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VOLUME TWENTY ONE UNITED PRESS V^RE SERVICE EASTLAND, TEXAS, MONDAY APRIL 21, 1950 NEA FEATURE SERVICE PRICE FIVE CENTS No. 285 Says U. S. Will Balk At Too Much Red Pushing

Waiting His Turn Reunion With UNIDENTIFIED OFFICIAL SAYS On Peace-Making Tour Fiancee Brings FORCE WILL BE USED IF NEEDED WASHINGTON, April 21 (UP) — Top United States of N ew Confession ficials apparently have decided to u.se force if this nation F LIN T , Mich., April 24 (U P ) FBI To Investigate is pushed too far by Russia’s cold war tactics. — A renuion )>ehind bars with Administration "This was revealed over the week-end by one of the gov his fiancee brought a second con ernment’s highest officials who declined to be identified. fession from INt. Kenneth Nes Building Fire He is of such importance that his word cannot be question bitt in the 10-month-old slaying ed. o f a young strawlierry blonde BERKELEY, Calif., April 24 This official said the Russians are eager to “ drive us out theatre ca.shier. (U P ) — The Federal Bureau of Nesbitt, 2.3, who admitted the of the western section” of Berlin and that the United Investigation was expected today states considers the issue a “ crossroads” in the cold war. unsolved murder of 17-year-old to investigate a fire which destroy Beatrice Dickerson and then re ed the Administration Building of “ It will be a very serious situation if they try to do so,” pudiated his confession, again re the University of California’s A- he said. “ This will be resisted by peaceful means, but if counted the grisly details for po tomic Project and endangered necessary the very stern resistance of machine gun fire lice yesterday afternoon. giant atom smashers vital to the and other measures will be resorted to.” He said he knocked the girl nation’s research program. He added that the United .States out when the refused his advan The fire broke out at 10:25 has no intention “of yielding a ces on a lonely road, and shot her P. .M. PST (12:26 A. M. C ST) I ■ingle inch on the issue.” through the head fearing she yesterday in building 8, a two- Cisco Family Secretao' o f State Dean Ache- would tell on him. The girl’s body story structure used for adminis son said meantime that the threat stripped and beaten, was found in tration, drafting and engineering. Hurt In Wreck o f Russian Communism is so ser a bug. Building 8 is one o f a dozen in ' ious that it endangers "the ver>- the atomic project area. The other ba.*is of our civilsation and the The airman’s new admission buildings include concrete .struc very safety of the free world." followed a tearful meeting with Near Brownwood tures housing the school’s 184- i In a grimly - worded speech, W A F Corp. Patricia Simmons, 21, inch cyclotron, a bevatron and a BROWNWOOD, Tex., April 23 Acheson told the American Society whom he was to wed next month. large atom - smasher still under — James W. Sherrill, 32, superin o f Newspaper Editor* meeting Police brought her here from Se L'nited Nations Secretary-General Trygve Lie says good construction. tendent o f tEe Cisco Hydrocarbon here that the world •truggle be lfridge Field, Mich., where both bye to his daughter. Guri, in New York before sailing for Plant, his wife and 5-year-old tween this nation and the Soviet were stationed. Europe on the Queen .Mary. His tour is expected to be R. A. Barton, manager o f the son were seriously injured Sunday Union cannot end until Russia .She embraced Nesbitt fondly, climaxed by a conference with Russian Iêmier Josef atomic laboratory, described the aftiemoon when their car plunged quit* its policy o f aggres.sion. and in a dim cell in Genessee Johns Hopkins I ’nivrrsity Prof. Owen Lattimore, waiting fire a* a “ serious loss.’’ "W e don not propo>e to convert Stalin on means of ending the Elast-West cold war. (NEA county jail they talked alone for from a bridge 17 miles North of for a chance to testify in answer to statements of ex-Com- He declined to go into details, the Soviet Union," he .*aid. “ We Telephoto). 15 minutes. here on U. S. Highway 283. munist editor Louis Hudenz that party leaders oftern re but it appeared that the burned shall not attempj^ to undermine Afterward, Nesbitt called offi The car, enroute to Cisco frxim ferred to Lattimore as a Communist, sits with a copy of building may have contained plans Soviet independenjp. cers. He said he was lying when San Antonio, struck a 14-inch and other data u.*ed in super-sec “ .And we are just as determin Budenz’ recently published hook in his hands. Pictured he denied a confession he dictated concrete banister and then dropp with the Far fiastern affairs expert is his attorney, Abe ret work for the Atomic Energy ed that Communism shall not by LABOR OUTLOOK DARK AS Saturday nigig and that he would ed 12 feet to the dry bed o f Commission. hook or crook or trickery under Portas. (NFiA Telephoto). sign it. Gra-sy Creek. The Sherrills main Nearly 110 fireman were called mine our country or any other tain a home in San .Antonio. Miss Simmons, weeping as she to fight the blaze and keep it from free country that desire* to main returned to Selfridge, pointed to Sirs. Sherrill, 27, who wa.s driv- STRIKE DEADLINES NEAR spreading to nearby building* and tain its freedom.” Nesbitt’s class ring on her finger a hydrogen “bank” only 50 feet ing, told officers at the There al.*o was speculation that CHICACO. April 24 I P — men -eheduled for 6 a. m. Wed EVIDENCOOUNTS THAT and told reporters: here that she apparently dozed away. Damage would have been Pre.-îdent Truman’s week-end ap Thv nation'- labor -ittiation en nesday. The New York Central “ I love, I love him. I ’ll wait for o ff at the wheel. much greater had the hydrogen pearance at the Georgia - Florida tered a crucial stage today at Railroad was expected to decluare him— and I know it will be a long exploded. Mrs. Sherrill suffered a frac ws* games might have been design the deadline approached for a embargoes today. time.” Origin o f the fire was net REDS SHOT DOWN P U N E tured bone on her face and se ed to wav* big stick at Russia. nationwide telephone strike and xt. riîeoii offtatais a f Chry Detectives toM her that Ne.«bi4t known. There wa* no one in the Howrver, the TYesidanl's close.st vere facial cuts and body bruises. fo r a fireman’s walkout against sler Corp. were studying the CIO Ttjr J. J. Merhan cd on the bottom and punctureccn one o f the chocks used ing, or managing an Ea.*tlaiid Hell o f Brownwood, second vice- time today, wl(ch would not be — .A Lip.scomb County Grand War II. in Denton will be unofficial but to lock elevator- on a grounded team, is requested to attend to president; .Neil Davis of Owen.s, completed by the 6 a. m. Wednes Win At A&M Meet Jury i» .'wheduted to convene the band can be judged unofficial uirplune. The block wa.s marked night's meeting. The team spon.sors There were high hope* that be secretary, an.4 Mrs. J. L. Cross day strike deadline. again Thursday to l:|ar more te.sti- Studenta o f Douglas Colored with the letter* “ .Made In t’ . S. will be allowed 25 per cent of gate fore the Big Three Foreign Minis ly. o f Brownwood, historian. mony in connection with an al Atwood's application to tran.«fer A New York Central official Scliool, Kastland, were winners in A .” and carried a number o f in recei|gs to balance cost o f opera ters adjourn their forthcoming ■Mrs. Cross reported that 127 legedly forged will involving an the Ea.stland Band's entry to the said the firm may announce em several events at the district and scription*, apparently in code. tions. meeting in May the Alantic Com pioneer- had died since lu*t year's estate estimated to be worth munity of Nations will be several Denton region wa.* turned down. bargo plans today as well as plans state track and Literary meet held reunion. at I’rairie View AA.M College. Sat some $200,000. steps closer to military, diplomatic for laying off worker* during urday. The team* are to receive CATHOLICS, PROTESTANTS Vivian Guthrie, Kdgowood, lit., economic and political unity. .Alcorn, horn in a log cabin curtailed operations under the letters for their participation in Oklahoma StaK' Sen. Orval Grim But all the attention was not ; Certificates To at Brow nwood 6'.i years ago, once strike. the contests. and six other persons have been on Europe. It wa.* understood Jes- j drove a pony to |>ower the village The firemen called the strike Track team members winning chargeil witJi forgery on the will sup, who recently completed a far ' water pump, hii reward was a against seven lines to enforce east tour, had agreed to make hi* { were Charles Wright, 4th place in DENOUNCE SOVIET IDEALS o f .Mrs. Mattie A. Sebits, Lips Be Awarded Past nickel’s worth o f red stick candy I'.i demand that the nation’s rail finding* available to a meeting of : the 440 yard dash; Gloria Fast, 4th comb County woman. each day. roads employ an additional fire place Winer in the womens discus BERLIN, April 24 (UP) — amine individual cases “ and, if commonwealth experts discussing j The case involve* two wills al The oldest living pioneer of man on multiple-unit diesel en throw; Tommie Neal, 4th place Catholic and protestant church necessary, actions will be taken.” ideas for a Japanese peace treaty. Master Masons legedly written by Mrs. Sebits. the county W. O. Turner, 94— gines winner in womens ba.d eight years aft disclose details o f their new pro 60 yard dash; and Charliv- Collins, on the Russian controlled East "Tl| • Evangelical Church profe.'ss- hoped the Je.*.*up report will en past Grand Master Mason o f Tex reunion. .Aicorn brought him a er the first will, was a forgery. 3rd., 220 yard dash, and 4th place German government. es '4j the truth, which is Jesus able the experts and Commonweal as, will present Pa.it Ma.*ter'a Cer bouquet of flowers after th| posal for settling trie Chrysler Roy Sansing, Higgins attorney tificates to several past Master* in broard jump and shot put. Protestant evangelical clergy Christ. This truth is incompatible th High Commi.*eioners to find pioneer* adjourned their meet strike. The setttlement has been for the estate, said Guthrie made o f the Eastland Ma.«onic Lodge Winning in the Literary event men denounced Soviet zone with the materialstic world con common ground for a treaty. ing. held up by disputes over griev bond after making a full state British and French preliminao’ No. 467 Friday night, April 28, V. were Mary Daugherty, 2nd place, schools for teaching there is no ception. Therefore, we protest ance procedures and union se ment) in the case. reports were understood to advo E. Ve.ssels, acting secretary of curity. The disputant* have reaci$- piano; Charles Wright, 1st place God, and the’ Cath|Hlc Chuch that this world conception is be Three of the eight defendants cate a common defense agreement Lodge No. 467 ha* announc^ male solo; and Betty Jo .Merritt, threatened in a pa.ston:il letter to ing propagated as the only valid Joe Kirkwood To ed agreement, how-rvor, on the appeared before the grand jury in which Commonweallh countries To receive the certificate are 2nd place womens «>lo. excommuniealr [M-rson* who ad truth in schools, univorsiSies, in union's demand for $100 monthly The track team is coached by last week. They were Clyde Grim would join to prevent the Com Fjirl Conner, Sr., D. H. Harbin, L. pensions. here*! to a ‘'materiali.'-t^ world udministrations and the state- Give Exhibition Hobble Dean, high school teacher: o f Higgins, uncle o f the Oklahoma munist conquest of Southeast Asia. J. Lambert, Ed F. William*, P. L. sponsored organizations. and the Literary team is coached philosophy." State Senator, and Mr. and Mrs. Harris, P. L. Crossley, V. E. Ves- At Breck Course “ .No state power l)is She right .sels. Earnest Halkias, T. L Amis, by his wife, Gladys Dean. The Catholic letter, which did Koa* Guthrie o f Cherryville, Kana to enforce on lomeone a concept J. .A. Coplen, H. P. Pentecost, J, T, Hammett, golf pro of the not mention Communism by name paren'si of Vivian Guthrie. Shafer Qualifies THOUGHT FOR THIS ion which contradicts his belief and Cyrus Miller, all o f Eastland. Breckenndge Country Club, has but left it« intent unmistakable, C of C To Meet and conscience,” the message add To Attend Meet O. L. Ducket and H. T. Huffman, invia'd member*, families, and DAY was read from all pulpits. Dentists, Aides Monday Night cd. Cisco and C. J. Owens o f Ranger. friends, o f the Eastland Country The evangi'lical attaek also was Reliable sources ;aid the attacks Gather For Meet Aubrey L. Shafer, Ea.*tland re- Past Masters of Lodge No. 467 Club to attend an exhibition game There will bo a meeting of the who have been contacted are Paul I f there he therefore any con made from the pulpits yesterday. were levclerl aftar Communist presentatK'e of the Southwe.*tem tietween Joe Kirkwood, world Eastland Chamber of Commerce Life Insurance Company, qualified Chastain, Bentonville, Arkan.sas; solation in Christ, if any comfort Issueil by the church's Russian government offteials had ordered DALLAS, Tex., April 24 (UP) famous trick golfer, Hammett Monday night, April 24, 11. J. Tan — .Some L.'tOO dentists and dental to attend the I960 convention o f A. G. Chaunwy, Lubbock, E. C. of love, if any fellowship of the Zone Council, the evangelical both Catholic and Protestant cler and Phillip* Wednesday after ner has announced. aHsIstant* were expected to regis agents held in San Antonio last Huber, Aurbon, New Jersey; R. spirit, if any bowels and mercies-— mes’sige said the cl/ireh had com- gymen to issue slatemcnls favor noon at .3:15. Plans for a future event will hr- ter here today for the opening week. To qualify, an agent must H. Cro**, Wadsworth, Kansa.*; C. Fulfill ye my joy, that ye be pluine meeUiig. ness. sels said. sons are urged U> attend. Osberae Metoe Co. EostUa'''

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Property Owners E^TIMD TE^GRAM BASEBALL Feather-bedding scheme of Firemen’s Union to pot an additional To Fight Control And Weekly Chronicle fireman on diesel locomotives has been C0N80UDATED MAT It, 194T n.AI.L.AS, Tex., April 24 (V P) Cktoakl* Ejtabtlahad 1887— TaUcm n EaUbUab«d 1888 CALENDAR — .A delegation of Texas projicrty 2Bl«r*d M Mcond cU m mmttor U the PoMoffic* »t owners will stage a "la., Fort Worth .7. .A spokesman for the group said Pabliahon Shreveport !•. San .Antonio they had decided to take the o f PobUahod DoUj Aftomoona (Except Sotonlay) mad Sunday BIG STATE LEAGUE fensive against rent controls with CaNSIDERED TWICE! an aggressive campaign to kill I SUBSCRIPTION RATES t;aine^ville S-7, Aui^tin 7-11. controls nationally. Sherman-neniiion IS, Waco 0. Om Weak by Cantea la C ity ______.. 80« The Texas group planned their Wichita Fall.- 14-7, Temple T-tl. Fact Finding Boards appointed by Presidents Roosevelt and Truman Oaa Moatb by Carriar ia City . 86e action at a Houston conference of Texarkana at Greenville, ppd. rain. the Texaa .Apartment and Pro|ier- Oaa Taar ^ Mail la Siata ...... 4.96 GULF COAST LFAGUE ty Owners .Association, following hove said these demands were "devoid of merit” and they were Oaa Taaz by Mail Oat of Stato — ...... 7 .6 0 Lake rharte.» .'i, Galveston 4. I're.-ident TVuman'a rei)uest to Jai k.sonville 4. Crow ley 0. NOTICE TO XHE PUBUC Congres-s for renewal o f coigruls. Lufkin 12. Port .Arthur 4. say arrcaaona rofloctioa npoa tha charactat, ttandiny at EAST TEXAS LEAGUE Heading the Texa.s delegation lapatadoa of any panoo, firm or eorporatioa wbicb may ap- Del Kio at Corpus Chrisli, ppd., will be State Rep. Carlton Moore, paax ia tha colamaa of thia na*apar<( trill ba gladly cor- Gludewater tl, Marshall 4. Hou.-ton, spon.sor o f the Texas' reeked apoa baiag brooght to tha attaaUoa of the pnbUahai. Hetidersim n, Tyler 0 (called 5th IK-controI Bill. rami. The group will appear before MEMBER Kilgore 4. Bryan 7. the committee next Friday. Ualtad Proti Aiaoalattoa. N. E A^ Nawipopet Faataia and Longview 17, Paris 1. Photo Sarriea. Mayor Both AdTortulag Sorrica, Texaa, Praoa WEST TEXAS-NEW MEXICO Attocmtioa, Texaa Daily Praia Laagai, Boatham Nawepapai LEAGUE iNFW S FROM REJECTED TWICE I pabUbhart Aiaoclaltoa. Lamesa 7, .Abilene 6. Clovis 1.5. .Alhtii)ueTC|Ue 7. RANGER “DeUar For Dollar" Hendabeke Colta Money l.uhhiwk 12. Pampa R. Now the Firemen’s leaders seeic to paralyze railroad transportation Yea Cea't Beat A Featiac .Amarillo 14. Boiver 10. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Bradshaw Meirhead Malar Ca., Eutlead DELAND, Fla. (V P )— T. J. LONGHORN LEAGUE and Gary were in Fort Worth to to compel the railroads to employ *2 wholly unnecessary additional Wright, an admirer of Sen. Claude Roswell P, San .Antonio 5. •pend the week end and to attend MECOND HAMD Pepper, D., Fla., had a eottly Ballinger 11. Vernon 4. the Ire Capades. liandihake a-ith the veteran law Odessa 10, Midland 4. fireman to ride on diesel locomotives. This scheme is plain BARGA1M9 maker during a poiiical rally Sweetwater 13. Big Spring 11. Joe Graham left Saturday for Wa B u y , Sail and Trada I |ere. Wright reported to police RIO GRANDE VALLEY LEAGUE Tulsa, Oklahoma where he will at tend a J. C. Penney Company tEat •omeone in the crowd picked MRS. MARGIE CRAIG I aredo 17. Rohstown 4. convention. 208 W. Commarca hi..i pocket of $ls aa he ahook BrowiiiVille 16, Mc.Allen 11. Pepper's ^ind. Harlingen 10, Donna-Weslaco 5. Pheae 007 Mrs. L. J. Perdue of Kcrmit is Lei Rio at Corpus Christi, ppd., 1 READ THE CLASSIFIEDS the gueiA of her mother, Mrs. Lau I rain. ra Smith. ' NATIONAL LEAGUE Mr, and Mrs. 1. I). Carli.-le re Bo.-ton 4-5, I’hilaledphia 7-6. cently o f Kermit and who are mo Pittsburgh 5, Cincinnati 7. FEATHER-BEDDING! ving t" W. atherford, visited Ran PHONE ■ N (w Y' fk at Brooklyn, ppd., rain. ger friend.- Saturday. St. Loui- at Chicago, ppd.. rain. AMERICAN LEAGUE Mr-. It. K. Garner and daughter, LrADER.s o r the Firemen’s union have what the Board had to soy on that point: 1'hii‘ago .5, Detrtiit 4. 83 Gail, and -Mr-, .s. .A. Hightower 1‘hiladelphia '.*-2, Bo-ton 4-12. calkxl a nationwide strike atartiiig with were in Ft. Worth Saturday to at “The safely and on-lime perform "The Safety Record of Diesels Cleveland ‘.*-7, St. Louis 6-5. four great railroads on April '26. These tend the Ice Capades. ance of diesel electric l«K‘omolUes Washington at New York, ppd., railroads are the New York Central, I’enn- is Outstandingly Good..." operated under current rules have CITY TAXI CO. rain. sylvauia, Santa Ke, and Southern. rnium>itNTUL F act KixuiMa Bcsaao KBruor Betty Gallagher of Dalla- spent been notably good . . . the Week end in Ranger as the The union claim that a second fireman H«’ad thense exc'erpts frtrni n’portJ Cancer kill- .American.' at the guest of her parents, Mr. and .Mrs. is needed on grounds o f safety ia sheer “ Tpon careful analysis of the data of I’reMuiontUil Fact Finding liuarda: Connellee Hotel rate of ■''4>' a day, the .American C. D. Gallagher. hypocrisy. Safety har lieen dragged into submitted on safely, we have con "The* safety rcH'ord of ia out t ancer S o c i^ ^ sayl. thia dispute only in an unsuccesaful effort cluded that no valid reasons have standingly good, and it fuliowa that .Mr. and Mrs. T. J. .Andeyson to give a cloak of respectubilit,v to vicious been shown as a suppoi I lor the the aafety rulea now applM’able have were in Fort Worth for the week IlrotherhiMMl proposal under which a produc'eeraUKi MRS. P A. WHEELER diesels. The proposal must Ih' re und«r ( urrent rules indicate that READ THiC C LAyS srlE D S Finding Boartl on M ay 21, 1943, reporU-d DietM'l electric <»(>eratiun has l>een safer Lutiers Cosmetic Consultant to President Roosevelt that tlM*re was no jected.'’ * PICTURE FRAMING than st«'Hm hicomotive operation . . .’* need for an extra, firem an on. diesel The rral reason Ix-ltind thes*’ ilemaiuls is locomotives. Kemrmhef* i'hear are not •tatementa ol * UPHOLSTERING that tlw union leaders are trying lo make the railr«>ads. l'he> are just a few of cIm AgaiiV, on Sjeptemlier 19, 1949, after a jobs when* tlw'n* is no work. In other ni4nyaimilarct>ni lue4iMiereached by Prsaf second heating on the union loaders’ de words, a plain cast* of "f»'atlM*r-lKslding.’’ dent Truman's Fact Finding iUmrd wMcDi mands, a second Board reported to P n ’si- BpgmC months 1 ii«eatIgating tbe ctaloM of The riiilninds h.ive no intent ion of yield the unhm leaders. Reeds Upholstering Shop dent Truman that: "tliere prem-ntly exists ing to tliese wasteful muke-work demands. no need for an additional fireman . . . uixm 108 East Commerce eitlier the ground of safety or that of efficiency and economy of operation.’’

Safety Record of Diesels It ■a b t b s n Now that you have tried the rest Outstandingly Good Altliough the railroads accepted t Jte Board Railroad TRY THE CHEAPEST AND THE findings, the union leaders have brazenly rejected them. They represent that an extra fireman VSV are publishing this and other advertiaemenU to talk to you BEST is needed lor ’tgafety” reasons. Here a at tint hand about matturs which are important to everybody. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS BY MERRILL BLOSSER And save on the average pf Fifty Centt per week on your laundry ME A \ Ogxy, A FEW Pints MFAI? Tkli. XXTBE PU'i'- RWWSITE? I ejAV- OP perROL. v y ING-TklE G ircS' SOPT- 1 PurA ir. / ^ T GOODMAN/ BALL OUTFIT/ WE appreciate your business I S ^ y n o w M - "rists < sour I Asr r sole OF wer<. I twatgas Corner Moss and Connellee opNT J PHONE 261 FULLER'S STEAM LAUNDRY Help Wanted Help Wanted 0

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the .Amlicrst Tinicf, u weekly' John W. Gibbons Shivers To Attend bthalf of the Texas Scrippa- How newspaper, ab hia .Sudan plant. , Political Killed In Crash Soil Meeting ard .S’eM «p„pert. TEXAS Sale of the Amhei.-t paper to In eonnection with tlie ' an- CLASSIFIED lluwk-f was announeed yesterday S'\N SAHA, Tex., -April 2t ACSTIN, Tex., April 21 fl’I'i nsiuiii . oien', .''hiver* designated Announcements by its owner, Forrest Kyle of ( I 'P ) .lohn W Gibbons, promi (lOV. Ailun .'Shiver* annoum iMl | . , ,^.21 „ hoII DTANT AD SATES— BVBNING AND SUNDAY The follovring have announced NEWS BRIEFS Bangs. nent .San Saba County rancher, to/Jay hr ha-u.-an invi ron.-ervalion dii^trirt uf***k. M ln im am ______TS< their candidacy for tha various le per word firat day. 2c per word averr day thareaftar. ■7 IlmiiMl died yesterday when the car in tatiOD to a**i ric| th<‘ annual Ho - r offices is the coming elections of which he wa.- riding burs’, into Caah muat hareaftcr accompany all ClaaNfiad adreitl^af. AMARILLO, April 21 (IP j— ton sSoil ronsrr\avion dm 1960. flume, after cia.'hing iriUo a tree PHONB M I LAKEDO, April 24 (UP) — Tex .Anderson, .Meslina, .-tate presi nn at Houston May 10. COUNTY SCHOOL .Arnuifu K-tala, 22, was held to dent of the National Flying Karin (iibiroiis, 65, woe found burn 1 hr -ONfMtor Will pfr ‘Tit a SUPERINTENDENT FOR S A LE : Three <|uarter s|>ool day on a negligeni honiocide ers, was here tmlay to start plan- ed to death in hia car clo.-e by avKard to thr (’hurnpion soil; bed, box springs and innerspring H. C. (Carl) ELLIOTT charge in the death o f Juxe loiis for tile organizations meeting .May his ranch home near Richland ■ •on-H#'!vatior farmrr of on ^ FOR SALE mattress, practically new. Also Serving an unexpiied term. Rolando Trevino, his l«-monlh- 4-6. •Sinings. desk combination. Mrs. Arthur Candidate for first full term. rOR SALE: UaB^ Chtckj and old nephew. •More hn 200 members of thi- He waco-owner o f the coun R. O. P. certified Broad Breaat .Murrell, 501 South Oaklawn, COUNTY TREAWRER flying organization are exiK-cted ty's largest ranch and a forniei Farm*. Rancbea Bronte roulti, Hatebee each Mon I’oliee Said EsUklu, of Eagle JOE COLLINS here for the meeting. presiileni of the San Saba Nat day. Tip Top Feed A Hatchery, I’a.s.'i, run over tl^ child in lus (Re-election.) ional Bank. Pentecost & Johnson Boi 114 Ranirer Teiaa Phone 637 ^ FOR RENT truck on the nearby farm o f Nor H. A. (Hiram) IfcCANLIES HUNT.SVII.I.E. April 24 (UP) LAMB MOTOR CO, man Clark .Saturday. o f Geortfe Henry Stokes, Jr., 40, 1 Real Estate FOR RENT: Apartment, newly de — .A contest to choose the uglie.st FOR SA LE : Pit barbecue, 310 FOR SHERIFF North Baiaett corated. 617 S. Bassett, Phone male faculty mem tier at .Sam prominent Rio Grande Valley pro-1 Clfy Property W heel Allfnm eirt J. B. WILLIAMS AMARILLO, April 24 (UP) — duce dealer. 216-J. Houston College o|>eneri here to FOR SALE: Juat arrived copiea (Re-election). An .Amarillo woman, one of five Funeral »er\'ice> were conduct- j day with six candidates compeU of Argie Mary McCanliet Brigga’ FOR RENT: Newly decorated JOHN C. BARBER persons injured in a two-car col- ed today at \Ve.«laco. 1 J. F. (Frank) TUCKER ing for the “ honor.'' new book “Thii My Brother.” On downtown furnished apartment. li.sion ye.sterday, was in critical He wa.4 killed early yesterday in ] condition today with internal and The eonte.st i.s sponsored by tale now 33.00 at the Eaatland Phone 727-J-l. COUNTY COMMISSIONER front of a cafe here. Weir^rart ' head injuries. Alpha Psi Omega, national fra Telegram OfLce, Precinct No. 1 -aid the slaying climaxed an aiYU j FOR RENT: Downtown, upstain ternity, which charge students a T. E. (E d ) CASTLEBERRY Hospital authorities said the ment bet>4een Stokes and one ' 375 will rent 7 room house, two S room apartment, nicely furn woman was .Mrs. .Ann Gamblin of penny a vote. The conu-st closes story, or $64 will rent 4 room (Re-election) next .Saturday. o f his employe*. ished. Phone 692. HENRY V. DAVENPORT Amarillo. H. C. Carter o f .Anson furnished house with 5 lots, or was treatx'd for severe che.st in Candidates are professor-; A $50; 4 room unfpniisbud S. E. FOR R E N T: Kurnished apart- COUNTY ATTORNEY juries and Mr. and .Mrs. Carlos W. Yeat-s, .M. R. Krumnow, J ment. 107 Ea.st Hill. Price. Phone 426. ELZO BEEN Claude Moore and J ( ’. Sides, all D .Snodgrass, Di-ans Roy H. T. L FA G G First elected term -Adams and W. T. Cr»*ag**r, and KOR RE.NT: 1111 South .Seaman o f .Amarillo, were hospitalized for FOR SALE. 6 room modem bouee Earl Moore, read o f photography Iota, out bouaes, cement atorm cel upstain 4 room completely furni COUNTY JUDGE le.sa serious injuries. R. L JONES lar on Higbaray, See J. A. Supul- shed apartment, air conditioned, P. U CKOSSLEY A complaint against Mrt. Gam REAL ESTATE EDCOUCH. Tex.. April 24 ver, Oldan. large closets, and ihowar, adulta (Re-election). blin said she was driving with PHA—GI LOANS only. Phone 710-W or 181. (L’P)— Chief Deputy Sheriff Tom C. 8. ELDRIDGE out a licente. Moora w m tha 404 EXCHANGE BLDG. FOR SALE: 4 yd. loadt yard dirt ”If at first you don't succeed, driver of the other car. The cart Weingart zaid today he waa learch- or tend 16. Gravel or aand 110. A. FOR RENT. Furnished house or try, try, again.” Ing for “aeveral luspecU" in con PHONE 597 garage apartment. Phone 363-W, oollldrd in downtown Amarillo E Dobba. Phone T43WS South JOHN S, HART yesU'rday. nection wixh the fatal shixiting I Icreat. 2010 West Commerce. COUNTY TAX ASSESSOR- i4iR SALE; Pow|g law:II mower. FOR RENT: 2 room apartment COLLECTOR FORT WORTH, April 24 (UP) 116 Eaat Burkett, furnished. Ijidy or couple. 205 STANLEY WEBB — -A game of ba.seball was blamed South Walnut. N E IL D A Y today for the death o f Jerry FOR SALE: Maytatr wa.sher A-1 For Re'Elvction. Heitzman, 3. Police said tile condition, $50. I l l North Daugh EOR RE NT: Apartment, close in. young.ster was killed yesterday erty. Phone 811.W. 305 North Daugh FOR REPRESENTATIVE, 107 when he was struck on Uie head erty. FLOTORIAL DISTRICT. EAST- by a ba-'ball during a game with FOR SA LE : 12-foot plywood LAND A CALAHAN COUNTIES friend.s. boat, Johnaon motor and dininir EOR RE.NT: Small furniahed CH ARLES H. DAW.SON room iuite, banrain. 3. W. Finley, house, also bedroom with private .Morton Valley. entrance and bath. Suitable for CONSTABLE PRECINCT No. I AMMER.ST, A()ril 24 (I P) — lighthou!>e keeping. .Apply .Mode PORTER WOOD.'', Serving an Pre.ston Hawks, editor of the Su FOR SA LE : Apartment »iie cook O’ Day. unexpired term. Candidate for ilan News, will start publishing "For Only a Few Short Months" etove. Royal Ro.ie. See after 5 1st full term. P. M. 605 South Dixie. KOI! RENT: Kurnished house, .M. A. (Amniie) V.ANN "Baick For Fifty** 207 South Walnut. You’ll want pictures of this precious but fleeting lO R SA LE : Special burgami at DISTRICT CLERKi !• Nifty And Tkrifty Moirkead Motor Co., EattUod babyhood. Ours are famous for their iively notur* Home Furniture To. 1 — 7 foot u- ROY L. LANE olnest. Don't let this slip by without a portrait oi ed Cold Spot electric refrigerator ★ WANTED For Re-Election 165. 1 Hardwick uwd apartment your baby . . . You'll always be glad we reminded gaK range. 339.50. 1 2 piece liv Kilttoni Wclcomvd One~Day Service y o u l W ANTED: Aaotrag work. Staf ing room auite (recently uphol.<- ■MIAMI, Fla. (U P )— A Miami Plu Fr*« Ealarg«a

: House work, 1-2 day, fashion. She made a stealthy SHVLTS STVDiO WE GO ANYWHERE PHONE 647 round o f her neighbors’ doorsteps EASTLAXD FOR SALE: 1 - P C Ca,.e practi baby -itting or -e\»ing. Phone 849. PLASTIC Seat Covers Frances Daffem, early in the morning arel left on cally new cultivator and planter, each a ba-ket contaning a sleeping Reg. 22.95 •“tee at (Jrimes’ Bros. SALESMEN WANTED kit'^n and a note which read, Coaches & •AGENTS Wante

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apparently was made by Gen. P-TA Council Personals • NEWS FBOM Nationalbts Ssueh Yueh after he failed to re M.UESTIC ceive reiiitorcementa requested t iru iim iD i irtir from Formosa. i Held In Cisco “Bwick r«v Fifty” LACASA Is Nifty Aad TW iftr Evacnate Hainan At his Formosa headquarters, SUNDAY A MONDAY ' The Kutland County Council of Generslissimo Chisng Kai - Shek Gene Kelly - Frank Sinatra in om ans f^age Mwirkaad Motor Ca.. Eostlaad The Ijkcaaa Home Demonstrat W P the Parenti-Teachert Auociation HONG KONG. April 24 (U P ) — took the unusual step of authoriz ON THE TOWN ion Club met Wednesday for an All top Nationalist commanders on ing his office to state that he had met at 1:30 p. m. Friday in Ci«co Mr. ann Mrs. Ba.scomb Robin MRS. DON PARKER, EDITOR all-day meeting at the Communi Hainan Island evacuated by ship not ordered the evacuation of Hai at the First Methodist Church foi son and Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Par ty Center and engaged in quilt this morning from the southern nan and did not contemplate it. TttephoBM M l • U I a school of instruction. ker were Sunday dinner guesta ing. port of Yulin with the Communists in the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. close at their heels, Chinese re Too Good To Be Trus Mrs. T. J. Shoemaker of Fort At noon a luncBeon was serv Typawrifors .A. Teatsorth, 509 South Halbry- ports said today. NEW PORT R. 1. (U P )— Three were played and refreshments of Worth was the gue.->t speaker and ed with Mrs. Dorothy Underwood an Street. These reports said Communist young men thought they had a conducted the instruction on the and Mra. A. G. Ketclfcrsid as Adding Moehinas Mrs. Callaway Cokes, fancy rookies and coffee guerrillas from the hills reached good Idling wlfm one of them put parliamentary procedure tn be hostesses. During the meeting were served from a table laid in the outskirts of Yulin as the Na two dimes and a nickle into NEW AND REBUILT used in conducting the regular Mr. and Mrs. Frank McCabe of Mra, Ketehersid waa presented a whilr linen and presided over by tionalist island command under cafe cigarette machine and got Honored Here meetings. Robert Lee were the week end gift in recognition of her two Miss Bourland. Gen. Hsueh Yueh put out to sea. his money back with the cigar guests in the home of Mr. and years service as president of the The Communist claimed their ettes. They repeated 126 times The honoree received many Representing Eastland were Mrs. C. T. Lucas. Mrs. McCabe club. Other members exchanged By Friends and Mrs. Luca.s are sisters. The troops have taken control over the and emptied the machine, all for STEPHENS beautiful and useful^gifts which Mesdames T. R Atwood, and B. gifts. two couples spent Sunday in Fort entire northern third of the island, 25 cents, but the Judge called K Honoring M n. Hayden Calla were displayed. Harold Green. Others present The next meeting of the club Typ«¥friler Co. were Mesdames G. E. Harper, Worth where they attended the including the capital of Hoihow, larceny, imposed suspended sen way; lira. Ray Laney and Mia» will be May 3. and are meeting no resiHance 41T L s m Si . Present were Mesdames Milton Theo Ferguson, R. C. Sawyer, Joe Ice Capades. tences and ordered return of a. Betty Sue Bourland, hosted a a’hereever they move. • TaL tS t Nash, Simm Dabs, Leon Bour Young, .Arthur Deffebach of the cigarettes. atork shower Saturday afwrnoon Dan Amis, student at Baylor Mra. R. L. Galloway and Mrs. According te tha Chinese re land, Quata Head, G. W. Laney, Ranger; Mra T. F. Whitaker, of in the home of Mrs. Laney, lh3 University at Waco spent the week T. R. Darden of Georgetown visit ports the Nationalist air force ab Fannie Nash, Alice Christnun, dall, Carrell Smith and W. D. South Vinnnia Street ed the Vallie Jones family last andoned its last remaining airfield Maurice Copeland, Tom Nobles, end here with his parents, Mr. and Johnson of Cisca week. at Sanya, outside Yulin, on Sunday Odell Tucker, E. C. Meroney, Mr.-. Tom Amis. Games suited to the occasion afternoon. George Turner, Herman Dunlap, Mr. and Mra. Clyde Hodges of The Graham families were din The deeitipn t« abondon Hainan Ina May Burleson, R. D. McCrary, District School Serving you De Leon were the guests here Fri ner guests in the home of Mr. Dori.s .knn Brooks and Misa Lola Of Instruction day afternoon in the home Mr. and and Mrs. Zelma Herrington Wed- The revival at the New Hope laney. Mrs. Frank Hodges, 517 South neaday night. Church closed Wednesday night. In Comanche Bas.«ett Street. Reel Eetlng Vallie Jones rpent Sunday in ) o y D i i v e - I n A School of Instruction for Dis Harold Graham and family are Janie Halbert, patient at Baylor Abernathy and returned home Look Who's New trict Three of the Order of East visiting in t^e Lacaaa Communi Cisco • Easllaad High >ay ho.-pital in Dallas is spending a Enjoyment ern Star will be held in Comanche ty. Monday. • Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Copeland are week in Carbon with her grand May 1st, according to announce I April 23-24 the parents of a daughter bom parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Phe ment made here. SUNDAY MONDAY April 21 in a Ranger hospital. She lps. & -A banquet will be served at 6 has been named Nancy Carolyn Miss Halbert was burned by a P. M. and admiasion ticketa are a < N wwns • ErtMiM CilKT and weighed four pounds and 15 fire Christmas eve when her cloth available from Mn. Mary Barton. ounces and spends most of her ing caught fire from a gas stove time in a incubator at the hospital, at her home in Kilgore. SPUING but the family hope to have her To Attend Variety home soon. The mother is doing Club Convention '‘Dollar For Oollor” fine. Yoo Cao'l Bool A Poolioa Mr. and Mra. Victor Cornelius Moirhoad Motor Co.. Eostlaad SPARKLE Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. will leave Tueaday for New Or- leant where they will attend the J. R. Boggus and Mr. and Mrs. R. Mr. and Mrs. V. W. Chambless FOR TOUR L. Copeland of Route 2 Eastland. International Convention of Va and Jimmy and Judy were guests riety Cluba. of Mr. and Mrs. C. T. l.awson of SUITS OF ALL FABRICS They will go to Dallas and Meridian Sunday. Mrs. Chambless Truly fins food . . . , is the sister of Mr. Lawson. there join others going to the Gabardine, Tweed, Worsted, convention by special train. Courtaous, ezpcit tcrvlea . . . Miss Veda Myrl Sneed, student Serge— we., know them all It's Time To Store Y o u F u s at Baylor University at Waco, and how to restore them to A peasant atmosphere . . . These spent the week end here with her their oriRinal good looks. • are the things you look for when parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Your satisfaction guaran And Winter Garments! Sneed. teed. you dine eat You’ll find them all

Arms Laden Planes here — so why not make ua a I Let us take care of them through the Summer In habit! Come in tonight I our modem, cooL insulated, fumigated vault. All Held In Houston HOUSTON. Tex., April 24 (U P ) garments are insured against fire, theft and moths. — Three businessmen from Bogota, HARKRID£R*S Columbia, were detained today af ter police and customs agents pre DRY CLEANERS AND CLO'HnNC Connellee Hotel CoHee Shop Expert Cleaning & Glazing vented them from taking off from JIMMIE NOBLE Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Robinson. Prop's. municipal airport in private plan PHONE 20 Yon Cannot Afford To Do Without This Protection es carrying arms and ammunition. Police would not disclose the id The Cost Is So Small entity of the men or the amount of ammunition seized aboard the USEO-COV three planet ye.sterdsy. Fur Coats, minimum charge — ...... $2.00 Police Capt. Bob Davidson said Men’s k Ladies Overcoats, minimum charge _ $1.00 the men were not under arrest but had been told to stay near their Men's k Ladies' Suits, minimum charge _____ $1.00 hotel rooms while customs officials BUILT LIKE A BATTLESHIP made a check with the U. S. State Those who prefer to store their garments at home Department. let us Sanitone them before putting away, as Sani- In the United States about 550,- tone POSm vCLY kills all moths. 000 persons this yetr are under treatment for cancer, the Ameri can Cancer Society points out. Phone 132 — Our Bonded Driver Will Coll Dim Yo«w Ugkto Aad Sava A U fa

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