds struck near Antonio. ference at Austin Thursday. band. the special session just ended over-extend- Rain lingered only In the south- Houston, at Longview In Northeast Willis Gunn. assistant vice Judge James McMorries. Martin have credit te atrka y Typhoid of teachers J. east corner of Texas, where thun- Texas, and north of the Orange-vicinit- Inoculations continued Woman Namtd To Fill which raised salaries County judge and spokesman for en and. employes provided president of the Republic National farmers and ranchers 4 derstorms bad played the day be- In Southeast Texas. In the Rio Grando flood areas and state and about 50 men representing 28 aw to continue to serve these peat U. S. Scnatt Vacancy for an emergency building pro Bank In Dallas testified yesterday fore. The Highway Patrol reported where authorities feared outbreak that he rejected a proposal that counties at the drought parley, told pie; 2) Increased living allowances Amid stormy along the gram at four state Institutions. weather tornado clouds sighted in the vicin- of a typhoid epidemic. The State LINCOLN. Neb. Ulr-Mr- s. Eve be become president of the Atom- the governor that "we know that for farmers and ranchers, par. Rio Grande Thursday a tornado ities of San Marcos and Seguln. Health Department sent doctors. Bowrlng, Nebraska ranch woman The Legislature still must face otor firm. some of our requests are not ticularly those with larger famWea In the San important Issues, the formed late afternoon at Rut apparently neither of the fun- nurses and serunt to the ISO- - and of the Republi numerous Estep hss been listed as treas within your province, but, you are and smaller land units; and 3) Ygnacjo, 30 miles of La- of which is water -- southeast nels ever touched the ground. square-mil- e danger area. The cit can party In. Nebraska was named most Important urer of the company but the gov- the one man in Texas who caa help longer periods of repayment (up .to redo, and damaged several houses conservation, Hlnson saw. us get 10 years If necessary). Meanwhile, Val-le- n ies of Edlnburg, Weslaco, Elsa, today to fill the vacancy In the ernment contended be was prin- them." and buildings, Trees wree uproot- the Rio Grande suggested revolving presen- was still having some flood and McAllen bound the area. U.S. Senate created by the death He a state cipal officer and used the firm's In a caucus preceding the "These leaas suaaiy cannot he and four miles of power lines Grls-wol- d developed public repaid even ed trouble, Judge Milton B. Richard, About 50.000 acres of land r Monday of Sen. Dwight P. fund to help conservation districts funds for personal expenses. tation, it that law la two or tar years," knocked down. .l a pro 8T5, opened way to dis- son of Hidalgo County tele- flooded, the State Department of and river authorltes launch Federal Judge T, Whitfield Da- which the said McMorries. "Our people hara Severe hall wiped out' the canta- sent a already In fought maay gram late Thursday asking Gov, Agriculture said. Agriculture Com The appointment was announced gram for storing water. vidson yesterday rejected a de- aster relief, was effect a hard batue but loupe crop southwest and north- de- Accordingly, conference are about to the cad of rosea Allan Shivers to declare the county mUsioner John C White estimated by Goy. Robert B. Crosby, who The East Texas' lawmaker will fense motion for acquittal. The at thr with their west of Laredo. only yesterday filed for' the full opening campaign speech fense has based its case principal the governor McMorries simply ask- unless they get some additional g an emergency flood area, Richard- the loss to vegetable and cotton make bis stormy weather six-ye- . The crops ar term In the Senate, Mrs. In May on the ly on a denial that Estep, a San ed it public works were possible help." brought 1U Inches of rain between son said he acted at the request of at s million doHars. the second week, Hidalgo County Bowrlng will not seek the full we wu nosno m lutmci Antonio resident induced Investors under It McMorries also ashed for eeaebr McAllen and Mission, 1 Inch to a Dr. Carl If. Miller, The Rio Grande floods, mean liens oi pro- to deep pol- term. Gov. Jim. Hoes In Quitman In to buy stock In the corporation. "We need a public works deration of aid farmers ta dry land section in southwest HI-- health officer, who said water while, had their bright side. The gram unemployed," breaking aa protect lution the emergency status Utnson'a home county. to absorb our land la effort ta daleo County. .4 of an Inch to caused chief forecaster at the Brownsville he said. "Lots of the poorer coun- or restore to necessary. station-Jo- It Pharr, and, ,7 to Edlnburg and be weather hn Hasan In ties simply can't take care of the He also mentioned need far hm then, moved east. There apparent A declaration by Shivers would said the roaring river, all too often Non Art Injur Johnsen Urjts Funds situation." of surplus commeattles. ly was no general rain. More thun make available to the county the a iricue, would dump some 100,-0- 00 Alalrama THE WEATHER For Dm Gov, Shivers said that he did Gov. Shivers aaM anata waasssaH derstorms were preuiciea or n personnel, special equipment' and acre feet of water Into Falcon Trntls Ttxs Wrk not believe that Public Law STS ties, "While Mi feaey arassfha, Insectldcs-o- t Lake. The W-T- tfV-- the U.S. Public Health water will be used later MONTGOMERY, Ala. orna WASHINGTON Sen. Lyndon would cover the situation and that wm aoia Boay im tun . 21 hours Service, by farmers on boUi to-Te- xi The norther took Just Dr. Miller said septic sides of the does spun Into two communities Bra ariUNa axo Johnson hss arged ap- he did not know oc any law that and are available at yw (a ) to cross Texas and reach the Gulf. tanks and open ditch, toilets In the Rio Grande, 100 miles apart In south and cen YICWITT, IfUr toll proval by the Senate Appropria- would provide such a works pro apply for taeaa." Rkica cleared back of the front flood area have overflowed and The temperature dipped to a tral Alabama early today, destroy Kturoooa,etiu4j. toauMwarmerb tions Committee of a million dol- gram. Rectlvkw the and even before daybreak Friday created a serious health problem freetlng 33 degrees at Dalhart ear- ing at least four buildings and atiutiur. lars to start work on the Ferrell's When the subject el rain ever Part Gov, Salvers tU '1 was virtually cloud- An American Red Cross field ly Friday, damaging .one Bridge and reservoir Cy- that He was gaiasT to Wa West Texas several others, Ha MUh Mir Si. low Dam oa of the drought area came up Mc less. Overcasts In other parts of supervisor made an aerial survey RalnfaU In the 24 hours ending was reported injured. feaUM U, t!U press Creek near Jefferson, Tex. Morries observed t&at ' aee ec u oa April aftri the State were breaking up, Thursday of the Hidalgo County at 6:30 a.m. Included about 3 One twister struck In and near tS. He said 3514.000 kas been spent knows really just what k wM," (react catted by Beaumont, the only point report- flood area. He said 3M homes in Incbea in downtown Houston, 1.58 Wetumpka about 6 a.m., smashing HUh tamper-tu-r planning the 0.W0.W project the governor easervea vaa a ugyjl MEsMMfV tf cM. light 10 UU to - ing precipitation, had a rain communities were affected but at Marshall and Lufktn. 1.41 at two buildings there, while another - dt It Johnson said six disastrous twlnfcla that "vcuVe had aaara ax- Ha said that " came up. dis- llll- lovtit UU du shower as the sun that not aU of them were in Coralcana, 1,40 at Galveston, 1 13 storm hit two miles north of Enter- M la till ttuluum floods had occurred la the area perleiice with drought thaa rala put! verytaiae: passlatt fseea Ominous wind clouds that built tress. at College Station, 1 Inch at Cor-- prise in southeast Alabama two FAm itlattU IU date tJS in 20 years and that one in 1945 there, haven't your Juat as I haaw yett sea at fee leas! &!xbt 1b aaU pus la IKS. atTasattne ty lata Thursday East The supervisor, Douf Tritae, usruu im M at Tyl, kours UUr, causad w asuuM la Tt, Vfjmmsaraad that lavas. 4 i ,

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Hawkins T&P survey, bored down from south and 330 from west lines, clerk chasing him was closing Dads way evening Association will set under No. was completed a to 7,245 feet la lime and shale. survey, reached 11, in, .the man threw the can ot at each other Thursday In shortly, was announced here at 1 Griffin for it 1-- to ground. The clerk 24 hour pumping potential ot 29 B Clayton, C NW 856 feet In coffee the the annual Father and Son banquet and Road Committee of the Lamesa Phillips No. shall. got eaaaaaaaaaaW ot oil. picked it up, and the man of Junior HI-- Y at the aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaK. JvaBBBBBBBBBBBBBBmVJHIeKil,IUHilllMHMBuH of Commerce and the barrels SE, T&P survey, hit 6,860 the First BBBBBBBBBaifc'BBBBBPipsMlBjBfBKigr w Chamber The new discovery was drilled away. Presbylcrlan Church. BBBBBBBBS. aP HlKhway 180 croup. Mitchell BVBaBaBaBSaBSVS r vwpSV"'w "wv to the reef, but failed to produce feet In lime and shale. The man had walked out the Members ot the club had earned Carl Rountrce is chairman of the oil In quantities Falcon No. 1--A Clayton and door ot the store a few min- the money to fete their Dads Oliver Rhodes is di- commercial there. Ibex and R. F. 'Wlndfor No. 1 committee and Location Is on the edge of the Johnson, C NW NW, T&P utes earlier without paying for at the oanquet Approximately 75 at- rector of the 180 organization. Elmo Daniel, C NE NE," the coffee. The clerk saw him, Relnecke Field. survey. Is drilling to 8,126 feet In tended. Rotmtree Is urging as many Completions also in survey, has been completed In and the chase resulted. A father and ion combination, possible to were made black shale. at attend the the Weslbrook Field ot Mitchell the Weslbrook Field for Lucian Jones and Dennis Jones, annua) meeting Highway ISO Brahaney No. 1 Acosta, 330 from of the County the Parochial Bade potential 134 oil. each had a look at the other. association which will be held at and south and west lines, northwest 137 ot barrels ot Field ot Sterling County. acres ot T&P survey, Some 11 per cent of recovery was Tax On Young Dennis concluded that fa- Seminole Monday. Credit thers were a pretty good lot after Mrs. Matt McCatl. secretary of kicked oft and flowed salt water, water. Gravity ot oil Is 28 de- swab- all, and his Dad said that 'teen- the association, reported on the Borden oil and basic sediment after grees, and the gas-o- il ratio Is esti- was agers needed a lot of things but highway situation and described a bing operations. Flow at the mated at 100-1- . Total depth is 3,070 Cosden Petroleum Corporation 11 per Irrigation Pipe most ot all the personal Interest bottleneck in. the highway develop rate of barrels hour feet, and the 54-Inc- h casing goes to .bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbh and H. L. Hawkins announced the throueh perforations between 9,034 and arfectlon from' their fathers. ment that exists In Park County. 1 2,630 feet. Top ot pay b 2,416. Per a past completion ot their No. T. L. and 9,044 feet. There Is no break Tom Henry Guln, speaking as She explained a situation in Palo Wolfcamp discovery forations are between 2,416 and 2,550 president ot the club, reminded County Griffin as a down ot fluid content as yet. Asked In Bill aaaaE iHHmiur Pinto described as a "haz ur feet with a pumping potential fathers that now was the time to BBBBaeKflBBBH tTSSBBHBiH-v.- -l Lamesa meeting ".V3"V TrlBfHTT"1lBa'l ard" and the of 29 of oil. was no be with their sons, because in r f adopted a resolution to be sent to barrels There more gravity meas- Dawson Sterling According to word received from too years It would be too the Palo Pinto County commission- water on test, and few late. gas-o- il ured 36.6 degrees. The ra BUllngi-le- y. Washington this morning. Senator Beverly Young and Mary Walk ers and the headquarters of the Humphrey No 1 J. L Brothers Big Spring tio is 500--1. This project, on the Bokln of Price Daniel has asked the Sen- er entertained with three vocal 180 association at Austin asking that C NW NW, T&P No. 3 Bade has been completed In edge of the Relnecke field, was 9,146 to ate Finance Committee to include numbers. Ronnie King, furnishing this hazard be removed. survey, perforated from the Parochial Bade Field for a 24 at- originally drilled to the reef lime out 7,000 a provision In the new Income Tax his own mandolin accompaniment, Mrs. McCall also urged a good 9.172 feet and swabbed hour pumping potential of 290.48 at a total depth ot 7,055 feet. Oil op Revision bill to permit farmers a sang two selections. One of the en- tendance at the Seminole meeting feet. There was little fluid, and of oil plus 25 per cent wa was not produced In commercial barrels deduction for the Installation of tertainment highlights wss the pres- at which Ike Ashburn of Austin, erator Is preparing to acidize. ter. Gravity of oil Is 23.3 degrees. general manager of the Texas quantities In the reef, and opera Pacific Coal and Oil No. underground concrete pipe. In con- entation of "Doe Net." a take-o-ff Texas and the gas-o- il ratio is too small to tor plugged back to 6,484 feet for nection with Irrigation sys- on the popular radio-T- V program. Good Roads Association, will be 1 Dunlao. C SE SE, T&P measure. Operator acidized pay their present. completion In the wolfcamp. rnc survey. Is drilling at 9,002 feet in tems, as a current farm operating Cast of characters Included George 5H-lnc- zone with 3,000 gallons. Elevation Among h casing goes to 6,515 feet. expense. Peacock. Terry Stanley, Wesley those attending the time and shale. Is 2,519 feet, total depth is 1.336, Lindsey. and top of pay is 6.303. fenerat- C SW In making the request Tex Grlgsby, Frank Powell and Bill were M. C. M. E. Cascade No. 1 King. NE, top ot pay is 1,274 feet, and the sev the Who Said Old Times Were Best? Boren, ions are between 6,305 and 6,320 making as senator pointed out to the com French Fred Barbee. Bob Bradbury, D&SE survey, is en Inch string goes to 1,262 feet. E. D. David. Clyde Brannon. A. feet. Location is about eight miles 10,619 In lime ana mittee that such Installations will Welcome to the fathers was giv- drill-sit- hole at feet Location is 330 A spin In this indent wicker buggy filled to enchant northwest ot Vincent, and e from south and aid In the en Lewis Porter, and Frank- Carolyn Miller, W. Hedberg, It repre- G. Waugh. Frank Ltddell, Skeet chert. 2,193 conservation ot water bv but to her grandfather, John was 1.342 from north and 1,303 from east lines, southwest and ot Irrigation lin Williamson led the Invocation. long-tim- e Hedberg he Noret, Gordon McGulre. Carroll that this feature sented realization of a desire. bet hit children from west lines, 200 acres, survey. would some day give their children a ride In the buggy, which once Tune, DeWaune Davis. Fred Har Glasscock farming Is very Important. George Oldham, who with Fisher carried Hedberg's wife. Dapper in his top hat. Hedberg takes Caro- grove and George Norman Jr. Under the present law expendi Mays, Is a sponsor, was master of Superior No. 14-5- Jones. C SE lyn for a trial run along the shore of Lake Harriet In Minneapolis. Hunt No. 1 Houston, C NE Soldiers Ask For tures made by farmers to im ceremonies, and the banquet com survey, a Mc-Mah- Next Sunday they'll be In the Easter parade. (AP Wlrephoto). SW. has T&P survey, is reported prove their land are required to be mlttee was composed of Jerry total depth of 8.175 feet, and opera at 7,247 feet. 'Pen Pals' Here capitalized rather than deducted Terry Stanley. Franklin h Repair Work On tor Is preparing to core. as a current expense. As passed WllMamson.and Tommy Pickle. Old- Western No. 1 Beal. Great H. D. Two soldiers by the House of Representatives ham made the salesmenshln awards C SE T&P survey. Howard stationed in North' Tests Show Variation In SE, era Japan have the new bill woul allow the farm- to club members who sold their hit 7.678 feet in lime and shale. issued a call for Jail Completed Texas Crude No. White. 330 girl "pen pals" in Big Spring. er to deduct the cost of soil and quotas of candv In raising funds Alamo Corporation ot Lubbock Improvements for the banquet Women ot from north and east lines, southeast They are Pvt. Arlle R. McFer-- water conservation the Penetration Of Moisture announced that It would er a Quarter, quarter, Wil- as a current expense, up to a max First Presbyterian Church served Modification and repair work on well formerly drilled by British northeast tin, from Arizona, and Pfc. How down T&P survey, is reported at 4,385 liam Webb, from imum of 25 per cent of the gross the mell. far did the recent cover, the penetration was six the Howard County jail was ap American to 8.096 feet. will be E. Alabama. The ground? It in lime. two men In Co. H, Income derived from farming in rains wet the inches, while on the same type ot proved and accepted this morn Alamo No. 1 H. D. Beal, 2.180 feet are 5th Cavalry Crude No. 1-- Winnie any one year. Underground lrriga That's the question many are ing county 1.980 south Texas Regiment, at Camp Chitose, Japan, rangeland but with good cover the by commissioners. from west and from SW T&P tlon pipe Is now expressly exchid Woman Is Treated asking, and It's the question for Southern Steel Company, T&P survey. The Thompson. C SW Mall sent to them should be ad penetration was 19 inches. bulkier lines. survey. boring below 2,490 201, ed from the bill, which Marlon Everhart of the Big of the jail, completed repair of project about 114 miles south- Is feet dressed to APO San Francis i Spring Conserva- The penetration was 18 inches on is anhydrite gyp. co, Calif. They girls be- wonservauomsts say mere Isn't For Wrist Injury Unit ot the Soil damages caused when five prison of Gall, and elevation is 2,395 in and ask that east Champlln No. 1 Myers. 330 tween ages 16 24 much concrete underground pipe In tion Service has the answer. moderately sandy rangeland with ers escaped about a month ago. Operations are to be by ro- Joe the of and write Martinez, Northwest techni- feet. west lines, to they to use In irrigation systems in this Linda Big Everhart and other SCS out cover, but It was 20 inches on The firm also changes in depth is 8,100 from north and them, and promise an Spring, was In Cowper Hospital to- pene- made tary, and listed at Is moving in rotary. section at present, but they ex- cians have made moisture this type of soil where the cover the manner in which T&P survey. swer every letter. day receiving treatment for a barred wail feet. Boyles, 467 from pressed the opinion that Daniel's cut tration tests. That Is. they have was described as fair, and 30 inches sections are attached to ceiling of Texas Pacific Coal and on No. Lone SUr No. 1 McFerrln. serial number RA wrist sustained In a disturbance at dug down into the soil as far as good. south and west lines, east third, 19449982, says he Is five feet, 11 Idea, if embraced In the new law, where the cover was Tests the Jail. A W. Johnson, C SE SW, Gomez Drug Store last night goes aver- D. T&P sur- Inches will likely result In more wide- the moisture and for on this moderately sandy land were Commissioners inspected the survey, is preparing south 384 acres, tall and weighs 165 A man reportedly responsible for T&P 9,473 In lime and pounds. has spread use of this pipe for hand- age soil moisture penetration here made on slight slopes. work this morning. Robert L. Hill, vey, reached feet He brown hair and the Injury is being held In city jail eyes. 14476703, Is ling and conserving underground are their findings. Penetration tests on cropland construction superintendent for shale. blue Webb. RA today. He was charged with the of- On rangeland with tight soS. Lone Star No. 1 Merworth, C five feet, nine Inches, weighs 185 water. of showed that on very tight soil. Southern Steel, toured the jail with They point fenses drunkenness and disturb- nearly flat and without cover the nearly flat and bedded the mois NW SE. T&P survey, got pounds, and has red hair and hazel out that more farm ance. the county officials. Easter Seal installing underground con- penetration has been seven inches; went 19 down to 2.545 feet In anhydrite. eyes. ers are Pleading guilty to ture down inches, while Alteration work cost the county Irrigation pipe drunkenness on rangeland. tight soil, and with on moderately sandy soil, nearly ' Lomax No. 1 Collins, C SW SE. crete in the Lub- charges this morning. City Judge $900. Repair of the damage caused bock area every year, good cover the penetration has flat and bedded, the ground was 3&32-3- T&P survey, hit 4.703 feet and that W. E. Greenlees fined him $45. The Rev. Is this pipe not only gives bet-t- er been 23 Inches, or more than three wet to a depth of 36 inches. charge. To End In anhydrite and shale, with streaks Grooms them Judge set his bond at $100 on the Drive control of the water but saves disturbance charge ae- times as much as on the same Tests were also run on a pasture Suggestion ot Slaugh- of lime. after the - Sheriff Jess Oil No. 1 a great deal that would otherwise CUSed Pleaded not milltv Th man land without a cover of grass, on the A. H. Shroyer Ranch, north ter that two additional doors be Texas Pacific Coal and Kiwanis Speaker A Lily Parade on Satur- - C sur-- be lost to seepage and evapora-li- s being held In jail pending weeds, and litter. Big where had run-arou- downtown Bovles. NE NE. T&P fine of Spring, the land Installed In the jai) to tlon. On rangeland with moderately been pitted with the range pitting day will officially close the annual Vey. made It to 9,575 feet In lime The Ressurrectlon was one ot the payment and posting of bond. prevent the passage of items from & a K m 1 W rsW - --. - 1 Martin-Howar- fiinili In i " the shattered Another man who was tight soil, and a slight slope, but machine owned by d times that Creator treated at the f?D-.- , the Society For Crippled Children. sur-- history of the world, the Rev, Cowper last night for a cut arm was without cover the penetration was Soil Conservation District, L 1 engineeringLf J? Hanson. C SW SW. T&P six oa same type VL" Members of the XYZ Club will vey, Mt 9,185 feet In lime. The No. Jordan Grooms reminded mem fined a total of $70 in court inches and the as compared with moisture pene partment of the, Southern Steel Cross Service morning. this to dis- 1-- He cut his arm soil, with good cover, sell 'the UfHes the business B Phlpps. C NE SE, T&P bers of the Kiwanis Club while of but the tration on the same type of soil Company, HIH said. a penetration was 30 inches or five trict throughout the day Saturday. has bit turning at 9,722 feet in breaking window at Cllne's Cafe. on the ranch that had not received A recommendation for the In- officers said. Court fines were $25 times much. At the same time, area citizens Ume and shale. The No. D Spen Rev. Grooms, pastor of the First as the pitting treatment. All this pas stallation of steel mirrors to per- tor disturbance $45 On rangeland tight were encouraged to respond to the C NW T&P. Methodist Church, was present To Be and for use ot with very ture was classified as tight land. mit officers to see all sides of cer, NE. Saturday profane language in a public soil, nearly any annual Easter Seal campaign. Sup- to 9.512 In lime. ed by the Kiwanis Committee on place. flat and without On that portion that had been roof--s upport columns also Is under bored feet pitted there was 14 inches pene plies of seals were mailed out sev Texas Pacific Coal and Oil No. support of enureses and tneir spir- of study. He was Introduced by STANTON Dice Emery Cross. as compared eral weeks ago. and those who 2--1 SW NE itual alms. tration with only nine Read. C 79, who,spent nearly half a cen- THE inches penetration on the part that have not forwarded their contribu- survey. Is reported at 7,377 feet Robert Stripling. WEATHER Dr. W. B. Hardy announced tury as a resident of the Court- Services Set bad not been pitted. Reported Missing tions are being urged to do so. in lime and chert ney community, died suddenly at - pointed cut as a Envelopes addressed to tne Treas- 4 Winans, that plans were taking shspe for a JCOnTH CENTRAL TEXAS- Tttr thtl Everhart that Oceanic et al No. Lou his home early today. turnooa. tonight result of these moisture tests It John A. Luna, whose address Is urer, Howard County Easter Seal survey, 'Ladles Night' meeting ot the club and Siturdij Cooltr C SE NE. T&P air. Cross was stlcken with a Low, it itit o to titrtm norUi has been definitely established that cabin 10. Elm Courts, was report- Appeal. Box 214, Big Spring, were to 8,120 in shale. to observe the 25th anniversary Wrm,r In northvtit 8lurtf? drilled feet heart attack at about 7:30 a.m. WEST TEXAS range cover is very important for ed missing per- 2-- of Kiwanis activity In Big Spring. tali ifuraoon. For Miss Nail last night His wife enclosed with the seals. Other Oceanic et al No. Anderson, olfht tail StturcUjrtr Wtrmtr t. I Services will be held SttuMtf. kt The club was on here at Jj-- the maximum and most beneficial said be was last seen wearing kab-- sons who wish to contribute In the 330 from south and 1,040 from east local chartered ll la rtnhiadlf Setita ob- the First Baptist Church at 3 p.m. Loi ud tiMt moisture intake. pants and shirt with a green campaign may do so by forward lines, T&P survey, made April 16, 1929, and the special Plaint toalint says conservation-minde- d Saturday with the Rev. F. Services forMartha Louise Kail. He that jacket. He has brown hair and ing contributions to that address It to 5,430 servance has been scheduled for J. TXMrEBATUacS feet Fields, pastor g. S3, who died Thursday in theAll , ranchers manag-Sain- ts night the Big at Courtney, CITT in the district are eyes and drives a 1948 Chevrolet Funds derived from the Easter Oceanic No. 5 J. F. Winans, 330 next Thursday at MAX. KIN. Hospital where she was a lng their land so that adequate cov-nur- se Spring Country Club. He will be assisted by the Ablltnt n t Seal drive go to support the So from south and 2,277 from east AmarlUo n is wul , er for soil protection is Rev. H. L. Bingham of the at Fort Worth, be held maintained ciety for Crippled Children. The lines, T&P survey, dug to Ctilcafa u ss 10 Saturday. at all times. When ceU Friendship Church. Burial will be .. as at a.m. the crass HOSPITAL American Business Club Is han In Dnvr i Her rema&s were brought here short because of dry weather. Ever- 3.315 feet lime. McAlister Drivers In the Evergreen Cemetery under El Paao U M dling the campaign is Howard Machris No. 12-2- 8 Brown, C NW rort Worth SI U Friday the will hart says, these ranchers reduce direction of the Arlington Funeral OtlMiton 3 and final tributes NOTES County. SW, T&P survey, has Will Be Honored It be paid at the Eberley-Rive- r Fu their livestock numbers on the pas Home. Baa Antonio I M depth today of A298 feet In lime at. Lotili 1 4 ture or remove tne without Mr. Cross was In T neral Home. Burial will be In the BIG SPRING HOSPITAL Drivers ot the McAlister Truck born Coryell Sua lU tody at It p to, rtita family plot ot City Ceme- - wPU- - "i'i Youths Arrested and shale. County on Aug. 15. 1875. A stock. at I IS a ra the Admissions D. N Olaque. 620 Pan American No. 3 Jones, Inc Company will be honored this tery. I 100,000 fanner, he came to Martin County W 4th; Dr. T. M. Collins, 906 Scur- Two teen-ag- e boys were 1,258 and 2,498 evening for more than miles was daughter arrested from north from ana seiuea at Courtney 48 years Miss Nail the of' ry. Jesse Henry, Lamesa: W. A. Thursday afternoon Bring a east lines, T&P survey, and nearly four months without an 'Si. Nail of Colo--1 for ago. He had not been active for MARKETS Dr. and Mrs. B. E. Kawllng. Gall Rt; Benny McChris-- gun in ot 6,706 shale. accident of J. Echols, 64, the area west is at feet in several years. rado City and granddaughter tian. Box 1222, the 1200 block ot Gregg About 25 drivers will be treated Mrs. Leo Nail of Big Spring. I Street Surviving are one son, Sid Cross, LIVESTOCK DlsmlssalsWllllam Gibson, 902 Both to a steak dinner at the Wagon Born in Atlanta, on Aug. 28, were lectured and released Martin Courtney; one dsuahter. Melvla rORT WORTH vn CatUa its: tUaer. Ga. W 4th Dr T M. Collins. 906 Scur to the custody of their parents, Wheel restaurant, F. D. Williams, Oood aaa cholca alauihur ttttra ana 1929, she had lived much ot her Tor company, Cross, Courtney; one brother, Bert Itoo-JJW- : com moo and madlam Dies ry. Murial MIze. Box 1425; W. Long, county SUnoUnd No. 2 Gladys H. Cow-de- n. safety director the W. A. E. Juvenile officer, rtarltnn 10SO-M- 00-- life with parents in Colorado Thursday wtoss, west Beacn. fat coa bulla 10 tt her Martin, 1ZZ1 E I6tn. reported. C Ntf NW, T&P sur-- reported. The drivers have not Fla.; 00 food aaa cholca ilauthur caltta City. After completing high school been involved in an accident this three sisters. Mrs. Ora Coffman. IT 1 oo, maoism and lovtr iradaa 10.0O-11- at Colorado City, she attended Jerome E. Echols. 64. a resi year, Williams said. Goree. Mrs. LUHe Graves, Acker-l-y, ltofi full? iltadr Cnolct 0 Is Texas Tech and then completed dent of Howard County for the past The dinner Is set for 7:30 p.m. and Mrs. M. Graves, Odessa. butcher SI 00 aowa S4 00 ber nurses training at the Lub- 50 j ears, died in a local hospital George OMham, secretary for the He also leaves four grandchildren. Shttp M itauihUr 'printda.Iambi rold bock General Hospital, specializing at 11 20 p.m. Thursday. our ataadji other clum poortr taiud Oood McCarthy Seeks News 'Leak' Citizens Traffic Commission, Is to and sev and cholca iprtni lamba 14 M: utility and Id obstetrics. Mr. Echols was a native ot Abi speak. eral nephews and nieces. tood iprlnitn SO J 00, titim? and SOd Subsequently, she taught obste- lene, but came to Howard County atad wtUtcra II 00. trical nursing In the schools ot the as a south and was engaged in Laredo Jets Collide Wichita Falls General Hospital farming. For the past 14 years Probe; Mundt Ignores Demand Minor Accidents CARD OF THANKS and John Gaston Hospital in Mem- be had made his home at 700 s, Reported In City LAREDO m--i Two Laredo Air We sincerely thank everyone for phis. Tenn. Miss Nail was the first with a sister, Mrs. B. P. Force Base Jet planes their kindness. It was greatly ap- By O. MILTON KELLY newsmen about the Army docu that McCarthy and his aides collided In preciated during Texas nurse to receive a certifi- Harris. Two minor accidents were re the air yesterday but both craft the loss of our tn-S-en. one. cate in techniques of the Surviving are four daugh- WASHINGTON Mundt ment "sought by improper means" and ported to police Thursday after returned to the bate with their loved (R-S- The Wimberly Family painless child birth. She was an ters. Mrs. Joyce Neil Alexander pushed ahead today with But in his call for an investiga- by "threats" against Army people noon ana mgnt uuicers ssia tne re pilots unharmed. almost lifelong member of the of WlUlston, N. D.. Mrs. Ray Pen-lc- k scheduled plans for a televised tion of the matter, McCarthy ssld to win favored treatment of a apparently were no injuries. Methodist Church. About a yeax of Houston. Mary Echols ot Ba-- 1608 Jennings. probe of the McCarthy-Arm- y row In Houston, Tex., that he was draftee, Pvt. G. David Schlne, for Ima Shaw Cox. aco the first became ill. kersSeld. Calif., and Betty Echols and Donald Hayworth, 1700 merly an unpaid subcommittee in- Lee THE THEATRE AD ON Besides her parents, she leaves! of Arnegard, NJ).: three sisters. In the face of demands from the "very surprised that Symington Donley, operators of vehicles MARTIN LUTHER ON vestigator. Except for pointing up were PAGE 6, II a brother, Fred Nail, student at Mrs. C. A. Philpott of Carlsbad, McCarthy camp for another inves violated the Senate rule." And he Involved in a collision In the 1500 SEC. TODAY IS INCORRECT. Texas Tech; two sisters. Mrs. N. M., Mrs. Willie Davis ot Los McCarthy's reported role in the IT SHOULD READ AS FOLLOWS: tigation before the public hearings said any Pentagon officials who affair, the sew bill of particulars block ot Gregg about 4:15 p.m. Lynn Labbe. Wichita Falls, and Angeles. Calif., and Mrs. Harris 11 p.m. get under way. "leaked" parts of the report earli- was generally similar to the An accident at in the Mrs. Bob Swartwood. Dallas. of Big Spring; four brothers. S. B. 1200 block of West 3rd was between charge Echols Big Spring. Mundt acting chairman of the er should be cited for contempt charges contslned In the lengthier STARTING Services here will be in ot Joe Echols csrs driven by Gary Martin Over-stre- et. ot the Rev. Jack EUsey, pastor ot and W. M. Echols, both ot Mid Senate Investigations subcommit The Army report, sent to the document made public In mid' March. Webb, and Roosevelt V. the Methodist Church in Colorado land, and Vernon Echols of Fres tee during the inquiry, professed subcommittee ss a basis for Its Harris, Los Angeles. Tues., April 20 aty. He will be assisted by Dr. no. Calif. hope the public bearings would McCarthy at that time put out In public inquiry, alleged P, D. O'Brien, pastor ot the First Four grsndhlldren also survive. start next Thursday as planned case the countercharges that top Army of Pall-toarc- were Baptist Church In Big Spring. rt Funeral service will he held at despite those demands and reports flcisis using Schlne as a Theft Suspect Is will be Howard Nail, Jack Nalley Chapel, but the time for the Army would be asked to re- "hostage" to ward off a subcom- Nail, Raymond Nail, Lynn Labbe, service had not been set st noon work its case. Lamesa Planning mittee probe of Army trestment ot Held In Houston alleged Communists, and that they Sob Swartwood, and Gent Fletch today. The Rev. Cecil Rhodes will The call for Geneva Moody, who Is charged IJuijsjjyujIIRHHB er. officiate, and will the came from Chairman McCarthy Straw Hat Day attempted to divert the subcom Burial be in - here with auto theft, is being held (R-Wi- s) mittee's attention to other branch- Qty Cemetery. and Roy M. Conn, the by Houston authorities, the sheriff Legion LAMESA (SC) The Retailers es of the armed services Members of the American subcommittee's regular counsel. a a department reported today. Prisoner Released Legion Com-- " eniea toe otners" SCt will be pallbearers, and following the release yesterday of Committee of the chamber of J""..aaaimi. She was chsrged In Justice Court LaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaVaWT nt cutstions, and it Is this swirl of yJIh taalIlIZffluiaBBBm After 14 Months naires will be in charge of grave the Army's "bill of par merce here Is making a survey of a week ago in connection with the side rites. ticulars ' against the senator and ail the merchants who sell straw chsrges and countercharges (hit ine invesugauons group wiin Mc disappearance of a car owned by Thomas Wilson wss released to his aides. hats to determine their wishes is J, W. Frazier. The car was parked the custody ot his attorney last Conn telegraphed from New setting a "Straw Hat Day." Carthy temporarily stepping aside Lamesa Business as chairman Is trying to clear up. in the business district when It dis- night, after nearly 14 months in York for "an Immediate investi At the same meeting of the com- appeared on the sight pf April 7. the Howard County jaiL Groups Plan Visits gation" to find out who violated mittee a subcommittee composed A further barrier to getting the The Court ot Criminal Appeals an earlier subcommittee decision ot J. D. Dyer Jr., George Reich probe under way on schedule came recent reversed his conviction on LAMESA ISC) Business groups not to make public the Army and Johnny Lyons wss appointed to light today with reports the new Dallas Man Gives Up Army document Itself Is "too gen- ' morals charge. He had been sen- are planning visits to five area charges until McCarthy's accusa to set up a progrlam for the tAUXKtSpltndot tenced to 23 yars in prison last communities in the sear future, It tions scalnst the Army also had merchants' observance ot Memorial eral" in some of lis language to A, Dallas man who thinks he Is St M jlfyPjrtM.lflL luty s. has been announced by Earnest been submitted and could be made Day on May 30. suit some subcommittee members being sought by Dallas authorities ,.ttk$Drm jaSftmtaLeatiei The conviction was reversed by Moody, chairman of the committee public. Those attending the meeting and staff lawyers. gave himself up here esrly today. appeals court oa grounds of arranging the plans and programs. Conn made clear he was not re- were Dick Collins, Ernest Moody, One Informed committee source The man said he may be wanted ta,OTjtwr($F ILaBH SBamVfHMMaVaaajeale fmutfleleat evidence. The first three communities to ferring to Sen. Symington (D-M- Trscy Campbell, Paul Crow, Jake said the group will discuss whether on child desertion or non-supp- BUI charges In Dallas, called Sher- a motiom 1 Wilson had been la Jan here since be visited bVthe Ltmesaas. Moody the subcommittee member who Lippard, j. C. Bayless, David. to bounce be document back to He JrOPai0USrtMl ,. riPitnm -- W arrest on Feb. It. 1SSX A states said, will be Patricia. Welch and gave out the Army list of charges. E. B. Honeycutt, Fred Barbee, Con- the Pentagon for a fast rewrite iff Jets Slaughter about 3:M a.m. HTcsaiUtff sftfttloa tor rehearing oa the sp-- Klondike. Later visits will he m Symington said he did to because rad Davis, Nel Booths sn4 De-- Job, or to demand a supplemental today to ask that he he placed to I"" ptu was osaiM WeoMtuy. to GUI and O'DeuclL, 1m saii. ei previous "piecemeal leaks" to Wsyse Davto. statemtnt to clear u seese pelsti. jau. Big Spring (Tcxaa), , Herald, Fri April 18, 1884 Richard Widmark Leaves Studio 'emetitf bbbbbbbbbLbbLbbbv )BBBBHtaBBAiikwSW LVIbbbbbbbbbbbbbbH om To Free-Lanci- ng cmj Court Success 221 W. 3rd Dft 44241 By BOB THOMAS date my position In pictures. I like "My Pal Gus," ha remarked. HOLLWOOP Ml Today Rich- making movies, and I'd Ilka to con It didn't do much business, partly Wldmarkfchocks tinue in this medium. ard out of his con- because the studio Just let it sneak SAVE ON WARDS SaBBrBBra tract at 20th Century-Fo- x to try "I haven't cared much for tho frec-lanc- past out. didn't even get a big playing V'BT(HHBk7!IHP''IBB his wings as a o actor. films I have made in tho four It Ho loaves on somewhat of a sour year. A lot of them have been date In New York. The studio also SATURDAY SPECIALS note, but ho Isn't hitter about it. commercial but they haven't been didn't get behind 'Panlo In the really prestige pictures. .1 Ills last picture at tho studio Is I don't Streets,' another picture X liked." expects want Just prestige pictures either. "Broken Lance," and ho But he admitted that part ot the BBBBBsaPJrflrJrTPFMijryilwciTO to get fourth billing In It, under I want a combination of commcr- -. j iBJHBBji1 Spencer Tracy, Jean Peters and clal and prestige." difficulty was that ho played nice Robert Wagner. I asked which was tna last pic- guys in those two films. "It's a good script, but I don't ture ho liked. "The audiences expect to see me havo anything to do in It," he com- "It was a little comedy called as a rough-toug- h guy," ha ob- mWmSlWt'- - r W r teWJm l ' SbbbbH mented blandly "I suppose I couTd served. "When I play a nice fellow, mxr raise a big fuss about the role and they're a little disappointed; they saMSLIwft4 I. f tho billing, but what good would Thornton Explains don't know what to make of it." t r rvivS It do me? It doesn't mean that "I'm aware ot that, and in the iPvl much. State Must Match next two years I don't plan 4o "It Just seems kind of silly to shock them by playing too nice a me for a studio to spend seven Federal Fund Hike guy. Whatever I do will have the years in building up a name, and element of toughness they expect." then toss it away- - in the last GALVESTON Ifl-- The 52 million ' f V F I. MBbbBbBbBbBbSJbBbBbI picture." dollars In federal highway funds I He worry. the ibH 1 1 J.VITF I I A should Since. word which Congress Tex- f A A got around that he wasn't signing approved for FEATURING AViBiB again at the studio, he has been up as Tuesday will become available to his elbows in scripts. Tho first only It Texas raises $48,600,000 to u4 one he has chosen is "A Prize of go with It, says Highway Commis- HZ. saT MBW i Gold" Independent TatjK:! . fc iBBIBBffiiifctofeJRwJ? bbbHbbbHI for an company. sion Chairman E. H. Thornton a" "f He'll transport his family to Eng- Jr. PLAY Thornton expressed confidence ' liSr - DENIMS land, and the film will be mado the Legislature in January will fe there and In Germany. He has ho Private Easter Parade - provide the necessary funds. Immediate- phns after that. "Under the new federal aid bill. "But Intend to concentrate on Mr. .and Mrs. James Castlgll pote In Washington with their seven daughters and one son, all dressed I Texas will received 52 million dol- 1 one-tim- e movies the next two years." for a preview of their Easter parade attire. Castlglla, a catcher with the Philadelphia Athletics for he lars as compared to $34,500,000 It 3 yards and a former fullback with the Washington Redskins before h retired In 1948 to head a Washington said. "I am going to try for good received last year," Thorntoa ex trucking firm, holds three-months-o- ld Marian. Left to right are Mrs. Castlglla; Kathleen, 11; Susan, 10; scripts, and if I can get a couple plained. "In order for Texas to Stripes and Solid Colors Claire, 8; Mary Christine, 6; Frances, 4; Eileen, 3; and Jim Jr., 2. (AP Wirephoto). of really good pictures behind me, receive this appropriation, it will 36-Inc- perhaps go to stage. All h Wide and Wash I'll back the be necessary for us to put up $48.-- Fast The important thing Is to consoll- - 600,000. Immediate action will aBsias5BsiaSia3 AT LITTLE WHITE HOUSE therefore be needed in January Easter Well by the Legislature to provide addl HOOT CURLEY Bonnets tlonal funds for this purpose." Taxed, Group Claims Direct From Give LOUISIANA HAYRIDE Dulles Will Eisenhower UV-N- SANTA FE, N. M. o mat Texas Women Get ter how cuts mild ay's Easter bon Arts Group Posts net may be, the Taxpayers Assn. Sat. Nite, Apr. 17 of New Mexico sees only taxes. WASHINGTON IB The National Personal Report On His Trip Also All "hidden" except the state Society ot Arts and Letters yester sales tax, feminine hats now bear day elected Mrs. Florence watklns BOZO DARNELL AUGUSTA. Ga. Ul President alliance io stem the spread of Uance similar to the North Atlantic their share of at least ISO taxes, of El Paso, Tex, as a vice president get a re- Elsenhower will personal communism. collective security agreement. the association says. ana iures. ixaumi ooiuiarui, oan port from Secretary of State Dulles He In And Many Other Artisfi The President's vacation head- termed the situation Indo- These are levied through the pro- Antonio, as chaplain. here Monday on United States ef- china and the rest of Southeast cessing transportation, fabri- Mrs. Werner C. Knoop, Little aVBBiBij9ByKV I suBlP' quarters announced late yesterday and kaaaBHFBaBBaasBCriaaikLap i dSiBSBp forts to forge a Pacific defense Asia disastrous, and added that the cation, design, assembly, trimming, Rock, wa3 installed as president BIG that Dulles, Just back from Londoa "disaster would bo compounded" packaging, packing and handling, succeeding Mrs.- - Jack Lapham, SPRING and Paris conferences on Indo- It Indochina were lost eventually distribution, display, sale and San Antonio. china and Southeast Asia, will fly to the Reds. delivery. JAMBOREE To Yesterday dis- Easter says as- copra, Foundation from Washington to meet Elsen- Elsenhower Men's suits, the About 3 million tons of CITY AUDITORIUM patched a message praising the sociation, have only 113 taxes of the dried meat of coconuts, is pro- 30c and 60c hower. kingdom of Laos in Indochina for the same sort. duced annually. The announcement came a few Its "inspiring defense against for MATTRESS PADS Boost Industry hours after Dulles had returned to eign aggression." the United States after winning The presidential message was on British and French agreement to the occasion of Laos King Slsavang Suggested Here work toward a Pacific pact. Vong's 50th anniversary as mon- $297 C. Hagcrty, arch. Elsenhower congratulated each James White House press secretary, said that Dulles the King and added: vWwkS Fufl StM The of founda- at same to Regular 3.59 establishment a In addition to reporting on the Londo- "I wish the time (Zyme tion to provide capital for indus- n-Paris negotiations will "ob- express my hope that the people will many try development In Big Spring has tain the President's guidance on of Laos contlnuo for 221 W. 3rd .Dial 44261 BBsissaaaB years to benefit from your wise jBpBBnBHBJpBmag been suggested by two Chamber of tho upcoming NATO conference and the Geneva conference." and courageous leadership which Commerce committcca. He will spend two or three hours has been so vital a factor in the Both the new Industry commit with Elsenhower at the Utile: Inspiring defense of your kingdom tee and the established Industry White House at the Augusta Na against foreign aggression." The President and Mrs. Elsen- committee have suggested such a tional Golf Club, then return to SAVE hower were Joined at his Easter SATURDAY foundation. Washington. Ho will fly Tuesday $50 night to Paris for a meeting of holiday headquarters last night by Dual purpose of tnc proposed their son John, an Army major foundation would be to funds isortn Atlantic Treaty nations, then make go on to stationed at Ft Bennlng, Ga., his available for assistance to estab- Geneva, Switzerland, for BaVmil A SiBbtBBBbtA con- wife Barbara and their three chil- a Big Four foreign ministers pBBrBaBBBBBBajasMBSfciSBSgMJSt--BlmvBsktif llaKvVkA8 vBSsaaWBsrSt. lished industries while at the same drenDavid, 6, Barbara Anne, 4, iNBBVBvBaiBBVBaV money en- ference starting April 26. X'BBHBaBBBBBBPflBBBHBttBBBBHtBBBBa time raising for use In. and Susan, 2. couraging -- ew industries to locate Representatives of Communist here. China will sit in at the Geneva wing paias of BBBaaMMBBBSBBBrJIKlBBTaTaw The industrial foundation was sessions, but not as participants, Don't keep oa saff aronlzlaf merely suggested In the two recent together with U. S., British, ArthritisRhenatisaNeMitis committee meetings, no defi- French and Russian officials. these and Dulles said SEE US TODAY about new. RECEIVING BLANKETS nite steps were taken toward con- on his return to this wonderful, and medically proved crete action. country yesterday that he was well tablets for the relief with outcome It was pointed out In the new in- satisfied the of his from those nagging miseries. Scldby dustries committee, of which Vance London and Paris talks aimed at COLLINS BROS. DRUO Lehkowsky is chairman, that any creation of a Pacific al-- bbBbBbBbBbHbbVbt IibH bB money raised for the project would BBbBbBbBbBbHBbw' BbH'BsB 3for$1 HP-''- ' eBaVBsfl be considered an investment rath - er than a donation. A system to BaBaBaBaBsflBKBbBbBbBbBbBbbIsBP? fLBaf'HBBBj aBJ Large 26x34 Inch Size Choke Of 5 Caters amortize the investments over a SAVE ON WHITE'S . BBBBbhBBbb period of years would be worked .jsbbbkxBbBbBbBbHB ;H;H out. BbBbBbHsB The established Industries com- SATURDAY B'H mittee, headed by E. B. McCor-mlc- k, MORNING BbBbBbBbHsH will contact several business Mil MEN'S men concerning their views on bbBbLLLLLHbbW' " 7sbH such a foundation. bBbBbBbBbBbBbBb1bbbbk JjrJr bBbBbBbBbBbBBbbBBsk - - BBBBBB1 TWILL Meanwhilo the Chamber is to BbbBbbBbBbBb1bW"j apT BbM conduct surveys on the available SPECIALS ' business houses in tho city, the BMggajR tlM UNIFORMS BBrBrBBrBrBBrBrBHSaBB' " '' )9PJP"SifllBasefl8aBBBBrBBrfl sites available for Industry here. BbBBbBBbBBbBBbHBibT " rlBBaBBBBpHiBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB the businesses wnicn could be ex- BBBBBbbBbBbBbBbBmbBI LffaPEBBBHBVBBBBBBTaBBBBBBBBBi panded with additional funds, and SHIRTS the prospective industries interest- ed in locating In this area. The members of the established Industries committee suggested that LBBBBBBBBBBHBBBBBBBBBBalBilBSBBBHeSBBBM there Is a present need for a greenhouse here to produce vegeta- ' bles for sale, and that there Is need for a milk plant. BBBBBBBBaBBWyAS'f sBafM PANTS BBTJBTafafafafafafafafafflBBBBBBBBHKS-iiBKe- flfBTBBfBBTBBTSBVA Texas Man Named BBBBBBLHiS-MBHe-HOBbTJlA!&i&iiIFS bBbBbBbBbH " In Receiving Count faHLf-'iBB- f TORT WORTH W A federal BbBbBbBbBbBbH Se.' -- 5 grand Jury yesterday indicted Ken- w. V5?5BtS7HK3SeM 0ur regular 2M shirt ami I neth Bramlett, 20, Decatur, on a B.B.Hlt.1 PBB pants rtducad Saturday 1 'ibbbbbbbUBbVbVBbVBbVA- - IS charge of receiving and concealing IXbBbBbBbBbBbu 't'VtV'V.rMmBMKm.iV.WS)CiiBBBBBBBBBBBW'rCTCLaBBBnBBBBBBBBBV: iBBBBBBBBBBSBBBBBBlkB HHB $20 taken In the armed robbery Jt LSlBBBBBBBBBBVBBBaBBBV HRQKi "' Tan or srty. 1 ot Farmers & Merchants State ONE GROUP TABLES HaV Bank ot Krura. bBbLH2sBHBbBbB9 Howard Lavor Walker. 21, alto ef Decatur, was given two Cocktail, End, Lamp and prison terms after pleading guilty to the $1,200 robbery In U.S. Dis- Step Tables Of All Kinds! trict Court at Sherman earlier this week.' Bramlett said he drove with Walker to Mexico after the rob Regular $9.95 to $24.95 bery but declared ha aiant know 21-INC- H a robbery had been committed. He BIG BLOND CONSOLE surrendered at Decatur, ha said, after learning be was sought for SATURDAY questioning. $ 00 $10 Delivers AtM Prof Sees. MORNING $750 1 Fly SMrta Ale 1 er W No,Farm Price Rise 't-m- EacK - r 222 TORT WORTH IB Farm prices SPECIAL . ; . aren't likely to rlio this year and WOf I the farmer'! only way to make mora money U to produce more Regular 274.95 per acre, aayi Dr. R. T. Timra ot Mixmf tejii Texas A&M. YeVH hev cemflef TV eflJeymeflT wMh Ale hmdeewe Akttne cervtek wWi pM Dr. Tirnm, hed of the Depart- ment of Agricultural Economics 214ikH screen tt BKe4ucM Urge pktwrs fercmfsrtvlew)iie. Pktwre Is tleer and Rural Sociology, addressed the Texas Commercial Agriculturists m dietorlleii er vseweneae. SlwyWIid iurn fwmHs k4nt( ey retrm Council yesterday. The. council Is iintnii nrffinlzation of men em. e),eTCIIie)l"J ie)4jp n M JeteeWWi WItti iM UrSn wlsWrny ee)CIBfe)f4jej ejfVl ffrfi vffvj 9S Miitasj, SeaiSaT'ejJPlBil V ployed by business or industry to . .. Terms, worn wiin agnsuiiuiw,i..ita irk. m..i. ssvkifi when yeu buy ttl TV Se Ward, Ak eheut codl UxJiy 'I "MMBisiSslSMSsBlgpBaae 7 :,riWiiiiiiw''w

5 1 y- a, Around The Rim -- The Herald Staff A Bible Thought For Toda- ' - . .Jrre ' dv- - - v ,rO magnify the Lord with me, let us exhalt hlsnamo I'M ftXO- aw together.11 Ps. 34:3. Tho best way to do that is by Despite Dam Brefck, Bull Creek showing how perfectly wo reflect his lovo and kindness. -- May Support Mahon7s Proposal Wait-And-S- The ulnleni nHhi4 In tM M etter artlclta n this column ee Attitude Should f (he writer who slen them. Thy are net to be Interpreted at necessarily rtfltctlng the eelnlene tf The Herals tdltefs Note. The reeent rains which visited West damage and destruction they now cause. Prevail InOppenheimerCase Texas all but clinched a demonstration Tho magnitude of such a project, of of benefits to be derived from projects course, Is sufficient to shock many cau- The country rosy well share the atti- to serve the government. tious But perhaps It would be Oppen- which divert streams from their natural observers. tude prevafcnt among virions congres- Most of the charges relating to vision fore- years, course. well to remember that keen and sional groups respecting the case of Dr. J. helmer have been known for as Lake J. B. Thomas, the Colorado River sight, plus positive action, must lay the Robert Oppenhelmer: wait and tee. Every- various members of Congress and AEC Municipal Water District' big reservoir, predicate for rapid and vast develop- thing hinges on the current Investigation board members agree. However, the Inves- gained millions of gallons in storage says some new ma- ment by a panel set tip by the Atomic Energy tigating panel It has against future demands of Big Spring, Congressman Mahon has not asked that Ar- of which was not dis- Commission Itself, headed by former teria), the nature Snyder and Odessa, and much of it came actual work start on such a project He my Secretary Gordon Gray. closed. from a stream that wasn't In the lake's merely asked that qualified engineers Hlckenlooper no- has The usual uproar In Congress for Investi- Messrs. Cole and served original watershed. be assigned the task of determining the report if gations right and left has been lacking. tice that If the panel's Indicates The Bull Creek diversion channel put Idea has merit The leaders of the Senate-Rou- se Atomic the need tor a congressional probe their this added supply Into the lake, despite the Similar ideas have been "kicked arwfnd" to con- Energy Committee, Rep. W. Sterling Cole committee Is the appropriate body fact that its levies broke Monday night for years. There have even been propos- (It-N- and Senator Hlckenlooper a) duct It There can be no quarrel with This time a year ago all water from als that waters from the Great Lakes be have announced a bands-of- f policy that In the interest of Justice for tba the Bull Creek shed would have gone on channeled to more arid regions. It appears pending the AEC panel's report. Senator accused man as well as for the govern- down the river. Now, due to a purely logical that some definite and detailed sur- McCarthy, who says ho has affidavits pur- ment and people of the United States mechanical project run-o-ff from this veys will be required before theseldeas porting to show Oppenhlmer was once a the probe should be most thorough, and stream goes into Lake Thomas and helps can be developed, or rejected, aa the member of the Communist Party, says be carried out at the highest levels, by boost the water supply of three cities. case may be. has no plan now to get Into the case. "I men Interested only In the truth. The Bull Creek supply was cut In by That Is exactly what Congressman Ma- .wouldn't want to Interfere with anything One of the things all hands seem general-l- y Imply throwing a dam across the creek hon has proposed. that Is being done." he said. agreed: Dr. Oppcnhelmer's brilliant con- at an appropriate point and cutting a chan- His proposal already has run afoul of Oppenhelmer stoutly denies he was ever tributions to atomic development were real nel to the lake. some outspoken critics, and doubtless a Communist though be admits to Com- and substantial, perhaps Indispensable. In This, but on a much larger scale, was there will be more We trust that the Con- munist "associations" years ago. His ex- view of that he is entitled to a fair and !' ! 1 nbS431 what Congressman George Mahon waa gressman from the 19th District of Texas perience with Communists and fellow-traveler- s, Impartial hearing respecting his loyalty to SIKjgHH Wm:sg& thinking about when he asked for a study will not allow them to divert him from the he asserts, makes him more fit the United States. W by the Bureau of Reclamation concern- course he has laid out vaBmiLHLn Missouri-Mississip- Incidentally, ing floodwaters of the Some of his critics. are Valley. noted far more for their Interest In things is If these floodwaters, which cause Incal- past than in the future. Legislature Did A Good Job, culable damage at various times of every It engineering surveys indicate that the year, could be diverted into the South- Idea is not practical, that will be soon west they might well produce benefits on enough to throw In the sponge. Governor Has Gained Thereby a scope that would more than counter the WACIL McNAIR the people we send to Austin want Legislator back home from a month's when Capital-Thom- as special session In Austin are entitled to to get down to serious work, they can do From The L. Stokes --M-B re i- -o k receive a good word from Texans. In the so, with acceptable results. It demonstrat- ft8StvH b over-a- ll and represen- uiuierori picture, the senators ed that much of the strength of Texas tatives In Austin handled a difficult pro- government Is within the hands of Handling OppenheimerCase gram In commendable manner. still "How About Sending Them A Flag?" Of Some people may want to question the the legislative body. Just as it should be. rush of spending bills which were ground This is not of course, to take any credit out in the few days of the ses- Points Up Fear Of McCarthy last from Governor Allan- - Shivers, Actually, he sion, oa the major topics teach- but long assiduously to Isy the You may he parted company them. ers pay. and funds for labored and WASHINGTON remember with special Institutions the was pretty foundation for the work done at the spe- the famous story about President Abra- He was, withal, wiser for the experience, Job delegation well done. cial session. His program was approved HERITAGE DAYS ham Lincoln and the of ladles as he reveals In the amazing testament entirety. The that he had no who came to him during the CivD War The teacher salary proposition, a sharp in its fact if his mature life contained in his letter Issue couple of years, finally was "rubber stamp" legislature indicates that By MILLARD COPE to protest about General Ulysses S. Grant for a to the Atomic Energy Commission reply- met In what seems to us to have been be submitted a program that met with the because of bis whisky drinking. the most practical way. Most people rec- approval of most Texans. The President's reasctlon, you recall, ing to the charges raised against him ognized that the salaries should be raised, It can be said that Governor Shivers The Texan army marched to- was to inquire what kind of whisky it which everybody should read in Its en- bat didnt want to foot the MR. The Ux emerged from this session stronger as a ward destiny on April 16 and 17, was. For, drawled he with a slow grin. tirety. He fulfilled this concluding para approach that was finally evolved was as chief executive than ever before. And If he 1538. with Sam Houston, riding General Grant knew how to win battles graph: he'd like to give some of the general's preparing this satisfactory as any tax legislation can sees fit to want to continue in his office, along the lines to explain that the and "In letter, I hsve re the chances are that the majority of brand to his other generals. viewed two decades of my life. I have be. day of battle neared. Admitting session will ready to keep him there. That story popped immediately Into this recalled Instances where I acted unwise- The special demonstrated that Texans be meet- he had been blamed for not head with publication of the new stories ly. What I have hoped was, not that X ' BaLLLSsM- ing the enemy sooner, the com- Zmtat9 ' - j.ae glaTtH bBbH I about suspension by the Atomic Energy could wholly avoid error, but that I might pending What Days-Geo- rge mander expounded his plan that Commission, a security investi- learn from it. I have learned has, These Sokolsky gation, Oppenhelmer, "as soon as circumstances would jsstt;y THucxacmxs B9H of Dr. J. Robert I think, made me more fit to serve my iBS world-fame- d physicist. Dr. Oppcnhelmer's country." be done to advantage, permit it to achievement you remember, has been The "Oppenhelmer Case." as this la we should have it to our satis- merely to be chiefly responsible for cre- bound to be called, shows how monstrous Religious Groups Should Have faction." ating the atomic bomb. That itself, as a shadow Senator McCarthy casts over Refugee families struggled along we know, was responsible for an abrupt Washington and bow much of an in- with the army in a downpour of end of the war with Japan and for pro- fluence be has become with the mana- Prepared To Meet Onslaught rain that morning. Capis. Baker tecting us and the rest of the Free World gers of government There Is no question and Martin feared Houston frorfl Soviet Russia during the early stages but that the fear of the Senator Mitchell, formerly associat- ownership of property. They upon and the Jonathan P. Insisted planned to continue his retreat of the "cold" war" until we had or- spirit of fear he has generated among our ed with New Republic", when testi-fyin-g a scientific and statistical explanation They vowed to oust the leader and ganized our defenses. people the Administration The if be led last Decem- Committee concern- for human and name a new commander We wouldn't go so as to raise up ber to explore again before the Jermer existence behavior. It Harris-bur- g. far incidents that had veered from the road to t-- - ing his conversations with Harry Dexter was during this period that so large a num- flfij aawiaa. iLstU--tl tlgBi the ghost of Abraham Lincoln with such been investigated and for con- a quip as: a dozen years lnvohlng Dr. Oppenhelmer White, brought' out an interesting ber of really competent human beings The decision came where the cept that seems to be prevalent among "Find out what kind of Communists be and subsequently to suspend him. Every found refuge In the dialectical materialism road forked. Houston directed the many persons not only In the United refugees to the road up the associated with for w could use other new look at the case has hitherto only re- of Marxism. For some, the doubts continu- take men genius patriotism States but la other countries. It is the Trinity, with Capt Martin and his with the and of affirmed confidence of responsible mili- idea that the Christian era has terminat- ed; others Joined the Communist Party or company as escort To his cheer- Dr. Oppenhelmer." tary and civilian officials In Dr. Oppen- ed and that the next period in history associated themselves with allied move- ing soldiers, Houston ordered a No, that would not be fair. In fact, helmer. will be the Russian version of Marxism. ments; still others were repelled by athe- march to Harrisburg. , apologies are offered for having the flip- The case was publicized at this time. un- pant. Irresponsible in the It To many, this is inevitable even if ism and pragmatism. The Texan army, for the first recollection first is apparent, to best Senator McCarthy pleasant and they somehow adjust their time since its retreat began at plsce. It's the sort of vagrant thought that to the punch. He was prepared to spring thinking to a way of life which they hate None of the formal religions met the chal- Gonzales, was making an advance comes easy to anybody raised In our free It in his Texas speech next week, sched- but believe cannot be averted. lenge of Marxism as an alternative to rather than a withdrawal. Captain country. In these times, however, a con- uled Just the day before the Senate com- The following colloquy occurred before mystical religions and natural law; nor Karnes and trusted Deaf Smith, fession of it mlnht be enough to haul the mittee begins Its Investigation here Into ad- the Jenner Committee concerning Harold have they to this day because they have sklUful spies, reconnoitred in guilty "thinker" before some one or other himself, his aides and Army officials. Civiliz- vance to keep Houston Informed A LOAN," of our investigating committees. When McCarthy Laski's book, "Faith, Reason and been unwilling or unable to grasp the star- TEXIAN used to finance the revolution in 1836 is repro- Senator took out after ation": as to what his army faced. duced above. Negotiated in New Orleans, It called for repament In But to get back to the question the the Army some time back, he was strik- tling fact that Marxism is essentially a plodding march through "Mr. Grimes (committee counsel), Would religious movement a church, competing The five years, at eight per cent interest In lieu of cash, it provided Communists with whom Dr. Oppenhelmer ing at big game. But the Atomic Ener- Las-Id- 's heavy 'mud was halted .for a that "land may be at 50 per long ago you state, please, what the thesis of with Christianity, and oth- taken the rate of cents acre." Along the did associate briefly a time when gy Commission Is even bigger, especially Judaism. Islam night's dnly to be resumed right side of the loan are words "Six book was? er faiths for the mind and spirit of man. rest the hundred and forty acres he first came out of his scholar's refuge now with the hydrogen bomb and the Mitchell. think the thesis could the morning of April 17 a day of land." to look around a world glum with de- publicity "Mr. I Only since the end of World War II. be- through of the recent blasts and the put saying Second World that taw the Texans bog pression were near enough the average necessary secrecy be as that the cause of the antagonism of Soviet Rus- nr miM them quickly, ordering General Cos. at Santa Anna, startlnir his march of A. E. C. operations was end a great historic pe- ia n. ihai hrauaht make him see time how ab-- War the of sia for the United States, have any of the Har- - M Fort with 500 Infantrymen, to to Lynchburg, camped the night of in which lends Itself to bis special type of or capital-Is- m to a point six miles north of 3F1JZ riod, and that private business conservative groups permitted themselves 3om Wn Lynchburg. April 17 a philosophy they nurtured. So reckless exploitation. proved Inadequate, and that rUburg. at at Vlnce's Bayou. has itself to study the essence of Marxism. the faith which underlay it, the Christian Santa Anna, having already ar- The fashion used to be, still contin- one-tim- e faith, no longer any validity for the and rived at the capital, had had ues the prevailing religious and poli- people living in burned Harrisburg to the ground. Inez Robb's Column who were then; and that groups, assume to worked tical to that Marxism Is Mexican scouts were sent out Notebook Hal Boyle happily, the Russians had out a Just a movement to grab the spoils of pro- of system of economics a new faith determine Houston's line sew and duction and distribution, to develop a sys- Almonte re- Chris- march, and Col. Juan which could replace capitalism and tem of siatlsm which will eventually en- to Anna that tianity. turned advise Santa Scientists Should Take Time slave all of mankind to the Kremlin, or that the Texans were retreating toward Baseball Has Done Well "Mr. Grimes. LasU expressed himself it is a form of Russian Imperialism manag- the Trinity. Santa Anna moved as wholeheartedly In favor of the Russian ed by a gang of bandits in the Kremlin. As system as replacing both capitalism and long as the Marxist movement is approach- To Solve Poison Ivy Problem Christianity, did be not? ed from these standpoints, wO) not be By 'Perfesser' Stengel it Amid the shouting and the eye of "Mr. Mitchell. Yes, sir. -- defeated because its nature and strength all tumult the brave New Jersey woman who NEW YORK IK It looks already never quite gets around to telling. occasioned by the large, economy-siz- e hy- Concerning the book. Mitchell said: are cot understood. This Day is trying to call science to a higher task, as if Casey Stengel, who has be At the end of his drogen bomb, at least one common-sensl-c- "Mr. White said that this was by aH Mr. Mitchell was shocked that Harry talk I would advise her to enlist Justice Doug profound book which Dexter White never used the word, com- come the Bernard Shaw of the at the baseball dinner, he had the voice has been heard above the nerv- odds the most had ous tumult. lss In the crusade. In our lifetime, and that no munism, although be was so enthusiastic baseball world, is heading for an- guests helpless with laughter. been written In Texas But Is cry of unsung New Jer- occurs to me one with such uncanny about Laskff book, which was an enco- year, That the an It that a man seated had foreseen other happy one, trying to sum up the gist of housewife who Con- depth the way In which the mium of communism; nor could Mitchell By CURTIS BISHOP sey has written her on the bench of the U. S. Supreme Court and "Oh, no, not again!" some of my Stengel's speech, said, "All I can gressman demanding science quit fool- world was going." grasp why, when he was critical of La ski that trying at one and the same time to look and his book. White became so irate that friends are bleating friends who figure out he really did was en- ing around with the universe and settle Harry Dexter White was not alone in dignified and not scratch Is mentally and this. Whether was the secular education he started what might have developed Into Santa Anna's army set fire to take every victory by the New dorse the New York subway sys- down to the solution of such crying pub- it poison Ivy. emotionally ripe to the of the 1920s or the economic hardships a fist fight It does happen that when Harrisburg on this day in 1836 and York Yankees as a personal trag tem and say that a player could lic problems as an antidote for head fight for be- edy. things first, Is what this sensible of the 1930s, many young men and women men's beliefs n attacked, they may almost snuffed the life out of that hit farther if he ate steaks rather First freedom from fear of poison Ivy, come violent Harry Dexter White appar- prosperous town. Thenrosnect of watchlns the "Ol woman Is saying, and so say I, It has turned their backs on the traditional Texas , than hamburger Spring is to poets what ham is to eggs. ently believed profoundly that the Chris- The Mexican army, advancing Perfessor" lead his coupon clip-- sandwiches." probably occurred to her, as It has to concepts of the Western Christian civiliza- pers straight pennant Stengel Is a dinosaur, one of the And Bobby Burns wrote better than be tian era to an end, as Zoroas-trianis-m to a sixth roe, that she may be Incinerated sooner tion and found in Marxism an answer hid come st of theold time Players, and mystical once ceased to be a world reli- hoped to capture President David strikes them aaa catastrophe, and or later by a bydrogep explosion, knew when he caroled: to their rejection of a God and a already they yelping up is Inclined to brood at times be- - but social system based on the private gion,' and that Marxism was to replace Thirst ami he nrovMonal covem- - are "break it also doubtless has occurred to her, as it "Now Nature hangs her mantle green, ment of the rebel province In Hsr- - the Yankees before they break up cause every boy In America no hss to me, she may scratch herself the Judaic-- Christian civilization "inevi- longer dream bl U,Kue that On every blooming tree, tably." evolutionary forc- risburg. Fortunately those officials baseball." '" to death In the Interim. The Big because historic sport done well by this And spreads ber sheets o' daisies white Spring Herald es decreed it so. ho had chosen the town only a The hss "er. And in that case, the hydrogen Incinera- None of surprising. What is as mnnit, Mnp. ih.tr iifei Trtimm graying down prince with the mind tion sooner Out o'er the grassy lea." this is philosopher. He one can be rather than later, ai ns, time of has, as tonishing Is that the great religious orgsn-lzatlo- from the enemy, bad left in to far as I am concerned. As the owner of a small, weekend re- writer said, "touched all the bss-u-re which are the trustees for our avoid cspture. Anger at their fell-- I gather that this woman, even as I, treat in New Jersey, can testify that govern- - s" In 44 yesrs of playing and rnan-roe- nt I Srtkai oatay amta an4 tHUi; aruntaaa civilization, did not recognize the new to capture the Texian suffers In Uncommon degree from poison every blooming cov- acafit AatsrAa mr Blng. He hss collected a few oil OF FAMOUS PEOPLE tree in that state Is - force gird to meet Its onslaught on may have caused the decision ivy. with the onrushlng spring poison Ivy. arrrUATxo sfsnrsrArcaa, saa. and town. down msybe $100,000 a year, which T Paced and ered with s&ttna a mm cju Jaij u. tax, at our youth. to burn the season of anguish, on, no city omc at bi earns.biuu at As the Mexican army approach- - wells along the way, and drags another vernal It la From now gardener, visiting tt a. tua. uur who can sxt aitiutna int. ed Harrisburg most citizens fled. Is probably more than even Lassie such as we look the In slicker, picnicker, bird watcher or natur Tba liiwlim a wtatntw UUI t cry, "O, where tbm m M l9 ntaahwcastle erUui some of them burning their own earns. the fsce and death, Is lover will be safe. The happy lnnoceni lblM trn4 Ua pptt. W4 ifuikhIlb k4l homes to keep them from falling ."We play to win," be said the thy sting?" who sets out In the morning to cocimunt Mn pcitatiS henta. AS mm lor rtpatttutka Gadgets Aid Dog night dinner, The same March winds and April show- with will be night IPC npiri ara )m nunrf. into the hands of the enemy. When other at a .baseball nature back at aflara. TtfdiwWiUii u aoi ntpMMiM isr tay ton PORTLAND, Ore, the army went on only one home thrusting put a Jaw from a seamed ers that bring May flowers also produce from head to foot and yelling for the firs bHiImi m urpenecl trrar tba! Pher, inar ibaa u and It at tt out tewbjtfui a the dog aided by a hearing aid made by was left standing. face that looked as if It bad been . poison Ivy, a weed that knows no mercy extinguisher. it iwk4 to latr nnwi a la ft his master. Dr. M. Erwiu Phez The destruction of Harrisburg carved out of a walnut stump with and Is no respecter of persons. Within the And the sad thing sad, that Is, to the Makr bMS tbBMl IUU aw fU4H It Jr.? na turner, wc Www Ibaa lb ian inl at lata tar a got his name and picture In the papers was a serious blow to tne ilimi a ciaw ado re going psst few weeks, this dastardly plant made victim Is that a dose of poison, ivy la kat aaa Mtttta tfc mw ft ndK ' alt over the country. family, who bad founded the town to win that sfxtb one this year," an unprovoked attack upon the person of hilariously funny to everyone except the a ta)at f i4as Mtartuta ten as develop- was pure "stengelese," tera no aau in 1824 and bad dreams of The talk a Justice of the U. 8. Supreme Court, Loved ones who would rath- af4 at aaaii aij His master took him .duck bunting re- delightful a sufferer. die laBMUaa apaa lb ing metropolis Buffalo a riffling of his mind ee fTaaaaa caancut. cently. His shoulders were lamed by a real on deed that would send you or ma to dur-ran- er than laugh at a headache or the me- taaatauaa at aaj onta una a Bayou. another family, the through SO disconnected subjects. i Eataa tt aaaaat ta aai kwa i Bd rheumatism or arthritis. Doctor Erwin But for vile for life. grims will bust a gusset laughing over the sssSF"eUl a ibiia))y mumim atsa Mat Aliens, the disaster removed an It was like listening to a shrewd Mr. William (aBBjaa aa alatauoo lb triad a heat lamp treatment, but it didn't - But Justice O. Douglas was agony of even the nearest and dearest la i auuiaul Impediment to their puns for a and ageless child rambling to him- o gUd escape iafiarinms sua aaat do much good. Then he got two band - alone. rasasfturantao to with bis We that he the throes of Ivy Itch. Mai4, Hat an mail CSV aaafe afii Iran on th hvm. While Harris- self all 1114 no charges against Br warsBtn that are activated by chemicals. burg struggled to rebuild. A. C. Casey loves to talk, and loves the Ivy which 6o let science pull Its head out of the sUiwa-- ,u Jl ttusT aaiM H sewed pockets In Phez's csnvas coat develop- - poisoned him on his blister derby along mushroom-shape- d clouds long enough to tr aaa Mat W k nua M and John Allen started to double talk even more. He has hand-warmer- "WE ALWAYS the banks of the eld Chesapeake sssssssssssssssl M sat i U kM and buttoned in the s. nearby Houston, even- - a wonderful gift as a talker the 'mCANNOT k Ohio focus Its death ray on poison ivy. Surely, ment of and a Mai.,Nai fan OMJ6C, BUT WC CAN AL- Canal. The shoulder stiffness disappeared quick- tually the new town swallowed up air of Just being ready to disclose a- lesser matters, such as the can. WAYS STEAK UGWQLY- U these 9g MptiaC ItenUL Xti, April 14, 195 ly. lUrriiburg-- tremendous secret, a secret ha However, words ever meet the wait a week. 1 I . xmj,iaclm WVWKltfr' J

Motion Filed In Big Spring (texas) Herald, lit, Aprfl 1, 1B Democrats Declare They'll Not Railroad Battle ' llSBSBSBSBSBSBSBSBSBs! One-Side- & NEW YORK UV-- A legal action Let FH A Probe Be d to compel the New York Central SATURDAY, aeeVHeSVeaee riBHsVu bWBbbbI to transfer 800,000 shares of Cen aBaBaMF BKaBaBa 1 EVANS BBBaB "fBMBlBTTZZTK HBaBBMB1 tral stock to the two Texas million- APRIL 17 )feOWLAND JR. than the amount of the loans, with signed to stimulate apartment (BBBBJr 'staV HBBBjBBjf WASHINGTON UV-Th- rce bBBBBBB Demo- the corporations pocketing tne dif buildings In the postwar years. W ymMaB aires who bought it was on' file 'flTaTat 5-IN- cratic members ild today they ference. Douglas said in BBBJBHr''BJi today In the State Supremo Court. BIG CH Ono In many cases has an interview: jL will fight any effort by the Senate result The stock was purchased by Banking been to force up rents In those "It's perfectly natural for the Re Committee to focus on Clint W. Murchison and Sid W. HAMBURGER 19 housing awlndlca which may projects, because the rents aro tied publicans to try and shift the have to the site of loan. Richardson from tho Chesapeake .... the taken place In admlnl-tratlo- n blame to Harry Truman. We are the Truman K I BBLam WATCH OUR WINDOWS FOR DAILY while glossing Capehart has said builders may certainly not going BBBSaVaB & Ohio Railway, but tho Central SFKIALS over more reaped to try and cover recent irregularities. have a . declined to transfer It, contending windfall under this program, de- - up aubuses In apart- BjhBjMHfeklUrlB. Chairman Capchart (It-In- papers said ment construction World War BBBBBBBBBVBBBVBBBBBBBBBBvf TsaH MbbMHh1 the transfer wcro not in there was no such Intent on the after order. The Tcxans are friends of n. going to part of the committee, which plans But we're not allow .., LP Robert R. Young, who Is fighting Everybody's Drive Inn to start public hearlnga Monday McGinnis Upsets the Republicans to divert attention BBBHiKi aBBBV i ; .tii1 for control of tho Central. BfBaBBBBBBBBaBSBBBBlJBHp WMttttfffiwaySO DW4-W- H into reports of a multimillion-dolla- r from the curently scandalous skmm The stock had been In trusteeship candal. Railroad Regime operations In the field of reoalr when Young boaded the C&O, the The three Dcmnrrt Kmlni- - loans." L... - - jsJES'- 'aWaPJIrF ii'iBeBB Interstate Commerce Commission (fl-P- aH atrlck lHsahB DougUs of Illinois, Lehman of New NEW HAVEN, Conn. Capehart said the question of having ruled that he could not also partisan politics xorc ana Maybank of South Car-clln- a B. McGlnnls, New York stock- "hasn't entered 8 ilm. MrJsaVsaBBBLTsai participate In the affairs of the my mind. There's no politics In said that 10 far hv hud broker, today upset the three-ye- ar Central. noted this thing at an." sbbbbHbbHIbbv'V -- 4feBBBBBBBSBBBi spokesman a lack of emphasis on ex-- regime of Frederic C. (Duck) Da r fii A for Murchison and norouant fees said to have been He said in a separate interview ' Richardson Insisted the transfer malne, as boss of New the home-repa- ir Is bbbbBLV:' ' sbbbbHHbH' charged home owners Jr., the "racket" papers were in charged 'WOT """"! " repairs order and M0.1IWS W vewu-WAtttvou- for HiiCi i i, York, New Haven and Hartford "equally as bad If not worse" than aBLBLHlBBBBBBBK i 'HbHbbbbLLb lUf rimcOl tMe,MY ANO...Jir!BJPATTED financed with loans Insured by the that the Central "had arbitrarily - apartment-projec- TH- ENfilNC Federal Houslns AdmlnUtmtlnn Railroad by the election of 11 direc the t swindle and and capriciously refused to make UH A ) rejF f OTHERS OHCEXJ (F1IA). that he Intended to give it a com- - iLLLLLLLLLBBBHrf J&.afa&&riLLLLLLLLHEiLH LEARN Officials have said these tors for McGlnnls to 10 for Da the transfers as demanded." OF THE FMS Irregularities have continued vir plete airing. SERVICES OF . up me malne. Lehman said through, an aide he tually untu present. BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBSBMtraBaaaBP sUbBBBbHHbJbBBBBBbVBbH The other nrtnetaal nxnort of th The outcome was snnounced at could not understand "why the Investigation also being carried on 7:30 a.m. EST 41 hours after apartment project program should Into mi'1' laB &MtCC9. ny at wrce agencies of the he brought the situation at ' bbbBbbbbbbHbIbH UI least the stockholders' meeting was call- this and added: NOTICE executive Involves FHA-insure- d time," bo branch . HBHK-- to order Wednesday 2 p.m. . loam In hutld hlo mart. ed at "This was an emergency pro gram get housing ment houses. The section of the Dumalne retained his seat as a to rental quick IIIbE 2j ly. Democrats exposed the excess- WE WILL act which authorized these loans member of the board. iff exolred in 1950. although nmn ml. McGlnnls told newsmen he ex es in this program. Tying it in with BE THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS ects are said to be still under pects to be made president and the home repair abuses seems to Flames Roar Through Oil Plant construction. that he would make John F. Slater be a means of hooking the whole 3500 BTU Floor Furnaces Completely business up with the Truman ad-- Install!. .1M.00 The Internal Revenue Service an- of New York, president of Ameri- Tongues of fire and clouds of smoke billow from a blare at the Sta-V-ls CLOSED SAT. nounced late yesterday that 1,149 can Export Lines, board chairman. mlnistrrtlon." Oil Co. paint In St. Paul, Minn. Damage was estimated at $300,000. Maybank, senior Democrat on Please get your 60,000 ITU Floor Furnaces Installed corporations got loans to build Slater also Won a place on the The firm processes linseed oil as well as petroleum lubricants. (AP - 305.00 apartment houses which cost less new board. the Banking Committee, said Dem- WIrephoto). Ml- J J ICAK5 TO PAY ocrats had repeatedly warned of clothes by Friday possible abuses In the apartment-proje- ct scandal and that he would Law Would Require course In political science before not sit by and let the Investigation graduating. WARD'S turn on "whipping a dead dog." Course In Michigan Gov. G. Mennen Williams signed Into law yesterday a bill passed Perfecto the LANSING, Mich. dcnU at by legislature requiring at least three semester of po state-support- colleges In Michi hours Cleaners Japan Fears litical science, public administra- gan will be required to take a 313 N. Gregg WW Bomb Tests tion or government. IS Spread Far

TOKYO UV-T- he Japan Fishery Board said today it feared that U. S. hydrogen bomb tests have ALL-NE-W contaminated the Pacific with ra dioactivity for 3,000 miles east and west of Bikini Atoll. W m m M' M J sbW JLw MB M 1 bbbbbbb 15000 It said Japanese fishing boats Ami 2,200 miles southwest and 1,000 Latest 1954 miles northeast of the Bikini AtoB test site had become radioactive. In all, 20 fishing boats including Mod! IN SCHOLARSHIP PRIZES three whalers from the antarctic showed radioactivity, the board 1 for boys between said. V government Latest 1954 11 The planned to send and 15 years of age a survey boat out next month to check a area out- side the Bikini danger zone. Features A spokesman said the survey was badly needed "to remove fears held by the Japanese people about fish being brought back from the South Pacific. Meanwhile, two areas on the M main Island of Honshu reported a fall of radioactive rain In the past few days. Prof. YashshI Nlshlwakl of Osaka University said Japan could expect more contaminated rain falls and expressed fear that they would affect vegetables and live- stock. "Continuation of the hydrogen Enter your local aBTBalizM.V bomb tests." he said, "could threaten all the food of the Japa- Soap Box Derby nese people." Anti-Brace- ro Drive M rules now! New Planned In Colorado make it easier than DENVER UV-U- .S. Border Pa- - ever to build a trol officers are surveying south ussssKiBKiiHH.BBBBBBHlBBBBBBBHMiBlBBBBHHB J1KBBBBBBBbVBiBBBBBBBBBBbV "'Bfc ern Colorado for sites to launch bLLLHIbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbiibbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbV ' winning racerl an enforcement drive to prevent il 'flLLLLLLHLLH legal Mexican aliens from settling SBBBBBBBBBBBHI...... Pf'' bUbBBBBbHIII mSimZl In the state. WHY SETTLE FOR Aircraft and Jeeps wfu be used BLVgVgVgVgVgVgVgVgV&VBB fSBBBBBBBBBBBBHpj bTIbTbebebebebebebebebebebebebebbebIsbebebebebebebebI In the campaign to prevent the AN OUT-OF-DA- TI, wte2l wetbacks from entering kdSBSBSBSBSBSBSBSBSBSBSnaBH first naa Colorado this summer, said Mar- bbbH1b...BHlBbbbHbB ' 'LbbbbbbbbbbbbIbV'' IF' H DISCONTINUED TV cus T. Neelly, El Paso District director of the U.S. Immigration ti ssssssssssssssisssssssssHBl siJsssssssssssssssiHI..B WHEN ALL THIS $$,000.00 and Naturalization Service. . COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP n" bV 41. V look BbHHBHbIH Neelly aald road- kBBBBBBBBBla...L....&d...lBBBllBBn V mWBmBBBBB 'lt BBBBBKieaBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBr aT"alt aBBBBBBUH..BBBBBBBBBSBBi1ieBBBBBBW.iSM COSTS NO MORE? skond run blocks would set up at strategic points in an effort to trap smug- $4,000.00 glers who bring the Illegal laborers SllH f IV ' lllHbsillltllllllHBSf. y BBBBHbBbIbBl into the state by trucks and Jeeps. - ADVANCE) COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP Colorado'a campaign will coin CASCOOf CHASSS THIRD rHZI cide with a stepped-u- p enforce- FOtSHAXF.ClEAXMCnXE ment drive In Texas, New Mexico ..J5SIHBBiaBSBdJBBBBBBlBBWHB8t A $3,000.00 and Arizona. HBoHlwttrt sBB MATCHHG COtVSOifTTE m Neelly said the Colorado cam-- BASE 0 WROUGHT OH COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP All-Americ- an oalcn would be concentrated In the STAND (OPnONAt, EXTRA) FOURTH PROS Raton Pass ana san Luis vauey sections of southern Colorado. , SMUUtT, MOOBtN BOW rVMH B Box $2,000.00 ffana (WsW VjilHHaBBBBaBBHBBBaSv4aBBBBTlCJBT SCRATCH-RESISTAN- T, STAJN-MO- Soap D4y ' SBbMI SjT.BWalBaVrVTfl'aBBBBBBBBBBBESaBBVliBWfSaVBBBBVAare& nmaBSSBl COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP : Colorado Argues wH COMPACT CAMNfeT UTS SMALL fifth ram KwMrfHiHUn2BaiiBiiiiW $1,000.00 Pipeline Permit SiACS-O-t.Y 2VA' HGH, 2VA' WO DENVER ado public Was COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP utilities commissioners hoped to wind up today a week-lon- g hearing Plus an Impressive array on Colorado-Wester- n Pipeline Co.'t of merchandise awards appucauon (or a permu u ouuu $2.55 a natural gas line from southwest- ern Colorado to Denver. A Public Service Company of Colorado engineer told the com Build to win your local Soap Box Derby. When mission yesterday that Colorado Weekly you do that, you'll bo in tho Soap Interstate Gas Co.. which la fight 00 Ohio, on August 15. . . . Go ing the pipeline, has supplied all Box Derby at Akron, Public Service's gas needs In the sE Bw, with a parent, to your Chevrolet dealer and past. Brute MacCannon, the engi sign up. He will givo you free, a 1954 Rule Book. neer, denied contentions that Den gas supply been Study it then build to win. ver's has DOWN PaymentsT BBBBBL Colorado-wester- n wanu to bring gaa from the San Juan Baaln over Wolf Creek Pass into the San Luis Valley and north through Pueblo, Colorado Springs and Denver, In terstate supplies these clues witn .MjMaaMttMMaMaMMniMBaBBjLaBtoasaaBBBB gas from the Texas Panhandle ana 1 iaHVsVeWB7 by Chevrolet Kansas. Division of General Motors,' Big Spring Herald,' Tcxuri Usted DmsJ Big Spring lions Club I and WASHINGTON W The Army to1 said 1st U. Autre William Freder- ick, son of Charles W. Frederick 4-58- r.AAnYElR 71 Dkl, Tidwell Chevrolet Co. of (3U3 Thomas Blvd.) Fort Ar- MHpjppr 214 W. 3rd thur, Tex., Is now presumed to be l5 I 214 Third Street; dead. He was previously listed as tail musing in acuoa la Korea.

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In past centuries, according to Common sense and frank discus- "Today we girls all ' T were given an egg hunt by teach to hare from 49L7 The other day, reading "The East- Father Wctser, It was a popular sion have done much rehabilitate L ' ers and room mothers. by Francis ot unwed mothers, strata ot society, from wealthy and IBjV 'BYVv asssftaflBalwiBBklasHBlH er Book." Father X superstitlton that the devil, who the lives today's HjV Welser, discovered that all un- 40 years upper-clas- s homes as well as from I could take the form ot all other stars Sara B. Edlln. for middle-wester-n Leo-Parke- knowingly, there on a ap- director ot a home for these one- poverty-stricke- n families. So we The M. M. Falrchllds and the rs animals, was never allowed to farm we were observing at pear In the shape ot a lamb. So time outcats ot society. cannot place the blame for their are entertaining their least three Easter customs that go kindly, bright -- eyed little wom- flBBBUHLiBBiiBBM bbbbb?I parents, Mr. to meet a lamb at the blessed sea A plight Ignorance pov bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbV 7IXLibbBbibbbbbbbb7 sbbbbbbb and Mrs. P. P. Arm- back hundreds of years. The new an, with a vast understanding ot on either or strong ot Jal, N. N. son was a good omen. We ought erty. Most ot the girls have had shoes symbolized putting on fresh to have had plenty of luck for we human problems, Mrs. Edlln has Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Draper and following period of findings In new 919bBBBBBBBBBB HBBBmRbBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBbI raiment a had lots of lambs. set down her a the advantage ot sex education In BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB BBBbV BBBM 1 tSBBBBBBBBBBH Verna are spending several days In repentance. In mourning and The "Switching" and 'denclunf,, book, "The "Unmarried Mother the schools, many have excellent Houston. walk through fields and open Society," soon to be pub- Hicks Is Easter customs ot European coun- Our J. B. ill In a Big Spring spaces left-ove- r Discussing in an Interview backgrounds and college educa hospital after church Is a try boys and girls having to do lished. nSflHBBBBSBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBalBBBBMSW when candles changes In public attitude tions. PSSCBvTf A SSSSSSBSBBSSSSSSSBSSS 'i from medieval times with fertility and new life, were the both 1" J. R. Pike has been a patient In were carried by tho walkers who and in the character ot the girls have come to the firm con Medical Arts Hospital. not known to us, though I'm sure I t Wjr SBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBPOwlSidi over the years ot her every BwcWj--Kt-- JPVk BiSHBBSllllllltllllllllllV M D. W. we would have enjoyed performing themselves clusion that In almost case " 4bWsS- - vssssssssssssssssss"s itBSBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB7:f T,H!9bbbb1 Mrs. Roberson and David long tenure, Mrs. Edlln says: the misfortune of these girls is and Mrs. Jack Turner and children them. Groups of switchers traveled "When 1 first arrived to take caused fay a faulty relationship ot Midland have been In Mineral NorthsideWMUHas from house to house carrying light -- branches ot pussy willow or small over management of the Lakeview with their parents. In some in HfeHMMlaUflAlL V Jltjr;J l4b Tr P.(E99BELBBBBBBBllBBBBBBBBmaSBBBBvD Wells visiting relatives. Home in Sten Island in 1914, most stances the girls feel they have I:ju ua .. ... f - iiTiitfilMfli rSfoiip"t - - asiswaasaW1 Mrs. Jimmy Hager of Pecos, who Royal Service trees decorated with ribbons and the expectant mothers there been slighted tor a more attractive has been visiting her parents. flowers, and gently switched su of ON THE ROAD TO MONTERREY Mr. Participating in Royal Serv were young Immigrant girls who or more gifted brother or sister. ana Mrs. s. c. Cowley, re- the the women. In "drenching," the left ice program for Baptist In some cases they resent parental cently for her home. She was ac- Northside boys doused the girls with buckets discipline and feel that the rules companied by Mrs. Cowley. WMU recently were Mrs. Carlos of water, reciting light-hearte- d laid down by their mothers and Junior High Spanish Club Music Study Club Mr. and Mrs. Hovt Andrews and McLeod, Mrs. Georgo Hill Jr. and rhymes concerning the benefits ot B. Frazier fathers are children left Thursday for a week's Mrs. R. O. Weathers. water to health and home. Next Mrs. McLeod's topio was "Ac- "It seems to be a spirit ot ce Elects Officers visit in Oklahoma City, Okla. day the Rlrls doused the boys. against their parents that Goes South Of The Border tivities ot the Home Mission Board Heading, an old English custom, Speaks To The following omcers of Brazil." Mrs. Hill discussed would also have made a hit with has driven practically every one ot The Spanish Gub ot Junior High expected to return to Big Spring were them to her present state. elected when the Music Study Club 'The Crucifixion' "Baptist Hospital. Asuncion, Para- my brother and me. Popular School will get In some authentic late Monday night. guay" and Mrs. Weathers' subject through 19th century, this stren- Most of today's unmarried moth- met in the home of Mrs. Dan Con- - the Planters ers do not keep their babies, says practice of that Latin tongue over On the trip are Denlse Honey, Is TEL Devotion was "The Glorious Accomplis- uous sport is still practiced In ley Wednesday afternoon: presi hment" European villages. A group Bruce spoke to the Plant- Mrs. Edlln, and under the present the Easter weekend. Roy Brown. BUUe King, Jerry Mc-Mah- small Frailer dent, pres- gave de- Garden Club Wednesday social structure is this country she Anita Sylvia Mrs. Don Newsomrvlce "The Cruclflxion,, was the title of Mrs. W. D. Arnold the of men go about carrying a chair ers About 40 students and chaperones Gardner. votion Mark Mrs. IL A. lady afternoon the meeting in the believes this Is best for the future Mendolia. Coker. ident, Mrs. Nell Frazier; second the devotion given by Mrs. Be from 1. and Insist that each they meet at left early this morning by char- Londa Sue Davie gave the opening prayer. lifted of Mrs. F. Skallcky with ot both mother and child. She Barnes. Ronnie Boyd, Carol Letch vice president, Mrs. IL M. Jar-- ince ahum at a Business and so get Into the chair and be home J. Monterrey, Mexico, meeting The YWA and GA will give a next day It's Mrs. Frank Wilson explains: tered bus for er. Marilyn McCrary, Pat Flynn. ratt; recording secretary, cial of TEL Class of the three times. The the Mrs. First Baptist Church Thursday. playlet next Monday for the group women's turn to heave the men. In his talk on Native Plants, be "It Is stm difficult for an un where they will become "turlstas." Don Collins. Barton Grooms, Frank Robert Mason; corresponding sec- were Har-des-ty at the church. Airs. G. T. Palmer surprising Easter legend to told the club that we have an open married mother to return to her taking in everything Including a Powell. Glen Whlttlngton, Billy retary, Mrs. Dan Conley; treasur- Mrs. J. E. Most development West place society child, and Mary Nichols. dismissed the meeting. Nine attend me is the one about the pretzel. field in the of la with her and Bluhm. Joyce Newton, Marvin er, Mrs. Ruth Burnam; reporter-historia- bullfight Airs. Beatrice Read presided. ed. Seems that Christians of the old Texas trees, flowers and even gain anything like a normal life tor Wootcn. Mrs. C A. Boyd: par- grasses. Mr. Frailer also told either of them. The boys and girls made the Kay Jamison, Bobby Prayer was offered by Mrs. M. E. Roman Empire, abstaining from Parker. liamentarian. Mrs. Harold Talbot Reports eggs during Lent, methods of propagating plants and the child Is offered for adop money themselves for the trip by Bobby McMillan, Ronnie King, Gay, Harlan. were read from all Sharon fat. and milk If Roberta chairman, Mrs. group captains. Contests were con Starr Given made a special bread ot flour, salt reproducing bulbs. tion, it grows up In a normal sponsoring various projects. Pat Hlnson, Kenneth Dees. Boyd, and Mrs. Ralnbolt Elmo ducted by Mrs. Harlan. and water, shaping the dough Into The club Joined the Americas family structure and has an even group will stay Co- Helen Gray. Eva Martlnei. Fre were appointed to the program Party On Birthday two The at the Refreshments were served to 10 two arms crossed to point up the Garden Guild and ordered chance with other children. Also lonial Hotel In Monterrey. They are da Donlca. Don Anderson. Judy committee for the following year. books "The Garden Guide" and the mother, without the child. Charles Marchant, members and four guests, Mrs. O. FORSAN Mrs. H. G. Starr en- necessity for penance. The bread Masters. Lee Plans were made for Music Lloyd. daughter, Sharon, "A Book on Bulbs." Mrs. J. W. usually marries and establishes underwood. Robbie Flowers, Tom- April T. Mrs. Noel Yates, Mrs. tertained her was called bracellae little arms Week, the Musical Tea. and on birthday. finally Sickens was appointed librarian. new life for herself. my Horton. Logan Boles Gil- Theo Andrews and Mrs. J. L. with a party her 10th which became brczel and Officers' Wives Have and the family picnic which will be in ot games played Two officers were elected: Mrs. It is unusual for today's unwed bert Hernandez. May. Haynes Baytown. Outdoor were and pretzel. Today's bracellae still have gum. re- Donald Iflne, secretary and Mrs. mother to marry the father of her Bridge, Canasta Meet Chaperones are Mrs. Alton favors were bubble Guests the crossed arms but not much Jam Refreshments were served to 14 were Martha Cowley. Sauhdra Grif ligious significance. F. Skallcky. treasurer. child, sars Mrs. Edlln. Often she ison. Roy Thruston, John More-lan- d. J Bridge winners at the Officers' members. LAIS Blaklnshlp, Sharon Maybe Mrs. Guilford Jones, president doesn't want to marry him, even u Mrs. Mildred Rose and Mrs. Has Meeting fith. Blllle my new shoes wouldn't club, called a meeting Is wUUng. Wives' Club bridge and canasta Smith. Jackie Whetsel. Barbara have hurt so much when I was 9 of the has he Ray- Keith McMUlln. The LMS of the for April 22 in the home of Mrs. party Thursday were Mrs. Airs. Scudday Feted First Church of Chambers. Delores Parker, Joyce if I bad known then the torturing Stoutenberg. with Mrs. E. mond Wallace, frist and Mrs. Tru- God met Thursday in the parsonage Shoults. Phil Moore, Butch Everett footgear was part ot a continuing Walter Roy Bluhm with Mrs. L. Cochran as Eight man Parker. Mrs. B. Wiener Roast Given At Birthday Party John E. Kolar as hostess. and Paul Brunton. Easter pattern. attended the meeting. Easter Music won the travel prize. Mrs. J. D. Jenkins gave the devo- members supervised tion on Mrs. J. C Alexander FORSAN Scudday "Power" from Matthew 12 of Intermediate bridge. For Butch Everett Mrs. Pearl and John 14. Prayer was by tables was In Mrs By Go-sk- a. honored her home recently Leaders Presented Hostesses were Mrs. Frank C. FORSAN Minnie Black and dismissal by Girl Scqut Butch Everett was with a birthday party given by Airs, OUT OF UAWNG COVER GHHS WJEFER Mrs. Duane J. Grobnun. Mrs. honored with a wiener roast by daughter mien Tnomas. A friendship 9 10 Robert Lipscomb and Mrs. Edward her and gift was presented to Mrs. F. L. ToGetCampCourse his parents, the E. E. "Forty-two-" was played Forsan Girls W. Luhy. Everetts. and Webb. Refreshments were served on bis 10th birthday Wednesday Mrs. J. H. Cardwell won high score to Day camp training tar Girl Scout The boys played baseball eight soap Tuesday FORSAN Under the direction with for women and Jeff Pike won high Sweetheart leaders wttl be held next Mrs. Ryan Mr. Everett The girls were enter- for men. The guests were Mr. and 9:30 at of Barabara Blair, the Girls Chorus Installed nnd Wednesdar at a.m. tained by Mrs. Everett and Car Mrs. Mr. Pike. Turtle House, was of Forsan High School presented a Cardwell. and Mrs. Club Meets th Girl Scout Little it au- Counselor By BPODoes olyn with Indoor games. Mr. and Mrs. B- - R-- Wilson. Mr. a meeting of the program of Easter music In the With Angela announced at Mc-Elra-th Guests were Sharon and Mrs. Rust, O. Fausel Thursday ditorium recently. Mary Lou Maxine Ryan was Installed Starr. Sam Mrs. W. Girl Scout Leaders club group. Mrs. Barbara Chambers. Blllle Ruth Scudday and Mrs. Don Ltmbocker accompanied the as senior and Mrs. Orel Angela Fausel was hostess fo KEEPS ME FRESH ALL MY morning. . given by counselor Blanklnship, Jackie Whetsel, Joyce of Monahans. the Elliott gave a talk Special numbers were la Ausmus as conductress at a Turtle Club Thursday with Mary- - Mrs. WHburn CUudette Lucy Shoults. Martha Cowley. Laneil says cover flirt Norma Rlditet n of Nature and Ann Green. Moore. meeting of BOPDoes Wednesday. oein jenuns as "Cmervation Lovella Janeu Overton. Bobby Wise, Phil Moore. The school will observe Easter Out-o- -- Jacobs. Fletcher. Billy Grace Monopoly, hearts and plncohle "I work as a model says Norms, the f Doors." Mrs. O'Brien. Mrs. Roger Park. Paul Brunton, Larry holidays through Monday. Classes sV win held were played by the 14 "so beauty is my business. And A Court of Awards be will resume Tuesday, been members p.m. it has is my beauty soap. Its April 30 at 6 30 at the First announced by Superintendent Joe T. SweetHeart Christian. Church. na ve num. iu yrotiuu - -d wo membershlD. ana Refreshments were served from a aIsbbbbbbbbbRI mora luxuriant lather so exqui- singing Douglass Chambers. IHolladay. BbbbbbbbbbbbbbbV C. Henderson presided. E&EStt&ttgisX$Ssconcluded with the chorus On April 23 the group have table centered with Easter eggs i. Mrs- - W. win in sitely fragrant keeps me fresh ell Handera "Hallelnjah Chorus." vdVsBBBBBBBBl All adults Interested in helping at a kid party for members and their nests. The next meeting will be at day. And SweetHeart Care Ieaes day camp are urged to attend husbands. Refreshments were IS 5t Thomas Church Hall April 22. the All teachers of the Forsan School THIS GOOD EATING my skin so soft and smooth" two-da-y training course. served to 14 members the the conv Change to thorough care with have been for EASTER FRUIT BREAD flnjfyear. Annual Style Show pure, mild SweetHeart See, in ono SBBBBBBBBBBBI Craig of worth has be Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bruce Las- - Ingredients: 2 packages dry 10 week, your skin loots I Jack Fort or 2 minutes. Round dough Into ball: The public Is Invited to attend atSB4& FBBAV YBBBBBBBBBBB1 BBBBBBBBBBBBBBl a guest m the BIB Conger home. well ot San Antonio will visit their cakes compressed yeast H cun place In greased bowl; cover and softer, smoother! IBB HBBBBBBBBBBBl SBBBBBBBBBBBBBl - the Annual Style and Talent Show. LtSbYV Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Everett have parents. Mr. and Mrs. W A. Las- lukewarm water. 1 cup scalded miiir rise In warm place JC VBBMBTiS PBBBBBBBBbB let a until dou to be presented tonight at 8:15 p.m. vl tBmY't had as their guests, her parents. well, over the Easter week end. 3 cup shortening. 1--3 cup brown ble in bulk about 1 hour. Punch -l- &TSIS L V Auditorium, !' Mr. Mrs. M. Appling of Mid- sugar. 2 teaspoons 4 to 4V4 in ine uty by the IB Qsr and E. salt down; cover and let rise 10 min- City Federation of Jk Stop that AOtTO cups sifted flour, 1 egg utes. Colored Wom- land. (beaten). Shape into two loaves. Place en's Clubs. Admission is 75 with Yaw tain Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Wilson have 1 cup uncooked rolled oats (quick In cents EmWj greased pans; brush lightly and 35 cents, and proceeds will go for a or 1--3 cup jp. been In Tabus, N. M., visit chopped fRCSr? 128271 with melted shortening; cover and to the Municipal Colored Park FOR WHITER WASHES CET NC A UIRACIC R.UIH0 iwS 14 """Hrs"?? L jjm. I with Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Hughes. nuts. H cup chopped candled fruits. let rise until double in bulk about Fund. I- Hughes daughter Method: A - ! Mrs. is the of the Soften yeast in lukewarm 45 minutes. Bake In moderate, (375 al0J2LM Wilsons. waier. rour scaiaea mux over F.) oven 40 to 50 minutes. Serve shortening, sugar and salt Cool to this easy-to-ma- ke bread with the sbbbbbbbbbbbVbbbbbbbbbbbbbKbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbKA 1 V lukewarm. Stir In 1 cup of the following brunch. Former Big Spring BBBBsRjIClEPyyi flour. Add egg and softened yeast Orange Juice you just must see our "Wonderland" of Fold In oats, nuts and fruits. Stir Scrambled Eggs Women Developing In enough flour to make soft with Pork Sausage dough. Turn out on lightly floured Easter Fruit Bread Driftwood Business board and knead until satiny, about Beverage mm ICBpttHter ratn bm. n easrraUnU; puU4 ea nctp m si Two former Big Spring sales- bit U s urt.) lovely new women are developing a new busi Hats ness from a hobby. amm Sue Haynes and Dot Smith of Baytown are establishing markets SBBBKfflBBBBB. R3K mlA - KV2!: for treated driftwood pieces, used mi.z 1. Y'.l !- - as decorative Items. pick your new i Their products are, to have a MUe&ien. 0 special showing at the Clarkson Cv,Plft-- Gift Shop In Fort Worth May 3-- 8. M-r- ? lv--Il ?-- as a special introductory presenta ? tion to the public. B" The young women are collecting nou EASIER 4jlJ1 driftwood pieces along the Br Jeiflv cotoft ee4ire unusual flrSBBPVnBBBBBsl Gulf Coast and preparing them for gift display. Both Miss Haynes and Mrs. Smith formerly were on the ad m r iritT 7JWTiiir &3P? vertising sijlf of The Herald. They ll JU$fy'' A are now associated with the Bay H BONNET NOW town Sun, are handling their drift Nr-- BkBBBBBBBsV BBsK I wood business as a sideline. J I SbbbbbbbIKbbbbbbV. LbbV LbbbbbbbbbbbbbbI I rtfi&FJ Host any and every style, shape and SBSsbBbbbbIbbbbbbbI BBBBT P-T-A Hears itSftlrVOr color that you can Imagine ... in straws, Stagner W BBBBBf FORSAN The Rev. J. M. Stag- talon alL types and cool airy fabrics. Large Sundress ner discussed spiritual and moral mWiWW training for children at a meeting Big Red Rose lit Emsemble special because the of Forsan The eighth grade &)e d princess sundress and presented the devotion. Room By CAROL CURTIS footwear whop- $ sssbbbbbbbbbbbbbbV bbbbbbI' fitted bolero come in a wide range count was won by the third grade. Seven Inches across is this Vl Sailors, derbys, of larger sizes; and, because they A Dim was shown. Mrs. Jesse ping big red rose potbolder with are easy to make In a wide variety Overton presided. About 40 were green leaves, green stem and a pillboxes and popularly priced at . of fabrics from cottons to shan present bean of brilliant red rlc-ra- c braid. $095 tungs! All crocheted, all done easily, all dozens of other No. 282T is cut in sizes 14. 16, IS, done handsomely to add up to a 20. 36, 38. 40, 42, 41. 48. 48. Size IB: Home Statistics wonderful kitchen shower gift. And styles Sundress and bolero require SS you'll want one for yourself, tool $3sHos15M yds. 354a, or 31 yds. of 39-l- VTALUNGrORO. Conn. U! Send 25 cents for the BIG ROSE Send 30 cents for Pattern with Tired. Mom! POTHOLDER (Pattern No. W) Tt'ame, Address, Style Number and You hare reason to be. ssys John crocheting instructions, YOUR jsWBBBsaW 'WmLWy Hundreds of lovelies art Size. Address PATTERN F. Banks, sales executive for a sil NAME, ADDRESS, PATTERN company. CAROL arriving every day . Big Spring Herald. Box 42. ver A study of American NUMBER to CURTIS To . Old Chelsea Station, New York U, eating habits, he reports, showed. Big Spring Herald Tinted Your v. y. that the average family used 20,000 Box 229. Madison Square Etatlo Patterns ready to Oil orders Im- pieces ot tableware in a year to New York 10, N. Y. Choice Of mediately. For special handling of consume 2V4 Ions of food. Ready now! The brand new. ex order via first class saaU Include citing 3frpage CAROL. CURTIS 06 Colors extra cents per pattern. NEEDLEWORK GUIDE, an five Fry in color. bP2BbbbE" -- x. Jutt off the press I The brand new Small Milk Shake containing over ISO designs for SUMMER FASH-K- knitting, crocheting, SMt SPRING Mash a fully-rip- e banana until embroidery. BOOK is agog from cover to smooth aad beat with a cup of hairpin lace, four "How to Do It' JSzWi With exciting new-aeasb- n cover milk aaeV a table spoon of zno-Uss- assigns, summer issnions; some atVfcM aad ideas for easy sewing Serve at oatee. thing tor every age, every cilmsU. 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turned over to Immigration author , 18, 1054 , --- 3- Swede Says U. S. ities when ha revealed hit back Big Spring (Texas) Herald, Fri, April Hawaiian Japanese Thinks ground. Jail Tops Europe "I, would rather go to jail here Mother Nation Won War fotfllfft than go back to Europe," BALTIMORE Ml A deportation he said. i By ROY ESSOYAN the truo situation to him," Shlge- hearing Is scheduled here next HONOLULU m A Japanese mlchl said, wouldn't believe Wednesday for a Swed chargs "ne Stevenson Rtporttd farmer. Indicted on of us. money ish seaman who said violating the Immigration law. I even offered him to he has drifted Progressing Today says Japan won World War n "and tact a trip to Japan to see for around this country for 18 years you can't make me believe himself but he refused, saying the without detection by authorities. CHICAGO tfl w Adlal Stevenson time had not coma to visit Japan During this time, said Ronald was reported "progressing satis- sBwtLfaaLHILLLLLLHM William Peterson, he has visited factorily" kidney op- TCP The farmer. Kametokn Tome!. yet." today after a all 48 states, staying b. '2!S?SKMoj'TRslrt 64. was accused of refusing to file Asked why U. S. law was In no longer than eration four days ago. an animal alien address report and effect It Hawaii is part of Japan. one week at a time In any one An aide said the 1953 Democratic the U. S. attorney'! office said he Tomel replied: "It takes time to place. presidential nominee sat tin In a insisted that Hawaii Is part of set up a new administration but Peterson, of Gotcborg. Sweden. chair for a short time yesterday Japan. the Japanese administration will was arrested at Laurel race track but will not leave the hospital until "Hawaii U a part of Japan." come within this year." on suspicion of auto theft and sometime next week. The Greatest Tomel told a reporter yesterday. One of Tomel's sons was wound- Everything else is a pack of ed In the Korean War, but the lies." fanner said: There was no Ko- Gasoline Development Tomel'a children, all born here rean War. My son probably was and U. S. cltliens, left home sever Injured In some Army maneu- In 31 Years! al years ago. They were angered vers." You Are Cordially and embarrassed, said the eldest Tomel said ha would believe son. Shlgemlchl TbmeL Japan lost the war "If the Emper- "We tried everything to explain or sent a representative" but ad- Water Window High ded: "The Emperor would not do such a thing." High water, which hit struck tht Lower Rio Grande Valley of Texas California Peak Dr. Andrew W. TJnd. professor Invited DISCOVERED hat forced evacuation of many hornet, but the flood threat was be- of sociology at the University of (sHEll) lieved under control by Thursday afternoon. Above, the flood waters To Again Be Hawaii, said Tomel's attitude was forced the family from this farm home near La Blanca in Hidalgo Site the result of an "emotional crisis Y- County. Damage to crops from the floods had been very heavy. (AP Of Easter Rites at VJ Day which drove some older B- Wirephoto). generation Japanese to seek ques- HrVERSTDE. Calif. IB Ae.In tionable mental security in de- the faithful, perhaps 10.000 of them, lusions of Japanese victory." WHAT'S TO BLAME? win climb ML Rubldoux at dawn To Attend Sunday to worship at 'the scene of what is believed to have been the Shell Premium world's first Easter sunrise 4SIaH:ir.;7J.MaM Seattle Astir Over service. It was 45 years ago. on April 11. EASTER SERVICES Is The 1909. when about 100 persons as- .siiLS With TCP cended the 1.337-foo- t, boulder-strew- n nOTJJA.r Windshield Breaks peak near here, led by At Frank A. Miller, founder of the 2N0T AIL I The Most Powerful Gasoline Riverside Mission Inn. su-lt- o "instruct SEATTLE appropriate federal The idea had been suggested by CONTAINS POWIS or superstition, there T HM-7-S pcrnatural agencies to cooperate with local his friend, Jacob A. Rils, famed W tUtt 9 First Presbyterian Church Use was no doubt about it today, the Danlsh-bor- Your Car Can on d sociologist In Puget authorities an emergency and a fre- one million people the quent to country were stirred op by basls' visitor the tnn. 7th and Runnels Sound Rils came to country lfiTO. And Available of pockmarked wind- xuere are this in the case the doubters, too. who at 21. He was a police reporter Some were even blaming think for APPLIANCE shields an awful lot of people arc tne hew York Evening Sun from Only At Shell Stations victims of mass hysteria, suddenly lass xo 1833. then devoted his ef- Two Services h conscious of something that may forts to abolishing New York City's SERVICE 500,000 was trying to stir up the tenements. of United States. The have happened days, weeks or President the In numerous artltlrx. VnV . Complete service and repair on 9:00 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. mavor. Allan Pomeroy, apparently months ago. Westinghouse Automatic Wash- lectures he described the sordld-nes- s wax anions the believers that 'Tommyrot." ers and Dryers . . . and all 3rd & Gregg Sts. . EUGENE MOORE, Opr. someone, exploded Dr. of the slums. He advocated Major something, rather than D. playgrounds, other Appliances ... All I of automo- M. Hitter, assigned by the child labor laws and makes and models . . . In is damaging thousands Are codes. He Believe The Resurrection" 407 W. 3rd. St. C. E. (Red) ISAACS, Opr. bile windshields with an unknown chemistry department of the Uni- established a settle- ment, later given his 4-48- versity name. In one 00 substance. of Washington to assist au- of New York's DIAL GUY HOWLE, Opr. The mayor asked the President worst tenement dis- 1100 W. 3rd. St thorities seeking an answer to the tricts and led many national JOE HOARD Dr. R. Gage Lloyd, Pastor riddle. "There isn't anything I know of that could be causing un- usual breaks in widshlelds." he City Launches said after examining several and residue found on the cars. Its Year With "These people must be One thing is certain: the claim of damaged windshields are mounting Into the thousands. And Cash On Hand one thing else appears certain no other glass objects seem to be suf- The City of Big Spring started fering, not even side windows of off the 1954-5- 5 fiscal year with cars. cash balances of S25.S50.15 In the The description of the damage WHO? WHO? WHO? general fund and S95.B96.&1 in tfie varies from actual holes to pit water and sewer system revenue marks covering every known fund. shape. Chips, scratches, mars, Can you complete line of were reflected In pits, holes, crumbling, blemishes. go to for dependable car Can give you, prompt and expert Can you see for a These balances Wots a financial submitted to the ? Some peo--' ""P ,d ue i..l k.. rs o.i.rv even the damage has repair service, on all maksc of service in installation and repair top-val- items of plumbing and C H. McClenny. The cash balance PP before their ejes. e mteresTVnd sinking fund as enforcement officials are otae autos? of your TV set? household hardware? of April 1 was listed at S37.437.77 vandalism shows that, w"!"""laIoIvedc.ln? "Ported at but be- -' SSTlSolaUons oiwater were me- -' f,50,- - t all. during March. - tered to customers ' Ue.fMVMdaIVprMd- , m...... m.. mil .,,tW .j BeUing'?m the month amounted to W0.3E6J2. ' "W.th!y General fund receipts during ""W. March amounted to $TLZU.S5. and l the expenditures were S6e.48fi.4fi. , 1""? f" The P"? switc- her..., ,nj vi.m r.mm hoard t handle the corn-- nelther new-$5- 0 fund receipts for March were papers.' "" 42157 The city's bonded Indebtedness! . "mce" "W lt"V at the beginning of April was $791.- -, VJ0Jf ? Often took the 000 In tax bonds and $110.000 in , aWltudt "" revenue bonds. Disbursements ?"""P0.1' .J)110 ' from the interest and sinking ' ff1 'so many high of- - funds In March were JS0 for inter " wc uj mie ucen laxen est and Si (or the commission. in,"''said he hadn't found one ac- WHERE? of WHERE? Various fund balances on April tual case outside Bellineham rthat couldn't 1. the beginning of the city's fis- be laid to normal cal year, were: travel damage. Can you find expert service in mo- Can you locate a service institu- Improvement bond fund, He pointed out that winter, with Its Street heavily sanded S12.41815: Fourth Street escrow streets, has just passed, windshields wre dirty. tor and generator repair work . . tion that will help you beautify surance refund. $16833. water and Vmosp5fJre..d"k 'LDd m.urkT ww sTitem construction fund. ".tt".""iV """ ? suuw UP u. a real specialist? your home property? $44X19123; storm sewer bond fund. It's clearer, brighter, now." he Jl.010.15: airport fund. $5.048 13. said. "And with this wave of cemetery fund, nothing, swimming hysteria, people are inspecting park system. $7,927.59; their windshields closely and find- pool and spots garage, $12,136 73; and parking me- ing they never knew were fund, $77.537.40. there before." f ter On the other side, persons not known to be the hysterical type Marilyn Monroe reported their autos bad been hit Some said a graphite-lik- e sub- Not Expecting Yet stance had been found on the cars and that it reacted in a magnetic HOLLYWOOD rflyn Mon- fashion. roe says, "I'm not pregnant, but Meanwhile, rumors were thick 1 wish I were Joe and I want a lot that teen-age- bad been rounded of little DlMaggios " up and had signed confessions of On her first day at work since responsibility for the Dllmgham depredations. The cops are Just WHO? WHO? marriage Jan. to WHO? her It player Joe DiMagglo, the 20th waiting to round up the rest of the gang, Century-Fo- x star also told inquir- - the rumors went. Ing reporter yesterday: ( " !" in Seattle said the San Franciscowin remain the i reponca cases ox aaraage are ioo Can give you boot and shoe and Has one of the most popular lines Has an expert staff of mechanics, DlMaggios' home TheyTl rent a i widespread to have been done by house here and commute between ' a person or persons leather work second to none, and of appliances will fit your a courteous group of salesmen, to Sims. Some of them, and many of the that She's learning to cook but Joe persons who claimed damage. give you auto service? "is much better at making spag- blamed it on a reaction from ex at reasonable prices? needs and desires? hetti-She plosion of the hydrogen bomb. declined to say how much Others said it was "a manifesta her new contract pays hex. Some tion of God's wrath." reports hae put it ashigh as $100,-00-0 At Widbey Island Kaval Air Sta- per picture. Before squabbling tion, here a number of marked with the studio, uhich put her on windshields were discovered, Cei-g- er A Special cuspension until she signed the new counters showed there was no You'll Get The Answer In pact, she earned $750 a week. radioactivity present. Man And . Dallas Man Held "Get-Acquainte- d" On Assault Charge Son Both Test Drunk Presentation DAYTON', Ohio trWPolice said TEXAS CITY U Curtis Ray they found a Dayton man and his Huddle. 28. of Dallas, was held son drunk together, and under $2,500 bond today after waits a Judge sentenced the father to six Ins preliminary hearing yesterday months in Jail for child neglect on charges of assault to murder yesterday. In The Herald it young mother. Thomas Shropshire, M. pleaded ' Mrs. Louise McGulre was found guilty before Juvenile Judge Frank unconscious In a pool of blood and F. Nicholas. milk here March U. two broken 3. B. Carter, assistant prosecutor, kaby bottles beside her. She has said Shropshire and his son were fsji boy, picked up by police April 5 and CLASSIFIED AD SECTION I Muddle also Is wanted in St both tested drunk co the police iPattl, Mian., on a charge of worth- - drunkometer. mm efcecks. UU wile uas arrested Police quoted Shropshire as say SUNDAY, APRIL 25 W atasMar charzes when she viiit. in we boy aramc wine from a fwl Wtt la the Galmtaa County bottle which had been left on the f&oM Imb ueki aca. aoor eyjui bed.

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Cardinal Mound Dozen Teams Are Entered Sports Flatten Cayuses 10-- Host San Staff Has Been Eagles, 4; Angelo Tonight Unimpressive In Y City SoftballLoop Cafe Thrashed By REICHLER y CLAYTO HteKKft) JOE City Softball League, which begins Its pracUce - ttewsa At Bjwrt WrlUr A record twelve teams have been entered In the garnet Mireveport'a amaslfig Sport Big Spring (Texas) Horald, FrL, April 10, 1054 Manager Eddie Stanky of the formally play May 31 five Base aid The dozen teams which will launch on Include Webb Air nines. The final a 2U-(a- Texas League lead Spudders Visit St Louis Cardinals must be won moMlntf nf 1m mm mnnaeera will ho conducted at 5:15 B.tn. Friday. April 31. at tho YMCA, today peer Friday after humbling defeating derlnff whether all that $35. bo allowed a roster of 16 men, In addlUon to a non-playi- Entry fee for each team is Esch team will champion Dallas. 1M, Ea- less preseason pitching by hli Big -- la the manager. must tno icaguo omce ny . home-par- cany Rosters be in jpru gles' k opener. On Safurday Three was only an spring Rex PInkham will bo in charge of game officials. night's dream. The teams win engage in a double The Eagles aad a miserable night In getting only eight kits, It was only n few weeks ago thst rouna-rooi- n 01 piay. committing four errors aad watch The Big Spring Broncs reJ Harvey Haddtx, Vic Rascbl and At tho conclusion of regular Gerry Staley were racking up the lng four of their hurlera blasted xum 10 action in wo incnaly scsson. the too four clubs in the from the mound. sooso cbes nil over the lot. LOOKING 'EM OVER circuit will engage In a Shaughncs- - confines of Steor Park tonlcht. But In successive starts since the It was the eighth straight victory With Tommy Hart sypiayou. for the Sparta against no rneeting tho San Angelo Colts regular season began, Haddtx and Trophies wiU bo to both the defeats Rascbl were pounded off the bill cnampion and the runnersup. for tho season. in an B o'clock exhibition. before tney could even draw n In other Texas League games: A.tiartv cava h believes Jtoswell will run away with tho Longborn names wiu sun niehtly at Pepper Martin's provincials will deep breath. Haddlx got his lumps and 9 p.m. A BUI PUgrira Umlted the Okla- League pennant, if all clubs hold the lino on salaries. forfeit pe- City to alio sea action here Saturday night, opening day, pounded for five hits Com- riod Will be homa Indians three alts The msn says It wiU happen that way becauso Pat Stasey, and observed and no in to pitch tho Antonio which Uma and four runs in less than three ning 01 game San Missions at they tangle with pany can get good ball players for $200 a month each, while the conti tne orst will begin 8-- the 'TSftp? innings by Chicago to a 2 victory. MiC 4 HsSSSl tf .W the Cubs. auer : p.m. Wichita Falls Spudders. Game ' ' nentals won't piay tor war. Tulsa story-boo- k - Raschl made bis used a Aalsh m : Vv y-X m ww " ' National doubt True. Stasey won the regular season flag The City has assured league of-- time then will be 8 o'clock. V" TNT s l In Milwaukee yes Could he. but I It for its home opener to edge Hous- League debut years he was in the league but all tho teams were over flcials the diamond at the City Martin will u$o one of the games ' terday and ace the first three ton 4--3. - tho former Yankee the pay level, then. In short, $500 and S600 a month ball players didn't Park will be Improved for league to tako a look only left-hand- i : pulled The Beaumont Exporters Blar at the . fared even worse. He was help at that time. play. hurler on the Bis Sortnc - HwJ99imm in the second inning after he had ing before the biggest Fort Worth f ilsssssaaSSIt ii ti However, tne teams Dcgan io cu. tiuu Managers and their teams In- staff. Al Mendoia, . slugged four bits and as After mat. oiacr ouhjf uuu opening day crowd 1980 sent here re A 1MIL.a M M MM 4Vi L iSBKSBKBBKE JBSlVBBBCi J been for in playoffs every year unttl 1953, then lost his clude: since to size. He finished the 9-- cently from Albuquerque. L-:- many runs. thrashed tne Cats, on Joe xi'iii Lwmmmmmmmmmmm rabbit's foot. And the years his teams attained the playoffs after 1949, Red Morrison, Coahoma; James Tho Cayuses Kuncl's sterling four-h-it pitching, recently split a twin The Cards fought back to tie tne Ha .IMn't ,rt vrv far. Watts, Cook's Appliance Store; bill with Wichita eighth of-Jo- AU Falls in Wichita game with a run In tho Tn 48 '49. was ccttinK the cream e Cambria's the Cat runs at Fort worts They loir nnd stasev Amos F.ltigerald, SW BeU Tele- Falls. won the first same and three more in the ninth but Tony A-2- came on home runs. Pitcher Tent farm system. Boys like Potato Pascual. Caspar Del Toro, Tras phone; C Chance, AACSj .WWmWr' Jack two-ru- n round-tri- p easily but errors them sec- Billy walked 11th and-otner- s Blgham got cost the iHUErlsBy Bruton in tho puesto, Bert Baciv Ace Mendet. Cookie Vasqucz. Julio Ramos Griffin, Cosden; Harvey Coffman, a ond contest. nnd raced all tho way home with difficulty aU help per whtte Cat Felix contributed SSBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBSlaftltfBetuJ gSSBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBswaKBFJiBBBBBBBrRSBS were being sent Pat by Cambria. Stasoy had using tho Independents; Charles Anseloff. Hlllls Layne, former winning run on Danny O'Con-- ,Y.Hf the other to the Cat cause. major the va tunl film. Service Center; Sgt Sparto, Mo- leasuer, leads San Angelo single to right and Rip i's m The crowd 12428 gave Fort the 4kM ncll's It's dUfercnt now. Cambria has spread wmseu too uun. tie trying tor Vehicle Squadron; BUI of club Into town. Layne formerly The defest are Burt, Worth the Cup which f bobble. 70 to supply far too many clubs now. Too, the naUves the other clubs 60th Field Maintenance; President's played with the Washington Sen- Hs.,V jSsT? was charged to reliever naddlx, were In the latter '40's, when the effects Lester goes each year to the city with the ImfJmmmmmmSSm getUng now are better than they Daw, Piggly-Wlggl- y; Horace Ran- ators. Hell hold down some Infield his second in two games. A record the largest opening day atteadaaee. ' of the war and the draft hurt talent kin, spot with Colts 39,063 saw southpaw War see nun Vincent; and Frank SchoU, the this season. JfltmmVWmmmW crowd of In the past, too, Stasey depends on his own Dig oat to 61st Maintenance Squadron. DaUas had the secesd largest Angelo's lineup recently was J tfi r lssH ren Spahn go all the way for Mil- through. Ho was tho team's cleanup hitter, and a good one. He'a gone crowd, 8,812, strengthened with I W 'j' Isn't anywhere nearly as fete cook, supervisor of the atgat the addition of waukee. downhUl since then, however. They figure ho league, engaged drawing Oklahoma City's eyealag Charles Watts, a Staley, of the used to is In ud a esdy 1,421 caHly second sacker J"' iw the third member cffecUve with tho hickory as ho be. schedule crowd amounted to acquired from Dallas. Watts B4 ij y' big Is to mako his 1953 for regular season play wbe lose hit ' - trio. due at tne present tune. fans watched UwIadiaM .301 for Govts of tho WT-N- HsfKC i" - V'hyr bow In Chicago tomorrow. Incidentally, don't think Bsrtle Baez didn't have a lot to do with seventh game agalaat ' Si Both Coahoma and Cook's Appli their League last year. The only other wlnless club In building those Big Spring powerhouses the first three sessons Big. victory yevag jeVaa ance Store took part the Colo for the isasea. Johnny Tayoan, a veteran who the majors are the Chicago White Spring wss In the league. Baez did a lot of scouting for Stasey. In Durham tane-ra-a rado City League 1953, slammed et a threatened to quit - Sox, who dropped their third in a the credit but it was Baez who found and signed many play In wkfle baseball because Csmbrla took The pracUce home run for the Mlsaleaa he was being to pay i rM-- celebrated its boys local team. Potato Pascual was signed for Big schedule, as eae-ra- a forced take a I row as Baltimore of the with the by league managers Howie Boles kaeek4 a slice, will probably be with the sHmmmmm''7W:M SIm first American League homo open Spring by Baez, Incidentally. In Thurs- homer off wlaaer Pfigtua. 1 sH day's organizational meeting at visitors. sssB' er since 1902 with a 31 victory the A crowd of 4.387 wateae the SBBBBBS He lives Jn y: Glenn Burns, one of the most w) SJF.3SSSfj?i?ef gSBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBJv before 46.354 wildly cheering fans. Baez, of course, Is no longer around the local scene. thriUer at Tulsa. Utfllty oafcHilder - 16 atsssssssssssW- Mtaiftm jjmmmmmmmmmmmmmmap speed-bailo- r, may bo with city's Florida International Friday, April Independents vs awesome sluggers ever to play In f m h Bob Turlry, the sophomore Tampa, Fla, and back that Jeff Williams singled la a placa-a-lt the Longborn League, Is no longer permitted seven hits and League club this season. Motor Vehicle; 60th Field Mainte- to two rasa aad tie nance vs Plggly Wlggly. role drive la with the Colts. He was sold re- struck out nine for Orioles. game 3-- 3 Tees the manager Midland club, Insisted Saturday, April the at la the ninth. cently to Abilene. Home runs by Clint Courtney and Horace Busby, business of the 17 Cook's vs former Kansas City Monarch to violate tho salary code. 61st Motor Squadron; Service Cen the Angelo 2--t won-lo- st Stephens sent Virgil Trucks the Indians weren't sbout winning tally San brings a Vera sign psy limit," player scored the ea here. The Colts are clos down to defeat. Any way we go, anyone we will be under the ter vs Motor Vehicle. tingle by Bolger. record some our veterans when we told Monday, April 19 Cook's a Jim lng three-da-y hard-hitti- Redlegs Busby ssld. "It went hard with of vs half-gam- e out a road trip. They Cincinnati's rules." Beaumont was a back 8-- that, we're going to respect the Motor Vehicle Squadron. aU-gam- toppled Midland, 2. Wednesday remained the majors' only un- them but second-plac- e Dallas and a e Tuesday, April 20 of 4-- Dounding an Cosden vs fourth-plac- e night and lost to Plslnvlew, beaten team. out 115 Tn. thn hurler who beat the Broncs here last ahead of Saa night. decision over the Cubs for their t..m..i,ii Rrnn Plggly wlggly. the night's playing last fc tvi Aniv miimprt who was recommended Antonio when Green-gras- s, " niavrr bv tho Indians Wednesday, April SW BeU to Big fr"a'jswisw straight. Jimmy ------..,., W Ifcm Several names familiar second """""'e,..ii. unner. omers were 1...J-. unusu W.r a was over. Tulsa and Fort Worth. Spring fans decorate the Wichita l KfH who tied a record with four by Manager ltuay ine uuy j vs service center; aacs vs five games back, were tied JmmmmmmW 'i rrrTby some other club. lor Falls roster. Tony Traspuesto, who f doubles on opening day, added a or sent to them Cook's. and places, followed by iKssHsssssssH Thursday, April 22 fifth sixth used to catch for-th-e Broncs, now fifth two-bagg- and walloped a Field Main Houston Oklahoma City la At this writing. Bobbye Savage had his East High School baseball Independents; Cosden aad wears a Spudder roster, as does bases-loade- home run to high- tenance vs team out in front in the Dcs Moines, Iowa, schoolboy basebaU race. He s vs that order. Julio Ramos, a mound ace of the Ex-B- ig light a six-ru-n seventh for Cin- Cook's. Only three games were ea tap Spring Bronc former Big spring aiga scnooi auucic April 23 AACS 1M9 Big Spring team. cinnati. the Friday, vs Pig for Friday sight: Beaameat at Ken Cluley, formerly with A slim gathering of 12,498 hardy gy Wlggly. Shreveport DaUas, San Curt Borrett who played right field for Big Spring last season,, TinnH!i uv Jlmmv Bond- - the Pampa cage star, will probably enroll Fort Worth. at Angelo, and Manager AI McCarty souls the wintry blasts at "": . . .. i i.iM Saturday, April 24 Cook's vs City. now wears the spangles of the San Angelo Colts, which play the braved at SMU. schools ail over tne country re mw.ft.. mm. and San Antonio at Oklahoma class-me- n Wich- left-hand- Motnr squadron; Cosden vs are other with the Steeds at 8 o'clock here tonight. He's a batter. Ebbcts Field and were rewarded ntt - Tulsa and Houston, observing Deed ita Falls team. hv a Brooklyn victory over IMntnt- Vehicle. Friday, were to take Use day off. 74 Dod- Monday. April 28 SW BeU vs Admlsstctti prices for both games the Pittsburgh Pirates. Three but set a Saturday- - deableaeaaer. bava been? pegged at 50 and 25 ger home runs, all off loser Max! 61st Motor Squadron; Plggly Wlg BASES-JAMME- D Bentley Will Take Four gly Independents. cents. DOUBLE buriconi. accoumcu lot six. iw. Ti Roy Campanella hit his third of Tuesday, April 27 Coahoma vs Robinson Seeded the season with two on. Junior Athletes To Abilene 60th Field Maintenance: Cosaen vs Something Amiss GIVES INDIANS WIN Gilliam hit his second and Jackie 61st Motor Squadron. Firsf In Meet Bentley wttl take team to the Abilene Relays Satur Wednesday, April 23 Coot, vs Robinson his first with a runner Coach narold LB--Oae year's - Albo-rano- HOUSTON rf last MIDLAND (SO Pela 'a the Big Springers Indefinitely. Meyer was win nnlv members of the Big day. AACS. In 220 Sprint- on base. Rusa the four semi-finalist- s. Tommy Xobtasoa of double with tho bases load- Despite the loss, Manager Pep but he needed help from Jim Spring High School track and field They are Bobby Fuller, who is Thursday, April 29 Cosden vs provided ner Baton Rouge, La., was seeded strat DALLAS W d offici- ed In the seventh inning per Martin had warm words Hughes in the eighth. Ukelyto either win or place In the AACS. 6-- of as the River Oaks Jaaler Teaals double-checkin- g 5 victory over April . Plggly als did some yes- Midland with a Veteran Murry Dickson got the mUo run; MUton Davis, quarter Friday. 30 wlg began today. Big Spring in an exhibition game praise for the mound work of Mike STANDINGS gly vs Cook; Coahoma vs Inde- Tournament terday Harold Griffin of Rice of pitching duel with , 880-yar- .when better a Kirk Faulkner, d Robinson tost a year ago e juch-r-d 220-yar- played 205 custom- Ralncy, who may be the Steeds' mUcr; ran the d event In 20.4 In a before paying young Johnny Antoneut as tne pendents. Houston, who will Thursday night. runner; and DarreU Sanders, an Saturday, May 1 Independent Schuette of triangular track meet. ers here starting burlcr against Artesla next Phils beat the New Yonc uianis compete next week la ae sttr-- The game was costly for the 2-- Innings AMERICAN LEAGUE vs Cosden. Sure enough, something was Tuesday. Ralncy gave up five scat- 0 in a game cut to 6H entry in the same event zota annual stiver Shortstop Luis Cabcllcro yield- atudded ua wrong. Griffin and another runner Broncs. tered hits la six Innings and only because of rain. Antoneut ., BrrTHE ASSOCIATED PBESS Frosty Roblson, local discus Tournament. had started at the wrong place and his leg and was lost to ed only three hits but two of w Lot Pet. BtUa -- one unearned run, citTtiisd a i .J5I thrower, wUl not make the trip. - had actually run only 210 yards. them were damaging drag "" BalUmor J ! keeping shspe the Wharton Leader One second was arbitrarily added Frank Maren succeeded Ralney bunts. One was made by Ted N Tert S 1 He is In lor to the official time. on tho mound and was tagged for Kazansk), who took second on ZHtreU I JS r Regional Meet, however. In Golf Tourney WESTTEXAS Texas A&M won the triangular Marlene Rated the loss, five wild throw, third on a BMton 1 J ?? J have had UtUe chance as he surrendered Watblnttoa . The Steers CENTER as expected, getting C6H passed ball scored on a fly in J S BOWLING meet tallies In the seventh. and Cblcaxo 0 a 00a to work out due to adverse weath- COLLEGE STATION to--A one-- to 53 1-- 3 SMU SO fifth. second was made TtiUJ'm points for and the The SbtH under-p-ar 71 was enough to give Urvster rVUnajeiwurf Ralph Atkinson started on the who Ho icheduled er condlUons this week. Too, part Nw for Rice. Rice won the freshman To Win by slugger Del Emus, fm, Bflilli Frank Wharton of HUlcrest at Dal Chance with Tharlj'( 0 Stadium has Hav AHtys Of meet with 79, A&M was second mound for Midland. The former squeezed Willie Jones home Miw Tork X PJUUdtlphta of the track at Steer las the lead yesterday la the. first Wt at 29tt and SMU scored only 17tt. two out In the sixth. notion . Wublnttoo I water. (Babe) Big Springer tolled slx'frames and Dflrolt 3, CStTtUsd 3 been under round of the second annual Texas Far Chvrch Lsuwu BEAUMONT Ut Mildred Four teams were tied for first 1 as well was succeeded by Fred Comacho, BllUmot S. CSleuo Preliminaries in the AbUene A&M High School Golf Tournament. Or t?rstvf aUwHwa Zabarias was the practical In American League with KU-go- nlace the wiU be Saturday after Bob Nelson of re as tho sentimental favorite here who gained credit for the win. handed Cleve NATIONAL LEAGUE meet run Second was On Saturday and Sunday. Cats Win Opening 21 records. Detroit noon and finals night with 72, Tied for third with todsy as the second annual Babe Big Spring led by score of 3--1 of the season Wmi Lot ret. Bridal at Soft Drinks Coffes a land the first defeat 74s Bob Strope, KUgore: BUI Zaharias Open Golf Tournament scoring the winning run in CJnelnniU a 0 i.xx were CanaV Muete Day Gate Trophy going into tho seventh. A bobble 32. Brooklyn 3 1 -- J Martlndale, Jacksonville; Sonny started over the Beaumont Country two walks, an Infield S 1 .Ml tt by Bob Martin, who moved in at the ninth on PhUidtlnhl Ewtng, Croiler Tech of Dallas, and Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Utka FORT WORTH CM The opening Club course. slncle by BUI Tutlle and an Infield CMC. J I l Follow shortstop when Cabellero left the MUwtokt , 1 J? l Leagues To Jackie Cuplt, Pine Tree. day attendance trophy of the Texas But Marlene Bauer, out by Matt Baits. Reliefer Ralph PUUburia 1 S .333 m game, opened the door for the In' YOU 1 .333 it League Is held by Fort Worth for phenom playing out of Sarasota, Branca was the winner and Mike NW J a Rules On Gloves good chance to dlans. St. LooU 0 .000 the first time since 1940. Fla. was rated a Berry Midland Garcia the loser. FridT Scatdol played Mrs. Zaharias. Miss Harold blistered It icheduled The Cats last night Beau dethrone hurling, collecting a triple and a The New York Yankees Joined fmll DALLAS in Texas professional 12,128 fans to win the one of golfs glamour gals, Cleveland, Baltimore Tkardj' Botlli mont before Bauer, single. Julio Dclatorre and Bob Detroit and Brooklyn T. PUUborih 4 basebaU leagues wiU observe the away. drew 8,812 won Colonist Women's Open top, defeating Philadel- rhUtdelphU 3. New Yolk 0 t cup going Dallas the two-hase- at the the new rule that forces the fielders ANNOUNCING Martin bad for Big CinctnntU CblctfO S opener to New Orleans, La., last week. Athletics, 3-- on Mor-an- 's It, to for Its with Shreveport at Spring. phia Tom MUwmUe T. 6t. Louli S (It tnntnfi) to bring their gloves In the bench up The Bsbe, still on the comeback eight-hitte- r. Eighth- - Inning Inning Wind second. mo srsiNQ ( AninroA when they have finished an The eight openers drew a total trail after a serious cancer opera BUT tX 4 0 0 home runs by Hank Bauer and TEXAS LEAGUE field. o e10 in the 3,488 tion year, the defending CTMcU) t BUI Skowron off loser Alex Wea Pel. States Sanders and Jack Hanson of 45,081 fans, which Is under last is. .... 3 S rookie Imt It's because BasebaU Commis Jerry predicted lUrtloti lb up hurling SartTtnort 0 i.om last year. Rain that postponed chamDlon and has she r. utrun it ... 0 s Kellner broke a close f SVi sioner Ford Fiick, commanded It . 1 1 Dana ...... 3 .Tit openers will the $3,500 tournament DtUtorr 3b . s duel. S 3 noting three of the four of the win U-- Beaumont 3 The commissioner, that a n. mrtta i. A 1 3 4 3 ?" 311 Have Purchased aata O Sammy White drove In ,.w.l ..... vtt first round was credited largely aealn. MOtds rl 3 1 Catcher lu S S number of leagues were punning 1 1 Tulta , 3 Oli Oklahoma City Tho lo contest has a select CabtUtro ... ; three runs with a home run, double with the decrease. u S 1 Port Worth ...... 3 .333 to lgnbre the rulo this season, saia Uttrr U 1 S .1ST showed the blccest decline. The field of 23 teeing off today, a sec e 3 1 and two singles In four times at Hooiton ho wanted it observed. Cioll7 Oklahoma CHy ...... Indians drew only 1.422 for their ond 18 holes tomorrow and the Rtloej p e i bat to lead the Boston Red Sox to Schtdalo "Wo havo no alternaUve." said SHOP p ...... s e Friday Mint ', PHIL'S BARBER opener compared to 4,138 last year.'flnal 18 set for Sunday, lUrca a victory over Washington. Be inmost at Fort Worth John Reeves, president of the 81 Bhrtreport DaTiat . , SS S IS St 11 Lefty BUI at opens way ToUlt ... Henry burled a Baa Antonio at Oklahoma City Texas League. "It the 1103 OWENS MIDLAND () An n ii ro a lOoly cheduledl BirlOB tt . s i 3 o e camel to staUlng but since the commis- OulJ lb ..... 0 a sioner says we must observe it. And Francis Shop Jontt Zb 1 t abaU issue order to the Texas Oliver lutbti u ... tt e 3 I an 3UM If a s League that It do so from now on." W frrWwU awl Bttotr o ...... s 0 s Transplanted Texan Stars Howard Green, president of the W will U hsffjy U,st shh ,t4Wft, Around For Pay Offers Anlotulti o l 1 3 Dtvioa U S e t Big State League, said his circuit Com In T S U. . Albocuo lb i ou would follow the commissioner's Sn By DAVID L. DILES figure salary bracket." r.uiiir 3b ...... 3 t t As Bosox Topples Sens S o thought rule RIO GRANDE, Ohio LR Newt Q: "What are theyT" AUtnton p ...... edict but that be the Ctmtcba p 3 e e be repealed at the next Oliver, the volatile little ring-mast- At " can't say. In fact, I can't By BOB HOOBINO to Roy Slevers la the fourth inning would even give you But (here's TotiU 3 BOSTON Ifl Lefthander BUI down, aUonlng lone meeting of tho rules committee. of Rio Grande's basketball a hint. mo arnma , ..,,001 tot inne- n- Henry bore circus, came out of hiding today Just the slightest chance we'll stay MIDLAND OM0QIMI- -4 Henry, a transplanted Texan with singles to Wayne Terwlllger and announced ho per at Rio we form uQ. MitUnei, . MerUn. RBI and and star Grande. If don't DiUlorre. Bilbo. An- - a sizzling baU, today looked year's bitting king, Mickey consid- go pro. Noth- Btrrr. Croulir. fast last AL Baylor Pair former Bovo Francis are our own team, we'll tontlle. Dawtoa. Altwrano 3. crlUcs Gets put ing's definite yet. going to n. Martin. Alborano. 3U Btttr. an like Boston's answer to the Vernon, the rest nf the way. The ering offer "that would each but it's -- Baiao, aeioo. vaoen 6-- Baylor University five-figu- re Mtnuea, ut of Red Sox pitching his three-- yielded walks TYLER l 'of us In tho salary be a hard decision to make," lero la Matuaci. r. Martin,! to Mar after six Q: you really In Cincin- Unti, ltuibea Quiy to Alborano It) U)a Washing but struck out as many and ap- nicked un some football talent yes Jjracket." "Were hit performance .against Ty- who open- nati, or somewhere else?" lf EDTlCI a. Mid! peared to be getting stronger in terday when DaVld Lunceford, The Rio coach, boasts nun a, Aviiuon a. bv am,y . Ma- ton ace Bob Porterfleld. Bob- one was in Cincinnati rts 3, Atktnaoa Oonatbo 3. and the late innings with a variety of ler Junior CoUege tackle, and ly that ha personally put over A: "I last i. Jllu 1853 Globe- rune nalnej s or 1 la i Comitha tor Henry, who closed out the sharp breaking pitches. The vic by Peters. Yan High School bsck. of the biggest basketball buildups night to see the Harlem 3 3 a 3: AUUwoa U J! Malta la. t, 2-- 1 WP-Ua- o, briUIaht one-hi- sinned letters of Intent to attend In the history of the game, had trotters and the College I tor 3 In . lrren. WtutrOa-mach- season with a tory marked his fifth in six ap reporters Q: you to Sapersteln later Uirta, U Psttir, 03, victory pearances against wasningion. tho Waco school. successfully oyaded "Did talk ;U, over the world champion (Abo- - of nearly a week. Sapersteln, owner the New York Yankees, was quiet but msn l whs expulsion Another ahrittlng tale of the ' i Since last Monday's of Globetrotters)?' 6-- obviously 'pleased with his 1 tri- IswUssl Sponsored by Gm mm. one of the most prolific At "I can't say who I talked to BOXES STLI DODGE PLYMOUTH Into the,hsrts ct tha J'rancts, the game has ever known, But you. don't think I went down umph over the Senators yesterday. Oliver's: whereabouts bare been, a ihero for my health, do you?" AVAILABLE The Houston, Tex., THE UOHt RAF4B "Job-Rate- d" TRUCKS dark secret, ills traveling signals Q: "What about that 'slight' lad who was caUed up from the DODGE. college chance you and Bevo will be back A home even bad his family and few boxti bttwetn Sox' Louisville farm In, the middle AND SERVICE (acuity friends contused. t Rio Grande next year? Are you piste and third bate for Bio SALES nut lata lsst ulaht. OUver called two going to be together or not?" Spring Bronc home gamis will of last year, baa a double handicap COMPLETE MOTOR REPAIR . college dropped lob, He was tsclng the Associated Press, and said At "When the be offered to the public on a to overcome, Scientific Equipment Expert Machatvk when he was asked where ho had Oovo, they butted the biggest pub first come, fjrtt sarve' basts. the top Americas League pitcher shoppln.'." llclty bubble in history. Those contact Accessaries tjtPSSSJSSSaeeBaBalli . .. ' been; "Just basketbaU Inttretttd can of 19$) In Porterfleld (22-1- and Genulna Mepar Paris And double-tal- k, bSS Despite1 a myriad of But It he doesn't come back, it's Jack Smith, who Is handling Washing Polishing Graaslnf he got the idea across It had been Just as certain a the tun comln tate'ef the rettrved space for some uncomfortable up INSPECTION sucvcium nn IV 1111-- In the morning that I won't be Ptpper Martin. He cn be weather, STATE STATiOH The .conversation went ims ways back here either. Bevo'll be play- reached by dialing "I threw so msuy pitches 1 Question: "Have you and Levo ing basketball somewhere next The boxes are good for 70 chance to get cold," - didn't have a decided on- any offers?" season, and you can bet your life . home oam and .the playoff, JONES MOTOR CO. two, good, right on the (and In the was tho way Henry explained His Answer. "We have I'll be there bench. if the Broncs should 101 DM 44351 stolid otfers--a- nd cither one of them We'll be together, no matters what Shsughnstty round. success with the elements. Graff ttould put each of us la Ute live hsppeni." Atttr serving a home run baU i r ...'wijfy,.i1iwiDliwm 7 JS i f PPit. .,- A1 - rc ). '' TV

10 Big Spring Herald, Fit, April 16, 1054 AUTOMOBILES TRAU.KR3 A3 TRAILERS A3 MERCHANDISE MERCHANDISE MERCHANDISE Political AUTOS FOR SALE At BUIUDINO MATERIALS Kl HOUSEHOLD OOODS K4 HOUSEHOLD OOODS K4 ! ! WHOA STOP - LOOK USED FtJRNrrORlB tod appntneai. Announcements - rtumb-tnc.on- PRICES SLASHED THE LUMBER BIN Used & Repossessed Oood ptlcei pais. s. 1, Tata, d 1 veil en following taadMottao log Good Used Trallers-Iprl- ccs CUT SLASHED Screen j qc rurnltara. allti aonnco tna F HH P tT'7i) Htthwer to. poblle offleo lobjecl to tt Dote. v "BLYiLeefcfaiiafl Door ...... BARGAINS eratla primary of Jul . IH4. REDUCED! 34x6-8--1 Gum MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS KS Used Refrigerators. Good DlitTttt Slab Door tfc Stale female til 11953 Spartanetto 40 foot Used 8 Months. pv.yoto o Mechanical t a HARUET BADUCH with tight From r r For Jeete lltt Jietclet OUtriett Reduced $2,000.00 Outside paint, fc pf 7.7J BALDWIN PIANOS CnAftLXE StrLLtTAN P OOR.7w) Used Evaporative CLTDE X. THOMAS till ONE-THIR- D DOWN IN MONEY TAKES THEM AWAY white. Ballon Dtitrlei Atlaraiari 2x4 No. 4 Fir c A Hf, ELTON OILL1LAKD COME TO SEE US AID SAVE MONEY 8 throufih 20 P -- 3U KZSf.... $64.50 Adair Music Co. fat ntitriel ClarSI Used Wringer OEOROB a CHOATB OPEN UNTIL 7:30 P.M. Priced to Move lxio no. a ror Caaatr Joiga White pin. fcinnn' WASHING 1703 Gregg Dial r n weatxh Mod-tere- y H-to- n pick (tOOR MERCUItY FORD Sco Us Bcforo You Buy BURNETT TRAILER SALES 1x12 No. 2 MACHINE Tar Saerlfl up. one is $47.7J JESS SLAOOnTTW '53 Hardtop '52 This Your authorised Spartan dealer While pine I.UU New and Used Automatic NURSERY PLANTS K6 J. D (Jake) nntrron coupe. perfect. not Interested Ra- WASHERS Tar Atlaraerl A handsome Dicna It 1946 PONTIAC u riywood. (MOQ QC VERBENAS . . Cal 1IOOSCT, Inside tell your friends. Youll do East Highway 80 Dial $ n,n From FANBirs canaUona. HARVEY C. JR. of two tone colors dio, heater and scat cov Good one tide , .pizy.yj . napdreiona ato. rer Cauatr aerii and them a CQQC Home Dial Plywood Metal Lawn Spring lull Norm?. it( Boutk Sanr-rr- . PAULINE 8. PSTTT ers. A beautiful new grey i $ 0.32 t Q CC ror Ceaalf Ta Aeeaeear OaHetlart out.... favor. Good two sides CHAIRS ROBJKBOIt $2385 fOOJ finish. CO.D3 ST AUOUOTINE Truck arrlraa TIOLA nORTON 100 Trade In Orau. rat Ceaalr Treatarerl I Tlinradar. Book rour orderi for froth rnANCES OLENN B Cement ? Iran, so ctnta par block or tl par no. 1941 CHEVROLET ANNOUNCEMENTS EMPLOYMENT qnara. Spring 11UI S40S rar Ceuatt Cammltileaer, rat. I MERCURY Hard- 50 feet of Water .J Nurtirr PROCTOR CHEVROLET CO $1.00 Boutu RALPH in t op. A beautiful sedan. If you are looking tODGES D1 Hose. guar Bcurrr. p o rrnanxs 'CID I Fleetllne power HELP WANTED, Femalt EJ tt USE OUR BUDGET PLAN Ha, blend of colorInside and for transportation see this anteo ? "jnr rar Ceaalf Cammliilaaer. rat. Slide sedan. U not Inter- STATED CONVOCATION WANTED 4 LADIES with pttaiant 0.7J BOUNTY TOMATOES PCTX TTI0MA8 out Here's modern driv Bit Sprint Chapter No relet for Telephone tollciutloa. Dial FREE DELIVERY O E med) OILUAU ested tell your friends car. ITS GOODYEAR 1 Ins at HAM Trr 3rd oriwrrn i m ana 1 bq. Tar Caaa,'? Caaaeeluleoee. rat. about this one. Youll do Tbnnday BUM. I 00 p m 211 Gregg Dial SERVICE STORE Only tomatoes for West Texas. ARTHUR J BTALLTNOS its best $1685 1949 FORD sedan. r&ompaoa. H f. 35 CXCIt. LEATIIEHWOOD JD INSTRUCTION cents per dozen. Verbenas, " Danlela. See HOME IMPROVEMENT 214 W. 3rd uunrn thorp SS. $985 Equipped with heater and LOANS 5 10 cents. Snapdragons, 10 cents. HUDSON LANDERS lights. Equipped SPECIAL NOTICES B2 MAKE TOUn BVIl tlfU. Claim In Dial All other bedding plants. Far Ceeati Cammluleaer, rat. I Victoria. signal Trxiut rainu&c. veramiee. Dajmar. NO DOWN PAYMENT RALPH J NKTLL FORD SEE UE lot Utnsowe. Worm, 3UI OOOD USED lata modal Elactrolui Ford's most beau with famous '6' cylinder iu " ""a '" " Up To 36 Months To Pay Claaner Complete vlth attachments. EARL ITCLL Sedan-ett- e. '52 Pluiu '111 Mala EASON ACRES NURSERY LELAND WALtACSI PONT1AC H $60toS2500 A Dial car. High perform motor. real bur W B POCeVS.tr six. tiful LOST AND H '51 Seats It's ance overdrive. FOUND B4 WOMANS COLUMN Add room, garage, fence, SPORTING GOODS K8 rnm polacix tops. 1947 FORD TEN DOLLARS painting, papering, floor cover- CLEARANCE SALE Far Ceaatr Sareereri Like sedan. rrvard far inform.. ANTIQUES S ART GOODS 11 FOOT PLYBOARD boat and a RALPH tloa leading: to reeoaery ol brovn and j HI ing. Venetian blinds. t Basra $1185 new. Heater and scat covers. A All Conditioners horaeporer Sea King Motor. Boat Far Ceaalr Sapartatealnl $1585 foiw iweea earccaie vontamt a LAMP PARTS and rtmaectlona. Tht These Air Are trailer All In good condition. 1300 mn.IT 5 beajeekete 1 $500 loan for 36 months Pay- aritrrn beautiful new green finish. tovst, boaeeeoet. Rntl Art Shoe ITUt and Orttf. Dial Equipped With Pump and T J Ilogae. 1 miles Nona Stanton. JattUe ai Peae. Pel. Ha. t. PI. Ko. t oTtrnlfht cut. alia mliilat. Dial ment S1S37 month. Hllhvar IK. ROT tTBRTEH CADILLAC "ST Window Adapter Kit nntfTV 9ff ; CHILD CARE HI wit.Tm OLDSMOBILE 1949 BUICK Super sedan C. F. Air Conditioner Far JaeUca 01 Peaea metal Na. 1 '49 sedanette. It's a AO PERSONAL B5 ItOtXTNO 31 Spa- NABORS PAINT r sedanette. A great ette. Kadio and heater. A boar fiarsery. Was $125.00 Now $70.00 Ptaee Me, S honey. tial ratta 04 Roiemeot. Dial NOTICE A H. BUliUian buy at CHRISTIAN COUPLE vffl taka cart STORE C. F. M. Air Conditioner No. 1 clean car throughout of a&d expense RtaiOD-ab- Far CeatUHe. ret. $1485 prenatal birth ta WILL BABT tit day or night. ! $179.95 00 W O LEONARD $785 rhafire for adaption of babe ArraAee. retea. 41M1 Was Now JU5 Wrtiht. 1701 Gregg FISHERMEN C. M W1LXXRSON 1946 PONTLAC se--' mt?i bu boi Day C F. M. Air Conditioner r-- .- - M'n.tiii...-- .MRS nnBBELL'S Nursery. Opan Night a r inn. . . t-- - v. . . r at 'Uonday throaia Saturday, Sundays Was $17000 Now $110.00 Far Caaitakla. Pet Ne. S MERCURY aan. uonvenuonai s n i C. COATES Club STUDEBAKER n. MADAME GRAY aritr IN Dial T9M No- C. F. M. Air Conditioner 2 Fish Nets O Coupe. Your mon Pickup. Here's de Equipped with all accesso- lan tu ODELL BUCHAKAK '47 '49 SPIRITUAL READER Was S170.00 Now $10000 ey's worth by pendable selL MRS. SCOTT DOOS, PETS, ETC K3 1 One Hundred Feet Long (4QE ries. Priced to Advice given on kttpa ehlldrao. Ml With Pump. Like any yardstick. transportation all natters. Nort&rast llta. Dial MKX BABT PARAKEETS (or MERCHANDISE $385 Bring clipping and get a (alt, Rtady New. Was .... $139.95 1 Eighty Feet Long f303 this DAT AND nltbt enritry Spadal to ttaclt to talk St antr p m Now $8995 full reading for price. ratts 1191 Nolan. Dial I8C Orttt. Dial Bob Dally. MISCELLANEOUS Kit Marvin Wood half Mill. Was $28955 1600 Gregg nXQlSlSJt&U 3 and 4 Inch mesh PEKlNaESE tnirral! Now $11500 Open 8 00 A.M. to 9.00 P.M. LAUNDRY SERVICE HS for t. Maj ba attn txtwttn I 00 Pontiac daily and Sunday ana i.m ai Animu uupnik DU1 Was $95.00 N. O. DECKER P. Y. TATE 504 East 3rd tRONINO WANTED 1.U ear dotta. Now $G5.00 I 111 Norta Orttt Dial Mill. BABTl. BUSINESS C PARAKEETS tor Ilia. Ura BUDGET TERMS 1219 17th Down In Jones Valley OPP. MISCELLANEOUS IRONIKO doea U. J CBrttn. Dial 4417. East Dial qsleklT Ura Joa Barbaa. IC0S Jen-oln-n TROPICAL plaata. -- ran. aqsartami FIRESTONE 1004 West 3rd Street OPPORTUNITY Dial JO7 and auppllra. H ftad B Aqaartam. Outboard Motor Lay. Away SALES SERVICE hewttts help au. nih nua 3306 Johnann. ura Jim Barpar -- 10 Down. Order a Sea King Fnr 1paf Virv tnnHrn Wft vaih and Hull dry S8S Wilt STORES J FOR, SALE Rrcttttrad CACktr pup-pl- f. Deluxe 5 HP now. price J167.00. NEW service station. Best location ' Dial urn 00 and I'OO. 507 East 3rd Dial 8ta blwn 510 holds for you 51 on West Highway 8a MRS. TUCKER'S LAUNDRY BundaTi. Animal tlospltaL Dial Just it until Ford Victoria 51195 SPECIAL THIS WEEK May 15th. Pay balance or ask AIR CONDITIONERS 43 Help Self Chevrolet .... $495 CONTACT OWNER QET A Parattrtt (or EaiUr. AH rol- - Wrought Iron Dinette. New about Terms when you pick It Free Pick Up and Delivery (01 1600 $3755 51 Ford t SS351 T)iaj or Dial or coma bj Retail Price SS950-N- ow $59.50 CFM WATCH THIS Open 6 00 a to 7:30 Abrams 4791 m. pjn. sectional studio "MONTGOMERY WARD 5I Champion S10S5 SOI Lamesa Hwy. Dial PLANTS TfOn Aquarra-- n and prols 2000 CFM $32.95 XJly'a. Popples Tha Tfln Shop. couch 515.00 221 W. 3rd Dial 43 Ford door S475, BUSINESS SERVICES D r Watar tRONINO DONE, ouek amelant air-tie- 101 Madlton. Dial New inncrspring 3000 CFM .. 25 ofi (g Rnmtf U Dial AD FOR '47 Dodge S 135 RACES pump-- tin S29.95 WEARING APPAREL K10 THE t wash and Bpue tan mattresses 0,buna- - Wt,t Land Cruiser S S95 gj. u' FREE PICKUP & DELIVERY HOUSEHOLD GOODS K4 The Store Where Your Money YOUR FASHION Erocka cotmtelor. 3500 CFM .... 25 off CLEANEST CARS AND BEST BUYS "a Anywhere In Town Buys Mora Marllrn Knight. Lattit atjlea. colore rieuiy j .xioor ooy and fabrlca. Hot Booth UonUeeHo. 4000 CFM .... 25 ofi "53 OLDSMOBILE "SS sedan. Radio, heater, power it Why Drive Your Own Car? Dial -- I "50 wagon . . S6S5 MOST FOR THE LEAST PATTON njRNITURE steering and power brakes. Two tone finish. 21.000 ac Jeep Station ROBERTSON'S HELP YOUR- (. 43 Chevrolet SS50 REWARD & MATTRESS CO. NEW AND tued clothing bought and tubing per ft . . 4 cents tual mile car. One owner. SELF LAUNDRY In- fold jFlril door aoutti ol gateway. -- Our new living room suites "S3 ST 43 Plrmouth . ... S2S5 Is a 817 East 3rd OLDSMOBILE sedan. Demonstrator. CM. There rich reward in com 306 North Gregg Dial clude the Kroehler, Sealy. Da- MISCELLANEOUS Pumps t.95up Frigidaire air conditioner, hydramatic. radio, heater. 3U aiuaeoacer fortable living awaiting you Day or Nlzht Dial 11 Kit ' plcJtnp $495 BROOKSHIER LAUNDRY vis and Ozark lines. Sectional - power steering, power brakes. prqmiUm tires, sun-viso- r, and your family when you let used RECORDS- IS eenta at tba Padding, Floats. Valret and too Per Cent Soft Water and Matching tables PAYING Record SLop 111 Stain. Dial custom lounge cushions. us come out and service that Wat Wiil-Ri- nis Dry connections. and bookcases In Mahogany Above Average Price for - 52 OLDSMOBILE 33 sedan. Clean. One owned. Mcdonald old air conditioner, or install Help Self Good Used FOR BALE- Oood oaw and need rodl equipped. Dial 609 East 2nd and limed oak. Dinettes in atora for all cara and trocka and eO We pay Top Cash Prica for Fully a new one in your home. field equipment SatufaeUon goaran-tee- d CO. chrome, wrought iron and Furniture and Appliances good Ap- 52 OLDSMOBILE S3 Radio, heater, hydramatic motor LAUNDRT Wet waah. BoH PeurUoy Radiator Company. SOI used Furniture and DAVES Duro-Oa- k. Matching buffet "We will try to deal your way" and power steering. 206 Johnson Dial Come By drr help eeLt Open SCO ta S 00 and Eait Third pliances. 51 OLDSMOBILE Sff nil East tn china. Buy Sell or Trade sedan. Light green. Fully AUTO ACCESSORIES A4 BOWERMAN SHEET MR CONDITIONER HEAD- equipped. 27,000 actual miles. moNiNo cm car tor DrtteJ Bedroom suites in modern style J. METAL WORKS wanted a HOLUS QUARTERS AND SPARE 50 OLDSMOBILE "SS Hydramatic radio and and colors. Just received a 607 East 2nd Dial PART SUPPLIES P. Y. TATE CAR MOTOR 815 good heater. East 3rd or load of used furniture at MAJOR OOlNO SacrUldng Pumps. Valves, Floats. Tubing 48 NIcaj SEWING HI 504 stoves, orrneai 1004 West Dial OLDSMOBILE and clean. Two tone TROUBLE? CaUt-SU- l West 3rd. including nearly new househnld hirntture Dial Switches, Belts, Motors 3rd Street to IS 5 green. Fully equipped. srwiNO AMD alurauona. Ura. bedroom suites and refrigera 44I. 50 liter 00 Ml size coolers In 48 PONTIAC Hydramatic Get the many big extras Cnorenwea 111 RanneU Dial ll .Good transportation. offer A SPECIAL low price RrmoceUnc tors. BARGAINS ALWAYS! Jtcch $1955 up conditioning Shop Us ed only Wards. You get new--. leveling painting ALL KINDS of tewtng alter-atto- Complete For Good Used Pickups. at hocsa 7o Job too and 1953 not REPAIR SERVICE motor performance from a tmall Frea estimate. 8. C. Adini Ura Tipple. VHV, West gtn. Point Home service for home and com I Dial Dial 4 SOU Freezer. New guarantee. Small ALL FAN TYPE i Wards Rebuilt Motor a - mercial evaporative cool dIus - down payment 24 to Clean, oil, replace pads, check new motor for 90 H c MCPHERSON Poraping Serrica SEAMSTRESS WORK, maenlna aoCt- months Shroyer Motor Co. guarantee SepUe Tanka. Wain Racia til Wctt trg and nphoIiUrj Wort guaranteed TUIvSaTJS pay. $319 00. pump and float $ 5.00 ers. days or 4,000 miles. Wards give ' aa. Dial or noruvesi lzid uiaj Authorized Oldsmobile GMC ' win mint w COMPLETE 1. Repack Dealer trade-i- n GROUP S h II Green Stamps big allowance. Monthly D, nr. cr.tr- -. i ic-- r FTi BELTS BUTTONS, battonnalea. a 115 504 West 3rd 424 East Third 25 . .. ' w East 2nd SPECIAL Dial 1 jr tt.,r..,. CoameUca Dial 1T07 Ban-to- 2. Clean DavmrnLS inn hdptt installa Dial Dial All new. name KEN SCUDDER'S tion arranged. FLOOR SANDING AND Ura Crocker brand merchan- Save now. dise. For as little as $90 00 down Household Equipment Co. 3. Installation FINISHING ONE-DA- Y NEW 209 W. SERVICE and $39 75 monthly 4th New coolers $35.00 up. MONTGOMERY WARD New Or Old Etattoah't eoTcred bIta. battocu. PLATFORM ROCKERS Dial or -- 3J3 oc&rl and color See This Before You Buy Five good coolers priced PERRY PETERSON oao button la S44.50 used 221 W 3rd Dial MRS PERRY PETERSON Regular HOBOT CRAFT auppuea Tte Art to sell. NOW LOOK BOYS! 608 525.00 snop. and Oregg. Dial West 7th Dial ecj Writ Tin Dial Reduced to inn Many Bargains Other v--- mmATK WESTERN Have mommle put on her OLD RED BONNET with the AUTO SERVICE A5 EXTERMINATORS D5I BUTTON SHOP GREGG STREET ' mn.izzzr' USED APPLIANCES I Died rrlzidalre refrigerator. Very Well-- a 904 NOLAN BLUE ribbon on it and put the price of the SOMBRERO TERUTTES? CALL or write. FURNITURE good condition USJ4 AUTO STORE Exterrslaacng Companr (or tree In- - BUTTONHOLES. COVERED atrr- - 205 208 Main in a McEwen Motor Company Used Car. She'll still be DERINGTON ipectloa. ltU West Arenna San TONS BELTS. BUCKLES AND ETZV 1210 Gregg Dial Runnels Dial Eaer Sptndrler washer. With automat- Dial the hit of AngcLO. xexai. isone atoa LETS WESTERN STTLE SHTRT ic Bpln-ilni- Jut Uke new IMJO the Easter Parade in one of these extra sharp BUTTONS. RHINESTONE BUTTONS GUARANTEED GARAGE HOME CLEANERS DO iOCO CPU window air conditioner uuu AND la-- wun, ALL. AUBREY SUBLETT APPLIANCES with pump Model P DS , Ul.Tt nl AUTO PARTS AND FURNITURE. RCOS cleaned. 1950 Plymouth Dodge Admiral Dual-Tem- p refrigera- 4 SCO Wright air condlUooer. 1942 1952 CADILLAC 62 sedan. Two-ton-e hydra- axj Dora-- 1 CPU blue, MACHINE WORK US) 4-- Juit Ilka caw. Complete with Cleaneri Dial or tor. 2 years old. New unit. Special pump SO Ya-t- matic, radio and heater. Here's a perfect examole of Uta PUca EASTER SPECIAL Deluxe club lies pickup. Still run- 300 N.E. 2nd Dial year Warranty $259.95 coupe. WHY youll never miss the NE WHAT Heater, good tires O E. wather, Terr good condl-uo- n ning and a bargain for with this one under HAULING-DELIVER-Y D10 Chronspun and Nylon. Wont Keivlnator Refrigerator. tiiM you. Youll be floating on war- and light blue color. only the CLOUDS with 'not a care LOCAL HAULXNO Reaaooaola ratea shrink $1.00 per yard sealed unit one'. E. C Fame dial ranty $149.95 STANLEY NOTICE Poinciana all pure nylon 45 Norge Refrigerator. Sealed un- $618.00 $65.00 BUICK Super sedans. Both DEMONSTRA- DIRT WORK inches wide . . . JL25 per yard written guaran- HARDWARE CO. We Are Open it -- TORS, both spotless, reasonably PRICED, one, power Fill Dirt. Top Soil and Blow tee $13955 Your Friendly Hardware" Embroidered or 6-- JONES MOTOR JONES MOTOR For Business Sand Yard Leveling Kelvinator Refrigerator. 203 Runnels Dial steering; one, you furnish the power. WONT miss these. gandy $L59 per yard $ 89.95 For All Kinds of Dirt Work foot 1'IIACTICAI.LT NEW. one large The chance of a lifetime. Montgomery Refrigera CO. house to ba CO. RITE-WA- Call ward moeed. db. tt ftat Y MOTOR BROWN'S tor $ 8955 101 Gregg Dial trailer houie. new frtgldalre. One At-- 1953 BUICK Special sedan. One owner. A new DON LOCKHART lae a men power law with I horae tot Gregg Dial 44352 Rebuilt Maytag and Speed iwwcr motor. See at J toJ Bcurrr car guaranteed beauty that saves you that first year de- SERVICE Days Res. FABRIC SHOP Queen washers $ 69JO ircarl preciation. A real break for some SMART GUY. 500 S. Gregg 207 Main Spin-Dr- y FOR BULLDOZER Washers $7995. $9955. $10955 IMS FORD Club Coupe. Probably the worst car In town. 1.500 CFM Sno-Bree- air con We Offer Service GRADERS Our Is We know its the worst on our HOW as bad as and MISCELLANEOUS H7 ditioners. New pump, pads Business lot it's it Plus Know How is never In On Cars and Trucks and float $139.95 we'll know. COME and try to SHOW us one tEAUTirUL AND Unuiuel lUnd- - Fan-typ- Call gnu e coolers from $24.95 up single good thing about 2 to 1 rran lor ail occasions Dalmar it ODDS. Also Field Service TEXAS C and Young Dial Mill TERMS Aa low as $5.00 per montn. Office Phone DIRT CONTRACTORS ARTIST UATER1ALS. Tba Art Shan, LOANING CASH 310 GoUad ITta and Oregg. Dial BIG SPRING Night Phones Dial Nights LUZIERS FINE coemeUca Dial McEWEN MOTOR CO. IM Eait ITth. Odeaia Uarrta WE HAUL good dirt and fertiuur --HARDWARE Authorized BUICK-CAD1LLA- C and Ala do lard wort Dial STUDIO OIRL" Tnoradar. Ura Dealer Johneoa (11 Bute Street. DUI - 115 Main Dial JAKE Joe Williamson, Sales Manager CARROL, Owner HOUSE MOVING POR SALE: Chroma dinette Uied S QUICK MOVE ANYWHERE monlbi ITS. Dial Alter I.M 403 Scurry FARMERS EXCHANGE J p m Renrg A. Dial Small House Fnr S.ilr Themci. Dlal3-23S- EQUIPMENT From MOTORCYCLES AI0 1 JOS HardinE FARM Jl USED FURNITURE $25 TO $2500 - TRY US NOTICE! T. A Welch, BOX 1305 FOR BALE 03 ParmaU n Tractor VALUES equipment. Haa breaking plow AUTOMOBILES A AUTOMOBILES STRATI He aad oaed Bane? and You Pick PlaiW Daetdaoa TARDS PULVERIZED 1 to I Incbee uooa enape nea u irca aei iui Gas Range. Installed and the Payment You Pick the Metorcrclee and deep with RototlCer alto frrtnaer or dui AUOS FOR SALE AI ackwtnn klcrclca and bermoda end B adjusted $15.95 TRAIL"RS A3 WHXNi Eeerr da; troa. 1.00 AJi Blackibear to PM. lor eeUmatea Boa liTk, Coahoma. G. E. Refrigerator. Used four fOR BALE Small Uallar tonaa. Mica WHERE; f tg Weal PAINTING-PAPERIN- G MERCHANDISE Extra deaa 1952 Cus-tomll- Jor Taritioa. tSa Acroaa Ugnwai Jrd. Dll months. Taka up payment troia BoiEttal WHO: Cera TUitaa Uoterercla Ford 8. Low mileage. Bu Sbep. POR PAt!(T!l0. paper fcacglng or BUILDING MATERIALS Kl Occasional WHTl To aea aor chairs TRAILER SPACE MM week: S20M and th. ken teitaoe call D U Utile r Kourrrciaa and bUrcU) SaUslactloa gaaraueed 310 DUle starting ,500 Nowyou know why CHEVRON 1949 Mercury sedan. anoata. Modem, clean. UBcblsg Poal ta torn. FINANCE ... Big Spring's Tracer Park TNI Wert SO. PLUMBERS DI3 PAY CASH 2 mahogany twin beds. Both These can be bought and worth Ltu 11 S39.95. Newest Loan Office . . . Js called srriju.K house Tracer CLTDE COCKBUBN SepU Taata a money. foot Perfect Tory1 moo. 1001 Eait 13th. ANNOUNCEMENTS the Dial and waah rack racoon aoolppett AND SAVE Mahogany Drop Leaf Dining MSS Bias. Ban Aagelo Pncsa tr "ONE-STOP- LODGES J81 2x6 6 feet and Room Suite , 829.95 " RADIO-T- V . LOAN SERVICE DI5 8 feet ..-- $4.95 OFFICE CUSSIFIED DISPLAY CALLED UXETDia. Sofa Bed 1&50 Staked PUlna Lodga Mo 2x4 and 2x6 8 ft M A J" and A M. Sat. SERVICE through 20 $6.25 READ THIS! READ THIS! READ THIS! urdaj. ApeU nts. 1 It..... pjn. Work a Uaateri QuIcVly and EfllclenUy 1x12 SUeathlne GoedlebuttUoiinr twntua I uu uian Begico $6f95 "' Good fir Shop Around No Down J a. ifigea. W U. Reasonable Want A I m Errla DanleL Sea Asbestos siding STATED 'sub grade) Town Payment Pay Raise? lirSTIKO WINSLETT'S assorted colors $6.95 "..sli Miscarry DU14-C- t VJQ Elkl Lodge No ... Put your bills 114. 2nd and 4th Tuee-t- Shingles 7" " all In s.oa T.V.RADI0 SERVICE Cedar AMD 1 APPUAWCES Buy what you want . .. necessary to buy tartti. txza. (Red Label) $7.95 '&: n Piekage ,. , Con. Ctactard JIoUL 207 S. Goliad Dial HI where you want. Get Auto, Get down pay take-ho- Corrugated Iron solldsle. CLASSIFIED OISPUY Jo CUrk. ER In- Mora R. L. HelUL. Sec 23 gauge) 8 feet 907 Johnson Dial cash from us . . . ment from us . . . In pay , , , Y EMPLOYMENT $8.95 Inquire through 12 feet ... quire at once! quire at once! t 1952 Ford F--8 oncel HELP WANTED, MALE El 24x24 window $8,95 1953 DODGE 1951 DODGE units ..,,,,. 194IChtvrolct OUR PLEDGE: Is Truck 24x14 window "If there any possible way to Oyro-torqu- Coupe, 147-Inc- WANTED Ra-dl- o, can bo assured we'll do It! Our business Is loaWonVyou Sirt h wheel-bas- e Mtadowbroolc se- Units ...e.e. $7.95 Fltstline ssdan. making ll!J htsttr, tint glass. glass us the opportunity to say 4Yes' to you?" MasHHnrdl, col- Drivers for Yellow Cab Com- htsttr, good tlrei, aMtwalt tires. Blegt dan. Heater and blue . $8.09 pany. 25 years age. doors ,,,.,,.. Mt color. Is Over of two-lon- e Ivory colore Mrq - or. This one perfect Know town. Accept Excellent- condi- the minor doors, grade $6.50 1412145.00 disability. Apply Mr. Webb, "A".. 1 tion $965.00 Yellow Cab Office, Greyhound $45.00 Bus Station. VEAZEY Finance Company -- CHEVRON MOTOR DRIVER TRUCK i.. JONES MOTOR NEED A--l aofcer metfcanl. Utpoa-- JONES MOTOR "Yeur Emblem Of Friendly Service" & IMP. CO. ? 9MT tVSipaBT Cash Lumber CO. CO. HELP WANTED, Female E2 COMPANY CO. Dial Lkmtia Highway LUBBOCK 443U 101 Gregg M I p . SNYDER DUI DUI 44152 r. II rr.nrieti.T.i Aj 101 Grtgg Dial 44352 107 West Fourth S? Acrois From Courthouse Urpiy u peraa Wiurt Pig stuJ. 202 U Lamtia Hwy Phent MJtl T ii Lm ua. irh.-m- i FauZ-wC- Ui "W, --- ? jb--

MERCHANDISE RENTALS REAL ESTATE. M REAL ESTATE M CLASSIFIED DISPLAY Big Spring (Texas) Herald, Frl, April 18, 1954 11 MISCELLANEOUS K11 BEDROOMS JrlLI HOUSES FOR SALE M2 HOUSES FOR SALE M2 FRONT BKOROOM. Private entrance FOR SALE Tito is expected to vlit a u Uh oC garage. 7M 11th Place. Dial A. P. CLAYTON PAYING RENT? WHY? Clothesline Poles madt June. AIR H, Dial 800 Gregg St. Nearly new Large lot. No Tito Agrees city Uxea. 1150 down. Total 14150. to order The Drooeaed alllawis rniVATB OARACITJ (OS McEwla Avenue. Nicest In town bedroom with the money S bathe tt400. L New and Uted Pipe much further than Mu bath. It desired. 311 Prince-to- n. for Attached CONDITIONERS Derate sarage. fenced back yard, I1SO down.t roome. Total tttoo. Steel sulfation krlaualaur Dial tliso caah. Lota on 4th street. Structural To Plans For In 007.50 month. Call key. for 'Business property en Oregg.. Water Well Catlng a total (etituhWhiI MvVtMaa Repaired CUUM COUrORTABLS mmt. Ada. Double garage, corner, and tcrvlced quale parking (pace Near but Uoe fenced. t)000 caah. tit month house. f aero tuoo. BIO SPRING IRON der arms from the three e'eiwUiee and cafe. 101 Scurry. Dial Corner loth and Lancaster. AND METAL Cleaned and repainted Worth the money. SLAUGHTER'S Turkish Pact guarding the eastern MeeTMertten-ea- n. FonNwiiTO nRnnooMs Prrreto 1507 West 3rd Dial AH Connections bath. All bUla paid. 110.00 pr week. FOR SALE home. Oood 1305 Gregg Dial tre reett Asasrisan Dial condition, tiring- and dining roome ANKATtA, Turkey mUltary aWK e) .Pumps carpeted. Close to schools. For vialtlng President Tito ROOM 6. BOARD L2 Dial has Floats NO DOWN PAYMENT agreed tentatively to form an out-- ROOM and board. W per week. J All types residential and rieht mlllfarv alllanra uHlh T,,rl Valves mcela. 40 Orcgg. NOVA DEAN RHOADS New Mtxico Aik The Homo ef Better Llsttnge." Induttrltl fences. NATO's easternmost member. He R00I4 AND board. Prefer two tan. Free Esttmstei press For jMinpIcte repair and Apply HOI Scarry. Dial Dial 44J01 S00 Lancaster aMtattefatA pisns to Greece, another Renegotiation Of "cry!" call this number '4sL Lorely home on spacious ATLAS FENCE nmj neignoor m me Balkans, to ROOM AND board) family strlc r corner lot Den In knotty pine. Utility In Join the plan. mvaiei nice clean roorae. etea amy. "Goodness mel I'll have to uis room Fenced yard. COMPANY River Water PaKt Dill 4It. 010 Johnson, Brick. Tile bath. Separata 422 Rysn Dial The decision was New Air Conditioners $34.50 up Wsnt Ad announced last bn-T- another Herstd I've dining room. Large fenced lot on SANTA FE, N.M. exM awl Deodorant for FURNISHED L3 my naTement. 111.000. nleht bv YusoxIav Pnrolra Mini.. Air Conditioners APTS. lott wallet agalnl" Vr,WViVVVVVVi New Mexico may get tee-- r Excellent buy on Tucson! ter Koca Popovlc as a climax to Jer PURNBItED a -- ROOM apartment. Llelng-dlnln- g and hall carpeted. Tile renegotlaUon ot the Rie Graaa R & H Bllll paid. 000 tut 17th. Dial REAL ESTATE M fenced yard. Small equity. uie siaie visn nere oy tnc commu- Compact Hardware Brick: Carpet and nist leader who has Water ' Big MODERN DUPUCX apartment. 180. M2 draw drapes. defied Moscow Atty. Spring's Finest Pllli paid. Apply Walgreen HOUSES FOR SALE and IcamiMl hie rntinffir uHth 4K Gen. Richard RefebtM et BM Prut. West llth' Large Carpet- Johnson Dial Tile New Mexico has asked Texas if apartment. Prl-ya- EVER SEEN ed bath and West. "Plenty ot Parking" runitBHED "HAVE YOU kitchen. It would be willing to reneffetUtej bath. Hot water. Walk In closet. yard. Par- Popovlc Cloie In. Dial or call at 110 A DREAM SETTING?" Nice home. Fenced ssld Greece's approval the compact. It has long bee Best 3rd. ed etrret. 1000 down. is necexxarv for lh alllanen a Well we havel Right hero FIIA Home: 3 bedroome, SOxM tir- lnn disputed Issue between the twe FOR SALE OR TRADE K15 runNISUED APARTMENT for rent. In Dig Spring! ing room. Nlca kitchen with pantry the three Balkan neighbors, In their states and a suit brought against Apply at mo starry. some and It ft cabinet Small equity. pact signed 28, ron SALE or trade; duplex. Have of the nicest homes Feb. 1953, agreed New Mexico by Texas Is now be- ami bath on side, apartment. Big eeeh small down rURNISIIED In Spring. Priced from MARIE ROWLAND to consult esch other on military fore the VJS, Supreme Court. payment or trailer house as dovn Utllltlsa paid. 000 Polled. Dial S24.00O.OO up. eatarVwBafc AeP UfaaSSWaaSafcaJSfc payment. Balance like rent. Located It's your town Own a part matters. Robinson said yesterday Texas on North Scurrr. Dial AVAILABLE APRIL SO. Some homes from 107 West 21st Athens, foreign garage apartment. Couple only. $9,500 up. WHERE YOUR In a ministry Atty. Geo, John Ben Shepperd waa No pete. MSk Ith. Dial Dial or spokesman or ril Acreage Snyder highway. DOLLARS DO confirmed that military not optimistic about renegotiation, on Toungstown St. Augustine Grass. - den. kitchen. 4 representatives, are exploring but said he would contact CLASSIFIED Also acreage on old San An- yard. garage. DOUBLE DUTY the Texas DISPUY FURNISHED apartment. 401 Fenced PaUo, attached Roses and Bedding Plants. - West th street Dial Kclo highway. Store room. In Edwards ilelghta. Uted Rsdlot $6.00 to $25.00 possibility of expanding the three- officials about a meeting. til. 500 nation agreement Into a New seeking O OM apartment Several duplexes for $1-0- Texas sued Mexico ETFICIENCT and bath Ltrlng room car- Electric Irons 0 to $640 SPRING HILL with bath. New Aerota sale or trade. All rented. Good peted. and bath tn rear. military pact The --spokesman add delivery of water claimed under from V. A. Hospital. Sprint Hill Nur-eer- rent property. Deautlful yard. Fenced. Cloee In. Uted Typewriters NURSERY ed that his nation would view such the compact, which divides waters 1400 Scurry 47000 Will take car or pickup on $15.00 to $40X0 A. M. SULLIVAN email down payment. 240S South Scurry Dial a change In "a favorable light." ot the river among Texas, New CLEAN, FURNISHED apart- dining TO ment. Conveniently Built In New Seplrate room. Some Unredeemed The Athens Foreign Office said Mexico and Colorado. GIVE located. t407 Gregg St Corner lot Pared. Total price SS.0O0. flilartt. SIS WHle. Dial Dlsl Res. Requires very small down payment Dlsmonds at Discount FORNISnED APARTMENT All btlle Lorely home. Choice locaUon. rsrors, new pud 50 per week. Dial To trade for home. Electric and IT til SLAUGHTER'S Lorely borne tl.JW down. used. We stock a complete NEW CUSTOM PICTURE framing Oxer 100 neusee with I batha Oarage, fenced yard. MM line of parti for all electric patterns to ebooee from The Art gown down. , Shop, 11th houae It 000 4SSO0 and Orert. Dial Large oosoo. Oarage. Pared. t500 down. razors. - - bmie Cloie in Acreage close in. Terms. DESIRABLE ONE. two and Larv- cl.f rMwil eTSOO. Binoculars snd telescopes. turntihed apartmenta Dtllltlet paid. INCOME PROPERTY Mcnthly or weekly BUY OF A LIFETIME g aaaaBBsm rs- -J-a- "X Private bathe Good bnya on Orexg Street FILM DEVELOPED f t i J 1 I r i 7r jmJmm sK.sV .ratet atlng Apartmenta. 104 Johnson. Oood buye on 4th Street ONE DAY SERVICE NICE CLKAN APARTMENTS Nli-- bur on llth. Place New G. I. losn. $750 'WW, First elass. Near Webb 1305 Gregg Dial cash. Balance $55 per month. JIM'S PAWN SHOP A. F B. M. Sco Ce Also Sleeping Rooms. ALDERSON REAL A. SULLIVAN At fear Earliest laeeersaleaee BU3 RANCH INN COURTS 1407 Gregg 104 Mala Street West Highway 80 ESTATE EXCHANGE Dial Res. 1 ROOM FURNtSIIED Apartment. 1710 Scurry Dial I BJ.'aS Prlrata bath BUla paid. E. 1 Tate ll BRING YOUR Plumbing euppllee. 1 Mtlea on West Practically new homo In excellent CLASSIFIED DISPLAY fit Highway SO location 3 bedroome and den. 3 mmimsmSALE-PRICE- D A balru Double carport Pared etrcet We Have FURNISHED and bath ce- tl) 000 Small down payment. rate apartment. See at 1010 Johnion. Lorely home. Large llr-- Dial lng room with dining ipace. Plenty ot FIR space FURNISHED apartmenta cloitt Oarage Priced to sell. Bargain In FORD I 41200 Private batha BlUa paid 040 Dixie a eculty down. O I rnulty. II. OOO down. Kiln Dried Straight ConrU. Dial 44Til Very ltriMe specious home. R?tht MODERN. WELL fumlehed Oarere. Ideal location. Reasonably at rke hiiiHBlwi t and bath apartment. Newly painted priced 2x4't $11.50 SPRING w "BACK HOME and papered New linoleum, Excellent business ooportuntty en 4th wwwwwtn bllli paid Located 1501 Street Two lott on corner, one S- - NATIONALLY Mala. Apply 1100 Donley, corner 11th room house and small house on lota. 2x6'i $11.00 FAMOUS Place. tl.SOO. FOR Large buslncse building for lease Shiplap $10.50 CLEAN-U- P OUR NICE apart-we- DOMINION Dial or NICE house. Separate dining room. Atteched garage. Pared. INCH NICELY FUBNI3HED apart- Call for appointment L&L Housing & Our washing with high pres- ment. Large entrance hall. Cloee In. Nlce tor working couple. Dial Mia Lumber Co. sure pumps, cleaning with SPRING Lovely den our ELECTRIC NEW FURNISHED apartment. AU and 403 W. Dial 1 12 know-ho- w bull paid. 040 month. Apply at New-bu- m home In Edwards Heights. Car- 3rd. steam cleaners. Our Welding or Dial peted, utility with Ford Porcelainize and FAN ENGINE UNFURNISHED APTS. L4 room. Nice bath with all color- ed fixtures. Corner lot. 514.000. Polish, makes us headquarters Depen- FOR RENT: unfurnlihed ga- p. - Clean-U- rage apartment Rente very reason-abl-e. ATLAS VAN for Spring pRicw dable... Dial 1. DIAL Built for SERVICE INC. TUNE-U- 1 email usfurnUbed Duplex apart- Years of P menta. 011 to month. Ill Lindbergh FOR SALE- - Formerly "The Model m16-inc- h Thrifti-Cu- Service t Street Airport Addition. Dtal Home.' den and 3 baths. For all your moving needs The Home Under- - Carpeted and draped throughout Cen- S BKOROOM DUPLEX Raw. modem tral beating and air condlUonlng. Near writers ud eleajL Near acbeala. S eloeeta. Junior College. Dial weekdays. DIAL ROTARY Listed Centraliaed heating. Priced reduced Of Your Ford GASOLINE to lap Dial 44111 MODERN house and Local Agent SaM FOR RENT: unfurnltbed Corner lot tl.000 down. Total apartment Share bath. SIS per month, price 44.500. Dial 44100 POWER MOWER everywhere Then na plies one-ha- utilities. MldSle axed couple Byron's Storage And. or couple with email child. Dial 2 GOOD BUYS Transfer far $S.9S like HOME One Living room, SPKIAL . . fciftrifcrvta FURNISHED HOUSES LS Idtchen-dlnin- g room combina- 100 South Nolan Valum 5ff rVka 42 carpet in Movers $6950 FURNISHED Btaceo home tion. Wail to wall of Fine Furniture a t.iMWwlimlwih and bath, with garage. Utllltiea paid. living room. Fenced back yard. Prefer couple. 001 Eaafllth. Dial Lots of roses and flowers; Washington Place-On- e FURNISHED bouse. Airport Fully carpeted 77 COURTEOUS, PROMPT Addition water and Ughta paid. 4)0. Dial large living room. A lovely place. Close to Junior College. SERVKE RrOHT PRrCI RECONDITIONED HOUSTS. r OSS Vaugba'a Village. Weet A.KsnicJOVOUS EASTER George Highway O'Brien DaAfYTOVOU i bxbBBkvA I. 57 Well6ivtYMe. WELL furnUhed bouee. 001 Dial or Runnela. Dtal Sundays; efur rANDIFVOU Adiuttsble Cuttiaf i 30 weekdayi brick. Well located. Heijht I'to 2Vi inches .'." NEED US. UNFURNISHED HOUSES LS $2500 cash, Balance by the YOt uWWBJJJjBBjearcfBjBjtAX.Bt Two Cycle Engine month. You will want it k,CALLUS,DO loorYf UNFURNISHED and bath. OMstetOaeT SPECIAL 100 North Wait llth. SM per month. lightweisht Bee Darrell Shortee at Termeaeee Milk Lovely Corner, East efaj garegM Company or Knott Texaa. front Paved. Close In. wt beeHiiea MISC. FOR RENT L7 Small motor court on $0. Own- Wmm Ym Tree it a TWO WAREHOUSES. Cement floor. er really wants to selL Mrin Your t nee electricity, gaa and water. Near $7.95 or MUX Several good lots, south part buitneea district. Dial of town. BUSINESS BUILDINOS L9 ay firtttont Two East front lots, close In FOR RENT or leaea: Store build- on Main DrKClierfd W&&WA- ing. Dlxla Courts, dial Street FORD ttftry "'-'-- SwJt Bry . . . tferW 4 SMfferf REAL ESTATE M RUBE S. MARTIN T Us k easM'gg Bnr. For AeU BUSINESS PROPERTY Ml Dial or e Is.t AeUtet . . . tea ttf. Beewl ltlx, Ut era eaatOaaM FOR SALS or leeie, one-ha- lt block McDonald, Robinson, WASHING lea Yaw Car. BIG SPRING on Eatt tod (too blockl with M by 10 foot Ule building; 14 by M Ule McClcskey FREE e eirarutaa Ye At the taStae building. Dial 709 Main POLISHING Ufa Yexe P far. HOUSES FOR SALE M2 Dial Rake l.W EASY 44014-4111-4400- Garden WEfKLY TMtMS MOTOR CO. 1 EQUITY eale In bouse. A. It you are tn the an e FOR market tor NEEL WAXING 0aeA aJI J Garden Hoe 2.1 9 t Blakeney. Sit Utah Road. closlre home priced ritht aea ua. "Your Friendly Ford Dealer" Extra large hous on pared BrpomReke HOUSE. S batha. corner, near College Heights School. flc home la Washington Place Addition. Well located three, apartmenta TRANSFER BUMPING 500 W. Dial Mot Runnels, Dial 4th Paved Street and nice bustneie tn connection. BIG SPRING TRANSFER mm Mitt: Mica home on llth Place near Jun- ior College. AND STORAGE Small house Just off Washington BouV FAINTING eeard. ttlto. Local And Long WE'VE GOT 'EM.. and S bath hem Junior College, nasi bouaa, close In, cottage In Distance EASTER SPECIALS Reg. 25c oFMti BeauUfal brick noma on WatUngtoa and at a NEW LOW PRICIl nouleeard. MOVING Package SATURDAY And SUNDAY Soma nice lota ACROSS THE STREET EN MOVE-I-N CONDITION ACROSS THE NATION BIG SPRING lURPEE'S 6IANT fintton near college MOM Insured and Reliable Corner. 1100 floor space. tlXtoa. Crating and Packing . EVERGREENS Cnllega section 0400. white Large pre-w- ar SH50. MOTOR CO. ZINNIAS f W.jLedi VaaaSaTaT VJl Largo with ttlOS, 104 Nolan rental. Strttt Hurry ... Get Yews Tedey 5IDEWALL Bonita Arborvita 18" To 34" SLAUGHTER'S T. Willard Nttl "Your Friendly Ford Dealer" CrMHrifsitMt tket 1805 Gregg Dial Dial 44221 590 W. 4th Dial Blue Com Arborvita 30" To 36" ATTENTION O. I.'o. Loxely S room Big heme. Large rooms ana nice emeu. Total dawn payment 4550 Dial 4400L Baker ArborvitM 30" To 36" TRADE-I- N CLASSIFIED DISPLAY WANT 2 VETERANS $3-5- RwguUr Price 0 SAU SHOE REPAIR WHO WANT SPECIAL $2.00 Frts Pickup (s Delivery HOMES FAST SERVICE Located AsWttan li-kc- 55 Shop In Stanford Park Fun k Chrlstenttn Boot mm 95 .04-- u 602 W. Vd Dial 15 PFITZER JUNIPER 100 G. I. LOAN flreient l FiUS TAX 'Regular Price $4.00 "MOVING" $250.00 LAWN MOWER IXOtAMM If YetJt Closing Cost HB H M ktCAff AMI CAUL SPECIAL $4.50 Hera Are 14 Outstanding Features YRON'S Wood Siding ' Combination Tub and We Invite You To Open A Regular Of Movart Of Flna Double Sink Shower iuet Venetian Blinds Painted Woodwork - Wt Da Complete Yard Work Furniture Sliding Doors on ClottU Gravel Roof Account-Yo-ur Credit- Is Good At Firettetie Lacai Long Youngttown Kitchen Car Port' Pruning And Spraying Our Specialty l Hot Water Heater Textone Walls Distinct Movart 30,000 We Carry Our Own Accounts Trees Moved Gum Slab Doors aUU Wall Fumace Anyilie, A Peal Car Dlsiributart Asphalt Tit Floor With Thermostat Staraga & Crating PAT STANFORD, .Builder S&S NURSERY FacUitlaa Dial M3S1 r 4m CH Or Sa AND LANDSCAPE CO. Corrvtr 4 Nalan lit Martin McD4ta, 4-55- RtJ Esttt oT 170$ Scurry Dlsl 4-t- Byron Nttl Office Rh. 507 Eait 3rd Dial Ownar .. 'ap t i"ft 15 T J; r , t JW5MMB- -

12 Big Spring (Texas) 5 Jt fST.l - Herald, April 16, 1954 v ... Fit, Mf . SJNI K fW TT) "lj Nude Prowler Is Jjiyans 1 If 'Vial . " Nabbed In Dallas If w KHHv for Easter -- V WBBBT 'V a?3ro v e I y b a s t e r After Screams in new- -

DALLAS UV-- A bank official an Sleeping airline pilot and a building con- Beauty tractor ran down and severely beat a nude prowler here yesterday af- ter the naked man chased the pi- bbbbES1 David Crystal Lady Northcool Sulfa lot's wife Into her borne. KjMVBMaVV Colors The d prow- ler Identified himself as a former that are made of finest Rcpcl-o-tlzc- d Houston resident who was honor- that awaken on your skin ably discharged from the Navy In January. He was In city Jail last "t- -1 A night with a broken jaw, fractured aLr aaBSBsasBftasTBSBa, .KVYvJHbIsW rayon which resists spots ... for nose and several teeth missing. Spring and Easter Is the time The Incident occurred about 4:45 p.m. In the tame general area spring and summer wearing. to glorify your leg complexion where Mrs. H. C. Parker. dime store clerk was raped, with stocking colors designed robbed and fatally stabbed In Sep- Suit sketched, far left, of Mallinson's 1952. A Negro. to ... Sleeping tember flatter Beauty -- SRI ySBbV. Tommy Lee Walker. Is under death ,lI' i K ' '' j& sentence for the Parker slaying. Colors that dream . . . until 'Irli H. L. Dautennan, asit. vice Repel-o-tiie- d rayon Cruisaline with walk-i- n president of the Mercantile Nation- you . .. then awaken al Bank here, said the pilot's wife to radiant flattery on your Mrs. Frank Harnden was In her fresh white touches. Navy, Charcoal and back yard when the nude man bLLLLLk 'bBq Ifirri ybsbsbsBI HSt legs. walked toward her from a row of trees back of the bouse. Brown. Sizes 10 to 18, 24.95 Mrs. Harnden screamed and ran toward the house where her hus band was writing a letter. Harn- Suit sketched left of Mallinson's den, S3, saw the man chasing his wife and met the husky, red-hea- d ed former sailor Just outside. 12 denlar Organza Sheer Bryant in Repel-o-tize- d woven tucked rayon The flier gave chase as the nude Sleeping Beauty colors of Sweet man turned and ran for some open IbbV ill m V bW country behind the row of houses Dream, Blushing Taupe or Happy where the pilot lives. Tom J. Cruisaline with white collar and cuffs. Sneed, the builder, contributed a Beige. 2.50 pair. flying block tt the man ran through Harnden's next-do- neigh- -. Navy or Charcoal. Half sizes 12 denier 66 gauge Bryant in Sweet tor's yard, and Harnden caught 9lM W 9 BbBbH the fleeing man with a flying tac- Dream and Blushing Taupe. 1.95 kle as be was knocked off balance. Dautennan arrived In time to 12tt to 22V4, 29.95 Colored Heal Bryant with Black, toss his weight onto the prostrate prowler. Brown or Navy Heels. 1.95 pair. "He begged ns to let tin go." K ilBWBBBr Dautennan said. "He told us be would never do anything like that IH again If we'd only let him go. "We had no intention of hitting nomicinjury." The firm, while him." the bank officer continued. Paper Allowed To "It was Just that he kept wanting saying newspapers and TV sta- Tulsa Newspaper's Editor Another Brand New Selection of to get up and we kept wanting him Fight TV Permit tions are competitive, said It was stay to down." WASHINGTON tB A newspaper not arguing against "legitimate The man stayed down. Officers competition." Says Profession Libelled 66 95 arrived, put some may formally object to the grant clothes on the WASHINGTON Uoyd plnheads" because enrollment In man with garments from a bundle ing of a license for a television I AIM I S of Tulsa (Okla.) journalism schools has fallen off FAKES found in took Redfish May Get Jones, editor the Or hidden shrubbery, station on grounds that they would so sharply enough today Is that graduates him to Parkland for treatment and be competitors for advertising, the McCarthy Gaze Tribune, said Journalism cannot be obtained to fill the need. then to the city Jan. "losing ability Communications Commission ruled its to attract bright One survey, he said, showed that BY VOGUE OF CALIFORNIA yesterday. HOUSTON' IB-Oi-lman Hugh Roy boys and girls" In part because 52 journalism schools received 3 4--3 decision, newsmen 10 ! Attend Conclave In a the commission Cullen chatted with it has not countered "years of to job offers for every graduate. DIAMOND AND PLATINUM. C0CKTAU N0$ allowed Publishing an reputa COPIES OF GENUINE the Clarksburg awaiting Sen. Joseph McCarthy's libel" of the profession. Jones said outdated Tour BUS Spring men have re- Co., publisher of theExponent and arnval here yesterday tion for poor pay is one of the turned from Dallas where they Telegram at Clarksburg. W Va Talk turned to the senator's fish- In a report tor the American deterrents to capable youths. He atentded the 101st grand conclave to become an "interested party ing tnp in the Gulf Society of Newspaper Editors quoted one survey of Iowa high of Knights Templar. The conclave In consideration of TV service for "What are you going to do If the (ASNE) annual meeting, Jones school seniors as showing that 20 pulls up per thought re- ended Wednesday. Attending from the city. senator a redfish?" asked said he and many other editors cent they would Big Spring were Tom Helton. J. In the precedent-makin-g deci a reporter. ceive a starting wage of $20 to $30 D. Thompson. T. S. Currie Jr. sion, thecommission said the pub- --TeU him to throw It back In," bsve been compelled to hire and a week In journalism, and T9 per and Charles Smith. lishing firm might suffer "eco Cullen smiled. fire "a parade of slack Jaws and cent thought they would get less than $50. The Oklahoma editor said "low! Area Students Will pay is a thing of the past. He Make Field Trip said his own paper paid an aver age of 5100 a week to staff mem Shop Early, Save On Anthony's Students from this area win be bers and will hire a college grad , in a group of University of Texas uate tor to weeuy lor tne lim college of Fnarmacy students mak three months "with raises or dis- ing a senior field trip to Indianapo- missal guaranteed." Saturday Morning Specials lis and Chicago April 17-2- 4. Jones blamed newspaper execu- They are Mr. and Mrs. Charles tives themselves for stressing hard Ay R. Long of Route 3. Big Soring. work, long hours and low pay, as and Alan Wayne Ha mm of Colo weQ as movie and television pro- $995 Bet-wee- n rado City. grams featuring "the boozy editor Available Only 8:30 and 11:30 a.m. Sat. Seventy-fiv- e pharmacy students or the venality of a rich and Plus 10 Excls I will be In the group, to visit man crooked publisher." Jones added: ufacturing firms. Pharmacy Dean "The newspaper Industry is suf- JKbS and Mrs. Henry M. Burlags and fering from the cumulative effect Men's Assorted Research Scientist George McKen- - of years of libel....! suggest we tell na will supervise the trip. the truth about ourselves." y YjHb? SJCaanffP tfcaTja-BMPd- jJk yflBBy m JFgit&jr I JjJsaasPHBBBBBr Long Sleeve tJlw

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60-Ga- ., Ladles' log congressman to Irregular Dallas Group Plans the stand for Church Group Asks FOAM PILLOWS What is perfection? The highest re election. telegram H-Bo- NYLON HOSE possible degree of excellence. And to 'Draft' Of Wilson Simons said tha to Wil No More mb Nicely Covarad son was sent after medical reports the perfect ahktl Actloe-taOore- d by Siqp'm Shore (M J By Famous Maker DALLAS (JR A group of Dallas on the congressman's operation in AUSTIN n.nr..l.ll stay-tucke- d the U.S. Naval Hospital at Bethes-ds- , three with easy back pleats, shirt tails, businessmen have started a move church groups called today Wash-perfe- Md., lsst week revealed that tor abandonment nr ihm ir.kz.mt. convertible collar. ct combed dub ment to draft Itep. j, Frank Wll. health wss not a msjor concern. regardless attonbroaxkk)eh. of wbst others do. $3.88 2 -$- while, powder pastels, son, from the Fifth (Dallas Coun wan cannot serve both Carlsl 1.00 deeps.Scac)lsl ly) Congressional District, (or a CcW and the bomb," said a statement Gulf Warnings Issued bv mtmlwn f h ttitM,. ilk These a very quality fifth term. Nicely covered with are of nice and (a ite Central by 9Ua'a ifceeVt clock now! Wilson said in Washington last On Smtll Craft Sir Committee, Brtthera zipper opening. Med- a famous maker. Hurry, they can't service womrauilou, and Amen last long! tn-- ium weight pillows, Sunday that he would not seek re NEW ORLEANS Tte U.S. csn Friends Service Committee. made for comfort election and intended to return to Weather Bureau here Issued the The Qood Friday statement ssld Dallas to private taw following small craft warnings to man "must choose whick Is to be practice. days ms msster. x x x Let us be aeae Charles E. Simons, an oil associ- llolst small craft warnings 7 with these CENTER SAVE MORE ON fearful weapons, regard ation executive and former state am, (CST) Brownsville, Tex-- to less of what others do. Democratic Executive Committee St. Marks, Fla., shilling winds SPRING! ANYTHING YOU BUYI "Whether the bomb la a tee) U secretary,said last night a tele arouna so mues per nour Decora deter or destroy, It U not the la gram baa been sent to Wilson ask lag northerly today. by which men coao,uer," y. Shoulders Held SATURDAY SPECIAL! Big Spring Daily Herald Of Guilty Lying gj fe ZS SECTION n DIG SPRING, TEXAS, FRIDAY, APRIL 10, 1954 SECTION n In Kidnap Case KANSAS Cm W A federal SPECIAL PURCHASE court jury has convicted Louis Newspaper Editors Say Atomic Shoulders, the veteran police offi cer who broke the Grecnlease kid NEVER BEFORE A VALUE LIKE naping case, ot lying about the THIS! handling ot the ransom money. sssVssiaiaH Secrecy Has Hurt Civil Defense A half year ago Shoulders, who H& spent more than a quarter of a -- r 'wssssssssssssssssL4ssssssr-T.- j .ssssssssri - w iii ssna century on the Louis police SORRY, WE ARE NOTSBPrKM!ali!!?. to dltlon, growing tendency St By STERLINO P. OREEN matlon on which base a the ot hailed on force, was as a hero after WASHINGTON congressional committees to bold he arrested Carl Austin Hall. Hall atomic weapon! progress hat Block's message was one section secret sessions. Forty per cent ot and his partner, Mrs. Bonnie PERMITTED TO MENTION thrown civil defense planning Into ot a comprehensive report by the the 3,105 committee and subcom- Brown Heady, were executed for confusion hindered develop- meetings kidnaping and killing NAMES BUT ALL ARE NATIONALLY and society's Committee on Freedom mittee In the last session Bobby CilMW Greenlease. ment of a continental defense sys- of Information headed by J. Rus- were held behind closed doors, the Yesterday the federal Jury found tem, the American Society of ot ASNE group ADVERTISED BRANDS. V yv-- sell Wiggins, managing editor said. Shoulders guilty of lying about his IHMIff rnr i mr Jf Newspaper Editors was told today. the Washington Post and As for Improved Information handling of two money-stuffe- d suit- Paul Block Jr., of policy In federal agencies, the cases found In Hall's room. MADAMI DONT MISS THIS KNOCKOUT Wiggins report five depart- Shoulders was charged "with com- the Toledo Blade, reported to some In In- said General Improvement the ments now are holding regular mitting perjury In testimony early 400 editors at their annual meeting formation policy ot federal agen news conferences: State, Defense, this year before a federal grand that despite recent hydrogen bomb cies was reported. But Wiggins Justice, Agriculture and Post Of. jury. He maintained the suitcases revelations, atomic developments emphasized a need for a federal flee. Two others are considering were brought into the police station ! have outrun public information. to compel officials to divulge 15 to 20 minutes after Hall was COMPACT i law requests that they establish regu- IH44lMBBl "The public appears to he rela nonmllltary Information If they re lar conferences, Interior and Com- booked. The government said they tively farther behind Information- - fuse to do so voluntarily. merce. weren't brought In until more than Well! That's Over ally than ever before," said Block, Ills committee deplored. In ad' Some agencies which have been an hour later. the society's one-ma- n watchdog the targets ot ASNE criticism In Of the $600,000 ransom money Russia's Andrit Y. Vithlntky, hit committee on atomic information, the past have opened up. Wiggins paid to Hall by Robert C. Green-leas- e, CARNIVAL glasses on hit forehead, mops hit The sensation' created by Atomic Conscience Finally said. His report said Secretary of wealthy Kansas City auto- face with a handkerchief after a Energy Commission Chairman Gets Wisconsin Man Defense Wilson Is "responsive and mobile dealer, $303,720 still is PRICE HITSI EVERY ONE OF THEMI tptech In the United Nations. He Lewis L.. Strauss with his recent Informative," the Justice Depart' missing. mm Red China, aiked that India and description of a hy (fl W. snows friendly, coop- The former police lieutenant was Czechoslovakia be in a OMAHA Henry Dranke's ment "a included drogen bomb explosion. Block said, Of- granted 15 days in which to file a dls-cu- used to a general store erative attitude" and Post ditirmiment subcommittee to st father run the. raises the question "whether the Maplehurst Wis. fice has established mora motion for a new trial. Sentence U. N. curbs on hydrogen and In liberal was pending possible people must not be told much more Wathee, Wis., recent Information ooMcles deferred fil Values atomic bombs. The Western Pow-e- rj From Drake ing much sooner." got In general, complaints and re- of the motion. The maximum rejected his proposal. (AP ly a letter. penalty is five years imprisonment Wirephoto. "Witness the confusion of the In It was a money order for 96 quests for Information throughout To Federal Civil Defense Administra- and a note saying, "During the the executive departments have and $2,000 fine. tion." Block said. "The potential 1914-1- Shoulders was the second person winter of 3. I bought a $2 encountered "sympathetic and re- $10.00 $388 convicted as the a grand Aged Britishers Get of the required a major shirt at your father's store and sponsive attention," the commit- result of change In emphasis In the teach- jury Investigation Into the missing never paid for It." tee said. money. pa Traditional Pennies ings of this organization. $6.80 the original However, the were ransom Elmer Dolan. Included . The covered editors told trolman who aided in the arrest m V "Now the watchword It 'evacua- $2 40 years Interest at 6 per there still are obstacles and Irrita en and liCSSFM LONDON of Hall, was convicted on a Elizabeth's tion' and the training of rescue cent tion In connection with military also - court gave pennies to 28 old men units is pinned to the needs of security. perjury charge. Dolan, suspended rescuing areas than by the St Louis police force, has SStXm and 28 old women yesterday In a other rather The Wiggins group said that al- one's own city . ? . filed a motion for a new trial. traditional Maundy Thursday cere- though President Elsenhower In Make Your "And what of the many stories Shrub Care Leads To Shoulders resigned In anger from mony. November revoked the order Issued the Louis force year after about a cobalt bomb which would Fussing, Suit Claims by former President In St last Selections! Aa the Truman the police board began an Inquiry tradition dictates, royal set off a rain of destruction by the 1951, and stripped 28 agencies ot Ufl into Hall's arrest court settled on 28 old people of dropping of radioactive materials MEMPHIS An the power to classify material as Bobby Green-lea- se each sex. and gave each one 28 many miles from the site of the man charged his wife The kidnaping of confidential or secret, newspapers took place in Kansas City pennies, because the reigning sov- explosion?" with cruelty In a divorce bill Died still find the handling ot military Charge ereign Is 28 years old. A major question of national de- In Circuit Court yesterday. Sept 28. He was killed the same information "somewhat unsatls day. ---M- hwH Usually the Queen herself goes fense poWcy, the edlto. went on. Richard Borner Sr. said his wife factory." to Westminster Abbey for the serv- is whether more money should be Nola "fussed and nagged" because One problem was listed as the ice. common- spent on took care of trees and shrubs ass In her absence on a continental defense, he absence of a designated agency to R. L. Stone Dies "WE GIVE S&H GREEN STAMPS" rauissstar&i'7.. s&. si; wealth tour, the presentations yes- Clearly the answer to this Is In planted by his first wife, who died maintain a continuous scrutiny of I years ago. - terday were made by the Lord High the hands ot the electorate," he several Borner remar- the departments to make sure they At Carrizo Springs Almoner, Dr. Gretford Jones. said. "Does it have enough Infor-'rle-d In 1950. do not improperly restrict docu- Mr. and Mrs. Harwood Keith ments. Another was said to be the were called to Carrizo Springs fact that the only penalty for a Thursday afternoon due to the breach of security is the harsh death of her brother, R. L. Stone 52SissSaPH!aW punitive provisions of the Espio Mr. Stone, who also was a nage Act or the Atomic Energy EASTER brother of Mrs. Jim Sullivan, died ly ue.l.&jlj4l sf Act. This Is somewhat like arm tin's "MCrslM ot y a heart attack. msm Penney ing a quail hunter with an elephant Funeral services were to be held 221 Main St. "Home Owned" Bt Spring, Tex. MemrVoTttUsod.tyandth. " " " rooon- - VALUES newspaper industry generally face an enormous challenge, the Wig gins committee said. SPsr-ar- -r --without the mean of adequately' policing ourselves or our colleagues on security matters, no matter how good our Intentions are. Fo "We caa only consult security lln$i sJtBaKBBHattBlBssssB ksm GABARDINE officials in whose journalistic judg- ment we generally lack confidence. AeLsLviXLsLsLeM J v Stay esBaBaW.lVaassssssssl. sssssssVsm We cannot go bail for newspapers 1 that are careless, reckless or ir- rl 1 responsible. 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3- - p.m. service win be a musical pro Big Spring CTcxas) Herald, Frl., April 10, 1054 gram with an Easter chorus by the adult and Junior choirs. Christ tht living lord - Easter City Churches Set Resurrection TEMPLE ISRAEL Regular Friday evening services JBSVS APPEAtlS TO MART MAGDALENE. ot Temple Israel will be held In THBN TO HIS DISCIPLES Room S0-- D ot the Settles Hotel at Theme For Their Eqster Services 8. awp'ere John iJ.'it-t-. to-t- t. BUSINESS MEN'S BIBLE CLASS Although a general sunrise East- Boyd, at 9:30 and 11 The In- two a.m. the morning services at 9 and The Business Mf NEWMAN CAMPBELL side, and the disciples were over service will be held at 6:14 structions class In the Men's Bible Class ( er will meet 11 at the First Methodist Church 9:15 EASTER DAY. the Lord has joyed to see their Lord. Sunday at the City Park am- rector's otflce 4 p.m. and the will meet at a.m. Sundsy in Dtdymus, a.m. at The Rev. the fetae. AU nature rejoices at thli Now Thomas, called phitheatre, the churches In the YPF will meet In the Parish House Jordan Groom's topic will ballroom of the Settles Hotel. Li4 STS HlBS9rSSSSSSBSBSBSBSBH Rime. The buds are opening was not with his brethren, and city planning special Individ- at 5:30 p.m. be "The Eternal Presence" at both BUILDERS' BIBLE CLASS when he heard of Christ's appear are The Builders' Bible Class will m Ui tree;lfflowers are bloom ual services. Many will Include LUTHERAN services. "Alleluia" by Mozart will itfiii&jriBawasasasl mg or about to woom: wras an anc to them he said. "Except I sung meet at 8:30 a.m. Sunday In Car- BfcjBKsajBB the-prin- musical programs. They are as be by Mrs. Don Newsom. The shall see In Ills hands t Good Friday and dough aingtng as they build their nest, follows: services at St. anthem will be "Awake Thou That penters' Hall. Coffee SallSBSBSBSBSBSBSSBSsKls&jsJfsBl and. above, all. our scripture tells of the nails, and put my finger Paul's Lutheran Church at 7:30 to Slccpeth" by nuts will be served prior to the Into nails, and ASSEMBLY OF GOD Maker, with solos by Kit that Jesus Christ rose from the print of the night will Include a sermon by the Logan icsauii. my hands Into side, X. At the Assembly of God itusscii and Joyce Howard His tomb on such a day. centuries thrust His First ev. a. li. Hoyer. pastor, "Let Us by Handel j ago. sias, He will not believe." Church, the Rev. BUI Samford ot "Halleluiah" will 'be lie died for our but Follow Jesus to the Cross to Bene- sung by the choir at the close ot Chaplain Francis E. Jeffery will to again! This dlibelief U the origin Of Houston will close revival services fit by His Desth." Celebration of conduct General Protestant Wor saying--, per sermons In the each service. A special service for ine urofc iwg vx(c ui uur ic our modern when a with special Easter the Lord's Supper will be held. On ship at 11 a.m. at the Academic son (John 19:414.2), describe the son expresses doubts, that he Is a morning and evening. the dedication ot Infants and small Easter Sunday, Sunday School will children will be 4 p.m. 7:30 Auditorium. The sermon topic will ssssssssssssssssssssssHtLssV-- 'feLJfl tomb In which Jesus body was "Doubting Thomas. At Bethel Assembly of God at The S-'- be at 10 a.m. and the 11 a.m. ser p.m. service will feature pictures be "Go to Gallllee." The ssme top i'l i$2i!di laid. It was a new tomb in the Eight days this Jesus Church, Sunday School will be at 'fl-Os- after mon topic will be "The Easter by ic will be given by Chaplain Jef SslSBSBSSBSSSBSBSBSBSBSBn i't-- i private garden of Joseph of came to them again, and this 10 a.m. Morning worship will be made Rev. Grooms on a trip 1 'ff Message, the Hope ot the World." to tne iioiy fery at 10 a.m. for Lutheran erv asssssMsssssssssssssssssHsxV jBSpSassl Arlmathea, the Pharisee who was time Thomas was with them. at 11 a.m. and at 7:45 p.m. Geor iand. sssssssssssssk sssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss secretly a disciple of Christ's. It Jesus told him to "reach hither The choir will sing "Christ the PRESBYTERIAN Ices at the Chspel Annex, build- eia Kerwln. evangelist from Hag Lord Is Risen Today." A famllv ing 481. Sundsy School snd Bible rwas sealed with a great atone thy finger, and behold My hands: N. M., will begin a series At the First Presbyterian Church guarded hand, and erman, dinner will be held at noon and vis Gage Lloyd class will be at 11 a.m. at the and soldiers It at night. and reach hither thy of sermons. Prayer meeting is Dr. R. will present very morning Into My side; and be not itors are invited. At 3 p.m. mem 9 11 Chapel Annex. Communion will be early in the Mary thrust It scheduled for Wednesday evening identical sermons at a.m. and rtagdalene went to the tomb, be faithless, but believing." bers will view an Easter film, "This The subject will at 9 a.m. at the annex. at 7:45. II. Wilson Is pastor ot the a.m. be "I Believe FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH ore it was light. The ftrst'thlng Thomas answered and said, "My Is the Life," over TV. An Easter In the At 7:30 p.m. Chaplain Hugh F. Lenahan will church. egg Resurrection." ary noticed was mat we stone Lord and my God!" Then Jesus hunt tor children will be at the young people will have the pro- say Easter Mass at 9 a.m. at the 10th And Goliad id been rolled away; then she said to Thomas, "because thou CATHOLIC ' 3:30 p.m. gram George Academic Auditorium. School 9:45 A. M. Blessing with Oldham presid- Church !ooked In and the tomb was hastveen Me. thou hast believed: At St. Thomas Church. METHODIST ing. He will also present a brief Communion And Worship 10:50 A. M. mpty. to blessed are they have not will be at 6 a.m. ... She ran meet Peter that of New Fire Sat The Rev. Marvin Fisher, pastor messsge. The children's and ves- You" d John, told them, 1 seen, and yet have believed.' Candle Bap "The Resurrection And and and urday. Paschal and of Wesley Memorial Methodist per choirs will sing. P. M. tismal Water will be held. High Evening Worship 7:30 MEMORY VERSE Church will hsve as his Easter The Rev. E. Otis Moore, pastor "Burning Hearts" Mass will be said at 7:15 a.m. by morning sermon, "The Resurrec- of St. Paul Presbyterian Church, "BUttti ere Mar tot Aove not tttn, and yet nor txUevtti.' William Moore. OMI. the Rev. J. tion as Commencement Day." The will discuss "The Easter Story" EVERYON6 WELCOME Johit0:t9. Easter Sunday Mass will be said p.m. 11 7:30 topic will be "If There at a.m. The choir's anthem will Service Men Especially Invited they looked In the tomb, and then The next time the disciples saw at 7 a.m. High Mass will be at Were No Resurrection." Be "He Is Risen." The sacrament (Peter went In and then John. their Lord he appeared to them 9:30 a.m. Benediction will also be Special music will be a feature otlot Baptism will be held. The 7:30 They saw the linen that had at the Sea of Tiberius. Simon held. wrapped the Body lying there. Peter told the others he was go- At Sacred Heart Church (Spanish-speakin- g) land the napkin that had been ing fishing and they took a ship Blessing of New Fire (about His bead neatly folded In and went out, but caught no fish. and Paschal Candle will be at 7 la place by Itself, but "as yet they In the morning Jesus stood upon a.m. Saturday. High Mass will be knew not the scripture, that He the shore, but the disciples "Knew said at 8 a.m. by the Rev. B. A viTxmm jmust rise again from the dead. not that It was Jesus." Wagner. OMI. Confessions will be The two men went home, John Jesus told them where to drop heard Irom 3 to 6 p.m. ana from fwrttes, but Mary stood without their nets to find fish, and their 7 to 9:30 p.m. Easter Sunday Mass the sepulchre weeping. She saw nets became futt. There was a fire and General Communion wiu be at angels on beach, in the tomb, ana they the and at the Lorda S a.m. High Mass and Benediction :ed she bidding her why wept? She they brought the fish to will be at 10:30 a.m. id, "Because they have taken shore and all ate. .way my Lord, and I know not "So when they had dined Jesus FIRST CHRISTIAN ere they have Told Him." salth to Simon Peter. Simon, son The Rev. Clyde Nichols, pastor Turnlnc-- iwtv from the tomb of Jonas, lovest thou Me more of First Christian Church, will have Salary" saw Jesus, but weeping. than these? He salth unto Him, as his 10:50 a.m. sermon. "The BOKffl e did not know Him. He said Yes, Lord; Thou knowest that I Resurre ctlon anoTYou" (Eph. her, "woman, why weepest love Thee, He salth. Feed My 3:17). The choir will sing "He Is ouT Whom aeekest thou?" lambs. Risen." by Wilson. The 7:30 p.m Him to be the garden- - "He salth to him again the sec- sermon will be "Burning Hearts" er, she said. "Sir, if thou hast ond time, Simon, son of Jonas, (Luke 24:32). hence, Him tell me where lovest thou He? He salth unto CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY thou hast laid Him. and Z will Him. Tea, Lord, Thou knowest unity God, X Men's spiritual with tfiiatNITYIS Him away." that love Thee. He salth. Feed Bobn Jesus spoke her name. "Mary." My sheep." as taught and lived by Christ Je and then she knew It was He and The third time Christ asked sus, will be brought out at Chris doyfulry called "Master." He told Peter the same question, and that tian Science services Sunday In Flowers and trees burst" into a'symphony of color and her to "go to My brethren, and grieved Peter because he thought the Lesson-Sermo- n entitled "Doc- say unto them, X ascend unto My Jesus doubted his love. Again trine of Atonement." Keynoting "beauty Meadows and woodlands put on bright robes Father, and your Father; and to Jesus told him, "Feed ray sheep." the Lesson-Sermo- n is the Golden of green. Spring is the symbol of new life. 5 But as time moves My Cod, and your Cod." Jesus' last command to His Text from I Timothy. So Mary told the disciples, and earthly brethren was "Follow CHURCH OF CHRIST on, nature grows old. Blossoms fade and wither; leaves that same vening. when the thou Me." That is what we all In the absence of T. H. Tarbet, doors were shut where the disci should do. as His disciples spent minister of Benton St. Church ot turn brown and fall. At last, nature buries herself under a blanket of plea were assembled, "came Jesus their lives In doing His work, Christ, Glen Walton will give the ice and snow. 5 Is this our fate? , Does our existence fit into and stood la their midst, and saith preaching His word, suffering 10:40 a.m. and 7 p.m. services. unto them. "Peace be unto you." even martyrdom before they fol- At Main St. Church of Christ. Lyle the same pattern of nature: birth, life, death? Do we spend only a few He showed them Bis hands and lowed Him to heaven. Price will discuss. "What Then?" score- - years on earth, and then are no more? 5 In churches all Based ea eoprrix&ted outliacs produced by tb Dirtsioa of ChrUtiaa Edocatioa. at 10:30 a.m. His 7 p.m. sermon tiattoss) Cwrncil of th Ctiurchtj of Qirirt is tin U.S and uwd, by pnniHja,. over istnbvrttd by Ktss Futures Sjrndicm will be "It Isn't Convenient Now." the world this Easter morning, the cry comes ringing back: "HE a continuation ot a series ot ser- IS RISEN! HE IS new and glorious hope mons on Acts. RISENl'VA CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF comes from the empty tombthe hope of everlasting life for all LATTER-DA- SAINTS who1 will believe. Come church morn- Services of the Church of Jesus J to this Easter - Christ ot Latter-Da- y Saints will in- ing. Let us thank God that for you and me, eternity Church Of Christ- clude a priesthood meeting at 9 ajn. followed by Sunday School at is born. E. 4th At Benton 10 a.m. and a sacrament meeting at 8:30 p.m. Services will be held 7 at the Girt Scout Little House. - .'sat CHURCH OF GOD 'W--'' of Church a ' if The congregation First !TL--5 $L'. "Vl. of God is asked to attend sunrise , M r .,, , $ 3k , ' SUNDAY SERVICES Easter Services at the City Park nasi (Ww j amphitheatre at 6:15 a.m. The Rev. John E. Kolar. pastor, will r fjr- i Bible School 1 9:45 A. M. speak at a unified service at 10:30 a.m. at the church. The Sunday h&9 Morning Services 10:40 A. M. School will present the Easter M&$. Story In a short program. The ser- "- - J 0 topic will Glory" Evening Services 7.-0- P. M. mon be "Easter ra .JvV 28:1-8-). Rev. Kolars 7:30 (Matt, "Jmt: j W mr k7lteJL p.m. topic will be "Love's Propel v&& kt?i .fe?rfy Prayer Meeting, Wednesday 7JO P. M. ling Power" (II Cor. 5:14). h ? A- - -- JK.k Rjdlo EPISCOPAL .&;. rii. Program, KBST. 12:45 P. M. - Monday Through Saturday Services at SL Marya Eplsco- nl Church for Easter Sunday will T. H. TARBET, Preacher Include a celebration ot the Holy '.r. . ,, t 8 Fes- EVERYONE WELCOME Communion at ajn., and the tmjA--r eri tival Choral Eucharist and sermon LZZ K --- ' sfsT'! bv the rector, the Rev. William MLt2-- -. TTJ,i i '5

A Hfr J A Ufav-- t 1e jrt .wjfv XlJWUl J3 MMJXXlf ". 1 BY CLINT A BONNER Baisjwisnr-sft- ! ,w Amazing Qrdce "'&- - " --. ' v ItiR mrrrW: The capfain of a slave ship reads a book e Churcj, 77 VttWf - - tt. - : "uudtao- of ""'""- 'odor on L . An old windjammer tied up at Southampton. a storm ... a vicious storm that threatened The captain staggered down the gangplank, for days to send him to the bottom. When the paused and looked back at his ship. Then he storm calmed he fell to thinking .. . thinking "w urjvVin,B,,hw democracy nt W"houl disappeared up the ancient cobblestone street about Christ who Thomas Kempls had written Capt. John Newton was only 23 years old about in his book. Tout he bad been to sea ever since his pious Not an Englishman In His Majesty's Empire mother had died when he was 7. He bad sailed would have dreamed that Capt. John Newton "al ol his , ,V " fts with his in father, bsd done a trick would have quit the sea for the ministry. That lTen'aV. In the British Navy, deserted, been caught, put Is, not an Englishman except Capt John Newton. in irons and whipped in public. Defiant, be But when he paused for a last look at his ship, signed on the lowest ot all craft ... a slave that's exactly what the hard-boil- ed skipper bad ship. He hardly knew bow to read, but he in mind. knew the sea and It wasn't long until be was After IB years of self education, John Newton walking the bridge as master of his own slaver, was ordained and given a little church at the I"?" ?.--k ,wlth a whip in one band and a gun In the other. town of Olney. But he never gave up his sea HrKisVr, i.k f John Newton wasnt drunk that day in 1784 garb. Iq the sunset ot lite, as pastor ot one ot T r when he staggered down the plank. He was London's greatest churches, he appeared la the jon. sick .... sick physically, spiritually and morally. pulpit dressed like a sailor with a cane In j.y :::: .ijoi; Most of all he was sick ot the filthy slave busi- one hand and a Bible In the other. But It wu V -- tliilos ness. On a long voyage from Brazil he had read while serving his little church at Olney that he a book called "Imitation of Christ," Then came wrote. . . . CrrrtcU lilt. Ifin JU. hnVt uuWt. lt-- Amazing grace how sweet the sound. Thro' marry .dangers, toils and snares, That saved a wretch like me! I have already come 1 one was lost, but now am found. lis grace hath bro't me safe thus far, Was blind, but now I see. And grace will lead me home. ' Twos grace that taught my heart to fear, When we've been there ten thousand years, And grace rey fears relieved; Bright shining as the sun, McEWEN How prsdous did that grace appear We've no less days to sing God's praise McCRARY MALONE & TEXACO The hour I rust believed. Than when wo first begun. COW PER GARAGE HOGAN Chsrlst Harwell FINANCE CO, CLINIC HOSPITAL R. McEWEN VX W. 3rd Dlsl ttl CLINIC And HOSPITAL. Luis Aihlty ft 403 Scurry GROEBL GOUND TEXAS ELECTRIC COSDEN RADIO INC. PHARMACY SERVICE PETROLEUM STATION SrrfLU JOftUft 4Mle II4-MI- I COMPANY CORPORATION KBST i

William Big Spring (Texas) Herald, Fri, April 16, 1834 Cagney Is Good Friday Sett California r lahllTrnc Sued By His Wife Shipping Tons Of Flowers iiwmw SANTA ANA, Calif. HI Movie producer William Cagney, 48, was IT HAPPENED BwHRseuiBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBaW WWM .aBBBiaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaat ' By SAM DAWSON tonnage total wfll be higher than 4aaBBBBBi (fl-G- sued yesterday for separate main- 'jgSfaafc bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbT "$ bvbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbb BAN FItANCISCO ood Fri- ever. tenance by his wife Nadlne, 29, WHKEbBHF fT day sees a great outpouring of They made additional equipment Two dayt earlier the brother, TV Bug, But Bad turned the set up louder." flowers from California' 50 million available for the flower growers In Com in . . ef tftt ewlt. partner and business manager of Chambers got the television set dollar a year "hothouse" to help noly Week. property ' H. B. Rtogon actor James Cagney filed suit here L03 ANGELES Ul 'Dorothy under a settlement. Jffflm brighten the nation's Easter. Mother's Day wfll be the next his six-to- r peak and the flower shippers (or di- mm. "ifSk will divorce, Ford, actress, got a if Tons of choice blooms have been start sending Agmcy Cagney alleged auto agency executive Don't Want More speeding the floral tributes his wife had vorce from eastward for a weekby East In about three weeks. Another 207 W. 4th DW on threatened to take their ton Wll Thomas D. Chambers yesterday MATTOON, III. W-- Not many chartered plane, by common air peak comes at Christmas. Ham 2, Jr., from the court's Juris this testimony: people showed up yesterday at carriers' regular and extra cargo uiouoa ana asxea mat sue be or would come home, tit down planet, In counties not to do "lie churches to pray for rain. The rail cart, and dered to. would Mrs. Cagney's action and look at television. He day of prayer had been pro- for shorter distances by refriger lists as looking television. "itp community property a $73,000 New- - eat dinner at claimed by Mayor ated trucks. look television H. B. Ewlna Beach home where the Is now Then he would at Growers, Sort until he went to sleep. If guests two weeks ago with the city's estimating the tonnage 7 homes In Los Angeles and look at reservoirs running almost dry. volume today, say It has equaled costs Beverly Hills, two Cadillacs, real came over he would atlU television. If anyone objected, he Reason for the poor church and perhaps topped last year's. estate, Insurance policies and a attendance yesterday: It began - value of half Interest In Cagney Produc- raining the night before. mmmammmW- jam4lMmm the airborne Easter ss : 'jr n0 mors tions, Ino. Tots B Danger, . BBBBBBBaHBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBaBBBBBBBBBf ' CLBbS flowers alone It estimated to be xiwl Can tBBBBBBBBBBBBtBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBP-'- P ' '' MtflglgCTl more than one million Finds Out 'Captive' Audience '''jjHi' dollars. Production of the elcht mater Patrolman BBBYKmtEUBJ&ytr? 'BleBBBm'i Dealers say that It about equal to SBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBJBBBBBBBBBBB olph " In in-Se- ST. LOUIS Schwartz-- Stains the United States during WELLSVILLE, N. Y. 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I push that button and atop trionth when Dee te a Try DURHAM'S crushed the egg In his pocket California wfll ship out col. the traffic." Ho told the court a huge field-grow- n ANATHISIA-MO- P how Dennis Wlnshlp, a kindergarten a volume of posies and pita signal corner Tears Of Joy -- enl and ffdlr a mop con Canorous pupil, came up with the largest traffle at the has a for Mother's Day, at prices expect 1 cSf b. manually-controlle- d III V "walk" light, to Da botllo with opptlcolort only 60$ at your number of shell fragment and waa Mrs. Pauline Kamty sheds tears of Joy as her son Jules, 8, It brought ed lower than last year. DrvgoUl. Judge Dowd asked: "You mean Exotic declared the winner. to her In Culver City, Calif. He had been missing for several hours. flowers are also speeding up bedraggled. you atop this traffic every time help of 'the Boy Scouts had eastward from Hawaii for the na- Or Collins Bros. Two Stores Dash came you want Police and sheriffs officers with the to run out and sell a launched a search for the boy. He was found sitting on a curb about tion's fashion, parades. And lilies paper?" a mile from his home. He told police he had gone exploring and got are flying to the United Stutt H9BesVaiBBaBHW(9KV The news vendor replied: "Sure. from Bermuda as the nation pre G-- E Bow am 1 going to get Into Yotilove seaeieaidkf .steaeaeaefek. sevlteeaeB else pares ior ma oDservances of the that street If don't?" religious the I festival. "rfig Cotfe" m Judge Dowd fined Schwartzkopf Californa'a total flower shipment feeling at the am a 1 TELEVISION VhU aaHvEtaMHaV bbbbbbbI $25, but stopped payment oa this figures are hard to come by, but Worth. JL laleal condition: Riding the principal outlets add up to Im with exclusive "You stay out of the street and pressive sums. Vsl tVOpsCn 1 don't be pushing that button any Consolidated Flower Shlomeata. beavty of the lobby BLACK-DAYU- TI it m mpre." Inc., a cooperative with 38 member ...em luxury of THE GRUB LINE growers in tne San PICTURS liLv!SvV al Francisco Bay satartly styled reesat About Mama? area, cnanerca a puns for two . ,.t&e delictou What With Franklin Reynolds uignta oz sowers, of tons 6tt each. flavor of food up TARRAOONA, Spain On In- io poiuu as xar away as Tampa $199.95 got and Memphis. prepared by DttVaL fant 'Jose Aznar a lifetime here It looks like the hopelesaly et a rain gauge he has 'I Tarragona-L- a Ca-ron- ja Well, from It was also sending 15 tons day Sea 1m! Try Em! pass on the had mounted on a fence Dost In his a AS Ait ami aseer bus Una yesterday for Garden City "Straw Hat Shoot" by common air carriers, starting Buy 'Em1 may bo .held the afternoon of Sun- yard. aaturoay. U youw at bo extra being born aboard a bus. according to word re- Saturday he decided that if there tail the Worth. His mother. Carmen Agutlar day, May 2, Airborne Flower & Freight Traf cost at ceived Oliver VTerst, Glass- was anything In the world he didn't Axnar, took the bus at La ja from fic, Inc., however, say airborne Room from $JJe cock Count? agricultural agent need It was a rain gauge. He'd nev posies may Appliance Co. for a Tarragona hospital county be fewer this Easter ; Hilburn Snnt. at the caliche er aeen it wet and he'd had to than last, although It estimates but didn't gat there In time. 1. Garden City clean the sand out too many that DUI The bus line operator decided pit, two miles east rf of it shipments by other forms of trans S04 ERERAl ELECTRIC m umes, ana so ne 0raf to reward young Jose for the that Krr inn ljiv nixunaji vm took it down. portation probably Increased. It by the 4-- Club, all Monday morning he had to go "inconvenience" he suffered in be sponsored lays this to a rise In air freight wTO go to the dub and over to the store and let being born on the bus. proflU Grover rates on flowers. Even so. it esti I L of turkeys Will Springer ten him straw hat Instead that the rain they mates that around .three-fourt- of the shooter making had received Sunday night had a be awarded mimon pounds of flowers left San CONMICTMM Show Must Go On the best score In each atrlng of 10 measured 1.83 inches. Francisco airport this week, with M y Temple a total value In excess of one mil Baptist tfl NIW YORK Opera director win do aome aamju T&e men and women who fix lion dollars. WORTH-I- Otto Erhaxdt waa hustllne about There I TORT TS THI WORTS Member Of The Southern laptlst Convention oa the grounda for the piurpose of seasonable colors for semen's The airlines, however. Insist their the City Center Theater stage yes M.t.nnininir th. vrlnner'a correct clothes have missed a wonderful , terday during rehearsal of Verdi's ilie and his new hat will be deliver opportunity by not belns in Wett "Falstatt." ed to hlmjustaiewaayaiaier.ij-m.- i Texas this week to see the beau-- Ho misted his footing, fell off- h Uvea In some nearby town, unu anade of soft, but bright, green Clty.I stage into the orchestra pit and meaning Garden City, Sterling mat comes to mesqulte and ahln-ne- ry - landed In a kettledrum. San AngeiO, at. Xjawreacc, ow.uwU, that hasnt had a good drink Vi A.- Before being taken away for Blc Spring, or oiner area coimau-- ox water xor lour years. REVlViVl f? treatment of a sprained back and nlties. Artists may be able to mix iom ankle, thv,200-poun- d director shout There Trill be 40&yard classes lovely greens, but nothing like that PROGRESS '' ed at the atartled singers: for big bore or deer rifles with wore or nature, and I don't know NOW IN "Go on, don't mind me. You've big bore rifles mat s&innery and mesaulta have open sights; for PJKgaa-'glttH- got a performance tqnlgnt." with 'scope sights: for 32, rlmflre ever really been so pretty before. rifles, and for pistols and revolv- It'll be too bad If that particular pt MmSmjMmmMMWm First Assembly of Gwl ers. No ahooter will T allowed shade of green can't ba translated SomtonYs Prepared Into -- to win more than one ha In each a fashionable spring of sum St BB2iBBBBWlBBVr V7'-- "jBBBBBBBBTIta In mer color for the girls. T I BIBBBBBTiBB BOSTON Ul All locks at Mas- division. He may win one hat the It wasn't at BBBBBCaBBBaBWkyBBBBBBWylM & all the same shade one VYeef Fourth anal Lancaster sachusetts' new, but yet unused, S3- - big bore open sight; another bat that asso another-b- at ciates With buddinff mesmilta 423.000 stale orison at Norfolk must the big bore 'acope tight; and .22 rifle class, and a shlnnery In the springs that follow be changed because someone uni- in the a fall BILLY dentified made wax Impressions of fourth hat In the division lor pUtoU and winter when there has SAMFORD, win been snow and rain. School - m revolvers, but he can't iBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBW"aslBBaBBBBBBf Sunday .....- ,"!:Jj them. and BBBBBBi' Morning Worship . - l ,m two hats In any one of the dlvi IVMtfeltaf ... ojsO But these ralna have dona far ...... -...--... anm. slons. Training Union ...... Ato shots mer than lust wet the ground and aT jWUitP IWvH IrVlifi m WfWw9v9 7:30 p.m. WORSHIP GOD The feet win be tl for up Evening Worship ...... divisions. ongnten tfle rnesaulte and shln 7:45 p.m. la all nery. Kl bbtwIII eaVwsnvn Wednesday Evanlnf Service In Spirit And In Truth Rn if vou feel lucky and think They've also brightened up Mi lvni With The mustard with that tne faces of the farm and ranch I." you can cut the folks, washed lots S. ELCRtMl, Paatar carbine, or .270 wincneaicr, or of worries from CHURCH Buster," Just holduioil their .drought-stoope- d shoulders old 'Thumb ana nave up .hope buying that new hat and get one the mined tne that OF CHRIST springs eternally from the heart of In Coahoma hard way. this shoot later, so the West Texan. (One Block North of More about These showers have proved again Signal Light) keep on reading the Grub Line for news on that there's always a good rain at SERVICES: the latest it the end of every dry spell, and as Sunday ... 10:30 ajn-7:- 30 eun. long as West Texan can bellevo Wednesday 7:30 p.m. Up there at Lenorah for the past been that every drought will end uo this 09 For Information Call four years Bud Jones has way. Just that long there'll always feokinff honefully at the sky and hilffl. M a west Texas. sun, i aon't believe I've ever bbV seen mesqulte and shlnnery clothed '" Phillips Memorial Baptist Church in sucn a pretty anade ox green. anal The livestock Judging team of the Center 5th Stale Street 4-- Emm Glasscock Club took first place Patter Ed Walsh In the sheep Judging, and first ..--Ji- 'aVi place In the hog Judging at the San Sunday School 9:43 A. M. Angelo contests a few days ago. Preaching Service .,... 11:00 A. M. Members of the team are Jimmy XjT. Training Union .....,...... 6:43 P. M. Daree, Thelbert Asblll, Rex Ma- Evening Preaching Hour ...... 8:00 P. M. son and Aubrey Asblll. Morning Service 11:00 te 12:00 This team also Judged and grad We Welcome Each Of Yau To Visit ed cattle In the San Angelo contest Ue Time'. and In the overall scoring on all sEasaaaBiatv ejeeBBBjar sjbbbbbbbj Training Union 6:00 P. M. Any three types of livestock the team Evening Service 8:00 P. M. placed fourth. The Glasscock team Bi-- a, AL--- -0 KwSfK bad. entered this contest as a prac tice workout before, going Into the I BkaBBBBBBBBBBBBBBfl9LTBBBBBBBBBB SbBBbV I FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD District 6 contest at Alpine on April I BrBBBBBBBBBBBBVtk K 1 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Wert 4th ana! Lancaster WELCOMES YOU 24. The winners In the district con Morning Service Broadcast Over KTXC test will go to the SUte 4--H Judging mjjAniijnlRimMl MLTIIOX BBBBMateBaMaea9!!S5S!!!5K5S!K Sunslay contests at College Station oa.Junft SbbbbbBbbbbbbbbbT Sunday School 9:43. 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These teams will also be entered la the district event at Alpine. It's a new kind ofgasoline! Top octan. BBBT BBal'BBBll BBBVB BBBVBB BBBBBBBB aBBBBBBVB BBVBBU BBH 1 BBBBBBbI tasoU$ for tkot vo toett th Ut, Flrat Church Of Ged WELCOME, Glasscock countlans are mighty Texaco Sky Chief happy "with their rains which have la Super.Carfed And Sky Chief la the only prwaUaia probably averaged better than 2.3 with PETROX a w, exclualte --COME LET US REASON TOGETHeR" gatollae Climtt$ConlrolUi la all Sunday Schee) .. f;4S e.m. over the county. petroleum-bas- e LORD'S DAY SERVICES' element deyalop 48 atatea. Drive la-a- ad. UWa ClaM ...... WJ j Mernlng Worship 10:50 a.m. Polictmstn Saivts Ont liy Taco engineera, DeHVera mgf. keefi your tank, filled vium power-y- et actually etaetftVw with mw top octane) "What Than? Yeuth Fellowship 4:30 p.m. Ftlkw Off ictr's LiU ;00 P, M. wtart Now more than ever itTs th Sty Chief guoliB. Man's Training Clan Evening SAN FRANCISCO Service? 7:00 r. M. Evanlna Evartfellttlc' 7;M p.m. John C. KwarU. 59, who has been "It Un't,..,,.;....Convenient Now" .., repeatedly cited tor saving lives along San Francisco's Ocean aW4 ejHlanf VVK Beach, dove Into the surf near TEXACO DEALERS Me-I- Seal Rocks today and pulled out Church Of Christ Main St l "iaBBBaaBB' I I WeaWrfay another policeman "HaraM erf Truth" Prera KIST 1 P.M. Sunday I John E. KelK, Pater I Patrolman. Holmes Q, Lash, 25. Resile Program KtST 1:30 a.m. Sunday Prayar Meatlnf 7tM p.m. had been knocked down and svtcpi Big ArM LYLE PRICE, Mlnlettr under by a towering wave. He re- In Th Spring 1401 MAIN covered alter Kwarts hauled him In oa aa sir mattress. aws tig Spring (Texas) Herald, FrL, April 10, MM MMMMaaMMHMMHiMaMaMaaMyMf kMinnMBaanM raBBBTaW MADlArMNCri rTutvtrm Y ill tub .tMTdt : f ictmMJIAN WKlsSlvNON T..:i ( ir rwvfiuf urrr v ?SSdmxiTwmM mckmmcut. A. -- IAD. : R ut i DtNNIS THE MENACE UACLf MY?S CORAff I FIT ISN'T NAVM.KR """" ' N05mPE.aW.w"'"'"V t FWKOIP old vnvt tMPKSssD STimour ti 7 BotiOiorfV'' 1 K mJwJ k J.TVT.E c& Trill Tha birds known a cowblrds The bird ot which X speak Is the uj 1 T T V sAK4i towr mutowiV too much trouble. They are yellow warbler. It also goes under LswmtfHmTAMm."Ti r mmm DESERTM HERE HE ciuii A iw. CE In nests golden C- sHUHHBsMjfliPsiMQjMmEnHWT,lrM' 7 k?Kv - fV route' laty. and plae their such names as yellowblrd, rf- eBTrjV7n'.t.Yw aBBBBBBBBBBBBawVV a..... T--. i K" J aaaaaBBV in 111 Lkm iVHHri'BbV1'T v. WMTf aaaaVTaWflHUV --1Ui.tf "11" lsMBaB&.aW skmi'aamAi ibkSrKkJaaaaaWakaWI A. . which otter birds nave Duut. warbler and blue-eye-d yellow rt a"iaVirf That Is only part ot tho dreary warbler. story. After laying the eggs, the Yellow warblers have a wide cowblrd females fly away. They rango In North and South America, leave the work ot hatching to other They make neits In Canada, chief-l-y birds. on the western side, also In vari- The ens ot these birds usually ous parts of the United States from hutch sooner than the other eggs the Pacific coast to the Carolina. In the nest A greedy baby cow- Many ot them spend the winter In blrd Is ready for the first food TJraxll. which the foster parents bring to Yellow warblers are small birds, the nest. It Is larger, as a rule, with a length ot hardly Ave Inches. than the other baby birds, and Little thouch they are. they seem Mercury Outboard Motors, Marine SuddIigs JIM FERGUSON may grow while they starve. to have good brains. I say this be- TEXACO STATION AU In all. the cowblrds are a cause they have found a way to General Outboard Service And Repair. Dial 4-90- 27 ON WEST HIWAY 80 nuisance. They cause the loss of defeat the cowblrds. thousands of warblers and other Time and again it has been ob small songbirds. served that a yellow warbler will There are doxens ot kinds of seal oft her small, deep hest when warblers magnolia warblers. Ten a cowblrd egg Is laid Inside. She nessce warblers, blue-wing- warb- does this by weaving a layer above lers and others. These are favorite the egg. Later she lays her own victims of cowblrds, but only one eggs above the new layer, and kind ot warbler seems to know hatches them. how to defend Itself. Sunday: More About Namti. DATE DATA Backward Parties 'TrVOfeATREE? WS 6RASS? TUA& . Are Sometimes Fun - 1 11111 I HELLO. WILLIE- - ) xgc ! I T Dear Miss Brandowt of the sidewalk. IlllfSin IU I am thinking about giving a Of course, even In fun you can't HAVE THE 0 Munsingwear party the ot change nature and girl Is V J backward before end a still 5ISS y W school. Can you offer any sugges- a girl and a boy l still a boy. J Nylon tions on what to do or not to do to Although the girl Is required to make it a success? take her date home, he then must Ruth Ann escort her to her own doorstep where he leaves her. Boxer Shorts Backward parties are usually a Since complete flop; she has swapped places huge success or a with him for the evening, you may seldom are they mediocre. Wheth- wonder if she has the privilege of er yours Q go over with a bang upon kissing him goodnight. She may or a thud will depend the have the privilege, but If she's nm-pro- you Hade of true of neonle invite. smart and hopes to win him over, The shy guest will have a miser- she use It. aSBfeSJRl bouncy, energe- won't ra nylon tricot . . able time, but the Why? Because regarless of what tic one will find this "Different" you are pretending, hell still re- party a refreshing delight and will spond In a masculine way and tailored with nrohably enjoy it tnorougniy. boys feel gyped and silly when they I Pt?iS?RANr I 1 WAL SHMOOS AtNT BAP. 1 L'AN' SO AH BOMBEP LOWEST Vt GOOP.'-I- Because the nature or ine parry think they are not leading in the I THEVS N FACK, J ? SLOBBOVIA WIF SHMOOS . accepted WVV 1WS... VWBWrHlMS'POUTe J I THEY Is the exact antithesis of love department If he wants a A"Vil355KfflkFM f7,k IS TOO GOOP.' jLS .THAR IOO PERCENT deep elastic is only TOOK OVER THE US. A. rfTZS . AMERICAN party procedure, it ideal goodnight kiss, hell get It VI GOOPNESS J. for those with adventurous spirits "W ' waistband . and who are loaded with initiative The girl takes the lead in every- thing from asking for a date to U. S. Newsmen Rap white only ... taking him home after the party is over. The timid girl wouldn't con French Censorship 5 sider this much fun, although an ra?ferv sizes 30 to 44. f&im aggressive one would be In seventh HANOI, Indochina UT AU the BH MmWitL r -- heaven. When the girls on your list American correspondents in Hanoi i kmMw w ?m y c2-- . vctks j&fA9m know boys wen enough to Invite want the State Department to can m iMM them to this kind of an affair, hur- upon the French high command xarm2 tiQ -- i. Wm Y . rah! Otherwise, ughl (Steadies of here to relax censorship and other site m-ZLj- m '&& course, have a ball.) restrictions imposed on news cov c?3rmr fvzJz 'lajva, 2.95 Both boys and girls temporarily erage. forset aU they've learned about The newsmen sent U.S. Ambas- i&a 300-wo- ap- proper dating. Girls find It their ob sador Donald Heath a r- hllji Hu- 1 - ligation to provide transportation peal saying the curbs were "so mumw' .iipuNiua irs a shame .niililililllillllll" II i'f UcmxlSl-Wk- C N (atHELP jCtO WAKE HIM--- J JL (&& ftiOMnicM and corsages, (usually a conglamo-ratio- n serious that we can no longer rMPiCKiNck vcu. BEEN YJ vegetables). They hold properly carry out our Jobs" of Jr ill just take r H & tS j.fyrvE of uPTHEsatggfo (kwmaj j socks vA3 r ROBBED "Big Spring"; chairs for their boy friends, ask informing the free world of the Sis (Z'ZX) for dances and walk on the outside French fight against the Commu f nist-le- d iji Vletmlnh. The correspond- ents expressed belief "the Ameri can people have an Inalienable right to full and accurate informa tion" on the battle within the limits of French security. Catholics To Ask Funds For College

DALLAS in A diocesan-wid- e fund-raisi- drive to establish ' a two million dollar t rirVJrV0 4 H WEARETOID IT IS THE UNEXPECTED -- MOTUeRIS IN FOfl THE TUQILLOPHER V SHEtLDtE LWOHJNS WHCMSHE liberal arts university here wUl be 1 ZeiTiTicDOBSrnTS. rr.. .. 5S.s!5i,e V f.6""" "LaE ol? 5HE suscr tmat i ixkovers tvh taxem her PRire Monday by Roman Cath I 1 ' ' launched Ul CvJ HEP. LITTLE AUM! CODWEV FYClTeMBUT7r..: IC TUATK: n.. nnnounn itnu.c ctti.i r rv. (i.jV ... ?? UTi.VT...' hataLLflaaaaas t-n-s mutt. - WE olic leaders. r i uitunufipvoewn-- .t: Znrrit- - vrrvsurxiv ..r"r: j v.- " nrsi.,' ( A dinner wfil start the campaign WirHKERNO-Hir.K- ! --W 7 WIHG FOR HE- R- S- here and similar kick-of-f meetings O l Pjl'iVAwa "T J JSkSkfWMM PLACE- In the fund drive are being planned throughout the DaUas-Fo- rt Worth diocese which covers most of North and Central West Texas. w Catholic officials announced In fflrxcT Jfes&JS February plans to move the Sisters r UHyil oSr11' r7 fJapiV PrxCUin jv mjm. of St Mary of Namur to Dallas x. ;j-c- Aitm ivraiv-g?- . bH jtejr?" . aOv LWiv&m I - m ' yjtKoaIbbt oja yjJK -- ' c Worth and to establish " at from Fort itrrm-c- n i ,1v .m - lrIlr A InwfPlHa. sponsor mi . the university under their i. afliA- W T sssESUsamxsrHiivV Baai szzztmn ship. The Sisters ot St. Mary Is W iiliT Hki Jy v l --52Zrl TS5r'f5BBai mi'm nvi a teaching order established in 80 ago. . 4BXbHSfi. .UTHIH Texas more than years 6ENTLEWEH-- - " S IS FAIR- - - lAMNOTUl TH' V IF WE IS RUINT RMANC1M. Y W FACT THAT WHArs ) JEDSES-- E BY PERNOUNCltT J S 47-Fo-ot Fall Proves UUAOI ado vc FOR THE JERSEY BELLE PUT OUR BEuAfViR-WISQUAR- VERDICT? CAM REST WINNER. GIVE SATISfTeO E IMSH0RE0 WE 0WT ZUFE SAWS ON - JERSEY Ij Not- Serious For Tots t "AJLE RACE. MIST0FER AsDEOOE ftsJ? PARIS W Three - year --old 5 NTORANSQLmREpjw Mlcbele Alepee and her brother Tony fell out of an apartment window yesterday and ill landed on the sidewalk 47 feet bel- ?sa .,fettlSmttrWi$ v:!i ow. v"l They were rushed unconscious to a hospital showed no fractures and there wasn't even a bruise. An hour later, they were playing gaily in the hospital corridors.

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DIAL 4-12- 91 CUPISWltiPS JiJmwwS s-- - ill U.i. ,. . - ..i t l!Eft--l Big. Spring (Texas) Herald, Frl., April 18, 1934 r'wAVvVUHVt, ? IX OOVNA MAKB A. . I AiM IK) i THSM HFtAIN TM Some On Payroll Yet Cited By McCarthy DOWN GO ZALE By REM PRICE being aware that his loyaXy was WASHINGTON UV-Si- nce Feb. B, questioned, who was forced out or 1950, Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy (R-Wi- s) who resigned rather than face PRICES! Federal Tax Rtductd! has linked the names of at least 128 persons with his inves- Some apparently are working in tigations Into communism and "Se- On Aug. 9, 1951, McCarthy In Now Biggest Savings Sine 1939 Wl WYpW 7 I VMM Out AfrrVP 79 ft '((ftd a Senate speech named 28 persons at tub otxwWA PomnM curity risks." inrTootfiCM roacs as being suspected ot disloyalty. AMsnMex nmtnvw thi ah asevswcts. Thirty-tig- ht ot these he has said He said all were in the Stfte De- uy New And Save TWrWil were connected with the State De partment, three of the names - partment . Jessup, Vincent Davies At New Lew Prices V" and he A -- WAT WOULD J THEY'RE WMDA 11 T?F Three he named as having been had made public previously. WiXwWTl iTOS5' connected with the White House On the remaining 23, six worked Open An Account-Neve- r during the administrations of Pres for the United States Information idents Roosevelt or Truman. Service. Two' of the six are still An Interest All the others have been named employed In the Information serv- at 'various times since 1950, includ- ice, which has been transferred Or Carrying Charge ing the period ot McCarthy's In from the State Department and is 3rd et Hlln Dial vestigations at the Ft. Monmouth, now called the United States In- N. J radar center. formation Agency. Of the 38 connected by McCarthy Old records of the lnformstlon to tne state Department 11 still service show that, of the four no are employed there. None of the longer employed, one resigned and HERALD 38 ever has been convicted in any two left under reductions in force. RADIO iOG As for the fourth, the records show court because of charges brought KBST by McCarthy, though three persons by the same name, (ABC) 1490: one Owen WBAP (NBC) 820; (MbWbSHWO Lattlmore is under Indictment for all of whom resigned. KTXC - Nine ot the 23 still are on the perjury. rT,ab..'7oru,t,.cncu?.jyjr,,h,d bv r,d, uitM While 27 no longer are emoloved State Department payroll. The G. BLAIN in too State Department, because others resigned or were fired. The Vacuum Cleaner Sales and Service and Exchange of security orders the department State Department won't say which. will not say who resigned Two other names helped put Mc- FRIDAY EVENIN9 without Carthy New Eurckas $69.95 up Also G.E. & Kirby Cleaners in the spotlight this year M a.A those of Irving Peress and Annie KBST BporU u Wi nitTAMt. !... KTJrT?morrew' numa FxCHAKIf.? Your Unsatisfactory Cleaner For Any Make Or Model In A Pre Lee Moss. Kn I.n Ttnctuf Krnlt mT.n ftK. n..... KRLD Nova, Amarillo Alternate WBAP Km en th o wbap ptu ittrru WBAP Kawa Owned Cleaner. Many Like New, Bargains, Buy On Timet Army on Peress, an dentist, was mo-nui- jr. . Bonry-wum- ir KTXO-- LUSE sits Ed Pattttt ., 1 described by McCarthy at a hear- -' iu 4-22- Guaranteed Service, Partsl Rent Cleaners 50c Upl Biggest Stock Blk. West Of KURT Antttn KTn1tn 11 Route Idea Dropped ing Com- Dial as a "Fifth Amendment KRLD BeoItH KRLD Arthnr Oodtrty KBST of Parts, Cleaners, Ft. Worth to L. A. Established 1926. Gregg On 15th WBAP Soarta munist." He had been given an Mutlci rna Ittwi WBAP PhU uarrla KRLD Nary Show AUSTIN W-- The State Highway mo--Dinner Dau KTXO Mtwa WBAP Wawa honorable discharge as a major 1M nas dropped IIH KTXO-K- ea Qruna commission from after it was discovered he had de- KBST Lea Ranrtr -- consideration an alternate route KRTJW Jtmnhnntfa )L . tOOtcrAVWSTiYtoU YM'nWHMBWSAT CANTratjOUHOWGlAPI ftBT HOWEVER-- clined to answer certain security krld atrainar which it suggested last fall for wbap limn Bttttr Kiwi cAp-n-tni can Ton Top KBST Sports questions. otomi KTXO Hara 'a Btart KRLiv-iriirhi- ii cr the proposed north-sout- h express iu lt niuut ..a McCarthy clashed with the Army KBST . ... wbap qnisn way through Amarillo and Randall Unt Rabxit mvi utmi m Q.1AU oniDoardti THATXWHKBHBI0 WOULDN'T WANT ANYTMiN' AVrMN'r7OOGCC0fiaie 7Vg when he demanded to know who ERrJWKaM KRtiT . sranadt V EP MNCtimBT County. wbap Wtwi: amlnar yXWyLmL BKNALUTHI&TWBjr TP HAPPEN TO&M.' 7WK7APfOM NOtVONf ftCKgPJKWffjl was responsible for granting "such Oar Niltfibor wBApu-ca- n Too Top This I State Highway Engineer D. C &ro rtnr coma s&ow KTXO Haia A Biart Jf a discbarge to Peress. ItRU) HinHrtlv CTI, . ZZ Greer reported the Highway De Moss kbst Uibtfr Find KBST tbU wbap (Satan - s Mrs. was described at an Ur. Tx partment now feels that the pri- KRLD-- bin KRLD Danetof Party other hearing as having been iden- WBAP Dlnih Shan WRAP aiueoarascrtnada mary route It KTXO-StuU- sbt ribbtrMeO" which suggested is tified by an undercover, investiga Tniatet .ijw rrana Edwaraa rn.rr miim. the preferable one. t:M tits KRLD Newt tor as a Communist in the 1940s. KBST UTtt k I 1 m v riMl.i UK Uiletfr KBST Pltbta " That would be along South 36th Ur. Pr4 McCarthy said she was employed KRLO-- Kttn KRLD Danclnt Party KTXC Wax Woraa --i Ave. or in that immediate vicinity WBAP rrut SliMtre WBAP oat Uan'a Family as an Army code clerk handling KTXO-atull- gnt Amarillo, KTXC Pot n To Pat in from near the inter top secret material. Tbti wbap Tax Quion section ot Farm Road 288 to the KBST eperU Rtpatt KTXO Wax Worki - Mrs. Moss appeared before Mc KRLD Mawl point ot beginning of a four-lan- e . WBAP Hep KRLD-gan- ilitf"? Carthy's committee and denied Bob wbap Rilcbman n-ii nu jh dispersal system in the vicinity she ever had been a Communist. xo-- a Hamvtr -4-- .U jj. Tayior conetrt TixvoinnWf- of South 15th Ave. persona KTXO--Wa- x Wprki She said several other KBST Rieerda Of Today KBST Slshti Ilia Wash-lngto- n. KRLD AtUrnr Oodtrty KRLD Roaary Por Peaea with the same name live in WBAP Bob Bop han- wbap Tex Qotnn Balkcrs Choose The Army said she Kxxo-Tt-to A Natnbor KTXC D. Taylor conetrt w-w- m II .ro - India woru I Knji ic rtwre ATV-ii- Atr- TlAV) I I ...OW'NEC OS THE) J&Hg I dled only coded messages which A S SATURDAY MORNING - ItlWC 1I4W A 1 f - - "9 1 w- - W-Fi- - UNO. OONALO.- nrfa, I iiJ&. 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Uwla had decided on India. rity investigation. wbap niva WBAP Monte Barber! to Beauty KTTn siiiiiij Wde P KTXO Cofice dub 5iSTi0iwAKTXO-rH- ay (IS Ids Ho Mail KBST aaartae Seresade KBST BIX wona Sparkle (T KMT LttUa Laane Ctuk aLD am Farm Rtrtaw IKRLO-Rxi- bert Q. Ltwla MLrr WBAP Perm EdlUon wbap oat. Horn. Roundup an "w-nom- m liOre MhJ& TXO-exs- ny Bida Up KTXO BS Leitoa KTXO Newa: Biaa " Teen Time TELEVISION LOG liU . Z KBST-aiia- iti Serenade KBST Bit Jon a Sparkle KBST tlliu KRLD-A- UtUe Learoe Ctnb KM ID-T- 2; KCBD-T- V, Channel 11; KDUB-T- Channel 13. AU Farm BtTtlW am .nnaeM nam KRLD Q Channel WBAP Farm XJ1 tor u. Robert Uwla o by are re- waajp-a- Morn. 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41. Journey LewaaA JLnaBBBBBBnt 42.Tiny r JSJC V jfllT uig particle 1h1 43. Inquisitive $5DOWN g?? 45. Cozy MH.IVMI A MAUThrVC "155 48. Operatic r- 5S ' - heroine 14l TILtVeUOaw I r rrr,x m WMOtVntAjioM 47, Scot i- - ; PMW H4NME it 49 Silkworm jJ7 liIZZ mA BbbbbbbbI aenWaBnnnBnnBy fl 61. Hewing ; I 1 CelSVTy W40 f 111 tool fMfitMtl Hit It Krt JWt it W W C l(K Awetwue an FIRtSTONI STOttS 4t11NinH4JaltlMei eBaBBBBjjBBjjeBBj man grinned, his brat arts almost Standing Just Instae the archway liberty" at ha calls artnklng each Big Spring (Texas) Herald,, Frl, Aprfl 10, 1984 hidden by his thick white eye- to the dining room was a refriger- day. Jack' Is 4 STARTING Xaclus brow. His ruddy cheeks gleamed. ator, where Garner keeps fresh ;''I never drink whisky before 3 The old man stood up, took off "Well, it's o'clock. Got to feed "Now, people ought to be honest food and a pitcher of water. Ills o'clock, though, started that when his. eyeshado and plopped a soft the chickens. My man stays until Wed., April 20 and truthful. It's no ettort There's whisky bottles are handy ort the I was 18 years old. Oh, now I take felt hat, turned up jauntily In the 4i30, but t reserve the tight to Now Attraction no'use In being it liar." shelf when he "strikes a blow for a little bit before 11, before lunch." back, on top of his head. feed the chickens." For The Tourist ZALE'S By MARTHA COLE UVALDE, Tex, April 16 W--The Smart Now Spring thorny We of Jack Garner Cactus And Summer has been Smoothed by 5 years of Saturday Morning Special living. People come by here to see me. They want to see what a former looks like. They ex Only Between a.m. & 11:30 a.m. Sat. vice president BAGS Available 8:30 pect to see tome big Imposing man. And It's me. "I'm Just a little old Democrat" DURASET STEAK KNIFE SET ,.tho Drama WW B'M'j''B'ft John Nance Garner grinned. th flU Once this man was vice presi- .. Heart 0 98 6jT2sc"" dent of the United States, from 1933 1940 D. iro- n- I to under Franklin 1 TinvurggZWIMornLTin... rriSna r west cpuimct Roosevelt mi I. ii inijmn.ii"!' "114 KNIVES white-haire- r.n !,'"' ''. SIX 4ffJjHr JC AkA Mat 4tmriatr Now he's d, shrunken with the years. He lives and put- ters around in an Stainless Steel frame house behind the red brick POPULAR STYLES Mirror Polished home he built tor his late wife ooooooooooooooooooafeflfl" ago gave EtUe. Several years he FAVORITE COLORS araaaaaaaaapIL-Hf--r- Serrated Edge W ?t Today Thru the brick house to the city of (Never Needs Uvalde, and It's now the Garner One of the oreattst assortments vI-?saa- a SATURDAY Memorial Home. Sharpening) . $1.49 you've ever seen. Choose fro-- all The former vice president rises popular kajHtTA early, goes to bed early, does his styles In ever so New Miracle Handle chores, visits with callers and many types of fabrics, straws (Withstands High Temperature) ii i II iff t iiiiiiiii'ii iil'l reads. He reads everything news- and plastics. Remarkobte color papers, magazines, books. He selection. And look low moss at this piiutmA- doesnt listen to the radio, and Anthony price. - Jsmtoriixtt Uvalde doesn't have television. But there's always something to be done feed the chickens, go see Limit 1 Set To A Customer how the pheasants he's raising In No Or Mail PWjiswiflaaaaal pens are. look over the pecan Phone Orders trees, tell his Mexican handyman ln!ryBj Open An Account what to do about the weeds. For AH Your Garner seldom leaves his place Charge It except to go downtown when he 3rd at Main Dial 71 needs a haircut He doesn't go to Easter Finery . .tjr church. Padding house. around the he wears a battered green eye-- shade, rumpled khaki clothes, and carpet slippers. But you can't call John Nance an old man alone with his memories. "I guess I average 10 to 12 visi- tors a day. sometimes a whole STuinwwml'lt' busload of 250. I figure it this way OPENS &15 P. M. Uvalde is on Highway 90 from SHOW STARTS 7:30 P. M. the East Coast to the West Coast KID SHOW TONITE LAST TIMES And right out here is Highway 83 3 from up north to the border. Last EDNA IBB5 Z BB9BBBI SATURDAY ".year I had people come by from "ERBSTS HIv4PmH every state except Maine and STARTS 3:30 A. M. i South Dakota." SHOW 'UUTZER SRr "Do they Just come up to your door and knock?" ? PRIZE I "Yes, mum." NOVEL "Do you go shake hands with , them"' ON THE 1111112 I "No, mum. If they want to see me they can come in here and SCREEN see me." , Garner sat at a battered old wooden table in a sparsely fur- JANE WYMAN nished room off the main hall of the house. Old wooden straight MS,- W chairs were around table. Be- -. li ilBlKIWN-WO- M the M-c'j- side him was a floor lamp with a aaaaaaaaaaoiTaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaalB?sMaaaaaaaBa1 S3 'STEVE FORREST Jn frayed shade. - i. HP" OAKKE fl toMMa .i I The old man sttn can display PLUS: COLOR CARTOON the snappish. Irascible temper that spiced his years in Washing- - HORNET ton. But on this warm afternoon SATURDAY ONLY in the quiet, clean little ranching town of Uvalde, underneath the oak and pecan trees, he was a pleasant old gentleman. HHNIN11(MW11S "Now, I've been reading this THE GREAT fellow's diary the newspapers are ' 35c running. What's his name? He was ADMISSION in the Cabinet" DIAMOND "Ickes?" "Ickes. Well, I notice all these ROBBERY people be mentions he has some- thing bad to say about them. But Starring everytlme he writes about me, it's something good. And that interests RED SKELTON me, I used to tell him exactly what I thought" CARA WILLIAMS ' "Perhaps Mr. Ickes had respect , , , if TODAY AND SATURDAY for you." f&V. "Well, he better nave." The old i PLUS: COLOR CARTOON ' This Year's Texas ! Peach Crop Will Be

OPENS &15 P. M. Light, A&M Says SHOW STARTS 7:30 P. M. TONITE LAST TIMES COLLEGE STATION UV-- The bpMM 1954 peach crop In Texas is going tr pa FUHK' to be light the extension service f BB of Texas A&M College reported CRAW A today. BALE The severe cold spell of March 14 15 crop - & and dealt the a severe RHERTSOtf THf blow. The extension service said there oaaaaaaaaaaaa1iaaaaaaaL4PHLTr will be very few Elberta peaches produced in Texas this year. The best crop was reported found in the area around Stonewall in SHORTS PLUS; SELECTED Gillespie County where a 75 per cent crop was reported. The service said the peach crop was wiped out in the West Cross Timbers, an area that begins be ELLT-KA-- ai tween Fort Worth and Wichita EVERLASTING PLUS: COLOR CARTOON Falls and extends down toward ... with the finer, tougher, Angelo. AND SATURDAY San FRIDAY SATURDAY ONLY In the Jacksonville area of cast Texas estimates ran from a 10 per cent crop in some orchards to 40 MAINSPRING! per cent In others of the Elberta fleXall0tf Binnr variety. EL PASO vSTiiiiM i ft. xtlAiinrtfnnl Thtt tutnttfnmft Bavfor hat the fedtlifit ir can't break or rust ' " BSS5 British Living Costs of watches taWng for almost twice the price! Count Its STAMPEDE j GUARANTEED for the atsets: It has el precision movement; Is projected Hit High Mark Again against water, perspiration and dast; it Life Your Watch! Flex-Allo- of and has the famous y lifetime mainspring, 'Starring mzm LONDON cost of matcufino living has climbed back to the guaranteed never to rust or break. Smart, ALLAN ROCKY LANE gold-plat- e with stainless back, postwar high It bit in March 1953. - "Tt ; styling In yellow cat Is In strik- The Ministry of Labor reported .1 & matching eipantibn band. Sterling silver dial OH I in ,. - gold-fiUe- '7 today the Index rose one point saaasarrasFSet i ' aiTsa ing retief, KighDghfsd with d numerals. fjaml March to 141. The base of 100 Is I KEfT . em JK PLUS; NEWS CARTOON determined by living costs in June PLUS: COLO CARTOON 194T. wjsa. , aai op. T HaaaBaBaaaaaaaaaaaoaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa aaaaaaaaaaaaHaaajajajajajaaaaaaaaaj Vffp Vr i i!rlaaaflaBaaVaBIJaaaaaaaal Zale's Jewelery Company m JE m Baylor tn cofer for GARNER McADAMS JOHN A. 1 r HrAUm sVsswHassaaoaal Sl l,nd ,ht l7Jw1 fell GENERAL CONTRACTOR 1 WKStUSxSKmSKM Htm ' ' Spiiizintj In Oil FitW Construction COFFEE IL ft Addrsil .. -- .... WP aV ssssssKMtfwllB .i hi . . Concrtta Construction ATTORNEY AT LAW V4 GArrP? D Char Check D&O.D, Lts Maintenance 30t Scurry V iimrl lKAl-aajl-1- 44371 i 5 lig Spring, Texas B 3relafMaIrt Dial Dial 4-2-Sf I JSMJ -- gSt L1--:- ' r- J Dial 44134 Dial il hi -- -,