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" Tell Own Story emergency 'boards giving the ur F f l9Jsssssssss! work week to Doubt Expressed KsRKfTiL Each of tho 12 member foreign ministers will appoint, 4 workers. deputy to serve on tho permanent committee. , PEARL HARBOR. My IB. UU. Whether It Would will possible The strike, action, Glover sald DUFF VICTORIOUS Pennsylvania's Oovernor James H, Duff (cen- The annointments bo made "with tho least de Tbe ifavy promised to lift Its aloha against Chi- Help Economy will be directed the ter) smiles and waves his acknowledgement of victor's greeting given 'Nfesf llessssl lay" bo that tho deputies cant today and let two Ameri cago, Rock Island nad Pacific; Is orocccd to appoint full-tim- e curtain him on his arrival at his headquarters In Harrlsburg, Pa., with Duff WASHINGTON, May 18, KrssOsHlksssssssssssl a can airmen tell the story ol their Davenport, Rock Island and North- State Senator M. Harvey Taylor, state Republican chairman. Duff :hairman from among their " western; Denver and Rio Grande UP) H o u & e members dia- - i 18 months at Chinese Communist leader of a faction Opposed to the Republican organization headed by members, tho foreign minis' ProfesliDiP Western; Great Northern; Minne- former U. S, Senator Grundy, won nomination of his party iKreed warmly today over commu- prisoners. apolis and St. Louis; Northern Pa- Jotr.i tors announced in a nr ' Sgt. for U. S, Senator In the state's primary election. (AP Wlrephoto). whether a proposed tax cut on mm r eaaav' ? .The airmen Marina Master nique at tho closo of their v t. erm' ? 1 cific Terminal Co. of Oregon; St. profits from stoiCkana bona Ta' ill" I Elmer C. Bender of Cincinnati and Union Depot Co.; SlouX City fBB BpppppBH four-da- y session. Wi- Paul deals would help RtarHCt spec- - BBBM' ' VsssTBssssssssssssssV Navy Chief Electrician's Mate Terminal Railway Co., and Western This was in line with an agree- uver Kussian Long-Beac- Caul, L. 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Ul Tbe state officers said he was ousted Rep Combs x) caled tbe Houdek (above Crtchotioiutr interest eeaa ' ' of the treaty. Klpiomauo omcjaw.saio. "What we're doing now Is trying men. government has decided to press for trying to set up a "dual" or suggested cut "grossly Inequita- deleoste to the Umtia Nations, the; way was .cleared fortieh.pre, Nary AU mediation machinery under practices charges ble," and said Its main benefits resigned his post In protest "On tbe military side tbe strate- to untangle everything," a unfair labor rival union. gic concept of the treaty has been tests over th week aad by the b4.' spokesman explained. "So when the National (Railway) Labor Act L. Lewis' United would go to a' ck market specula- egalnst the Soviet tactics In east- 1st; against John Ross M. Madden, regional direct sdopted and a defense plan drawn three fortlgalaletera,meUag has been exhausted, Glover said, high-brack- taxpayers He was sev- they bit the. mainland, we cart tell Mine' Workers and an Illinois coal Labor RelaUons tor and ern Europe. said he London,' j',, . or of the NaUonal Commu-nut-domina- up, and tbe corresponding, estimate i and toe union was free to a ering ties with his JMate-Aefcee- wtr therm toyir have a good time. call company In the case of a Canton, Board In Chicago, Issued a com- while those in the lower brackets ell pt necessary being Ami on your-- strike. homeland. (AP the forces-- - is t You're own."' III, miner. plaint against the union and the would suffer. tabllshed. " - ' was learned, uniuoeetifulsyargea st, fact-findi- The Navy had to (find However, a presidential (D-N- countered Wlrephoto). Amerteaa-emma-Fme- st uniforms The miner, Lloyd Sidener, 43, United Electric Coal Companies Rep. Lynch The next iteo Is to put these Jolat yroJ and figure pay board In report to Taft-Hartl- ey out how. much back a President filed tbe charges under the yesterday. by calling the committee action an plans Into effect by taking further test, to caU worid atteatlea hjwhatr-h- e aad leave was due. A spokesman Truman on April 19 had suggested Labor Law, He was ousted The NLRB complaint says the "exceller msvc which would measures in the ctrecuoa ot believe is iereatlea. ptlm VS. . said the pay would total between the switchmen's case would be. 7 UMW president business and add 1100 array : March as local Canton UMW local fined Sidener, a stimulate the division of-- flasn- - legal" RuesiiB puppet gg,000-an- d. HOOft-eaeh- r And-o- lf era pasted upon after-- hearing similar - at' Canton.- The- union fined him shovel engineer it the coal com million a year to the government's Neither Side clal rcsponsiblUueiiand the adapt eiturB'OeoHaay..' ': for their, , story" from magazines, cases by two operating un- - other $50,000 and $25 for every day he pany's Buckheart Can- Income. Hon and development of the neces Britieh. Ferels iOateter' syn- Mine near 3ria: television, movies and feature ions, the trainmen and the order might work In the approved by Congress, tbe - FreaehForelgei Mlatter.SahtM, future. ton, when be tried to resume work If sary xorcei ." j.- . : aad dicatesswelled to 9100,000. of railway conductors. i abjeeted-itaitskla- g Sidener said the union fired him during the coal strike last Febru- committee recommendation would Speculatingii On Tbe comraunlaue.sald the perma' ma' JebH,'.ae--C for trying to obey a federal court's ary. It states that tbe union later bave this effect: nent high i command wlll iexecirte a. layisf k might ewW fec hY LOAN ANNOUNCED back-to-wo- .order. The union's. caused tbe company to fire Siden- 1. The maximum tax on long-ter- m policies. end.; be 'reteesUMe "tor waeten.OcnMar.aa4 frtaiaie a-'- er March 13 by threatening. to call capital gains would be slash- KbrVntihri formulating Issues requiring, deel mind forA) eecurity WnteV', ed from- - the present-2- per cent to lloaa by .member.- - govera JL a, strike .'t.jffie.mltte;)v'f the -- fj 18 cent. .". l,1 2h.w.?&:ir& M Ti $ per. ''", , menu."? ,;j .i'--.' "" ij nmsws . fciA m a m 1 m LMXN KILLED . firAsmRi3TQiT??My'i. , The.higheit, priority, tasks d.jBe hA months-Wstea- - to! 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May 18. tfl Joe U, loss for income tax purposes, getting a Fair" Employment Pract- Its flaineUI tvC .iPHi ,VI?ejJ.A, fl"J0NM)Wn Jit Thomas' Newman; 69, was kill- Arellano, 20, of San Antonio', was The first provision would apply (7EPC) bill before tbe Sen- and economic committee and" all Moeew',.wWi, thrnaderttaatWtie mmy. ices entine Liberties other ageaclesi. established under hm aUootbpicfc-He- to, ed by. sentenced 20 years.ln prison In to transactions by Individuals only; ate. - -- tbeyeei tseue sepaMte.hatereJtel 's M the treaty y- s-- -2. wall? wed the toothpick 98tb .District Court here yesterday the second would apply to deals almost 'twp-week- i, the .Sen- WASHINGTON, May IS. Ameri- "new era In economic collabora- For BteomratBd'to: goveraraealJ ,and Jfccut a:blbod vessel In. his on a charge of, Indecent exposure. by bpth Individuals and corpora- been carrying on a sporadic irlftls ftbe Jt;fwtweehs.i.w. . - can officials expressed hope today tion" between ate has the" steps" the two;naUon.' Intestines', causing a fatal hem- xne penalty was the maximum tions. debate over the question of wheth- necessary. tg7teoir cBtUaWe lafomatJealaaieeta a 1125 million credit to Argentina puns tae will President Herbert E. Gaston of orrhage. provided under the new sex crime By law, a gain or loss from the er the civil rights messure should ainatea into operation tor persuade President Pefon to defense of the AUamle. area. ee tfnk&)fit$$tfi. i the Export-Impo- rt Bank law passed by tbe 51st Legislature sale of such property held longer taken up for action. north grant mora civil, liberties' bis said the be '. -- in . nz TT" country. .,.,- - main purpose of the' credit Is-t- o in special session earlier this year. than six months may be computed A peUUon to put a bait to ine - .V r ' ' 2Tba Argentina to repay back- Arellano was charged with ex along with other Income and deduc talk a cloture petition loan announced yesterday by enable a City Is Chosen FORANOTHERYEAR A t "VV Export-Impo- posing himself beforea tions for tax purposes. This mesne signed by 40 senators tv I. the rt Bank was. label- log of commercial debts owed for ; has been led as strictly ,V business proposi- over a year to American exporters. Austin girl. His attorney said no a savings to persons with incomes 28 Republicans and 14 Democrats. tion to Improve trade between the The deal, was negotiated, by 'Atv appeal is planned. taxed less than 5 Oper cent. To clamp a time limit on the de- ' genttoe bate will take tbe votes of 64 of the !. twh countries. . ( Treasury Minister Ramon But these authorities said it;TBay during a "recent 'tviih FOOTBALL STADIUM 98 senators. House Committee also improve chances tost; the Ar- month mission to Washington.,' ., AT Tbe vote is scheduled for noon ' tomorrow.' gentine chief of state trill Institute , The Perpn government started JrT some of the political reforms the repayment of the debts about State KP Meet Sen. Russell ), directing United States would like to see., ' year ago' by setting aside 30 per strategy for the southern forces vores fighting FEPC. wouldn't hazard a Kenr control ISome support for this view came cent .of all her dollar income' and Big Spring wss chosen as site Annual May Festival except In companion announcement 'is- severely restricting her Imports,' for the 1951 meeting of the grand guess on tbe vote to renew WASinNGTOW. MavlS.trUTht' wave of exerWtaat rent UemeesA' i Ed- bis prediction that opponents will sued .by .Sec. of State The amount owed stood at $108 mil- Texas Knights of Houie.Banklog Committee yofed.l mtmv . Asit iMged Pythias 64 .fnf,- i4uwB ward G. Miller, Jr., Indicating hope lion as.of March 1, but.Gastoa sild at the.,closing session In Mineral fall short of the they need. rent .taereasea woum iwi DemocraUc Leader Luca of Illi- for aa end to the strained U. 8.- - It probably runs around $105, roll-lio-n Wells on Wednesday. Set For p. m. Today eral rent control. average: ummt- weataVl 8 nois has refrained from making Argeatlae political relations, which bow.. In addition, tbe governme- At the same time, IL M. Rain- - Tbe bill provides, however, that. lUspeadtag nave-existe- d - - any victory He ssld ei since the war,- -t nt-itself is eb&d on. between poii, veteran 'kp member, was Once delayed due to inclement of "Cod Blest America." claims. bis controls will, end, Pee, 31 la cities Ha saldtbat.-wwdd'leadJ- y side apparently will lose the vote of As. as trade'. Is ..concerned. S25?mlluon and t30 'ralllloaor 1U elected grand master-at-arm- s, weatLex, thenfclen-.entar- ssbooli Pupils that Co not Vote to continue them pwyment.fijt-i- 4 - - far tbe are due to be at tbe Murray T Miller the May to- Sen, because of untU -- said, credit .marks a commercial debts. fourth spot from tbe top of tbe fete Is slated for 8 p, m. atadlu'n half aa bcur before June 30,, 1851. . Labor grew also eaaspalgae day at tbe tootball stadium. star the death yesterday of Mrs, Mur- Tbe present control law ex strongly a(. ea- state officialdom. ing time. South Ward and College ray. rent for eeaUauattea - 2.Q0O j- ,. Jack Y. Smith, of Arprcaimatfly costumed s pires at tbe end. of next month. trol4 ' , w 4 i' chairman tbe youat'iteri etiur at the Even If tbe southerners should ft ypungsten to ' chamber of .commerce' conventions are due. present a ass-mb- le Tbe coramlttew Jcuon jeodiJti ', southeast gate, under tbe Use their fight against LUcas' mo- committee, said that, tbe Knights cross section, oi several uaUons in south goal post and will be dismiss- bill to tbe Bouse. Tbe measure Pile Up e tion to bring the bill up for consid- (D-- Headaches parle.-'ber- sponsored by, of 'Pythias state a serlis of folk dances, which also Chairman Spence would ed after the program at that eration, they filibuster Give designed Ky), 1 De .01 major proportions. Ordinari- are fo develop mate ssnse under the east gate, assemble could has these main provisions tvidencel through against the bill Itself once it came 1. con- ly registration runs upwards of of music physical activity, under tbe east stands and will be Continuation of the federal 500 tn to 1.V00 before tbe Senate. powers to 30, 1951. Oyer Reorq delegates. Selection of Big addition more than dismissed there. Others eater at trol June anization Spring partelpailng ' "youngsters, 2. Increased ''local option" pro- ', ;, mm marks tbe furthereit point tbe tbe baseball park entrance, assem McCarthy Md - fur- visions whereby localities can de- westforthestat. jneeL; . .' bind will ble southeast corner of tbe SrASHlNGTONrMay UCjfew plans. 'The? nish aUtbe termine it. slon voles were Mto IS WHb, 2W members, the III g accomparimeaj ball park and be dismissed 16 Killed As whether they want further WAMwaTOk,Malm-Jea- "7 - Fcllowlng will A a reorganization headaches piled up aad GO to 13. resp'ectlyely, A SprtVPyihianHlodge U aow'one the varions routines Any child separated controls. city would bsva tbe ateComwaalst InynMaeteri through there. from power anytime to, out cor: ashea today for President Truman's Sen- .Two.' other, to eliminate tbe of tbe largest aad most active, In for trades tbe seventh abd bis group and subsequently bit at vote Sen. McCarthy today evideaca nlans including speciaUUes B-- trols. Once taken off, no' rent ceil- ier ate forces, already fettr-tim-e losers office of National Labor 'Relatfcws tae state. Already tbe castle hall from Kls parents will be kept In tbe 29 backing up 'bis, ebargea that State Morrison ' east Crashes ings could be Telaa posed in parti- la efforts. to ward .off attacks on Board general counsel.'and to place at 1407 Lancaster Is showing 4ga aad Lakevlsw schools, stands, and If parents do not call a Department loyalty file) have been youngsters will-- Joeajltju Ms plans fee revising federaliagea-cl- e. the comptroller or currency all be massed on cular t rifled,,!-- - under see CHOSEN, 1 ifVn 'Jnj . L Pg. IK Col. I the fcld for the finale, the singing See FErriVALjJPfl. ft, Cel. 4 PONTA DELGADA, Axores, May 3. Bent controls to end automati- -'- ": the secretary of ,treaiury were 1 feCarthjr, ,JIUf oaela Ji JNWoU, (D-F- disclosed 18. W) A 9 bomber crashed cally In December In all localities Sea. Hoilaad Juaked bjr tbe Senate Jait week, cao, repues wai oetore ne can pro--. ,. that be might call up for a vote off the runway at Lagens Field last where tbe local governing body, or vide such, evidence, killing tbe people in referendum do not Seraearati' during tbe day a reeehiUea to kill Flood ' night and burst into flames, members f arsenate laaaky eesi the, eoRtroveralal plan giving (be. Control Talk all 16 persons aboard. decide to continue tbe controls to ! " ' mittee will have tai be aaayiaeeet. secretary of agriculture power to In Unofficial reports said tbe V. S, June 30, 1831. ' Held Wfshlniten A'$mmmmmmmmWi!r99llmmmmmm "that the raping of the tiles should reergaaUebk department. WWflmWtKmmmmmmW Air Force plane bit an automobile Governors of the various states be exposed ratherqthas: UrWregV would no eevataef And Sen. Edwin C, Jobasen WASHINGTON. May 18. parked oif tbe field. Tbe plane. bave authority to veto tbe , up." 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Crelgtpn p. slmllcrrt'gee of traataarUaga rary eaaeas wee Wf-rt- said factory out ead earkers aad ee Lewreace, (thewa at h Sidney) and three daughters, ranging In Rowles .the U of stolen car across a state lie CLASSJFIEBS mim,'tM !, P"Jv. " , 'WfitMsTiT - t, " 9 cn, Pecter tM they exaect Raaert tcmm.W-t- A car bodies, and shipment of others of fleelag a Mate to avoid wetee-Ue- 7rL2?WtftfiMte;,'i.y, XfVf ,. hetbeea aeld up by the rail strike. ' t Sf7si8l c.4

' - 4, .y v. aVc4AM4 "" hrfc- .1 t ffl ! 2 Big Spring (Texaa) Herald, Thum., May 18, 1950 Juvenile Delinquency Rit Hayworth Spencer said that la his talk with Cotton Classing the coupleMbey .told, him tbey are On Downgrade In CuttingTies very happy, and that any rumors WASHERS NEW ALLOWABLES Lot Angeles Area to the contrary'are without iBSmj Knarir f BIG FAMILY With Hollywood ' i HHHHpHBasaapH CAPACITY Details Available LOS ANGELES, May 18 Wl Juvenile delinquency in Los HOLLYWOOD, May IS (IT Rita Meeting Postponed Don't Walt See THa State Orders Extra It's actually on the down Hayworth la cutting her ties with Value Nowl Harry King hat announced that grade, says Chief Hollywood. At Local Agency Police William tbe And Fiddle 49ers club Charles Spencer representa- Foot gg H A. Worton. T will not meet tonight because of H e.,0e.MeHS) bus-ban- d, R $109.95. Smlth-Doxe- tive of the actress and aH Oil Flow For June "Details of tbe 1(50 y The chief said yesterday that his her the conflict with the school Msy -- Aly Khan, ssys aba la sell- program. , W- - cotton classing program have been statistics show nine per cent less $10 Dowa - $1 Week' UV-- - ing AUSTIN, May 18 Txu ell producta too high. Tie itrongly blni- announced and full details may Juvenile crime this. han lasj. her borne snd furniture here tn je.r production got shot In the arfii d it 'ittotfier tMrelse the Wobtalned In Big Spring at the despite the recent rash of "wolf and thatrthfaTnmceTeeeh,eis not number of producing dayi In July. pack" attacks HILBURN'S - yeaterdsy. The railroad commls-ele- a office of County Agent Durward AsmuIIs by Juve- planning "to return here in the "OHsTflrtfor R. L. Fore of Dallas, president niles are down 17 per cent, " day of crude Lewter tha near future." sasal 9 ordered an extra of the Texaa Independent Produc- -P- tB o. chief added The m ranch style house in W,Jti'recran I AppHance-C- eirnow sending Iht new ers and noyarly Owners Ann . "armera will follow the same pro WmtM yeas eksanf ft uli . for June, However, In view of publicity tbe Brentwood Park area Is being 140,500 abova gratitude for the commis- cedure aa last year, II allowable barrels tat said J given the "wolf packs." be said he sold to a Beverly HU GENERAL ELECTRIC present flally average. sion's efforts to solve tha Import laphyslclan Matejowsky, In charge of the Abi- has ordered extra men on patrol for "about 50,000," said raonlh'a ptrraltilra produe-tie- a problem. Spencer, SOI 448 rNext lene office of the cotton branch, duty to enforce the 10 o'clock night declining to give the name of tbe Gregg Fhe. 14 will 2.366.176 barrtU However, was displeased by teen-ager- At aUrt at be curfew for a. buyer. n slrvr .Wrw Ttrrwaur la Btf flatly. The preacnt allowable It the testimony of top oil official for the Production and Marketing grprtar, at ctttM Bm. Brae tier IAl.) t.223,878. that they consider present Imports Administration, USDA 1 The commlnion'a action cauaed In balance with domestic produc- Under the program, farmers re- tome surprise 'In view of the fact tion. ceive without cost cotton classing If..' for la highly disappointing that ' that'advance nomination! June "It and market news from tbe de Were up only 7,551 over major United States qll Import- MONEY-SAVIN-G barreli the partment of agriculture. BIGGEST TIRE EVENT YEARS! of ing not IN U. S. Mlnei come forth May, tbe Bureau companies have Any group of organised waa up only SO.OOraarrels. to reduce farmers forecast with firm commitments to promote the improvement of frnd Importing companies said at Imports to levels that would per fc7 bearing they likely an Immediate recapture of this cotton la eligible lor these ser yesterday's mit vices However, a of rightful of the do- minimum would not cut Imports tbe next tlx state's share 20,000 Is said In a acres required for each month's. mestic market," Foree or cotton. Independent who claim prepared to press. variety producert statement tha Tbe Howard county agent are crippling domestic The commission estimated June said Imports he hoped two groupa would be sneoursge-(ne- nt production gasoline and .gained further of natural organized here. Last year the from Commission Member distillate at 305,089 barrels dally county Thompson. making total petroleum had groupa for Western rnest 0. Texaa' Prolific and Native Mebane var- I He repeatedly indicated the be- - allowable 2,671.485 barrels per day. ieties. A 1B50 group for Western ltefiBiTil'Aihliiillii two oil proration that Texas, could add or The next statewide Prolific appears Ilef producing day without pueh-- bearing will be held IS In assured, but all June planting Native Mebane ng itocka of crude Austin. farmers r national and are being urged to algn up in tbe Smlth-Doxe- y program, since It will require most acreage In the NO DISCRIMINATIONIN THE STATE, county to qualify. tgtb .BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBkBfe. .BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBSaw Lewter aald be has all forms required for farmers and glnnera IEXAS CIO OFFICIAL COMMENTS available at hla office. A aeries J of community meetings -- to discuss , re $ave$$$ IS. arc recognise him as the program probably will be " . a, A!L.a, IDALLAlLMay .. 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They t h yegroea.worx under ers put oa tha dasxUng spectacle He la a graduate 'of Salem, Mo. rvBBBBBnejVaBBBBBBBBBBJ'.VSBBBBBittaBBBBBBBBBBBBBKeBaBBB with all Ita ld pageantry. high school and haa had both uignitanes attending tbe Pre yeara at IICJC. TEsaaaaaaaa' JT JSbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbH-'ii't"9tr- f I Oltandir Ftitivol rf"f I ' A: - 'JaBBBBBBBBaSBBBBBBB? miere Included'West German PresU Close tn for a third place waa ''"I'd $ 9 aaaaaaaaaaa ir I- J "9 n ptrtaflJpAgpir) dentvTheodor- - Meuss, Chancellor Mra. Lela R. Lumpkins, Knott Konrad Adenauer and American housewife, who decided to double S- - (D MILES. CTAKVftSTONMa'y 18. The High Commissioners 18,000 - aadBrltlsh back A train- laaaaafBBF a?aV"' for academlo work, - TFvllaBBBaaaaaBMBBaaaaaai-; aoteaader' JeeUval, discontinued joaa MCCtoy and sir Brian Robert' ed nurse aba la now working to- ;Ud 9itSiZ9 "Jkirtag'tBVwar.yearsrwlirbe re-- sea. ward an academic degree. IUfBBaaa! arivedtothis Island resort city start-- WRITTEN GUARANTEE! All passenger car tires sold by 7iiYs1'f'i'-aaaaaaaaaf.l,l- f ?'if Sag; today". It will continue through , i. n- 7 JBtaaBBBBT JaaBaaaa' ' saaaaBaaT Mrs. Holland Dies White's are guaranteed In writing for a definite rri 7ifjiw??7i " sfuaaay. Prescott Joins number of Pl ?'JiJi if' 7 SaaBBBBBTJ- h BBaaaaaw b Tbe doteas el varieties of tha On Her Way Home rvUa)f lesBderrflowerlflg' 'bushes which miles! Thousands of satisfied customers drive on tires from grow la'.Qslveitoa like tress, are Prom Denlson Sheriff's Force White's with complete confidence . . . backed by the greatest low la full bloom. Mrs. R. Holland, mother I" In addition to daily tours, the J. 68. pf R. Taylor of B07 W. Milton LeRoy Prescott. a native and liberal guarantee in America . . . festival will Include a pageant Mrs. W. most today written Kip w&BBUKmLLhlRBmmB Deal-so- of Howard county, haa Joined the "Spectacle Tth, died enroute home from a depleting the history of today. shertfx'a office force here aa a proof of premium quality performance. BBBBBBBBBklBBBBaa9sBliBBBH early BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBKP' SBBBBBBBaBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBISBBt7 BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBaPS'latSBBBBB Sue oleanders and Galveston. Recently, after ahe had gone to deputy. He began work this morn 5 i ing. More Wearing Denlson on a visit, she sustained - 1 Comfort a seyere heart attack. She was Prescott has been a resident of ALL TIRES AND f FALSE TEETH being brought back here .when .she Forsan for the past 18 yeara. He rmrr i BBBBaM!3BeBBBBBBBBBBBBBPEaKmSBBKIm ' plana- 4E2m hi- BBBBBaviVl9BBBBBBBBBBBBafaW,t S lUra la S died at 1:30 a.' M. Thursday!' '. -. aove - ;.mtty bere A VSBBBBBBBBBBBBbY 4 tlitiint .is iiiiHm anoruy. BBBBBBB7lQl4a2BBBBBBBBBBBBBBaVs loot) plU aucemfort'jrFAaTOTH. Arrangements, are pending. The lie Becomes second de vaBBBBBBBMji V 'SWBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBKk . gfBBBBBBBBBBBBBr " - ipr te-pt- t- sprMlia ea nejxr . puty on Bob' Wolf's TUBES INSTALLE T S , I4UI remains are at tha Nalley chapel. ststf. h14 Hum Ormtr "VBBBbSL&B'BbIBBBBB' BBBBBKfBBBBBBBBBr jbktilUr!( tttl i -- mtorUW. M I"T. rf luu r KiUns. i jit alktflM ). Dhi wt tour. Is Local Persons Attend !?a "plU tttt" fttiturt knttk), Bidding lively TAtpapn ledtf KkJ Snii slor. Lawdermilk Funeral fr (AdT.l At Livestock Sale FIRST QUALITY! GREATER MILEAGE! LOWEST PRICE! Local persons attending the fune- s Bidding was lively, especially in ral of Curtis A. Lawdermilk in 9 stocker lines, at the Big Spring Pearl Included Mr. and Mrs. C. E. t tf Livestock. Auction company's aals Lawdermilk, Mr. and Mrs. C. It. MULTI-MIL- E t Wednesday. Lawdermilk, Mra. J, B, M.oeely, WHITES S Mr. and Mra. Dewey Klnard, Mr. S Etocker ateer calvea brought t from 29.00 to ZT.50, a few light and Mra. Lee Lawdermilk, Mr. and UtKomKtkHKilly Giforonteed atocker calvea up to 30 00 and Mra. Rail of Hopper, Mra. Mor- e heifer calvea from 25 00 to 24.00. ton Whitley, E. Y. Lawdermilk and t Dulls sold for 20 00 to 21 00. fat Weldon Holland. Lawdermilk died 1 cows from 18 00 to 21.00, butcher suddenly of a heart attack Tues- GUARANTEED 12.000 MILESl a day evening. May 25M0MW! e cowa from 14 00 to 17.00 and but 9. i char yearlings from 24 00 to 27.00, e uutcher hogs were up, bitting Rev. Thompson Will T from 11.00 to 20.00. aValaW ZMB 10'.! A s The run waa estimated at 500 Conduct Wood Rites cattle and a hundred hoga. In ff&W la Fort Worth Friday i - rru v Detroit- Man Has The Rev. Lloyd Thompson of s the to- PfBBBBBBBVaaaM e hat selected these Slim Typographical First Christian church left LMAt, day for fort Worth where he will f22LTVt TAX, e conduct of Z. PLUS TAX Union Head Lead the funeral services WITH TOtfl 4H T. Wood In the Mornlngslde Chris- TUB a WINNERS! INDINAPOLIS. Msy 18. JT) tian church Friday at 2 o'clock. u WITH YOUR OLD TIRE 3 C. O. Sparkraan of Detroit held a Wood served In tbe treasury de. the hands of tha olani Oman thin lead over Incumbent Woodruff partment of the Texaa Electric dark company 100 Jiave stopped at 10:47 and the win- - Randolph today In their bitter bat- Service and aa an elder Nobody, to our knowledge, beaJhie, nera arar tle for the presidency or the A7L In the Mornlngslde church. tire vaiuel Cora ia today and let sa COLD RUIBEltl Madealyn L. Typographical Union. )lrl'e tt.7t Grutrt prove to you thatMULTI-MIL- E tkee Guess Returns from 40 locsls repre- TREADS IUY a senting more than one fourth of the Wo Are Ready To are not oaly "Vise" of 'the road, but 4..f floy's $41.71 Oruen Hector Long total membership, gave Sparkman Service ft VALUE, too QUALITY all way . . a margin of JJ votes. The totals Start lint of FIRST coattructiea the . Ve congratulate these graduates 100 t that point were 9.M8 tor Spark-ma- n Air CoBdltloaera built to aseet every chaHenge of suaaaaer beet aa4 rowab road. savs MORE! their good fortune In now pos-sssl- and for Randolph. RAYON CORD BODY fine Oruen-Preclilo- n watch-es.vW- e .? Tbe same 40 locale gave Ran- Air CoadltloBer Pad 1 . V n '" are sorry that all ths grad-Le- t! dolph a majority of more than 2,000 to Ortv ta Wbka'Stasar Dehta PREMIUM OUAUTY lire rives' vau auek ' could not .win watches, but votes in his victory oyer John R. Made Fit Aay Ualt ttieri wilt be ever )W ether prises. ewtatandiaa; featurea aa 160 Mayaa 0f4 Bady for SUPER STREHQTlf ' Evans of Washington, D. C, two tr B..LI -- Ataatn f it Wewever, all graduates may have y ltnvir.v . nrauiK. essseewa; yeara ago. Western Insulating E Sfw eruuuii f.j u aiKfnj j,wwww wearing Oruen AS ajvrx-- of fine TERMS t he plf aiure The total vote la expected to ex- LHuramee Mrnuur.itrwjrwijavtfysi, xaw rreeawa cuanieotaK'iar day, asf avatehes on' graduation If ceed 65,000. Company SUPER RIDING COMFORT all at a arke lawar them saet tooHtet b sre msds soon. Budeet paymenta as low aa $1.2$ a week may Ve arranfed to swttt yoar rrst; Jiae tiresi WTAwUa PaeaeStS - . . " Gruea Vatckes arc budget! Buy I tire or 5 ...ride aayeuay.,.oai White's Easy Tefmal i. I BJ. Japanese Style WHIJE Sayir TfRIS LJQ AYAriAKI N : j BaBesT M '29" Of Budgeting EXTRA LOW rRISSVRI 3JZ1S! M M .& KM UX srlaiiJWsHfcjSFtiel Inrltasslii TWO 4t.74Wa THHSJ, rXCMAffH 3" (JR-- Augustine Gross W W How J May ! LOS ANGELES, 18. St n. VEaaaW to balance budget, Japanese -, fie t aaSBjBjBnr- BjBjBjBjBjBjBjBjBjBjBjBjBjBJ I elyle. 1 Block . a'a-TIH- s Baaa aaaSawa'Sa'eaialsafe I 25c Per WHITE SUPER MLUXE First, saya Hayatolkeda, you re- B ,witafesBeaseV,BWs3R duce government subsidies to In- BOUNTY HYBRID I T,ifi vHi I HIAVY-DUT-Y TIHUH , ?, iSSIfSSaf dustry. Then you lop 250,000 off a Teasatoew Me pay oil. of J.M9.W0, J.,.,.,... ZasVflaBBBK; Ikede. Japanese cabinet member tfKVKKAKDSlimEM IMXU S4Zf gaSBBaBBBBBBajSaBBBW r credited with balancing his coun- Reeee la Backets Slal try's budget fcr, tie first lime la OW OHLY 2 years, gave recipe yesterday. tason Vcrwa7t4ursery ? that 2O1-S0- kn Ha was en.route heme after a 8 SCURRY OTHtR SIZES AT SI MILAR SAVIMwS! 0 visit to it to study budg - - I Miles LON etary SB 9 " ' i?l NATIONALIST 'HEROES' Jap War Prisoner Big Spring (Texas) Herald, Thura., May 18, 1K50 - Texan Files Claim Families To Haunt Stone Pleads Guilty, j.i Russian Fined Costs 8ieVi?: itLHti Big Welcome Given Embassy $50, GoodbYiHMitlHini To Ml Tideland TOKYO, May 18. The fam a tBlaHl C. A. entered of Areas - Stone plea -- HtlloTUMS! ilies of 10,000 Japanese war prison guilty In county' court this morn- I HOUSTON, operations In mr u.u- i- Tin seven or tight Troops ers still missing In Russia have de ing to the charge of driving while atanassasr Retreating I vc.'Cni.-Ajwifaal- J lot trying to horn In anybody,'' tall emir trfI.A on months, cided to camp on the doorstep of under the influence of Intoxicants lays Trtd E. Vogel, He said yesterday that his claim TAIPEI. May 18. The soldiers apd officers disem the Soviet embassy until they find was fined ISO and by Houston Inventor, wants bbbbbbbbbV 1 BBBBBBBBBf'kH. and costs buthe . merely a finding bbbbbbbbbbB BBailBtfc4JBBBBBBBBBT1V IsbbbbM - la method of out .9bbbkbbbV-sbbbbb- today heroes barked from transports singing and out what happened to the prison- legal cUIm to tldelands from BBBBH Hbt Tak.1 China welcomed ai John L. Dibrell, Jr., Judge. Stone UM$v AU.r.to-Brownvl- vrtatiSKSlJdghU-fe?- might In, shouting a WohHe - have the 150,000 troops who. withdrew "long live President also lost the right to use his driver's iJVjSilTS TZ m. mTHKIWIKfB,' tie punt to drill oil weUs cttTJ submerged areas now beyond reach from Chushan Island without tiring Chiang " "long live Madame The sltdown demonstration Is the license for the next six months. Bull .Coast In water depths up to of drilling equipment and, it be a shot. ' Chiang," "long live the Republic of scheduled for June 12 after a meet K)0 feet. olL HKM?-- OsbbbbPIIdbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbH President and Madame Chiang J should find what royalty rights China." The title of the song they ing In a park by relatives of the Harris County Clerk W. Mill' might have; Kai-she- k gave each of them atven estimated 371,000 Japanese prison D. ha sang was "Safeguard Formosa." ir tald yesterday Vogel had staked Vogels claim covers a stretch of Formosan dollars about 70 cents era of war still unaccounted for by farms) claim to "all minerals lying lldelands also claimed by Texas, each. Madame Chiang In a welcoming the Russians. ind being The people gave them bananas, dif- A lot to situated beneath the Louisiana and the federal govern ' speech, salfl "we realize bow vscant next the embassy HEALTH! icean floor of the Gull of Mexico" ment. iKjV aaaaaaaH watermelons, cakes and sand- ficult your task has been. This Is will be utilised by the sttdowners. between 88 98th degrees wiches. the and our last bastion against the Com- f longtltude and 26th and 30th de-tre-es V Laudatory banners greeted them Where Sick People Do Get Well Negro Faces Death aaaLH everywhere. Speakers extolled munists and we hope you will fight Missing Body Found of latitude. K' LfiTf 'aeBTaraBTaTarararararfl In Its The them. Their feat in slipping out of bravely defense." rectangular area Includes In For Rape The troops looked pretty tough. CORPUS CHRISTI. May 18. Ml -- land as as Vogel Chair Chushan was hailed as a great far north Houston. They brought their full equip The body of Richard W. Wood, 29, Through Chiropractic txplalned he to May 18. KJaBaaaaB strategic victory. that wanted be OALVESTON. ment. The holds of the transports Corpus Christ! missing to all bays Inlets S. McMurrin, chemist lure Include and Jr., were with mortars, gre- since he dlssppeared while on a Hong the coast. Negro, faces a sentence of death crammed fishing S. nade!! and other spparatus of war. trip Monday, was found at Dr. Gale J. Page Dr. Keith Brady Vogel says will quit any in the electric for rape BpWBMLItvMt9ese1HvHBVHBl Toys From U. 7 a L he claim chair the NAMED Harold O. Rob nion Schools given early va- o'clock this morning on beach 611 were 1111 Scurry Phone 13M 4M Runnels Phone Interest In production or "Wells of a, while woman in a beachfront Arrive In Israel cations to provide quartes for the In Corpus Christ! nay in Ssn Pa- 4tl being drilled on submerged lands hotel here July 31. (above), chief Investigator for tricio County. last Commis- influx of troops. slong coast. present a plea the California Crime May 18. (JT1 Ten the At most McMurrin' entered of HAIFA. Israel, All In all more people were swing oil operations In the gulf are In guilty yesterday and a Jury fixed sion, hss bttn named in Wash- tons of toys, sent from the United . ington special ing around to the official view that rater depths of 60 feet or less. the penalty at death-- as director of a States for children in Israeli Im- U. S. Senate committee inquiry the Nationalist withdrawal from The deep water off shore drilling He was arrested on the complaint migrant campr, arrived today. Chushan was the bast thing which Is planned from a new type of of mother of Into organized .crime and gamb- The toys were collected by the a three at could have happened from a long trilling vessel patented by Vogel. children who said he held a knife ling. Roblnton, who lives American Legion for underprivi- Burlingame, Is a range viewpoint. But there were Vogel estimated that he and his to ber throat and threatened to kill Calif., former leged children in various parts of FBI agent (AP Wlrtphoto). still strong undercurrents of doubt tssoclates will be ready to begin her If she cried tor help. the world. and apprehension. Jttmhmwiuimm Incident In Which Girl Jumped From Truck An Accident HOUSTON. May 18. Ifl Police - SPECIAL PURCHASE have decided that an Incident sun- 221 Phone 628 day In which an girl West 3rd lumped to her death from the back of a moving truck was an unfor- tunate accident. Cbarlene Davis died Wednesday without recovering consciousness. Three of her playmates, who re LUXURIOUS ceived minor Injuries, told police THIS WEEK ONLY -- WHILE THEY LAST! they Jumped from the truck after the driver offered them a ride, then refused to stop when they reached their destination. A telephone repair- man told police yesterday that be was the driver of the truck but LOVE SEAf said he did not know the children MEN'S Jifmped until w. read accounts In the newspapers o Charene'a n; 'A death. The man said he did not hear the - children ask him to stop and he FOLD-A-- discovered they were not in the B ED--m mmmt ,. FANCY KNIT truck when he stopped at a traffic sign. jji Eight Birds

6 SrMT 78 Hatched In Sensational total Well-mad- e novelty farts at'-a-n Mail Holdtr ' Undershirt price I Long. fail J, hemmed bottom HOXNE, Entf.t May 18, Ifl A jt - and rib'knit necks. Colorful patterns In many bird hatched eight fledglings today ,. In" a nest' built Inside a corner mail shades. For a cool, action-fre- e summer grab box. The mother goes to and from the Srilfli I up a supply while they last nest through the slot that receives the letters-Sh- e J" .bbbbbbW- - Is a blue tit (parus caeru-Ileus- ), a common English bird that looks like a canary wearing a blue bonnet. Letters pile in around her ana the postman unlocks tne box when he collects, but the bird doesn't seem to mind.

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I yf t i ', i .11 j- - r - a, Presbyterian Class ' Btg Spring (Texas) Herald, yhur May 18; 1W0 -- Gi$m Butler v ) ww rf vs-r- f f Mrs. W G. Wilson Is Attending Has Luncheon Meet 7 . Directs Progroh. Mrs. A. B. Brown, Mrt. Jack RAMBUNGS

Wilcox and Mrt. E. J, Brookt (Spj)-Euge- Garden Club Convention In Tyler CENTER POINT, Mty IS nla- Club President Named wer hostesses to th First Pres Butler demonstrated th fyMWffVtwf byterian Elizabeth McDowell class u W. H In pant presidents and eoun-elo- ri B. Ramey wfll give welcome correct methW of cowtructlng and Mr. 0. Wilson, Jr. ficer, the a monthly a suggestion for a Town Tyler,:whire; sh representing were to attend the teuton at luncheon held at th fitting Heard It address. Reports ot state officers church Monday. a garment at'th meeting ot Hall program last night Someone Honoree At Luncheon Oardtn Club the atate At ) o'clock today, a tour of th local l and councilors will follow. - CeoUr PoInt,Hororempnttfa-Uo- n why. w ' 1 garden club 'Convention. rote fltldr was icheduled. follow- Attending were Mrt. James Hart- tb. waaHZM ;knor dn't JJerobers of th Music Study Douglass Wednesday. BUI Harrod,Jurbbock club-honor- by In May-fa- ir At 0. 15 a. m., state officers, ncll ot Wichita, Kansas, Mrs. P. slf& the" horn ot H. secur BIU Grlese, re-- fleers-wer- e J Registration (or tbi convention, ed an Informal dinner Jv Mr. c- - Mrsr New of testslied by - M. Slmms Mrs. E. L. Bsrrlek. 5.-- - for ,a lolln 4 which tltkptcted to attrtct some ball at 7 o'clock. councilors and club- presidents will Hanson,- Wednesday. frt1 Grlete "and Roberta dgyi .Mrst-Eth- -- - - ol the-Hot-el 'TsWouCoInown'vIillbTr, began it "Officii! opening oT the conven- bsv an."execlit7i7J"boarJlneinH?Fr Crihar,Mrsr Elmer ImbraenliT wet Served To l' Mrlclr Room-- tion Friday In uosuer, Mrs. Jsmes T. Brookt, c4rHr"tJ.ti!H They Included Mrt. .R. Middle- - 7 O'clock this morning and wUl li set for t a. m. 10 At 4$ a. m., a Coke party will Rub-man- n, Mr. W. Brlganc. Mrs. E. could b arranged through S p. Mrt. the American Legion hall. Hen Mrs. L. B. Edwards, Penny J. J, such a number ton, president; Roberta Gay, continue m. Mr. Wood; Mrt. Allen Hull, Mrs. any tched- - vlcer n be held. Mra. D. T. Evans, Mrt. aloBg; with about other' ',Pllt'firiLt thereon-ventlo- Mings, president o( the Tyler prcsldeotx fclrt. Jp. jr. ojf.Lii MrU was ouncll of Garden clubs, will call "Cotton" will b featnrtd'-l- rr Dalton Mitchell. Mrt. KaUe Eber- - CentrolWard ? reglstrarTReglttrttlon t Albert Davis. Mrt. E. Meaning it would probably Brookt. second scheduled for DUckitone botil. the convention to order. Mri. W. style ahow held during a ly, and th Rev. and Mrt. R. Otge c. Prather that Mrt, . the tob Lloyd. Mrt. Frank Griffith and Mrt. IL be belter and cheaper than some Jolly, secretary; 1 o'clock today, the execu-Uv- e C, Windsor, preildent of Texal J. A. Mrs; Fred At luncheon set for the Amerloan S. Hanson., the upper, numbers. U Honors Mothers committee ot the Date or- Garden CJubt. Inc., will preilde. of bracket Beckham, treaaurer Leslie Legion ballroom at 12:30 p. m. anyoaa Is It interested In a Har-ro- d Mr. ganization, wai to meet In the Dr. Kwact Wyler will give the prescnutlon, you might give Green, corresponding secretary president's aulta at the hotel. Of Invocation. The Honorable Thorn an Friday. Three gardens and the BLF&E Society IOOF Grand.Master At Tea Wednesday president's home will be featured Mrt. K. IL McGlbbon or Mrt. Edith Gay, reporter and Mra. H. -- In a house and garden tour sched- Is Honored Here Arch Carton a ring. They didn't G. Keaton, parllamentalin. PupUt in the tlxth grad.-- class' ? P'1' uled for 2 p. m, Friday, Mrs. Has Business aik ut to write thlt paragraph, ' Mrs. Medley of Mrt. Mlddleton. ine i,lng pretU Mrs. N.M.Hipp Frank W. C. Windsor, staid president, J. t. Jtiptrson, IOOF grand but we feel aura they ar open to Central Ward tchool honored master of Texas, dent, preumted Mra. Grlese with' will be honored at a garden tea Members of the Ladlea Society wat honored with tuggestlona from th general pub- their mothers with a tea Wednes- Leads Devotional a banquet by the a past president's pin. She as-- set for 4 p, m. Friday In the of the BLF&E convened In a bust; membert of th lic. day afternoon. un- Directs Program lodge 284 The affair wat nounced plans, for the ntuiasr""' home of Mrs; O. M. BOren. session at WOW IOOF Monday evenlns. 'W'v heard 'a lot of comment Mrt. Frank Medley brought nets the hall der the direction of Mrt. Jamet year Mrs. Omar Pitman, At 7:30 p. m. Friday, tb for- Wednesday afternoon. Members ot lb Big Spring R. on Harrodi' program her Tueiday 8r m tboughta Coloa-tla- WUcox, Gay ey Mrs N. M. Hipp directed a pro-(ra- from mal rote dinner will be held In Hostesses at th meeting wer oeaan long served th banquet. night. We didn't get to hear it, out clatt teacher. Roberta and Mrt. J. IL, were tppolnted to it entitled "God'i Law of 1:9 at the meeting of the the American Legion ballroom. Na- Ad Arnold, Alice Mima snd Grata Guests attending wer Lynn w know the type Of program be Those tervlng at hostesses dur- th Watt-ai- yearbook Giving" at a meeting of lb d Parent-Tetch- vtniie, deputy mas-t- r. because w wer lucky committee. Airport atiociatlon tional and special awards will be Schoults. district grind pretented ing th afternoon Har-re- l. Mon- were Martha A group t WMS bejd at the church at the tchool Tueiday. announced by Mrs, George S. Mc-- Those sttendlnc were Ina Rich. J. J. Holdr, C. E. Christo- enough to attend First Methodist, of Latin American chll--' day. pher, for about three yean, .Jan WaUin Royc Hard... dren under the direction of A report wat given by th pre- Ghee. It. Steward Ortloff will lec ardson, Sarah Griffith, Leah Brook Henry Landers, O. C. Sand Lubbock Mrt. d way Dorothy Davis'-pretente- After the meeting, opened with ildent, Mra. W. L. Vaughn, con- ture. Greta Schoults, Ada Arnold BUI erson and W- - E. Fuceroy, all of most ot which time, he presented and Bennle Compton. Joyc Dean Bennett, and two We Sing" night .r tonga, "For Christ cerning the conference in On the closing day of the con- Anderson, Msrvln Louise, Wil Stanton, M. L. Blair of Odessa; regular Sunday tolot. Horn presided at th guest regis-t.- r. a musical program' of5 and Other Incidentally, there: 'may be" some tongt ,acd All "Let See Jesus In You." Abilene April 21. Mrt. D. M. Keeir vention, Saturday, the general as- liams, Florence Roae, Inell Smaul T. P. Coker and Clyde Rost of Each gues w s presented with dancet. wer dress- Mra. Fred Winn led In prayer led the pledge of allegiance to the sembly will begin In the American ey, Bernlce Mun- - Knott and Ben Conklln of other talent ed In native Mexican costume!'. Power. Mattle Her a corsage by Mary Ivey, Sandra " and dlicuited "Wttk On God flag. Legion auditorium at 0 a. m., ecke. Lenora Amerson and Mrt. ford. Approxlmately-4- 'local lodge in West Texss. Such' talent might Arrangement, of yellow, lrit and Plan Of Giving." Mrt, Cecil Klrk grade followed by a Coke party 10:30 M. D. be available for an extra 'program Jennings and Zellenor Likens. greenery decorated top, ' Membert of the tlxth ' at Davis. members attended th meeting. th' table land pretented the tubject, "Who clan under the direction of Char-le- t a. m. or two, which i wouldn't be too bard Pictures were shown oi each which wat centered with a basket ,( a Mrs. Myra Edi- on midget, wouia gladldlL Glvst And When." "God. Man Whltlock presented, puppet Brooks, Garden uie dm wnicu parent in her youth. Gsry TidweU selection of yellow nevcr-the-Iet- a pro " And Money" wag the tubject pre-aent- tbow, "The Mikado,' and tang tor for the New York Tlmca will be in the eodd gave Attending were Mrt. Chester . say, an. Impertonatlon skit and by O. G. Ward. Mra. two "Glow discuss flower arranging at a duction class. And, we stU it cordisn-"selectlon- Barnes, Mrt. musical selections Food j. Mrt. Fred Beckham, Mrs. luncheon aet for 12:30 p. m. Preservation you're Interested, let your Town Elmer Buchanan discussed "Gold, Worm" and "The Neapolitan Thli Bennle Compton, played various Ruth Burnham, Mrt. Everett El? A Perry Burl-to- Song." will be the closing of Hall program chairmen, know. We Tempter." Mra. feature the attending 'were Mrt. Ollle Ut, Edith Gay, Roberta Gay, Mrs. Heap- grada won the convention. know they would lend you their tubject waa "Treasure The tlxth data Ahderton; Mrt. T. M. Ha'rrell, Mrs. Bill Grlete, Mrt. Leslie Green, ed Together," "Heavenly Rlchet," room count. Hostess Garden clubs are: Aia eara for a few minutes. Now ii the Mary Jane Hamilton, Process concerning Harry J. King, Mrs. Charles Wat-ao- Art. J. E.i W Trials say your speech - a poem, wat given by Mrt. M. N. Those attending were Mra. lea Garden club, Blucbonnet Gar- Set time to Mjr.t,..Lorena Hardeaty, Mrt. J. A. Jolly, Mra.- program for 1950-6- nanllngt, ,Mra. Hipp, MrtVCeclJ Rhodes gave the R. Rogers, Mrt. W. L. Vaughn, den club, City Park Garden club, By FRANK CAREY achieved by reducing th beating Town Hall u. ,m. -- tones, Claud Hines,' !Mrs. R. W. rt. Mrs. b. M. Kesa. Mrt. Mi E, Wright, Mrt. G. L. Crepe Myrtle Cres-sce- After the sesson starts. 'It's time doting prayer. Garden club, Associated Press Selene, Reporter temperature from 240 to 212 de- Clyde McMahon, Mrs. H G. Keaton. Mrs. Bernard ' Attending were: O.G. Word. Brewer, Mrt. A. A. Betterton Mrt. Heights Garden club, Fes- to keep sMTand'Hitenn We didn't Mrs. Mrt. BALTIMORE. May 17. A new gree, cutting the heating time Carl Gross, .Mrs. C. Noble Glenn, Lamun, Mxt. R. V. Mlddleton, Mrt. "Mrs, Dllbert Lee, Mrt Keith Davidson, tival Garden club. Wil- observe that time too well' last Jake Tranlham, Mrt. Fred Marian bug-aide- d from between 40 and 0. minutes to F. Neel. Mrt, Joe Brooks, i process of food preserv- never-the-lcss- .) Mrs. Tom Rosson, Mrs. J. F. Winn, Mrt. Cecil Rbodet, Mrt. Mra. J. C. Madry, Mrt. Henry cox Garden club, Gar- year, but it's true Escol Perennial ation It ready tor "pilot" trlala by bitween 5 iid 10 minutes, and Compton, Mrs. E. Washburn, Mrt. Omar Pitman Sr., and MrsV J Bucba-eon- , Albrecht, Mrt. BUI McMurry. Mrs. den club, City J. Leroy Brooks, Mrt. Elmer Roie Garden club, Industry,, a government eliminating pressurized equipment. A., jiomer wiuougnoy., Rut-ledg- L, scientist Mrt. D. Meador,, Mrs. Roy Mrt, M. Hipp, Ruby e. F, Ehlvert, Mrs. Kelly Lawrence. Alice Relley Garden club, Tyler N. hat reported. This Is because the "subtUln" Reba Riddle TidweU Mrr. T. O. Murpny;'Graee Mrt. n. Phllllpt, Mrt, Mrs. Ben Hawkins, Mrs. T. E. Garden club, Tyler Council ot Joyce J. Dr. A. A. Anderson of the De- substance knocks off certala" term Mann,Theo Sullivan, jklrt,1' Kj. Perry Burleson, Mxt. J. C, Madry, Newburn, Mrs. E. A, Thacker, Garden clubt,- - Atalea and' Camel- ordinarily FtWASrHMATITSKST it Mrs, J, Alexander, Lorene partment of Agriculture tald th formations which would Honored At Party Ivey, Mrt. S. W. Suther, Roy .Mn..T. Mrs. Roy Hog--. J. lia Society ot East Texajl. high, Mrt. WJiBlewett. Brookt,. Mrt. J. C. Robinson, method-- or modifications of It of- require prolonged heat. These ijaint, M.t. ram Liner, Mrt. L. RHUWHSSKFOR ara. flirij;. uru, u. nun fered possibilities Improving' are bacterial "spores" which have Reba Joyce Rlddlr was hon- B. Montleth, i. Mrt. T. J. Williams, Mrt. Frankl- if th Edwards, Mrs. Boone Home, Mrt. Guy Simmons and wth-o- kind of plat them," With party; on. in- Barley, Mrt. Gilbert Samuels. qualify of preserve products ut a armor around ored a her 12th Mrt. T. R. Davidson, Ruth Bur-na- Cecil Klrkla'nd. heat-resista- Mrt. Clar-en- Five Graduates sacrificing making them more birthday anniversary by her par Mrt. Edward Hunt, Mrt. c safety. s Mary Lo Sears, Edythe d, ; v Parr, Mrt. Marvin Hanson, He addressed the golden Jubilee than other bugs in the food. ents,, air. ana Mrs, J., ., ruoaie, Mrs. Wayne 'Gound, ASPIRIN Mrt. E. R. Russell, Mrs. H. W. From M. A. Cook meeting of. the Society ot Ameri Andersen said th letter hsat re 911 E. 16th, Wednclday afternoon. muw noyq nd Porta Brewer; f Butler, Mir, Monro. Mrs. W J. can, .Bacteriologist!, quirements would concelcablymak Garnet ebm"prised-th- e entertain-rnen- t. - , presented l Athcraft, Mrs, John Drake, Mrs. Key o the new process U a sub- for products of Improved quality-- GlfU'were to the Kan Alexander, Mrs. J. F, Jonts Famil stance called "subtlllnlj a drug de- The drug alone "would not suf- honoree."1 Candy favors "were given l; ,fa tad Cbarlea.Whttloclu , lved from a, microbe found in hay, fice for fooo preservation, becaus to the' guests. Refreshments were V-- . I r t. rt I S which HEALTH Mr. and Mrs. Clifton (Pete) . Government tettt have ahown these ar other factors re tehred. !'-'- Attending ' it'--i V A5 Cook will receive degrees from that when tiny quantltlea ot it ar quire some best treatment. were Sue Wilton, J. Ruth-trfof- !i EaaerBeavcrsClub Texas" Technological college on added to vegetablei or fruits be- Dr. Andersen, of tb Department W. Parmley, Jr,4-Mar- AUcrf d reglOBMTSV Monday, May 22nd. Beth will re- ing prepared In cans or jars, less of ABriculturt'sWetlerfl Joletsr H6SB0ldiT"?"Jraye MtetsWedntsday hoat than usual is required to pre- search laboratory, Albany, Calif., Bond. Pattl' Bond, Leon Byrd, le ; GET READY -- ceive BBA degrees. jianaworx comprised uie enter- Mrt. Cook It a marketing major serve the foods safely. said tubulin might not be the last Wesson, Julian T. Balrd, FOR SUMMER liOWl tainment during the meeting of and Cook, an ac untlng major. Dr. Anderson tald that under word In this line of attack. Pos CUudlt Hoover, Molly Griffitr, the Beaver .Tackle I'Chtck Your Air Conditioning! Elffer rlnh tnlln Mrt. Cook Is the daughter ot Mr. present com .lcrciat procedural) sibly, he said, other drugs In this Shirley Riddle, Sue' Henley, home Js'.re-qulr- Equipment Call Us lhjhe of Mrt. D. D. John and Mrt. H. G. Dyer of Fort "extreme heat" procitslng ed same ciast mignt bt touna for com' Jane Watson, Barbara Meador, Thin ovu .. son, ioin, weanetaay. Worth. The Dyers wiU attend the with pressured equi- blnatlon ut with tubtilin, or with Norman Gound, Jimmy Wheeler, AIR CONOITIONINO - TREND Retrethmenti were served to exercises. pmentto kill al potenUally-ilanger- i on another. Tom Henry Guin,- James Wash- SPECIALISTS Mrt. Dick Hooper, Mrt. Harvey Cook is the son of Mr. and Mrs. ous spollag germs Such hiatlag, SubtUln Is clasted. is an "antl burn, Carrel Glenn, Sandra Jen- - Bruton, Mrt. Findley, Mrt. ?BI0 SPRINO R..I. M. A, Cook. Other graduates In he ttld, affects 'the taste; cMor' and blotlc'f .the,:am natur at pent. nings, Clyde McMahon, Ben&'e , O- Richard V. C. Barber, . tl I, COOLtNOrli HIATIN- arlmeiYMn. the Cook family far 1930, are June texture ot the. products; . elllln and streptomycin-- Compton, GaryrTidw'ell..,, Jolest .. Mrt, Ben Jsrnigan, Mra. Dale W,-- Bubankt Jim Luc Cook, who will graduate from Big With tha hw ' mat bod.' t"liU -- But th" latter ,two. drugt. .have Meekv. Huntley SummeraU.. Shirley - Proctor, Mrt. Jo Mitchell. Mrs. - a J"1" "" rviea' " r Spring high school on May 25, clared, there- ar lhdletl6ns that pruyc. " HO JTAiUl M.WVU H t d 3 PhorrH?335J,WTnd M4-- Denver Yates. Mrs. W, L. Clayton f v, - ( Mary who effective, preservation e a n b atlves.' Vickl,Jo;Daughtery.J I- and Mrt. D. D. Johntton. and Nell Shaffer, will 1204 Wood receive a BS degree eco- Mrt. J. D. Kendrlck will enter- in borne tain the club at the next meeting. nomics from Southern Methodist university In July. B't Alio graduating la Jimmy Shaf-fe.- ', "Stars Of Tomorrow" WelURekeiv&d of the M. A. Cooks, who wilt receive a BS degree In chemistry from SMU this sum- ! Week End mer, Shafer plans to start work on At Fatrar Dance Revue Wednesday his master's degree this fill. ' I "Stars of Tomorrow.1' teemed an Colorful eostmes and 'some spe on tveral program lnc Jthtt appropriate them when the Far-ra- r cial lightiafe(fteta added much time. It was made; More enjoyable Changing cot-tum- ii revu the Pre-Scbo-ol itudenti presented to the program of for the dance by SPECIALS a dance revue in the municipal called tor a lot of fait mov- addition of' a choru. auditorium Wednesday evening ing' back ttage, but never teemed and "Gyp- r! Though the audience probably to tl'oW th twd-ho-ur program. Bet- sy Dance" wer two of the more UIIEnuC T i. ty; Farrar did an outstanding job unique' on program. would have frowned on evert , a numbers the director and pianist tor in a" featured acro- minor mistake by professional at. a' group. Tand enthusiastic and-dote- ANKLETS remained batics d' with the 'group I group, they were highly apprecia- toward t' efforts of boys forming a pyramid. Vulia tive ot the efforti of the "little throughout the program. Ann' Flynn and 'Shaddean. Hobbs "" Though the ballet- - numbera, which Anklets for the enllr family ... A J" kssTgaarilttlH ''sftssB folks." However, the program did were, featured In th "Gypsy spaclal purchai of solid colors and MM I ' move smoothly with comparatively Included the colorful and Dance." "Autumn Leaf Ballet,"' re- fancies . . . Whites, pattels and darks gtj m few false ttepa for a Linda WoodaU wat th featured - ceived .their ot applause and -- . . . Slset are from 4 to 10 . . Regulc- group, especially In the pra-- thara lOloitt for th evening and .wat were- - the tap num 2U values . . . Weekend speclsl senoot age. presented in Blossom bera seemed .to have a. more pop Time." lar appeal. Thlt was' noted In th "Autumn Leaf Ballet," based on applause following num- tb fifth .- the poem, "Come, Little Leaves" Piggly Wiggly ber, "I'd Hay? Baked A Cake- by George Coopar, teemed a fit. Another number ung climax lor tne closing ot the To was "Red Silk Stocking And program. Kathleen Thomas at the Store Observe Green Perfume.". This number was wind, and Karon. Roger as the HOUSE DRESSES first presented last'fall by Deane snow, were featured in this pre I 40th Anniversary Mansfield and Jerry Younger.' for sentation. ma what Betty Farrar through wa a General comment concerning the Our regular n.H hout druses are 4p "on night atand," But the popu entire cast and waa s nroeram S J. M. Davis and W, E. Humph- htrh. golna this wtktnd a monty living I larity won by th number-- durini ly favorable and' teemed' well de at ries, operators of Piggly Wig - - .- --- price I Jha the first presentation plsetd It served. - ; A huge assortment In sites I gly store will observe bi a,' ex ji ... here, their J 'S-- J S to 18 and 10 to II . . . Weekend ipeclal 40th annlverssry In th grocery f I business with a three-ds-y tale starting today. m" '. T'TttVVr-- ! The event marks the 15th year - they have been in business in &fl " "" m,Massac M Big Spring. i?f Davit and Humphries opened lbn'Miss their first grocery ator la East BRASSIERES Texu. Their first D&H supermar- I ket waa opened at Lubbock la WC Since Urn A spaclal purchase of regular Me brat- - 'Vol' that thiMirm. has M' M Top grown unW. .saves, are op- r. r . Fashion ,)pr.t Iires . . Choice of whites . . . tearos M M il erated in Lubbock and. one esch an pink 31 m daytime, Md . . . situ to M . . . Hire Is I There's data time ven Siaton, lg Florida, 'Seminole.' y, tfcg simple - IitUa-fiel- d, TiM(f, tk tcUntbta m real value , . . Wtskind spedsl I utility In this drest star- Spring, Browiifieid, Post, gMiaet I ring wide shoulder straps, whirl of Tahoki, Leveljand. Muleshee, flnwt'grata atripytwc vr And au-.p- a circular ekirt, abeer Inspira- aojracr, ana Anarews. ui w ivukpi. ricktun4r tkt tion for Summer, tool ( D&U storei In Snyder and Tahoka ftt JsnWA Jff V WnWrkf PWW jPVRS No. 21S4 is cut in sites 10. 12. 14. are membert ef .th Fiuly Wig- - riirht itaaWr iriid to tbi. ' imtil 16, 18. and 20,-Sl- 16. 3K yds. 35- - gly family' - - - .. 1L A , f -a- ff (& magic uj.I. w 7i k..l.jruj. The DW""; :e,h:4W:alp,HKata eria k P K Send 25 cents for pattern with lit own grocery and produea war. yeiewetL luy tmw toiyt FLOJJR SACKS name, address, style number and houset.tand fleet vf .vtUelM I .- - site. Address PATTERN trucking meat, fruit.- and vegeta- - The ttck with a hundred Big Spring Herald, Box 42, blea from the Texas Valley and and en uses ' JMwefM)iajpewaftpajJj$g Aafraee4,leaHhaMW(4i . ' :t, ijiached . . . unhemmed , . Wm CI Old .Chelsea Station, New York 11. HCoa'L, -- r- i--. MILDtRTHAN' t 1 wit, ,approximately 30x30 Inches . . M''m N.Y. The Big Spring' iter to be eajftsi fiisnuaiinfcng.jfnf lasaiivineeasKSStif avtajaiBrita. Com arly for thtse, regular aie.'thy7a ,r Patterns ready to fill orders im moved a. a, aaw .buUlc. new j,; 0 I mediately. handling rell values t For tpeplal of under teettmeMen. at 1W 11th order via first class mall Include Plaee. this September. an extra 5 cents per pattern. Robert C. Hendry Is mahsger of w H "a'r'e'Fw W lwllj "pW""Hs"rV4re'g w9 sv aaV HHn9vf W Wii fak av tagjAJaUs MTFdnAenV gAndnWandk? gkga nUiJ tanUhJl 4WhM 'JUST OFF THE '.PRESS th the Piggly Wlf cly at here watte fjrWW "a'' VtnVOTteg 1 fsn VPOTsjtOTf 4"JtnRv aw jPfVai HVJgenl Pat ttiiai, mU ay f y Summer Book ot Gashlon featuring Grady Steves Is market manager, dMiwaaiilnr aoap hy ar daahla (WW) nnnilnr nV aVmsr Jgff tjAiaj gtAAInVannV Laulr T nAaV aataiiltflal tllfagf S ine season's newest styles, all de PfVVr sWVklU It JWm Mf Rfl VinlrVQr ctVMHMQf wri signed simplicity fjsakgeMtnnni 4nllA fesususUM Ag4labgi 4ga Hajik IgLnt 4W with the thai Taj Staff CfftVMfM wwm ifejggaa jpvnsfW w jvw auautjw smm w spells smartness and easy a Vsgaafcuul jy!-J- ManniV'VlnnikansnsfeBnl sewtai (aiPWajInWaa'iip ntns) sglrWj TtNB Over 150 pattern designs for all Msry CaaAratt. Thelmi afJUat. I- Ll-.- -jI. trtxmJ J-- t. til ages and occasions tb prettiest Betty HarrUea, EdMh Gay. Setty J Jj vacation togs; outfits for town and canning ana Haynue MayneM tJWt WR(BHBsMWkWBaBsMgaMH country: and many, many delight will repretaat UW total lutiaaM ?? if fill ttylet for the season's snur and Profeaaleaal Wamea't clubs 'VtXHimi Rig SprUg cottons. Including: the popular at th ttat ceaveatle which will sheers. Order your copy held w, ba Auttta Friday thraujk j. -- k -- . i-- : h MHMJDttXsHliy? Xi Spring (TcxaB) 18, 1030 Dedication Of New Local Toastm asters Big Herald, Thurs., May Japs Believe Visit Aid At Midland Club Sheriff's Possi Ten members of the Big Spring Toastmssters' club assisted with Announcing Ttf Deal ssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssmlssssssssl Club Is On Monday the organisation of the Midland With Treaty ssssssssssm'.'--- ' The of sssssHv "Wsssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssm K, 'SPBBsV Toastmssters Tuesday. association Raymond Key trith the MARVIN By TOM LAMBERT ready for treaty, as apparently Dedication of the new clubhouse Elton ailllland, president of the HULL MOTOR COMPANY. Mr. Key local club, presided over the pro- has had several AP Staff do most allied countries. at the Big Spring Sheriff's Posse ipan gram which Included outline for a TOKYO, May studied eSBBBBBBBBBBBBSSvL- rt saii3BBKieWBSSBBBBBBBBBl Monday years experience hero and Is familiar with all Chrysler commonwealth experts grounds has been aet tor set-u- carefully today an announcement British temporary organisational busy in London drawing up and will be held In connection with Twenty-on- e prospective two top United States defense are' a i members products. He Is anxious to serve both old and. Mw, will be here next month, draft of proposed Japanese pea j y " 'WBsVyi 'BBBBBBBBSExsrcPslSBBBliSBBBBBlBlaVJC? a "Family Night" program for were present for the Initial meet- - .BitlsAflEi& jv. r AHE: tBBBBBBBBHsOTHsPHBBBBBBBat families, ing of the Midland club. Officers friends at Marvin Hull Motor company, 3rd and Aw-U-n The announcement said Only that treaty. Philippines officials have i Posse members and their E. Defense Secretin Lmil. Jnfcn.nn said they want a treaty aa soon W ssssssssKBWisK.SVHsssm? has re to be elected at the next meet-In- s i 7F Dr. M. II. Bennett, president, streets. .'" and Army Gen. Omar Bradley as possible. British and American iwWkF RiwSeJBaXflsY - of the Broun. . II-- - -- announced MVmbe'rs of Big Spring group would visit Jaoin ti Wimlh - officials have a treaty iS .ija,. .vMiOwHK'' fy4 Jsbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbi the gfid li dedicatory program Is to be Dr. R. B. O. Cowper, Far East command urgent. The were Joe tour. Dr. Lee Rogers, W. The announcement offered llltle The nusslans long ago mention- gin ft 5 p. m. and will Include Burrell, J. Purser, H. J. Morrison. Nell Loftls. In the way of hint . ed a peace pact,, although they barbecue and riding for families. of WANT-AD- as the real p HERALD S GET RESULTS - Graham Purcell, W. C. Blanken-shl- purpose of U- spa-ne- wanted to" say "who should write jt. visit. But most J Possemen, the president ssld. and Al Dillon. think their visit will have an The Chinese Reds aald a few days The clubhouse, Just being com' Important bearing on two major ago they favor swift conclusion of . ;BjBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBlBBy pleted, wss constructed from Issues In Nippon peace and Amer a treaty. The Russians and Chi , , ican bases here after the treaty. nese Beds would like to get tho war surplus building recently ac- There was speculation, too, that United States out of Japan as soon WITNESSES AT ARMY CENTER PROBE Ma). Oen. Louis Craig, quired by the Sheriff's Posse. It secretary Johnson and Gen. BraJ as possible. Army Inspector general, and Assistant Secretary of the Army Karl Is of ranch style construction and ley are going to talk with Gen, It Is not secret among th Japa Bendetsert (I to r) appesr as witnesses before a House Armed Serv- will afford meeting and recreation the MacArthur, nese thr U. S. Defence and In Washington Investigating congressional charges occupation command that ices subcommittee rooms, rest rooms and office r, about the cold war In th' Orient State Departments are at logger- - of maladministration, laxity and Communist Infiltration In the Army's - Is peace Japan.- SI7S,000,-00- 0 space. The structure and America's strategic position heads on a pact for finance center st St Louis. Bendetsen siid overpayments of Greater i out here; that they will discuss Newa reports from the Untied (M) In servicemen's dipendency allotments were "Inevitable" located at the Posse grounds south- 1 rtft C9.f what the United States can do States have said the defense de under the wartime "get 'era psld" philosophy. (AP Wlrephoto). west of Munlclpsl airport c.or j militarily In st'ch hot spots as Indo-Chln- a; partment opposes a pact because It Completion of the clubhouse i that they will discuss For. might weaken America's strategic winds up an extensive expansion moss, which most military men position In Asia while the State De- SNYDER 1950 VIEW program for the Sheriff's Posse this spring. Other Improvements 28th Anniversary SALE want to deny to the Chinese Reds. partment and Gen. MacArthu. Most of the speculation, however, want peace quickly. made at the organisation's plant centered on peace. this year include two new stsble space 40 The Japanese believe they are buildings with for horses, MISS THIS BIG BIRTHDAY U R S Mamie Mayfield Will Most Profitable and the construction of 14 addi- DON'T SAU OF O tional stalls In another building. Head Local B&PW Facilities are now adequate for NEVER BEFORE HAVE WE ASSEMBLED SUCH VALUES! The Doris Letter To Austin Meeting more than ISO horses, Dr. Bennett ALL ARE REPRESENTED-SH- Of Business Years said. DEPARTMENTS OP AND Shop . Mamie Mayfield, president of 211 Bldg. 3302 SAVE THE ANTHONY WAY! Pet Phone the Bis Spring Business Profes- MEMPHIS. May 18. W Secre vention of the Tennessee Bankers sional Women's club, Is to head the Subway Citizens Treasury Snyder said Assn. Mimeographing local B&PW delegation to the or- tary of the Direct Mall ganization', state convention in today that 1950 "will be one of the Reciting that business profits this Forget Bathtub . Advertising Austin this weekend. most profitable business years in year "are less likely to be held Reg. SOo and 40o yard com- NEW' YORK, May 18. (JB You Reg. OOo Typing She will also be one of three Big our history." down by inventory losses since modity prices have shown a firm may not find many carpets on the 80-S- Q. Forma ft Addressing Envelope Spring delegates to the national Is basis for confi COTTON "There sound trend for nearly a year," Snyder underground here in Bagdad-on- - BUTCHER WEAVE B&PW convention scheduled for PERCALES-WOVE- N Reasonable Rates San Francisco in July. dence in the business outlook for questioned whether new capital out but occasionally you Mrs. Betty Harrison, Edith Gay, our nation," he said In a speech lays by business will bo cut back see a bathtub or other large ob- GINGHAMS RAYON MRS. WALLACE 0. OARR con- - absent-min- Mary Cantrell and Mrs. Harold prepared for the 60th annual as much as was earlier estimated. jects left behind by d Large or Small Frint strap-hanger- s. 89", 0 Beautiful Colors Canning will be other B&PW mem. He said strong points In the busi- ed All are Guaranteed Colorfast bers attending the state convention ness picture Include high level This came to light yesterday YD. Yd. from Big Spring, Mrs. Canning Garden City Schools home building, auto production and when the board of transportation rs9!T33i?inssBsstt and Ima Deason will go with Mrs. Rename Staff Help consumer Incomes and spending. sold at auction an odd assortment Mayfield to the national meeting. The treasury chief, a native of of articles left on the city's sub- vs , --J.? ri. Delegates to the two conven GARDEN CITY. May 18 At a neighboring Arkansas, described ways during the past six months. 28c 55c tions were named by B&PW mem- recent meeting of tho school board the growing labor force as "one of A bathtub was bid In at SL50. A Our funeral home's quiet bers a meeting of biggest tor fu- suitcase containing shoes V at the club here, all 'bus drivers and building the nation's assets women's surroundings help bring ture progress," but' added: sold for $1. The shoei were for left custodians were at the n comfort to limiljr and friends, "To realize our full potential for feet only. A headless, armless man-nikl- Ordinarily You'd Pay 3.08 same salaries. business profits and national in- brought $1. Renamed were C. S. BerryhUl, come, new jobs must be developed When the sale ended, transit of. UFFLED ORGANDY Chiropractic .1 MllloaT. Cox. B. M. Fannin. Cur In step with our growing popula- flclals found they bad cleared DIAPERS T " Eberlev I tion. In the longer run, as our 15,000 and had disposed of 7.900 v tis Fisher, George Stephens, aud CURTAIN rUMEJUU HOME For population grows, new jobs must eyeglasses seta of 1 C. C. Tipple, drivers. Stephens and pairs of several I HEALTH I be created by the lhltltatlve and false teeth, fur coats, umbrellas, Large Size Sanitarily Packaged la.Dezeas in scam i not m iis skis J BUI Stephens were rehired as cu vision of both management and cameras, electric razors and bear- 82 in. Wide 00 In. Lang - todlan along with George Stephens Job seekers." ing aids. $1 ttrfW" -- SSSSsSflLflBBSSBv $2.98 1 Dor. 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" , X $4.00 McEWEN MOTOR COMPANY 211 W. Fertfc rkeeUt C. R. HIITHOnY MM SPRING, TEXAS m UgJ Kua UK g '.: ' ".'. y. . VJ. H J i ,lHr 1; , i. V :! A Bible Thought For Today - ''This Time We'll Try Melting The Hatchet" ! Staff ArovndTheJlinTheH . . l !'. I One of the great values of faith is its unshakable courage. It ! is in fact a form of justified courage. ""Tho an hoRt should Hemispheric Solidarity encamp against me, my heart Bhall not fear." Ps. 27:3. SiosX Hail-Happ- Stamps y Texans Take Look At Up OriSouth American Hop aboard, folks, we're taking a jaunt tion are among other 'picture of these Ti l around Latin America via your easy stamps. , Guatemala features flowers, parrots, Their Protection Against Loss HI In living room. f JH chslr the arcbeologlcsl discoveries, Indian and ple Bk How, you may ask? By viewing the Frequent and severe hailstorms In var- have been getUng these destructive tures of public building and monor laByLUsaliiiiiiiiHl.i--R'aJii- postage stamps of our friendly neighbors OM notices, here, a distinct na- lifS-- ious parts of certainly making liiiBLKrr: mehli. i, JTexas storms In recent weeks each a sepsratt P of' people South of he fiorde-- r . tional pride. . Z - in. af lot storm In Itself. . ,1 those who try to cash in on their Jall Our first Stop is Argentina, where we Haitian stamps are generally conser- Insurance, Which thanks tn that 1100 de- One result ia apt ot be some sort of find an abundance of stamp honoring vative, altEough large stamps were ed -- 44V ductible xlatrso, la. nonexistent Insofar action to give peu)la with hall Insurance an early leader for Argentine Independ- commemorating the e. One ot these stamps as a majority of Inaureda li concerned. a run for their money. The tloo de--' ence, Jot De Stir Martin. He appears en ot Hall, aa the weather sharks explain, ductlble clause falls hcavlcat on homes almost every other stamp. From 1939 shows George Washington, Simon Boli- Is frozen raindrop. It Ja a product of ot moderate cost, therefore upon people on, this nation begin issuing stamps de- var and the Negro hero Dessaline. ' lo- note progress In Industry on riling "convection current" due to least able to afford It Owners nf the picting peace and hemlspherie solidarity, Mexico cal atmospheric Instability, which produce more expensive dwellings, suffering per- following In the footsteps of the other IU stamps, as well as science, agriculture, a heavy cloud. Raindrops arc carried up- haps several hundred dollars In damage, South America republics. Heroes were Indians, national heroes and monument. large, colorful, pay ward add frozen, and upon descending will still come out ahead after the 1100 "stamped less and economic and cul- Later Issues nre and homage to Important events. they accumulate additional moisture, or Is deduced. The little fellow with a modest tural development wa encouraged via Nicaragua a five-ce- nt stamp coalesce with other raindrops, and are cottage would have little or nothing left the postage stamp. Pan American con- hit issue nt Will while caught In the of air and car- over In the way of a claim after the ferences wor also commemorated. of Rogers, Psnama features ried aloft to be frozen some more. They deduction Is made, and after the depre- Early'. Brazillian stamps paid homsge scenes of the canal and sports event! explorers of leadership. Curie hmband are also de- set to be big hallitonei because they ciation of his roof U figured off. to and men Marie and her Around 1030, the Pan American exposi- pleted In a may bo alternately dropped Into the Of course. It Is not sound economics series. good attention, Soli--, warmer layera of air, and bounced back for insurance companies to pay out more tion received a deal of Paraguay features international with emphasis on science and architec- darlty flags nations In It Into the freezing strata again and again. in claims than they take In. Their posi- and of late ture. The Good Neighbor policy was In while Ukes It heroes, statues Retting bigger all the time. The really tion Is In long la Peru that the run It cheaper Statute of Liberty big fellows or four Inches In dia- 1100 ' effect and Bratlllans honored the New and monument. The three for policy holders to absorb the first JL V" --ZN. Vv( 'jfT' fPoal aasHHasr PWssaiiiiiBL York World'a Fair of 1039. comes In for recognition as do the meter and weighing as much as a pound than to pny a higher rate premium. also of Colombia Issued stamps caught the American conference and advance- can do lot of damage, and Inflict bodily Perhaps there could be a promotion on that Pan eye extremely colorful pictures, with In- ment In travel and communications. Injury and even death upon animals, in- type for who have a those dian relics and monuments ot all sorts Salvador stamps show a variety of cluding mart. to It out they go San have taken as because being predominant v national scenes, along with pictures of Tho peculiar atmospheric condition they nover havo a reserve on which to V'S-B? The Initial Costa Rlcan stamps were U. S. flag alongside the' San Salvador which produces hailstorms Is usually lo- depend, Dut a fsVrwflBaSwVBWiaHaV abb BaW the It would take lot of this dull and colorless. Later issues were banner. Vencrula pays tribute to Bolivar, cal In extent, but all parts of Texaa volume to justify It for tho companies. prog-gres- isssssssnasBassasasssssssSiLK vTisssasassasasssF Stoissisri? r more appealing to the eye, Including some monuments, heroes and scientific s. rLKiaBeSBBHHllsaVBQr wfx 't&iHm&3i-j?t4iEi- large triangle stamps with illustrations of flowers, honoring a national exposition In general the, we can see that grad. The South Strings Along, Thus ot agriculture and Industry. Fishing also ually these South of the Border nation received recognition as did the Indians are beginning to advance in all fields of 1 our I slVfilJiH wfAiissMjuHa' of this land. science, and an era of recognition of becoming The South Is Cuban stamps, many large and col- Good Neighbor policy Is more Taken For Granted orful, pay tribute to progress and na- ot a resllty. These nations are begin- tional heroes. The peace dove and Charles ning to see that the U. B. no longer casts In Chicago, where Democratic hosts for representative or senator who would A. Lindbergh also are "stamped." imperialistic glances down South. Pan support his rights program, and few LfsVBSMaVHssPWsaaV i t aitd gathered to hear him, Mr. Truman civil Ecuadorian stamps, among the lead- American and hemispheric solidarity is H promised to fight fdr his program, and who would see eyo to eye with him on ers In colorful Issues, are large. Stamp becoming a reality, and the peoplcsof y repeal. mi rmgr mm. peace in to renew hli speaking campaign next fall l,tSi. noting George Washington alongside an Latin America appear to want Southern Dcmocrata have aome rights American flag are noted. The. New York the world despite Internal revolt. those "backward-lookin- g senators against In Democratic Party affairs. They kept games, produc GREENE. -- -- Round-Drew Fair, Olympic and sugar FRED M representatives who hate tried to de-- the party alive when the rest ot the Merry Go Pearson flat every progressive measure they country fought It tooth and nail. They kept could, Report-Do- to obstruct and delay those they could the Jefferson-Jackso- n firca burning when Capital ris Fleeson and aammmmmmamWtmm,atmammammmmmmm,mmwmmwmtaammfmmmmmmmmm.m,mmmmmmmmmtmmmmmmmm.mKmmmmwm,mmmmm not defeat." all the Johnny-come-latel- were going One The Listed as the heart ot the Truman off after falsa gods. 0 Most Carefully Guarded L'l program re ten Items International Mr, Truman has shown no disposition Dem Discussion McCarthy cooperation Taft-Hartle- y law repeal, Im- to heed the Southern revolt against his Of proved social security laws, federal aid leadership and by Southern revolt we are Secrets Was Jap Floating Balloon tor education; middle income housing help not speaking of the abortive and Inef- WASHINGTON , from the -- government, fectual Dlxlecrat movement. lie hammers One of the bsses is revealed in recent re- Arthur Rank, the British mm Charges Strictly Sub Rosa health insurance, most carefully J. 4 resources development, improved away at the civil rights Issue, much of guarded secrets of ports to the Joint chief of staff. natural the magnate, price supports, aid to small business which Is lnacccptable to Southern Demo- war Was the fact that Japan The clue to Soviet plans is the DEMOCRATIC RALLY, CHICAGO, they talk fondly ot time, the greet farm was floating balloons across NOTE Mr. Truman has no civil rights laws. crats ot whatever degree of devotion to the mailing ot thousands ot Chinese The hidden Issue of this gathering of and Ocean to Oregon, Wash- love elderly healer. J particularly the party. Pacific forced laborers to build glsnt air for the Baruch the Fair Deal clans Is the McCarthy :On somecf these items, ington am since What scares them? As and even far east as port within bombing range ot Baruch refused to serve on t and dvU rlghtr, South' a shrewd politician, the President charges. Illinois and Texas. Okinawa. The airports are in Chi- a DeffloCfalle committee In lh It can be stated positively that 'they era members of Mr. Truman's own par-tj- fi knows that the South, alas, will string Wherever two or three politician U. S. censors gave strict ordera na's Fuklen province fronting on 1948 campaign. think the administration stand almost solidly against him. It along anyway. His y foregather the question 1 put: what ef- Truman and repeal and to suppress all news of these the Chin MERRY-GO-ROUN- meant imply he would civil rights gambits East Sea, and will have fect is McCarthy having in your part of Secretary Acheson are clear. They don't :.m bo to that make aro aimed at the balloons; and eves when an Ore- wide, long airstrips, for planes Oklahoma's state CIO council fight on these Southerners, ques- the country? believe that, as of now, the Cdmmulst ! a': the Industrial centers and the big Northern gon family climbed Into a tree to much larger than anything oper- has secretly voted, to take no ' tion arises, good would do? He and ot - The answer vary widely. A New York- Issue has validity. What it Eastern cities where the balance examtno a balloon and was blown ated by the Chinese-Communist- side in the bitter battle between can not find, in the South any candidate power lies. The South ho takes for granted. to bits, censors suppressed the U. 8. Intelligence reports ssy ..Sen. Elmer Thomas and Congress- er or a CaUfornian will privately admit But they have seen elections won and Information. (hat Soviet officer are directing man Mike Monroney. This means to being worried: In those populous coastal lost on emotional incidents like "Rum, state the Communist are more Romanism and Rebellion." They suggest i.t? Today-Jam- Reason for the strict censorship the construction of these airfields. that Sen. Thomas, who usually nufrierou es lntll-tratln- g that IS a kind ot contest with r The Nation Martow was that American commander The Communists are also plan- gets the labor vote in Oklahoma, and have been more successful, at there a didn't want the Jap to know how ning Jet bases, on of them at will be strictly en hi own against liberal causes. certsln kind of animal that nobody can successful balloon Monroney, Democrat; from west and win. ' , (! their campaign NIngpo, . the man.who received the far west Hearing Politicians Talk Is vas. If the Japs realised their This information" fits into the the Collier award several year Show leu concern; Their people, read let, Jhey.know.,flnally that some of their I balloons were getting across, it chiefs' estimate of Soviet plan back for outstanding congression- about It, hear less about it and they, add, people fell for the front ot liberals' was believed they would lauach diversionary moves In Europe al erylcef . . . Trygve Lie, U.N. scare less easily. They are able to, feel line which the' Communists peddled so many more thousands. to distract our attention, but with secretary-genera- l, got a rough In- optlmlttlo that it will all blow over. assiduously during-th- e war, An objective Price You Pay For Dem ocracy After the War ended, on the main punch aimed at South- troduction to the, iron curtain la There la unanlmit? on one score. Sena- person in his mind's eye the of the Jap military east 'Asla-a- nd the Pacific. The FragueSo a ed press. con., tor McCarthy Is, execrated imlversallyiaa .then.. climate of. heroic Stalingrad with our WASHINGTON, Wl- -IF YOU HAVE A men to run it. revealed that 60,000 of these bal- Kremlin appears ready to take a erenpe, the Communist new being without truth and without', honor. Russian, allies killing Nstls might P loons stooges who, slight feeling that you've heard it before, had been launched from the chance that the American public harangued him about the This ia rather unusual; politicians are otherwise" kill American but voters' don't 'A A Kurlle Islands and Formosa They would let Okinawa even "western Warmonger capitalists." 'for-beyon- you're right. THIS IS WISTFUL THOUGHT BUT and the generally tolerant 'of one another d vote objectively. , . ' crossed the Pacific at an altitude Philippines go When protested he was not When-th- e listening to politicians repeat them- It would be helpful If fall rather than to lie the bond of normal christian charity. Democrats take1 down-the- ir 4 somehow politicians of about 17,000 feet at a speed '' an agent of the western powers, selves is one of the prices you pay for war. They play politic themselves and they are hair, they' admit a. few. of, .their" could be persuaded to sit down In public of over 100 miles an hour and LOUHY AND he wa given the horse laugh. . . nhmber democracy. HARRY . chary ot a high moral tone about' the accepted. Communist support 'cynically some time and admit shortcomings and were equipped with gadgets Secretary of Defense Louis Egypt is quietly recruiting an i When President Truman set out on his tricks that'other politician play oh them. or froin sheer expediency. Others thought Virtues on both sides. which made them descend after Johnson's penchant for talking off Army and Navy of.. International yields. cross-countr- y speaking tour, be wanted President Truman himself , to they were, acting from principle Dut It's a certain distance. The prevailing the cuff getting him In trou- rovers to do battle again with Is- Other spring again. And about this is contempt McCarthy. furty-mlnde- d, tij to drum up votes for his Democrats tun- winds across the Pacific no man in bis for were plain ; , time every two years made ble with who rael, Armed frigates for the has-bee- n . v when congressmen President Truman That ia why. paradoxically, now ing for Congress. the night relatively simple de- Egyptian Navy being bought he c'It.li said here that all of them are running for we have to also talks offjhe cuff. are able to refrain from making' him more So no one expected him to ssy nice spite ther fact that' the Pacific is The-- privately from companies. are la trouble, whatever their reasons, listen to tho same routine, more or less. President complained to an U. S. Important by mentioning him. things about the Republicans running for the widest of all oceans. "Louey Life Is now so hot and they will have to sweat it out. One, f It's always been like thai. old friend the other day, behind the Opposition often arouses Harry Tru- Congress. He didn't disappoint anyone. The balloons were equipped as to Iron a German cir- Senator Pepper, was vulnerable, and an But the Truman trip and the Taft tattoo talks Bepie Dsruch and tells curtain that man's anger and shoots sparks in The picture he painted was all whites Incendiary carriers to set fire to him things tell me. cus, Brumbach and Barley (not he unscrupulous opponent triumphed. That on the Democrats' hides aren't the end ot he doesn't I defiance of discretion. has humor about and blacks: He boomed the Democrats, Northwest forests, and later they have to learn about them third Barnum and Bailey), slipped He result hat' not been lost on the trade. They it. This Is Just tho for this by-pla-y blasted the Republicans. start year. were tn, be equipped as carriers across the border into western Eu political and has practically been ay It'' a ahame, but. there It Is., More Is coming. As hand." pres agent Ot course, the element of surprise and the weather warms, of bacteriological warfare. The White House also learned rope the other night The Brum- a for the G. O. P;' Victor '"Their oluti6n If full ind'ffee"disclosure so will tho oratory, particularly when Johnston. But great, newness was lacking In this Mr. Tru- the BALLOONS TO RUSSIA that Secretary Johnson gave a bach circus Included 80 wagons, in all the spa.te.of of all the fact. The grasa-root- a message congressmen closo up 1950 man had done this before. So had all here for and Use ot these same type balloons Pentagon visitor some re- various elephants, tigers, monk- oratory he has poured on the country to the Tydlngs committee 1 scoot back secrets that even the Democratlo politicians before him. home to get In some plugs to carry propaganda Into Russia garding the Navy plane shot down eys, and clowns, but they got for a week, pure contempt has saved appearance of timidity1 W awhUewah for themselves. was proposed In this column two over the Baltic, The vlstnr was across the border just the same. him from the slip so eagerly watched must be avoided,, gpUUclans are not So you may as years ago. not THE ELEMENT OF SURPRISE AND Just well settle back for The wind currents for. roally very brave but the chips are what's coming. from Germany, newness was also lacking tn what Senator There'll be plenty of it. France, Austria, Nonetheless, the Democrats are scared down now and they want It played for Turkey or even England make Hollywood-Bo- McCarthyism. Taft, Ohio Republican, had to say Tues- It b Thorrias of They recognize it as an the' country. They still think they can win DOES ROUE easy to float U day' night In reply to Mr. Truman. IT YOU? THEN, Tins balloons Into Russia, Issue which ha more or less caught on. w'oe.casua.lUesJt.er.e,,anajhere. - is a good to In fact, they could be Inflated so They only country No one expected to time ask yourself a question: hope the will not love Meanwhile, it etiquette Senator Taft do If you as to come down In plan- lsnt here to otherwise. running tor don't like what's happening, and certain it in November as it does In May and mention that man. He's will ned areas, carrying not only Boyer Doesnt Like happen, why don't you take an ac- himself, besides being one of the leaders propaganda, tive part In politics and try to change but bars of soap, of the Republicans. It? candy, shortwave World-DeW-itt And if you did Jump In and hop up on radio sets, etc. Affairs Ot The MacKenzie ' He has also done the same thing before The Weather Bureau, with Role many the stump to get votes and beat the other His As 'Lover times, speaking In blacks and guy, whom I conferred at the time, whites. would you In the end do it different- ly? confirmed the fact that floating HOLLYWOOD-Char- les Boyer, starrer was made by Enterprise In fact, for years now, it seems, every the balloons Into Russia would be Stalin's Lie Or, would you fall in one of the five greatest Studios, which folded soon after. Reception Of time Mr. Truman has Re- line and In no fairly easy. Stu- named the time at all Secretary of Air "I was disappointed," Boyer publicans, Senator Taft has promptly be speaking in blacks and art Symington and Chief of Staff lovers of. film history, would like whites, telling how good you remarked. "I bad hopes that the are and what Omar Bradley gave set-u- p the Democrats. Just to make a tramp their enthus- to abdicate the title. could continue. I'm sure Ostensibly things even. tho opposition is? iastic approval. But A week ago, Clarence Brown An Amity Gesture The at that time the company' could have gone pa AH this gets man who didn't follow that line, the State Department said no. celebrated SS year of film di- accepted, as It always to mike fine pictures." - SO SECRETARY-GENERA- L would be a rare And great TRYGVE Therefor; .observer ere taking has been, as a legitimate part of Ameri- bird there have However, with Increasing Soviet recting by selecting the five The trouble with "Arch"? "We it for can been very fw rare birds in American Jamming of the Voice ot Amer- lover of the screen. He chose Lie of the United. Nations did see Marshal (granted that the Stalin-Li- e conference roust politics, although the voters know, politics. started without a script. And by being human beings, that life ica, and with the increasing ur- Boyer, John Barrymore, Clark the time the picture was fin- Stalin in Moscow after all, and with, a have discussed this knotty problem. How- is not Just gency Rudolph blacks and whites ot getting American idea Gable, John Gilbert and ished, there was M.OOO.OW.w It. certain amount of smugness your column- but has various shad- across ever, there have been no. signs ings. More to the Russian people, the Valentino. You have to have a 'Ben Hur to ist note iu pasting that he, forecast tho Parking Meters State Department under llve-wl-ra . VI; enT like the title," the that the Russian have any Mention of Nevertheless, these political tactics make make a profit with aa invest likelihood of this meeting. - assistant secretary Ed Barrett' is French actor teU me, "I have .Wee nothing altering their refussl to participate la any it a little tougher for al CHICAGO meat that." After all, Stalin had whatever the to The number of commu- the matter. A sever liked and have pever voters who Just want tu it to lose by such a private conversation. TJN commission oa which Calsng'sigovem. the best possible nities with parking meters has more than cere effort is being made to put: flattered .lay beted known government teen contrary,-hi-s reception was - and want to pick the best doubled In the last three years. The Mu- across On the of Lie ment Is represented, the Acheson idea ot "total as sues. WOtD-DA- Y gesture t nicipal Finance Officers Association, tn diplomacy. " have sever liked being typ- ostensibly a of amity,. The 'Red "I chief a reputation as a tactician would' reporting this, said meters had beta A CANDIDATE FORGETS ed la one particular re4e. In lBACH MEANTIME Irf LONDON TOR-e4- ga :The Big Spring fallen considerably (I he had fajMd THE Herald in at least 2,20 villages, towns Willis Smith, one' of North Csre-lin- a's Paris, I always played-- wide have to advantage of epeakg. mlaUter ef tie AUtnUe nd cities up to the end ot 1949. The as- candidates for the Senate,' variety el retea and J have tried, take this been stumping the The trevWe We dea't knew the detatt of the hew Alilanee eesHiewed to etruggie 5fS- - PnaUtUM sociation says seven cities took 1300,000 or has the state to da here. ease (sotum sm - . . aad-a-ha- lf tky Mku more from them laat year. The biggest telUng folks that ha is the great-- 4 that twe er tswee perfem-- PIROUETTE coavemtiea la the KremMa. tough preWere of providkg tflclt'mllJ-tar- However, we K granted gotehevist r amuArsxT Ncwarlra, au. take was Boston's. It coUected $484,000 friend of .the' working man. 0 aaeea alwm J44 . the jHtUle mty take far defease to centals the Jul lull-pag- tb."'SL.fi.MMn4oum bj. aptlna. from of his e advertUemeata salad." that netting Ms hsppeoed W affect mater- withe wrecking HmT eeeUy" of rati it hiu uiiTaki 5,000 meters. WHMHIHCr t)H THE reads: TaU msy eeene at a Hew te A TOH ially the Russian eetd war pregrtm, The western Europe. It 1 a taek eafltag for "1 believe in high wage scales hundreds of night club and area , Of ONE OR BOTH PC IT ultimate goal of that orfeaslve world com the Judgment of a Solemea. Cities Have 'Veep' Subs for the American working man.' teur Imitators, but Boyer added tnualzation ia unchangeable. Before them the forelga mhtetert htve ; SJ!&kstDBCleJ UlBalAlUal What Lawyer Smith has forgoU M never ottered the words, . i N ar alu ...... that .the cold., slaggering figure produced .by TU pakUibtrs CHICAGO HI ten, tq the Caibah," an ael rtiMuibl tot mm Cities don't have however or at least what he "com wld me SECRETARY UK'S ANNOUNCED Mis- their couatrte' geaerale and dsieaie'asea-Uter- s ,r ' , siDlulaa m trpwapluttl trrw Uut ui wants - Somebody else dramed. the line Mrract at "veeps,' but a growing number of may. the, people of North Caro- sion to Moscow was to "cave the UN," eWc runtti.uua u - a uu uiim last month, The inUttary laid U ia stub- lina to forget Is up. 1 krautht atWaUu u4 iMtJuLuoH ora have assistants who give them a that he actual- which earl la K exkteac came up plan for niee oa lartja ly opposed a The actor is going afield BP rearms a scale. 'di furtfcti lbs Ilia tKOunl k helping hand. minimum far against studied ebetmeUea of the So- - rtetlTttf tun lot the Among other thing they peepoted totes i; lualitpti- to trror. wage for the working man as romance In his current 'I' 'a' Mttrms rb rlftu The American Municipal Association from viet sateHMe f Mrtid I rJte m td tU Ant. and its sitae. ground force of. 90 sHviateaa tofceohy Utirtlius epj says late as 1947. Despite the fact that movie. He I flaying a pries la atWjl ' iasefkulajlAAAjsgLga IsAemaU Aaf 4'arutlni otdtrt on tcctpud Ihu New York has a deputy mayor, San saew tJr ikjasrs aajjeaian BsrstjsavsTsaTssatW sjswstww As u uiIihIi the minimum' wage Legjea," which U Mtlsh and Americaa air power. . J trrontow rtntcUea tb federal is now "The First gaasileBaUl 'eVe as 4s um tbtrttitr Francisco a chief administrative officer. maskAajjiam nl SBBBpjgaBB aasssas tassjasj SBfjjssjsantgkji iuuAas tf nsauNaa aa Mrsta, tum M fixed 75 ecnts, Informed being filmed ataaet entirely in waasjsjjfsjssssji i JJB) tu. .WfU, now, when ym tr aetata tht)tto Louisville, a city at Salth Uo W.l pj flu fAfBgajK consultant, Milwaukee jsjijasje J wWHa'VW BjgajgfjBjsjpaaaaaF jjbj ssearax trVwW cash yeu get a tetoek, Mpsteor secretary, the North Carolina General As- the Mleslea Ian at Riverside, Stlrte anexccutlve and Cleveland and 40-te- since t Ceeaaaualata sembly, that the nt minimum CaUf. maUaUe CHasre eetimie that; fHtraag.eke war M.eisjilritl New Orleans have executive assistants to gained centre! ef the' eewisfy. QweraUeal. abeat MM )Hto rmWTTW iwm uwn Slinamt was "harsh, unreaiebable and sv ' Bwer latest released picture tateiia to a aesateal irwwn Bai their mayors. ' 's re-tal-A Seattle voters recently ap- necessary.'' was "Arch of Triumph'' two mo CUeae; WitssniHtts sUl dlvMe wieh prieaary i yilf ea inf. jitTfcaoo; tMiS3rrKM utc-ij- hu n ., proved a charter change that created the EYES'QKINAWA seats, and Seviet Wee Br jsVrtar m star, SIS. I uul n ntr, SOVIET years age (although he spade "A their the has frem half to three sjaartere of tWa aiiettsa) post ot administrative assistant to having NaUea- - WA "S leslq snisssr taalB.aa Jhe A Soviet plot tP force the Ualt- - WemM't Vengeance" after that beyeetted every UK era w VsxjajgpBBi gj MtVWenaTy PWiWtt attsau'91tWeV tWj Big jsjaris; Daily1 Herald; May 18, 1950 mayor, " - ' J 4;StatM ok iu Pacific UH4 aa). The Jaria Bergman ee-- (U0e--,e- l-- eassairw BeBBsBBsj htye gesveftswoh Wgher aaaea the war, ; Big Spring (Texan) Herald, Thur., May 18, 1950 T of the FBlr Embassy Aides "From these Ihe Attorney Gen- made his decision Mrs. APPEAL-DEPORTATIO- N eral that WILL Knauff should not be admitted. To disclose to her the reason for her Can f Exolain exclusion would be lnlmlcable to Internal security," German-Bo- m War Bride Wins In Washington, the House judici- Slayer Release ary Committee, which Initiated .Ihe move to grant Mrs. Knauff resi- dence In this country sent not ' jf CHIHUAHUA. Max., May IS. I a of Attorney Mc-ara-th, iypf2wiHBBB' 7K'aaaBawtimBHFVe! U. 3. Embassy authorities aay Reprieve From Supreme Court rebuke to General they M t a Ion io explain tht I '"?;.. ISmlamamamamamamaamH Chairman Celler (D-N- ) wrote rtltste.ot the contested slayer of NEW YORK. May la. Ul An gress." daya more In thlt country might BuaHHHH (Hackle) McGrath that It the woman li ex- Texas Sheritr Otis W. 8. 1 BPBSSSSSKBaBBnSrxBBBBBBkaKaMaaBBBBBBBBBBBBBBXBat . dM& f ? aBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBaaaBBBBBBBBBBj ordtr from a U. Supreme Court The House unsnlmoutly approved Jeopardise national security, even pelled the, orT i Morrow-from-- a Mexican - b6re Senate aeff -' ' : 4ll Juitlc 'touted the deportation-rrf-i- hill month' eilow Mrs. 4l ' Vlllalobos, My was ordered lasr to lhfinltslmaUyTrr ' tha measure his 'committee would 1RyBiKPWBH!B ,w 4aS'aaamaaaagtBl Jos Qerman-bor- n war bride yesterday Knauff to enter the United States. released here yesterday under a He added that neither Mrs. consider such a step "contemptu n 20 minutes before piano This it now pending be- - court' action corresponding to hist her measure ous of the House of Representa- left for Europe, ore, Knauff, the courts nor Congress habeas corpus In the. United States, the senile. tives." ttsssasasaaml ' "4 Signed by Justice Jackson In Mrs. Knauff, 35, has been held on had Been ah "fo learn what the HnSntt vSjfcbWi-1- A federal Judge ruled that an order Mrs, Knauff waa taken back to HRRlBiMIHvW ' - Washington, the order ablowt Mn Ellis Island since 1918. She testified specific charges against her are." ifMii'-J-iV- llftsTsaasaYaBaTaT ear . t - Mexico City for hit arrest was Eltla Islsnd pending the outcome l w i from Ellen Knauff to remain In thin coun before a Congressional BHki- not to hbld him. Committee Asked by a reporter why the gov- of her appeal to the higher court. sufficient try pending the outcome of an ap- last month that she Vlllilobot been held two believed the had peal of ber case to the high court expulsion order waa by ernment wants to deport Mrs. months while extradition proceed- Initiated Knauff and why the hat not been She waa given until May 25 to file a former girl friend of her hus- " iht)lJBMmaaaaaaaal SBaaaaaaaaaalr ings were underway. He was ar- Informed of the reasons, V S, WJJrl? .Jl:i'.l'.JBM f aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaM such an appeal. band, Kurt. He wan a civilian em- STOP THAT rested by Mexican officers, accom- Attorney Irving H. Saypol replied-"Ou- r followed up his ploye of U R. panied by Texas officers, on March Jackson order the Military Govern- knowledge of Ihe facts In with a bluntly-worde- d statement ment In Germany. Vv geaBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBal 16, four daya after tha Presidio this case Is hsted on reports of criticizing Immigration and took tEtflHftl i '' SKmM3wIBm County was found shot to Justice Jarkion pointed notice of the investigation not only of SHIMMY sheriff Department officials for "bundling the Department's the death on a lonely road between Justice refusal Army Intelligence Division but also ussasasaWemB9l"lgenJemw?F this woman onto an airplane to get to make public lis reasons for bar Marfa and Presidio. her out of this country within ring Mr Knauff other than its re- AT liaTaTaTaTaBTaTEPSSgefxi aTaaw ... 'TOfaKassaTaTaaTMf? W2 sa?alKTaTaTa?aTaTaTa?aTi i Vrs H m The embassy said yesterday In fii f r i'jPj t hours" after the Circuit Court of port that would be a esKsBBaTsBaT' feaTssaTanemsleTsBaBV $ Mexico City extradition papers "ihe haiard sBilxHPwmAK"!! SiZIJfijiiiiil- that Appeals had granted to to internal security " for the youth had been presented clearance TRY fafclBlaamreJaml PMyaBBMwBinSSRSS the deportation move. lip said he would have refuted I Wg3aR JR to the Mexican foreign office "two I Such haste, Jsckson said, to sign de- or three weeks ago." "leaves the delay order If the no doubt that the purpose Is to partment "had at any Norman C. Davis. Presidio Coun- time shown Chiropractic s&s defeat the Jurisdiction of this court even probable grounds to believe I I ty attorney, said Mexican authori as well as the determination of Con- - that presence of this few ties had never asked for an order woman a of arrest. "The presidential warrant of ar rest, signed by President Truman ROAD ST. VITAI It built over floodad-eu- t Marlon St., the main road from Wlnnl- - THE To Thlt rimp of State Dean Ache-so- n vraihtd out whan Rod Rlvar of tha North and Secretary ptg, Canada, to St Vital. Tht bridge (top ctnttr) wat tha Is being held," he said. au- raa, laavlng Bonlfaca a virtual Island. Normally, "It backad up tha Salna rnd flooded tht whole St the sheriff of Presidio to (AP Wlrsphoto). thorizes tha Salna Is a very smsll eraak at this point arrest Vlllalobos In Mexico when extradition Is granted by Mexico." Federal Dlst. Atty. For Chihua SATURDAY, MAY 20TH hua State, Gulllermo Carlllo May- - ai nez, said he tried fruitlessly to block court action releasing the mmpRicE youth. He said agents of his office Unification Goes On Display are attempting to keep track ol Vlllalobos so he could be la on Armed Forces'Day' if further evidence sent With Joint Fireman Finds this lUMl I jiY long It was Just a family WASlflNGTON Tha military nounced that Armed Forces Day as as Famous birthday party. They held forma Car On Fire IK would be celebrated on the third services will pass through one of troops, gave cut . tions parties, PA., May 18. UB Ml-m- more step In their somewhat pain, Saturday in May. When the time on their own reserva- READING ml sec- cakes all of the ful unification process on Armed came for Air Forces Day, the tions. The Leathernecks had been With fellow members Forces Day, May 20. They'll be ond Saturday in September, the making a big occasion of the Liberty Fire Compsny, Walter had In of a cheering for one another and Joint- occasion passed unnoticed. It birthday since 1921. The date Is the Skrockl went search i ly putting on parades, demonstra- been celebrated only once In 1M8 anniversary of the founding of the blazing automobile, jgBIPgessa. tion! and parties. But many of commemorating the founding of the corps at Tun Tavern, in Philadel Responding to a telephone geaaaaaW.'Mi!issssssv tht. celebrants will undoubtedly be Air Force Sept 17, .1917. phia, in 1775, alarm, the firemen went to the sadly recalling the past, when each Becretary of the navy juaunews Actually mere hid never been spot where the car was sup- service had a day of Its own. chose Navy Day, Oct 27, 1010, as a Day." There had been posed to be yesterday, Unable Bonded "Marine lion i bon The last individual celebration hte occasion for dismissing the only limited public participation to locate It, they returned to OLD CROW was Army Day. April 6, lM-- the popular Chief of Naval Operations, In the birthday celebrations, The the fire house. in- a anniversary of America's entry Adm. Louis E. DenlelS. It wsa other services used to drum up There, they learned the burn- aft-rno- many Navy "men. to the first World War. That double blow to public support to interest Con- ing auto was on another street Sec- old-t!m- e fanfare -- President Trumsnand. They missed the gressmen" aneV recruits. Thus a where-- It had been left by tie retary of Defense Johnson watch- and public demonstrations. Ana Armect Day Its owner,- - Fireman Skrockl. jpmjCKYSTiAje,,r warmly approv unified Forces does ed a parade. That night Johnson manv of them had, eiimenate considerable competi Neighbors put the flames out In announcing this "OWBpHWtlSgJBt criticism of cuts tubtuntitl spoke to the Military Order of ed Denfleld's the tion among' the 'services, both for before the firemen arrived. emneaa Wars, a civilian organiza- in Navy strength in hearings be L price reduction on Old Crow, World appropriations and manpower. tion of officers who ,had fore Congress; There are still anniversary cele- we want to emphasize that nothing it changed Army tfcen celebrating prompted and sponsored The Navy had brations within the various services. Lie Says Stalin buf the price! Today, at during the patt one Day from Its origin in 1928. Its day Since 1922. It had been Some companies or squadrons hold- hundred Old Crow remains a stand- Johnson took the occasion to an- sponsored by the Navy League, ing distinguished cele- Hale Hearty yrart, organisation. unit citations And nounce to bis hosts that they wipre another civilian It brate, privately on the, date they ard of perfection in Kentucky bourbons. &5L. 5"'X celebrating, their last Army Day. commemorated' the founding of the were cited. And some branches MOSCOW. May 18. - United ssssssssaf President, he said, Navy in . Octorber, 4??5 and ihe Nations Secy.-Ge- n. Trygve says He and tha of the Army, such as the Quarter-mast,e- r, Lie te?MMm&flr - ' tl had decided that afternoon there birth of President Theodore Itoose Blgnal.orEngIheera Cprps, Prime MinUfer Stalin la bale and ra.J'eeta W fati'V 2 would 'bo no m6re individual velt, a "big Navy" man. have annual parties. hearty. uni- time came for Ma '" days," that in the interest of When the the The Navy League Intends to ob- Lie, who talked with Stalin for ine Corps Birthday. Nov. 10, the fication they'd all get together in serve Navy Day hereafter by hold- an hour and a half on Monday 1950 on one day. His hosts re corps fared better than its brother ing memorial services for sailors told reporters the generalissimo coldly. tne aaamaeaSBaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaWaVaaaTkaBBBBBBBBBemBBBBBBBWBBiaBBBLaK 4am aa celved the announcement services. Johnson let .marines buried at sea. The services al- "was aa healthy and lively at he On Aug. 30, 1M9, Johnson an continue to celebrate on their posts Mgfwmm --. ways had been, a , feature of the was in 1948." HEWmXZSTRAlGBTL day's celebrations. When league "All these rumors about his " v the asrW aTsaraimF , BBJjF BOURBON WHISKEY - didn't hold them last year, It caught health are lies and false," Lie said. 28 POUNDS WITH considerable . criticism. Whether "Maybe they are wishful thinking the Nayy will be allowed to par- on the part of tome people 100 PROOF . .TjHE; CHOW "" ticipate officially in the league's Lie last talked to the Russian OLD DISTILLERY COMPANY, FRANKFORT, KENTUCKY1 memorial services has not been leader when, he was in Moscow THIS HOME RECIPE announced. four years ago. 8Ra(Mi'tV DM orithul TtfnU il eelree aa4 uUei feet nten tae empty tot-ti-e cwlae (or taaiaa eff Mir lit It's elmpW. far ?vtt aMar tick. Yea never n4 nr-eeetn- Jut r to jravr dracsto aa4 uk for 4 tmmem kaew a fernery BMeeeat erttOe ukJae nijM BarMTMnSwa- - tuWaW fart H. eUmtlea ikt. Me TrtstM yist fcm eaoath tnptfrult jalM 4M Hit te tttr. Ke vltanlu a (artUy ro ABOUT SO SUSPECTS ARRESTED IN to en tottta. Th uki jut twe UMopooBf (lact bwtt tat o WOtTTbe buD(T)r, twite an Ifctr U U.iU If fu dr. Thifi LOST POUHDS DAY-LON- the ray firat bottle aoua't hew to (he 2i G GULF COAST RAIDS bask, wr inf. te Iom Mir Ui ul kilp 'A a triUf al sect el Barteatnte.il eaa MtlB Wiwlr, more (Tactful ! recetaaitM It to aareat," wrIUt llontr of atrtfU KeatM TrUUa. Bern US, Btalaal. -- feeble Pfn4 a lacba niw nt Tou. I GALVESTON, May 18. Ul Fed innocent and placed 110, jut tten to 4Upr etauet like attU4't bete Ukea S botUea es4 ket U pound-(- na wat under Ira seek, la. ana taet, eMetMa, hlpt, 1ST te 1H.M eral and local officers claim to 000 bondr have broken up a $1 million dope Frank Castano, beer tavern op lOIV$r PRC ring M which bought heroin from New erator, pleaded guilty and his bond OFANVFUU-SZiOP- M -- York racketeers with marihuana was set at $10,000, CAR AND A SWmKARTTOOfimj smuggled .Mexico, from "I want to go before the Judge Pr, M.; Gjbbs Dr. D. G. Gibbs About GQ.auspecii were & arrested toon possible" (old yesterday in a day-lon- g aeries of u at Cetttno DELIVERED Choose Good Health raids on taverns" and rooming U, B.-- Commlstleser Willie Mae houses la this Gulf Coust area. Coltxer. "I'm gulitand, might aa IN BIG SPRING Preliminary hearings on federal well gave court, .cot ta nd do my Through Ghiropractic hTrcotlc" charges wereheMTf6r 12 Ume as quickly aa amml defendants late yesterday, includ- posslbto.;' I "W aaVaA ing three men whom officera point The cases of Acbee and Rangel $1,756. GIBBS CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC ed out as, ringleaders. Hearings for will go to fhe federal grand Jury, lir three 'others are scheduled today, Castano will coma ta, trial at the Froae 86S4 , next session of federal 800CroUad f 'Rudolph Acbee. about SO. opera court. n The defendants ti-- tor, of a. bar, .who pleaded innocent other appearing f and waa placed under $10,000 bond, yesterday included s NegpSea. ' - . - rii joae Mangel, a merchant seaman j from.. Corpus. Christl who pleaded eMamamamssssV 'aamamamamamamRaamaamHHa . 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AP Sports Writtr Race flrtt inning and went on to defeat AP Sports Writer a team Of Exet, 75, In a batebaU Tht pennant hdpes of the Brook Whitney Pridt HOPEFUL Imbroglio l1ayed ii Steer perif ft today, - ' lyn Dodgert are brighter MIDLAND INDIANS Wednesday night. .' tv Big Don Ntweombr Is back on the rcdftiT The Exet rallied tor four tallies i beam', Hall Of Track In tha final canto, Johnny Hooper BALTIMORE, May 18. taV-Th- e iNtwcombi. .again looks like driving onct Preaknesr looks-fro- most corners in three of the markers tht pitcher tha experts said would today like just another round be- Utter Winners ROMP ON STEEDS with a ringing triple. bt a cinch to win 20 garnet and tht tween Middleground and Hill Pacing the attack of tht win- MIDLAND. May . best bet to become the first Nation Prince In their "he's down, he's Back In 1951 Midland's time tht Tribe struck for seven ners were Harold Boston, who up"" battle for the 1950 champion- maians aruira noiei in tne fences al League pitcher to cop SO since runt. bathed a double and a alngle and ship among three-year-o- ld horses. here Wednesday evening, defeat- - Dlzxy Dean of the 1934 St. Louis Big Spring high school will Ernie Nelson actttcred a dozen drove home two mm. Howard "" -- '- So far, the two colts stand at the j 7 'i k lLi 'Sk- - "lH sm Cardlnali. head of the pack with little to have the nucleus for a fairly strong At Aton, president of the Big Big Spring hits to score an eaty Jonet, the winning hurler, alio ac Saturday's Spring professional baseball club win. One of those wat a home Tht husky Negro righthander choose between them. track and field squad In 1831. counted for two RBI't. u race may not prove much more. announced hls corning that the run by Felix Comet, who stirred tht heartt of tMatbush last Of the ten boys who won let purchased alio Moe Madlton hit a bates empty saBeBBBBBBBSBjBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBji-SBBBBBBB- j Middleground and Hill Prince Bronci have outright had a double and a single. Gomel's bbbbv night as pitched the Dodgers to ters the pait season, five will be home run for the looter in the ht have taken turns beating each tht contract of Danny Concep- round tripper came In the ninth. a 6--2 flve-h- lt vletory over the Car- bsck for competition next year, tion from Abilene, fourth frame. other tri three races. Hill Prince Bobby Gonulei hit for the cir- AB A Cobb, hard-hottin- g RXEB (II RHFO Middle-groun- promising sprinter: Robert Tht first seeker. 1 dinals. took the Wood Memorial. d cuit for Big Spring with a man Htoptr lb.p 10 14 won Kentucky Derby. who developed fait as a quarter who belted the ball at a .400 on In nl - , 0 I t Newcombt, who complained of a tht the sixth. U 1 1 I milt runner; Bobby Wheeler, strong plus clip while here earlier In MttUn I 0 Hill Prince bounced back In tht Midland used four singles and Lttl f I 0 0 I 0 LINDELL DEAL'-Outfl- tldtr sore arm as was from in events; Johnny JOINS IN 'NEW Johnny Llndtll holdt bt bitted Withers last Saturday. several Fort. the seaion, will probably Join a double, two walka and errors Mill" lb- - I 0 I 1 . s quarter mller; Bobby Vi 1 0 0 out hit In New York pillar to post in h three previous Middles-round'- and Jack the club here Friday night. Lopez - L. I i bt at hi Joint hlr nw teimmttet of tht St It should be by Jorge and Potato Pas- wrliM c( I I o t a nt Gross, capable of shattering some Louis Cardlnali at Ebbett Field, Brooklyn, btfort a gam with tha starts, showed no trace of the turn. If so, the King Ranch runner etial to score Its seven tallies In Potttr p i 0 I e 0 1 Dodgtrt. Llndtll was acquired from Ntw York for as ha went tht distance for record In the weights of 1931 Ing the Big Spring Broncs cull- the big Inning. Ctle tt-t-b I 1 0 I 0 tht Yanktti tht will have the edge then by virtue TOUU ,. II I 1 II I Others winning numerals were 12-- 13-h- walvtr prict of $10,000. to right Managar Eddlt Dytr, the first time this staton. having won two legs of triple y. The lt Midland offensive was An A Ltft art: of the Billy Wayne King, tTF.ERi oi a n ro first bastman Stan Mutlal and Llndtll. AP Wlrtphoto). Tht topbomort mainstay not only crown. The Belmont next month who played tn The contest was fairly close paced by Stan Hughes, who crash- PhllUj 3b , 4 I I I I the pole vault at the state meet; Jtnnlnn 3b I 0 0 I 0 choked off tht Carda on five hits might well change the picture until the eighth frame, at which ed out a bract of doubles Every 0 Joe Rhodes, mller; Paul Forten lUJJroMh 3b 0 0 0 0 but also fanned el. vt and climaxed gain. man in tne Midland lineup bit rtarion cf-- 1 I I t 0 berry, sprinter and relay tt-t- b a game-winni- four-ru- n eighth In- Of one runner; ssfety at least once. Mtrtln course. If Mr. Trouble or and C. B. Harris, pole Jonti p ,,.....,. 3 ning rally with a two-ru- n single. vaultcr. The two teams play here again o lllllo1111 of the other three probable entries All Ropin' urown j j ii i LOOKING 'EM OVER Newcombe'a victory was doubly of those honored won pplms Contests tonight, then move to Big Spring Wltkburn lb 0 0 0 0 0 runs off with the Preakness the lb-- In the district meet. The letter-me- n for contests In Mtlntt S .0 t I t J sweet to the Dodgers for the lotlng whole thing will be And three two nlehtn. it . ..; b e o o chaotic. were announced by Coach bio srama imtir i With Tommy Hart pitcher was chunky May Lanier Mr. Trouble seems to be Just the Set For Lamesa aaanroA ntrrr lb t o t I t. Bert Brewer. Oenn tt I I J I 0 Tukb 11 1 I t t 0 Who owned a string of eight colt to do it. Bint Crus lb Orttn r( I 0 lb t t t g Brooklyn. sells ...... 93 T e ai T Bobby Fernandez, the ex-Bi- Springer who, Incidentally, now straight victories over The C. V. Whitney color bttrer IfPts Ttitu uie t"7 rl 410400 0 ooo im t--a The triumph enabled the Dodg In Local Bathing Saturday Night a 10 kxes ..!.., Tapanei ai a last name, apparently had more than one reason (or came third in the derby and Beauty FicuM 10 0 14 tTXERI , .. 401 110 I I ers to remain within a game of everyone is of the opinion It was DiUtorrt )b 4 I s i o SSrrori. Ittlt I. Lttt runt tatitd tn. all those trips to his native Havana. . Junto o 4 league-leadi- ng Revue Plans Now Mm lion. Cttn. Ilooptr . notion' I. Vooit ago, the Philadelphia not his Roptn' fana In this area won't It 4 1 When Roberto Jumped the Chattanooga club two months he best race. Oontaltt 0i)os i 1. Drown. Mtlntlt two bttt M. Roitoni Informed the Lookout management was going home 'to tha bed- Phllt. The Phils edged the Cincin The situation Is very much the Being have far to go Saturday evening to Cans p .., Uirtt hit. Ilooptr: borai run. Uidl- - he Formulated ,.., t I o o bin Fcrnandex nati Reds, 5-- In a night game at same last year when three colts solosI ton: unon'otiif, KsttJ. Itttrt ll'ototia side of a sick father.' When he was on the local roster, at see two of the best In world in ac- Total. II I oiiti. s, Hiuir. rnttr. 111. Philadelphia. Vlllle Joner single in early running 1949 Preliminary plant for for Ctas In ith. lllll hiii uit, threatened to go home almost every week because his mother was were the for Bit tion. Dubtl notion UJJtrUn J. Bruwni but! park. was home Ed Waltkut, wrc had tripled, honors. Spring's annual bathing beauty re- midland an a n ro a oi feiUi. o(t PatUr S. U Jtntt ; Last week. In a special ceremony at the Havana Bobby lluthM 4 S S 1 track out, S. tin S. with the winning run In of vue, to be held in con- Toots Mamfleld, Big Spring, five t br Potttr Utt Jontt 111 married to one Carlotta Hevla, then proceeded to play the outfield the last Calumet's Ponder won the derby this year Dtwiaa cf I 1 1 t 0 umpuit iioimtt tot houui umt- - s:io. 6 4. the ninth. and Greentrce's Capot the Preak-nes- junction with the opening of the times world's champion calf roper, riroback lb 4 S 1 0 for the Cubans. The home club won the game, by the way, and rr'jiei lb s i The Pittsburgh. municipal swimming pool, be- In i Pirates turned Isldor Bleber'a Palestinian arc is to meet Troy Fort, Lovlngton, JOOM 0 S I t I I S f. y. back the in ing formulated by the local BPW supmnioa u I I I o one-tim- e who Is supposed to Join Abi- Bravet, another figured right up to the Belmont N. M., present world champion I Ray Vasquet, another Bronc nuea lb 4 night game In Boston. The Pirates by finishing in money in club, Mrs. Harold Canning, chair roper. In a lene, was hitting .375 for the Havanans at the last report. the the matched roping event EldrUti tt 4 1114I 1 I TOPS CAFE 1 man of event, t dropped an H off his name lnct snapped a tie and drove Vera first two classics. the announced this at Lamesa. NUsn p , 1 s I o 4 Lefty Gumbo Elba, who has last morning. touu ty for the Cubans. Blckford out with a three-ru- n at Capot went on to add the Bel- Each of the experts will rope 12 si u ii u leaving here, won his first two starts .Work on BIO IPRmO . 0O0 030 00- 1- 4 tack in the sixth inning. mont to his score It un- has started the souve calves fresh wild Brahmas. MIDLAND 100 but wasn't program Ml tit II 1100 LASEESA IHWAY J Sheldon Jones pitched the New til In the year he actual- nir to be published for the The match previously was ad Loptt. riicuti. Prineei rum btt-t- d LOCAL FANS WOULD LIKE TO OET CONCEPCION late that la. X 1 event. Mrs. Canning Oonii OonuUi I. Hutbo. Dtw Big York Giants to a triumph over ly emerged as the leader. said. 6everal vertised for Sunday, but It has on, ttipb-mo-a Local fans are hoping that Abilene wUl option a player or two to prospective rirnbtck I. Priori I, Jonn, Steaks Luunchet Rahmes, who the Chicago Cubs in the National's There are two other certain and entrants In the revue been changed to 8:30 p. m. In the t, Sues: two but but. Oomn. Spring, now that the Blue Sox have obtained Rlph S. Fried Chlckea only day game. He was helped by one probable entry the $50,000 have alto been contacted. Lamesa rodeo arena. Tht spon Hirnanoti. Husbtt rirnbtck, Ftlact. performed In the Texas league last season. They would prefar that for aroii; una duo nil junto; nomo rum, Sandwiches e the- park home run In expect- Dato for the affair hat not been soring Lamesa Rodeo association aomn; Concepcion be aent back over hare. the Preakness, But they aren't Oonntttv iloUn Dtwion. Danny first Inning by Bob Thornton with ed to provide anything except a set, though the pool is scheduled felt that the evening session would atteo; iitrltlct. rirnbtck: doublt plan, Good Hamburgeri' to be opened on May 28. Fticutl, atala Crut and Lepti) Oomtlti, one on. little mora uncertainty to tht out- bt mora comfortable for the fans. en Longhorn (Vernon), has suectadtd Holt 1949 Pttcutl tnd Stmt Crui: Itfl kmii Opea 8 A. M. - 11 P. M. Cotton McCaikty, tha tx The New York Yarkeea outlasted come. The revue was held July 4 Open Jack pot roping it an add mi aprim 7, wioitca ii bum en etna, manager Alabama Statt Millers and It with Vevagcne off Case 10: ttruck out. br etna 1. Mitios 7 nays ween Mllntr as of the Brtwton 11-- 9 Apple winning the ed feature to tha program. a tht Loult Browns, but feU Carson's Kinsman I occasionally for his ehargtt. Ha rtctntly St Mr. Jamet Big I: ptiltd ktu Junta uraptrti xUtr, playing In tht' outfield into a pla League W. H. "Miss Spring" title. ana ntmraona: . Brtwton a win. first t American and Mrs. Labrot'a Balkan vriiiti lint, i:o. contributed a triple to an attack that flavt tl with the DelroltTIgeri. TheTK are the two aure to be dropped in gert, who began the two per entry .Sylvester DIAMOND RECORD day the box Friday. CRAMERS BOAST COLORFUL centage pointi behind the Yanks, up mum ileid fer the Coahoma town LaDrot hain't made nit ROYALTK There has been a Cramer playing center knocked off tht Boston Red Sox, about Arcave but trainer1 Jimmy Tf years MOTlMJOMfe0Wr'r"r aaaaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiBBaaiBLBaiii - team for the past .6 3. Rowan seems to feel the colt should Jf'i..... It was m.or.e wamer. now - -- 1 - Entering the ninth squared at at take a crack at fourth Iirst brother,.i- came along and took to M, least city. Then Burl. Boone's tht Yanks shbved three runs h6me money. afllaaiilBliiiiiiiiaaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiBBiiJ ; snatrnlllriff the middle carden. to win on three singles, two walks Kinsman, Balkan and Arcave all 3 1 t I.J M 141 i itlAM at Now comes Rodney Cramer, an ouuianamg xriaacr ww vmu and a bit batsman. are from Maryland stables. This high and now a budding picket mat). . At Detroit, Lefty Ted.Graj- - out- - probably, went, Jong, way toward pitched the veteran Ellis Kinder. In their consideration for the Presk-nes- s. Charley Gorki, quite a, hurler for the-- Unlveultj' of Texas In tht to topping Boston for the second Tqmi, I baseball season Jutt ended, haa 'Joined tht Yoakum A tlmtiiGray-tBeounter- ed t'tlifflculti' teml-pr- o, ouUlt doing business In the Gualalupe Valley circuir only twjta. Walt IDropo, sensational .BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBJtBBBKeBjBBBnBBajBBBnBBBEtBJBBia Rookie Red, Sox first baseman Texas Clinches FaaaaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiVlaiiiKHaVHaBnaBVHaBaBMSIaiiii v u t, ibropo Bob-L'en- who tarns hit keep as an umpire In tht Wttttrn league, drove In all ofostoa'a runs was a. member or tht our oang movie kios at int mi miKy on his seventh and eighth home Rooney, wn a member of tht tr.ypt, Lent, still piays extra roles In runs. S'west Crown Hollywood. The Tigers clinched' the Kama in By The Associated Press the fourth, when Dick Kryhoskl Southwest .Conference catchall anoelo Has come up with reputable pitcher lashed a two-ru- n Inside the park ends today with nothing but per- Outside of a hurler by the name of Indlo' Beltran. the San Angelo 00011- - run. sonal prestige 'hinging on the re- Colta probably didn't profit much when they purchased tb entire f'TUy; Scarborough, ace Washing-to- o sult. ''..BBuflQHHHaiHFr Rti.tLalBa StM roster of the Robstown. Valley league team. righthander, pitched the Sena-tor- a Texas yesterday cinched Iti 28th JRHBSBr However, Bellran may be good enough to Jieep the ColU In tha t'o a ?--0 decision over the Chi- clear championship in SS seasons first division of the Jxmghom league standings. II he begins to' live cago White Sox. Scarborough yield- as Murry Wall shutout Texas A&M, up to 'his press clippings, he'll rival Al Sokowoltkl of Odessa at the ed six hits while the Senators col-- 54, on five hits. lected only three off Bob,Kuiava ...IWhed place in - best pitcher in tnecircuw. ltuu aaaaaB9aBaHr ' "r '!.- V Beltran bad a tryout with Dallas but didn't quite make the grade. but' thV Senators made the most of theBustandings with a 54 decision even walks. over Methodlit. Fred HtlBttBtw BfE&xStMM i The Philadelphia Athletics scored Copeland held SMU to five hits. ssssssjBtatBaaaaaajsj MEHBJm' three runs in the ninth inning to Texat and A&M and Baylor and rETKESffiaMKKmBBS00EKBIBM'w Torrid Oklahoma City Wins Again aown tut Indians 7 to 9, in a Southern Methodlit play again to- night game in Cleveland. day at Austin and Waco respectivel- y- ' talllataaBLaaikSV KKUnUrWKB yMiSmT 'OtHO'.'CM-f- rkaaaalB ! But Fails To Gain On Panthers For Texat the victory meant it Dogits Oppose will play Arlrona,. Border Confer champion, the right to It Texas ence for By WILBUR MARTIN Houtton. M. and keep represent district six In the rat- AP STAFF League lead, Stanton Friday ional Collegiate tournament at You could call Oklahoma City a lit other garnet, San Antonio Omaha, 'Neb;, Jiine , Mig collegiate na- well balanctd,tanv and a look at nudged, DaIas,-3-2- and. Tulsa nip Tha Spring "B" . baseball last year won the last night's box score will prove 1L, ped.SnreyeBort,5i team will' clash with tha Stanton tional championship. Oklahoma high tchoolfnine here 'Friday. &- - Bea'Tompxlnt'tnd Xarsegrlst Start wltlTUJeacore: Locklln and BUI Burgher City 21, Beatltnont 6. Stuart Game time has been set for both sophomores, drove In all of column. Ev- hit home run for Oklahoma City, p. m. with Jack Sparks slated to Texat' runt at the Longhornt won Switch to the.'Tuna" u erybody scored one or more. but the 20-b-it attack off three-Bea- go to tha mound for tht Big their 49th straight' game at Clark -- Everybody hit safely one or more mont pitchers was really a team Springer, Field. . . times, Just two. players, the sec- Job. Tp Indians' bad three big In Tht contest will ba tha second Dick Beadle gave Baylor- only ond baseman and the pitcher dldn t nings; scoring five runs la the iuu,-si- x engagement ef lot season betwtcn slxi'hllij but errort hurt bis ffort. get a mark la the "outa" column In thttslxth and seven la tht the two teams. Stanton Von tht 'oth Three of Baylor's five runt ttaallllB i MM MM K4l aVk ,( . p-- '" ii eighth.. - f one-Me- d victory left the. liw 1 er- garner were unearned. i. . -- j iHVowovrfiortcnoHH The ' 4. 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10 B!g Spring Herald, Thurs., May 18, 1050 CLASSIFIED DISPLAY CUSSIFIED DISPUY ANNOUNCEMENTS A AUTOMOBILES BUSINESS SERVICES D WOMAN'S COLUMN H MERCHANDISE t: Political Calendar AUTOS FOR SALE Bl PLUMBERS Oil LAUNDRY SERVICE HS BUILDING MATERIAL Remember To Be On CASH BPECIAL: tl0 Pord Conrertt. HENDEHSON PLUMBING I Time Baldwin Piano Th n.rml4 kV CBope, Radio and meter, UW. Brookshlre Laundry It A taw are at Motor KX COMPAKY Make m th candidate ueDonaid Co, Jolnv Dry-Cr- ear LUMBER Your Classified Ad lriwli or rnoflo 1174. Roufo With Kbiu inm. tabfeei I iiua 1 th ton Service Calla Given Prompt NEW DEADLINES prlmartee Attention r.. . Wet Waak Adair Mutic Co. Daily Habit To ran crnianra inn. put. and Heley-Set- f BARGAINS M. A. M. Repair Contract 10 A. Weekdays mrra 1948 NASH Watef-Ma- ytai rOR STATS LCOISLATtflUI 160 Soft. 2 P. M. Saturday For Sunday Paper "Vty Nlsht" Water Heatcn 1x8 KD Drop StdlnK lLBft im Oreog Phono 1I17 Read The R. IPeppj) BIrTIT Club Coupe Service Machine Per DUrrlet mitt: Curb Service In and Out 2x4'a and 2x(Ta 7JI ron vou who fAin ro work. oiarux sullivan Plan vour vienUnn In thli Day Ph. 3658 Night 26M-- FTereid'a "Help Wealed" rolnmni CLTOB TTTOUAa W 2nd . Phone K38 1x3 and 1x6 Shlplap art clean car, Wcatbcr-oy- e. 811 East 3rd the lotieal place hi look Thar lut Dm Classified Section Attsrncrt Radio and t 8.2S -- rr otitnit WASH and atreteb emrtatna. Zolma and S4S ., joi7iiirv B.ur in. waai KLTON OILLILAHD OlS d NOW t RADIO SERVICE MeClaBtaaa. Ml Oven, Pbone Flooring, 9 HERE THEY ARE f Dtatrtrt ciert: S7CLW --- --' Pine UEURUB CIIOATB ' liAVE'-ptSKt- yresr r . $1150. we or Count? Jodie-- - Radios Serviced SEWINa m -- SHEBTlJlOCK. i B irW oiluau - COAST WALTTO ORICB Quickly and efficiently. ntONDia AND tewtni don. IX Wee. cash lacludaf SAVE On Nash Big Spring - All prices are and Fender. Repairs ionn u dibrixu Jr. Qotte Bt I bkjek lontli Cnrle- Bar delivery. Let ua Tomorrow's Bargains Today OROTEn CUNNIHOnAU. JR. pecna. weal nwy, aa. 15 mile free By Per Sherlffi 1107 East ird Fboaa Uli HEMSTTrCIUMa BUTTONS, save you money on jrowr ma) ... having them etttnd-- u R. (Boki Wlnslett's bneklea u won nuonholae-nnd IM IT estimate 1. B. nremcrsmtat terlal bill; AH ttet. ID ID CIlEVTtOLET Stylcllne DeLtlXe Tudor Sedan IJekei Bntrron inn. Phone J1M-- Eirab to promptly . . . btforo JXM IUDOR7IB Radio Service UPerra Fully equipped, beautiful Interior and n very O B USER Dependable 207 South Goliad Phone 3550 OOVKRXD B0OCLE8. bnttooa. belta, .! paint pttlt and Inl tor CMotr Altarnert ereleu and kattonnolea lira rrnett LONE STAR good color paint $1505. ruit ttta hack RooacRa Used Cars & Trucks WATCH, JEWELRY REP. D21 Tsomaa. 404 N W 10th. PbonalCtW Dont htiltate JAUEa BKARDXH III Dodte Door Sedan, Radio COVXnxo BUCXLE5, bnttona. Kilta. & Nature Lorr: and For Correct Western Union vattonbolee, LUMBER BUILDERS RARTMAN rtt.Ur. traleta. and aavtni ol IIOOAER 1141 Radeon Bedan RBR, new an T. E. KM R Pot Acccacor-OoncclO- Time kaaa. lira. Clark. SUPPLY dotin'tl Drlva up todayl T? paint on. aeal corera Eiceptlonallr W. Jrd. 104D CHEVROLET Fleetllne Standard eleaa. Phone V9 a.ra. to 3:90 pjn. n bood 1141 1813 Pine Phone 438T, -- 10,000 Plrmottlh Conrertnila Oak BID BPItlNO One-Da- y Sedan One owner, miles, well cared for rw Conatr BaTxrtMtid.tfl Coupe, Radio Service Quality Body Compiny k , Heater . snop - and a real bargain $1470. WALKXR BAILKT mi oidemeeue Bedan tiaie On buttonbolea and covared Abilene, Texas f Comtf C1rt lis Plrmeuth ' Tndor Baden. Watchea and Clock Repaired Lamesa IIwy. 24 Hour Wrecker 8ervloe Ph. 806 LXX PORTXR IMI DeBoto Sedan. belt and buttona. r Cotmty Radio Service m.rartrt IIJI Pord n Tnitt, Orata Bed. uki rntifcn mrm 805--a B. 3rd SL Phone 322 Mrs. Perry Peterson RERnTl WHT Hlrald Claiiined Beta, "m Conntr CommU.loatr Pel R. 11 Jones Motor Co. 068 era to popalari They brloa raruHal 1047 BUICK Super Sedan Light green uu nuu WELOINO 024 W. Tin Phone 217W ro place an ad. phona na. WALTER LOHO 101 phona beautiful paint. A car you will know $1205. p o Orn Ui AtmiOIinED Undo Dletrlbntn A Abb KINDS of alteration yeare of nuanEA complete una eiperieaea aire t. u naynee. 1100 W O Oubi rRTAR of voiding enppUM and rnraaoN See These Good equipment. TT Weldtni Bdpntr Qrera Phona IMM, uoroah Co, tw Eaat tod Pbone 1Mb, DO Far Otmntj CommU.Knwi pt R. ti IEWUIO and nlteratlone at Til Prices Today w w BBRIfETT Buys PORTABLB WILDIHO-Bo- Ul eletUle Rnnnala, Phona 1I1I-- Ura. Chnreh-ve- 1048 w fDic -, acetylene. PONTIAO Eight Streamliner Scdanctte Ah r. aitiEa 1MB Pontiac "6- and Aarvbere anrtlrae B in r a. njobi can HI Wurray Wl E. Jrd. Pnona ItM pretty a car an there in town. Radio, heater and 1050 FORD V-- 8 Custom Over-driv- e a U ig.mi WIRRAU 1046 Plymouth Tudor DeLuxe Sedan CCMFLETE Kxt-nTN-a IMrrl"" era Button Shop ttydramatic drive $15.50. Rot nnnot 1047 Plymouth N O and Heater. (A Honey) $1875. petr rnouAa Eqalpnent. C dletrtbntor Bit 80t Nolan w a IU49 Jeepster nrrtni WeMlni Kuprv JH t ji rami BomrEn Prcne 3S4S. Buttonholes, covered buttona. 1010 MERCURY Six ret OomtT Commli.lon.t Pet i 194J Studebakcr LUMBER Passenger Coirpo Radio n u ipanenni R. Tudor belta. buckles and eyeleta nnd Heater (Like New) $1085. ARTRtTR J aTALLINOarall 1047 Studcbaker LandcruUcr Western style shirt buttona. 1047 ROADMASTER Bulck Sedan Nice a (Bneki nucnANAR EMPLOYMENT tA. B M they come. All tho desired extras. Specially 1010 PLYMOUTH Sedan $805. ishortn tana 1947 Pontiac Torpedo Tudor Aubrey Sublett PLUMBING Par CotmtT CommUiloo.i Pet R. i priced $1205. r.. nuu. 1947 Studcbaker Champion HELP WANTED, Mala El Pbone 960 1010 uriA. FORD Sedan $805. P RIM. REWIAVTOO. PRICED TO SELL Pf Oennlj orrirer ALTERATION,, both RALPR W DAKER PICKUPS It TnUCKS ladles' and men-- clothing, lire. L, Attention C Chapta. Phona inT-J-- L WACK & EVERETT TATS Par jutlee el Petre. Pet li 1949 Studebakcr Pick- 104D Open Evenings And Sundays W O lOrtaai U90RARD PLAIN IEWIKD, alao Weetero ehlrte. STUDEBAKER Pickup Like new, t- - up Pot OonrUbl. Pet Na Overdrive, beater, radio Young Men Mra. c. C. Arnold. 1101 N. Oress. I Mllea West on Hwy. 80 heater $1005. T. (Chief) TRORNTOR 1947 International Pick- Phon MM. Would like to talk to 2 or 3 COUNTY up "Re. Tarns, wtv, w. eth,doei an GLASSCOCK dean-cu- t young men free to kinds o( eewin aiut n..itAMa Per Conntr Bcforo U Build Truman Jones Motor Co. Commu.totur Pet R. It travel and willing to work, Pbon aut-W-. 1041 MERCURY i. w BcnnAEOEn Tudor (Good) $ 325. McDonald fills Job pays more than any MISCELLANEOUS H7 LODGES A1 1041 PLYMOUTH (Clean) $ 350. Motor Co. tbcr type of Job. See Dr. Alex 8TANIXT ROUE PRODUCTS See Our Lumber '' Your Lincoln and Mercury Dealer CALLED eonrocitloa Bie frank, Thursday 5:30 - 8:30, Ura a D. Ranter, to Bprlnf Chepter No. KM Johnson &T4 Pbon 3114-- J Ill Phone Crawford Hotel. . Our Fleurea, 1040 CHEVROLET Tudor (Nice) .., $ 350. Phona 2(44 403 Phona H44 R. A. M. PrMar. Mr LUznSR'S OoemeUea . .Get Runnels 1;U p. m. Phona KM II. Work la AUTO SERVICE BS ITOT Benton. Ura n v Rortl Arrh detree. (arm Crocker Bigony - Thurman B 1030 OLDS Club Coupo (Fully Equipped) . $ 250. p. FX3R WANTED: EXPERIENCED R. R. Were. H BALE Hf and naed radiator! band, ateedy work, houae with LUZTER'B COSUETICS. afri W II LUMBER COMPAKV tyt traa-tor- a. Bewaq i.y Err In D.nltl, Bc. all tare tmeka. plekupi. and electricity. Bee Olenn Petree 1400 Wolan. Phon 1I0S-- 1037 FORD and on Held aqolpnent Batla-faeu- 1100 Lamesa Highway B Tudor (Hydraulic Brakes) ... $ 85. MULLEN Lode. 1T Itanton. Teaaa. IOOV mnmmtm Un fnaranteed PenrUor Radia- Phone 1030 tor ComnanT 101 Baal Third BI WANTED AT once: two food expert-mee- d FARMERS EXCHANGE J dr Dlfht. Rulldlni 111. dinner ehttl and two arenmr Greatest Values In Used Cars Ajr Bue. 7:10 p. m. MACHINERY BS (rr took a team o( 4 man. Con- Vliltori welcome. tact Nolan Bra., Frontier Corner. FARM .EQUIPMENT McEwen Co. C. E. Johnson. N O. HENLEY 8. Dallae. Lameia, Texaa , Jl Motor Cecil V Ill Bo Suro To Sco Us Nebore. O. plenty ol ron Before You Buy Leon experience, SALE: till rord tractor, plant--r PAY CASH Cela, Recordlnf and abioluUly no drmklnt. and cultlrator. at- Bee. Machine Company knlle "Better Used Cars Cheaper Prices" tachment. euik cutter, treeno. At 1048 PLYMOUTH Coupe .. . 1811 Scurry HELP WANTED, Female E2 Bea (tret hoaie eait el Uldway School, Radio and Heater. w. L. AND SAVE .. 211 1010 CHEVROLET Tudor . .. Oeneral Uachtno Work OOR COUPANT haa orer lee xale Townaend. West Fourth Phone 2800 Radio and Heater. Portable, elaclrlo aeetylene weldlnt ladlea In Texaa who between. Wtneb aertjee. ararara SHEATHINa ' 1047 PONTIAC ... One Owner Excep- track and arrecker 10 and I1M per week earninn. car- - . F JOE T. WILLIAMSON tionally Good Care. Radio and Heater. New Phono 1371 rytnf induetriai ineuranca aeon. Tne Everything 1x8, 1x12 (Dry Pine)$6.30 SCOOTERS & lob U permanent, Wa hare oar own Air Ride Tires. BIKES B9 prorcn atency tralnlna methode. We FOR THE FARM Used Car Manager ealealadlei to SIDING . CtiailalAN SCOOTER Salet a Bert- need handle Urrltory One FARMAL "M" A- -l 1012 PLYMOUTH . . . to sell. xow 1x6 (Dry Fir) Priced ie New and naed motor eeootera. in Lamiu, nu nare a car Condition, $7.50 Radio. Heater and Whlto Sldo Wall Tires. Rieytla lepatre Parte and eeryloa and ba. between. ea ol II and At- - lor Brief, ai stratum caaollna rha wotk u not hard and no experi Now la The Time 1038 or neceeeary. 2x'e PONTIAC . . . Radio and Heater. PRATXRNAL aoi Holan Phona ence la bat you muat be ORDER OP KAOLBR. in, It your (uH yon To Have Vour 2x6'B $.6.50, Really a Good one. Bit Bprlni Aerie Ha able to sir tlraa. II tni. ne.u enjoy rneetmc peopi want out-el- d Wedneldev af .keh w..b .1 a M and TRACTOR work with unlimited opportunl-Ue- e. ALL MAKES VACUUM CLEANERS a m BUSINESS OPP. In A-- l SCREENS L. L. Ulller.it PretUenl ' apply Ur. Walllnc. 40 Petrol- 24x24 W B DaTldam. aaa. eum Bldi. Pbon 3005 for tnUrrlew. CONDITION $3.00 FOR BALE or trade: Well Marvin Wood eitabluned WANTED: COLORED maid lor tin-er- Berrleed for patrons Pontiac - of Texas Cerate Co. In 10 tows since STATED meeting and frowtai buabieae. Incjulra 101 Bet- bouaework. Room (urnlehed: For the Best PAINT (BucksUn) i I auked P a I n e ea. aner e:oo p. m. required; aalary. Call Lodie Ho. tood In Service And Outside White $2.95 Pn-OWNE- 501 E. 3rd 877 Ill IIEnALn Ann .. HIT between S and 10 a. m. D CLEANERS Phono A. F. and A. 11.. n.lM!rirn iiv Equipment $19.50 dUlerence between people ho work lamQy up tod and 4th HOUSEKEEPER. wanted lor Jtkiaf teadUy and tbcae ho vieb (or Jobi al Thunder nlghte. ol two adulta Salary, prtrat room, FELT. IS 1:09 p. rn. P"'on you're dreemlof nice worklnt ondlUona, Phone 111, 8e . . . lb. Per RonZiVD, All iQe fc .qj - Makes, torn curly new, guaranteed. A. A. MeKlnner. 'e'P waniea-- reaTflarrr. lll.Wcat tth BL , Better Used W. OPPORTHMITT 1Y1 Kn114 M1.1..:, IF YOU HAVE THE GASH' Largest stock of cleaners and parti ta the West Car Values Uj SALESMEN, E4 Errln Denial. buitn.re with Ujtl.r'e Ooaibltlw.' iAQTfi DRIVER TUB . Ixpert eta rebalance ft service your cleaner to" It runs like - v?E4xAVE TWOS ' biw, a.o. wu. aieeo 'aVFOoat WARTEDt'TWO hl(k-tU- l '41 Ford Tudor, Heater and NeW Paint $325. aetlca, eeleamea: : ENIOBTa at Pt- - must b permanent reeldtnta o! Bit Truck and Implement Latest New tbUe. erorr Tuee- - Bprlni. Na ate reitrlctlon. Writ Box VEAZly Eureka, Premier, Kirby '48 Chrysler New Yorker, R & B, WTI caVeBeraM.t $1505. dar. l:M p. m. BUSINESS SERVICES ,6 Company, Inc. & GE Tanks and Uprights Paul Darrow. POSITION WANTEOi, M E5 Cash Lumber Co. "48 DcSoto Convertible Coupe $1205. c c Lamesa Hwy. Phone 1471 Get bigger trade-i-n on PTTRIAR auten. Wanted: Rouu work a yean i tlther new or used cleaner or v Snd and 4th Won- LAWN MOWERS Dig Spring, Texaa Lubboclr 3602 Ave. B. repair Iota. 47 Do In bererat trtm plant fefl bttttr Job for Soto Club Coupe, RAH $1295. der. I:M p. m. SHARPENED throutboot. Phone BUT after n. OarrAW. f In fcJ 1 Ann Factory Method A.b: tnr MnV W.th bnyder Lamest) Hwy. U. B C. Pickup 42 Chevrolet Sedan, Heater, and Dellrery HAN, WIPE' and 3 teen-a- te boya New Paint v$350. HOT LaneatUr UotorUed Blain Luseo- IIS,. and IJ wenU ranch work. Dennli For Sale IP yOU HAVE HELP ro Bent Trallere It PKaaLIua, f"G. .OST AND FOUND A4 Tot Rent Belthl. Shipley Camp, West lrd BL Two CO Case tractors one let a Herald "Help Wantid--- ad braaarr One Way Berrlce rva we. woraera eooung , I LOST: BROWN billfold at baeebaU POSITION WANTED, F E6 with equipment, one rou re see. CHECK OUR TWO LOTS park. Contain, papera SAVAGE MFG. CO. Phone 721. and eourUay 0 with equipment. iio-w- .l E. llth Phone PRACTICAL NURSINO. OB CUel A Priced earae. Tea wefman, til - -- YOUR MATTRESS CONVERTED FOR W ATKINS Product, eee L, J. ipectalty. llo- Lextntton. lo sell. UNDERWOOD LOST: ONE tool bai. compl.te eet Burrow, not w FOR ALL MODEL CARS llneman'e tool.. Reward. Pindar re- tth. Olenn Petree Stanton, Tex. turn to Taiaa EletUlo Senrlc Co. SXPTIC TARE ttorrle FuU -- LWl-f- iNNr-KNPRIN-r; Tmcnum INSTRUCTiOM F iBOOFI.N& CO.. : AN ouipmenti ruuy tneored. 1100.000. Baflt-u- p PERSONAL AS Septl Tanks bunt and drain Uses FATBUYS.; work i laid. Composition CONSULT afSTKLLA Th Reader. Ro Dueat' Clyde Cockoum. Shlaglet Special MARVIN HULL at (03 Eaat lrd atraak Meal U 1401 Blum. Ban Antelo. Pbon eote-- l LEARN - -- $15.50- - special nannar craraery. ron PULLEP brush caS J, r. at 207 Young St. neroert IUS-- Phone M TRAVEL AS Watchmaking ' deltvery service BLDO SPECIALIST D2 Skinny Prices free MOTOR CO. Jewelry Repair SENSATIONALLY PROFITABLE arV Sending Can CAltPENTEr. AND repair, rooftat Jewelry Engraving Herald CSaiilfled Ada. Th.. ..n . GOO tgrk ant palnUDt, Br 4lJ or csa 198 Tractor from Big Spring Mattress Factory E. 3rd Phone 69 To California o J srrthlni rial wtto to treel Schaeter. leti ra AT APPROVED 1949 Parmall uuueei-ce- incycies. tnotl Qt CHRYSLER-PLYMOUT- H Blackl Oarlaaon. 1001 w tth.t "H" Tractor Plac your axj. west ant mono 1704 We pay ail expenaea out. If you ALAMO WATCHMAKING 190 AUlrChalmera Tractor "For 81" ad. SALES and SERVICE COLLEGE a. have a driver"! license. Plaster & 1937 rs Tractor doo. pets rra tea; Day 2322 NIgbt 1S23-- Enrollment dates an th let Ua Above Tractors ron BALE; .Peer choice New Cal tUuel hat r(erna Stucco Work calendar wor( ri of each month. All Are Equipped and whit rbklta.-aa- s rr. tr tin InetrucUona In or phone JJ.w. c York & Prulti Motor Co. Patching. No Job too large or IndlTtdual all eaariee. Mattresses afornnit nd Anereoonela.ae. rue HOUSEHOLD OOODS "K?J 8 E LL U O It B UERCHXHDISE too email. 32 years experience. m.nt aerric lor traaaaiee. Utrottib Baxald Bala' a4a. Walker Brothers DDtiNO 'Tor Thar estimates. Johnston, .1000 ROOM soil for ail Manufactured To Order reeco. ,reaaj anrere bji star lawn tree OktUvIe Bldg. 211 N. Alamo St. x orctr .' Phon na. fc'att 4th St Implement Co. "t Buy Direct San Antonio, Texas POR BALE: Ha.il bfaw h..v'.'r... ki- - JUST BABIES rs tr TOUR root leaks. Dhone 1064--J. Bale ft chair in tood condition. Both SISML. At Factory CLASSIFIED rm an eld ablasler and carpenter. Sendee B at ill Main Street. i Prlctt DISPUY a we jod me neur nm bj or tj NX. Sad Ph. 471 And Save th Job. Term thai will ault jou. m Appliances ' 3.one Bandera. FINANCIAL Used ORAIN, HAY, FEED J2 llRSgiteconditioned EXTERMINATORS DS Washer. Parton Ntal's Transfer PERSONAL LOANS 02 CB1CH arARTEa Orowlnt Uaah, ..,..,,.,.. . ,$29,9tv Sprajtnt Sarrlc Lartnc Uaah. An trpe l field seed Speed, Onr ererj aact maranUed. tonr tnil-nee- s Queen Washer with, 4 Mattress Factory 10 8PRINO TRANSFER W. P. DUGGAN nppraclaUd. Tncker fe UcJUnUj Pump STORAQB GRADUATE ei pnon .....WSLMP AND Personal Loans aerawir. lei tncaatar. uoi Norge Table Gas'ltange'" & Upholstering ENTOMOLOGIST WtarraatN pacific and Moca cotton Top 1,2, S 3 & will help rot with your Uuect No endorsers No Security Bonded DeUnted .and ... .,..,., .$75.0vt aVatVaHHaMMaaaJ , olds Insured emeu, pb first rear aeed. near 811 2nd Phone IM lemi. larse or shruba. homii. aLW, O, 11) ....i Eatt Local Long, .nNANCK SERVICB Set Waehlntton at Week RCA S Tube IUdlo ....a6.9w') or DlaUnee oarna. uei cau NT. pnona ?soo-- j. -i cauefc lumiil or J Moving By Van DAVIS & DEATS ' COMPANY CasyTennj T. , Vi SALji1 Crating and Peeking FEED STORE 10B Main 1 r Pnoae 1S91 ' ' FOR Reasonable St Beatioavtlhati 701 Er-2n- d BLIEORD'S Big Spring I 1949 FORD 1949 FORD New and used structural Tawurnaa WOMAN'S COLUMN H Feed ateel pipe and water Phone 632 .r Store HardyVdreCo, " DAY OR NIOHT Can or writ Wall ExUraalsattnt well casing eoapany tar tret tupectloa. tut-- 117 Main , ' .Phtwe; Custom DeLuxe Tudor Custom DeLuxe Tudor T Wlllard Nttl-Ow- ner are. aaa, AataK Phon BEAUTY SHOPS HI 817 East 3rd J, Kl New galvanized pipe from ft, Tela. ro bbbomd. I Si 104 8. NoUa St-U- aln OWet) iwa nexd to arr H" to 2-- WEEKLY an with th Umee br uls Herald Walt a minute, Mliterl Htre't a tlx D8 It's Spring SPECIAL nda. ' Hire) V-- 8 HOME, CLEANERS. damned Phon Ttt. ' It til A with only 19,009 New new Bor Male. Pud. ..ItM cylinder car vylth low mileage-o- nly rmturrUBE. ttuoa cUased. rerlr. tetsont call tor per cent Hoi Supplement., .lite miles It a ed.,molh-HnmanUe- step field . Baby Chleka NCaxtra Eton and and hai heater, teat one owner. Radio, Wc luy eaj Duraelein. hair .styles get In with Beid an., at. Jtki heater era ten Johnson, nun row. spring, See Our Pet Shop bar.. sU or trad. Phon tote. .H! covert and air ride tlret. Scrap iron & Metal w. snd BL' . . and ' covert. HAULING-BEUVEHV-yDi- -(- Dovtl, and used oilfield, cable 'NABORS cast Into utb tub, taratorr finches, Eold.flth) Ice boa.- dtnlnt tebl and Big Spring Iron & SHOP f Ualn. Phone UM DIRT WORK PERMANENT WAVE PJone,87 UrTx.cT'1 1701 Gregg Phone 1252 We Buy, Sell, Rest Ab Mtfal Co. LIVaTSTOCK J3 1507 W ird Phone Plowing and Leveling Ace Beauty Shop Araue Good Rich Top Soil New And Used FurBMuri 1949 FORD 1948 FORD Call Ware vttb new aalr nt. Hit STOCK PBEE FROM FLIES Driveway Material and of. .1 roe ..eet betUr, srow Utter. Help keep Wheat Furriltur j Kzperleneed operator! ftrt anlasala caalorUbla with Super DeLuxe Tudor I. laanjon i " jurln DeLuxe Fordor NEEl'S G, HUDSON cur aiiiaif. Pjy Bpray, oomblnei two srtal Company MATTRESSES Phone '256 ,,, Linden Intredlente nnd DDTI SOt West Stik no more) Here's a tweet Storage Warehouse Phone 855 lira. 'Thelraa Flrta, Owner Olrss eulck, lans-Uu- km. For 3rd Photo 2l Want a car with plenty of room! htarti Only 23,000 mlltt on thli M YEARS EXPERIENCE aU (aim bulldtme and stock' tattle, MUSICAL KJJ' LOCAL TRANSFKR Berrtc Bonded CHILD HJ except dairy butldlnts animals, INSTRUMENTS. It's down radio, State Bonded In renovatlpg and minu-facturi- CARE, nnd Your over, (or here's the V4 and loadtd Warahowa. Uorebaad and Uaad etc, jvrin aprsj Jor .stack; OIBSON QU1TAR. starch it m CJULUttaai an rjj - wtb hitter, teat covert, tun vlior. cetten maltressv Watebouu Btcrat lux'IU Lenta KXET hour. Ur. pickup. new, tan:-month- s I - - Uta-W- , wmion ioar, Pracuctil: .oatf.Berl one It Furniture Movers Mr Pbon am. ' irinrtnoii.- MoUa. Phon - " wat locally owned and hat white tide wall tlret and special tt, Innertprlng mattreties, Ittt old. 1 ltd Lancaater. CHILD CAKX nuraerr. aB DEATS radio, heater and coven, bumper guards. box springs and upholtter HOUSE MOVING PAVIS b 5PORTINO tMODS aV test RELIABLE Weekly rat, tin. Hal. Set B, Itah, FEED PTORE, Ing. Move Anywhere IUI1T. Phone 1S04 308 IUrdlBg DAT. ' HJOUT irStVatemt .. Crating Pecking FREE PICKUP 4V Dtllv-er- y Phone 5i7 T. A. Welch Box 13645 Ura. roraeTth shgtwa a m,a4 MlnnovVs I 1104 insiPhono ttte-W-. Service within M hoars. Wolan. -- R- Fool ya DistrlMten pTum For Bale M WaUta It: YOURFRIENDLY FORD DEALE- Miles D13 DAT AMD OHM anfMey. Ur. SL U pSOCtlT J4 Shires? . UacaaUr. Haaw tS-i- . LaWNOX AIB condtUonars and ttt BABY HIM per let d. Phone 1323 Br aCM CocvTrOmo; , Phone or Write: lursaces. Bit Bprlst PluaUaa (Bt-I-M R. P. M U haubar Sunder and SaTor Night 46T--J W. JroVPhon Itst. 1M. W jttjgTaaetf. ueiiecy attic kwouoo Jun I tttaxUI CTVtasaaf , eWBBaWaBr WEST TEXAS SeUaKta a aaLOEB Mkred and atSSBU ew, ..rswoc in. ' baaarooa Complete ptgata-- - Mtt--J t. winwn. Text. SPRING MOTOR CO. B. NEEU OWNER flJturea. aetmani tjat traejamtt.- fane Fish -- W. Mattress w ua eveauoer aerTtceu naw wca iMiaeaa wuu Book in, Wm . UoawRoi a UcaUnaer Plumbtas k HEALTH sir, IWsejpB.ti, tsrlf Uiera. Pa n -r- Bl neauas. pcarTT.. San-- . cemox SH--. 18$ South Nolan Street , UphofaterlBg Ce. mi roans stta. G Ml CatVZ jWfilCAINSXET, PHONE 636 Agent ren Xiyil, ?rd. Phone 21M HALL-MAO- ABI3TOCR0HE bath' BKJLND rrtU. vbetc tath kiTStCT . Gillette Motor Transport ram axceiaorua. Loratorf Bar. dots!, Daws ntmt OjobIoIcii lla hiu luhnn, HARRW.f.'at "CUp-o- Special 1150. piljJo.lPluBlb- - bXt4.Hubrt.Pta Wailais s, Uet I sussi; sataat h MjU Be at sea S A- - WaMMASM y mmmmmmmamimmmmm Brasweu Motor FrelgM m, .1. w.aa ...a. - r- , r , T-r- .... , ...... , , .... . -- ".J'1- . .L TfTfT7? i2 MERCHANDISE K REAL ESTATE M HEAL-ESTAT- E M QUICKIES By Ken RynoldsTaL;a I Big Spring (Texas) Herald, Trrara. May 18, 1909 II VENETIAN BLINDS Kt BUSINESS PROPERTY "wPi HOUSESOR SALt MI Mtxc PEAK IS REACHED B IQHTEM YOUR Business Location Mrs. W. R. Yates L Bttvtlral boma rsat torn. ? 100x149 corner let; plattd. ta waaatattoa riaca. vtit car Her Title, But frame; carace; tmatl trailer ry FHA loan. totteJI VantUaa a Two tttra alca alaaat aa baaaa let u Blhdl ltk court with ahowtr; auto le ta m that carry Mi Park ni Winnipeg nr vaehaala Residents nlutle UHi shop fully equipped. laaaa. te mf hone.' I Ear tarn tar I and One Blind Given FREE aamaa t faad latatloaa. (((S Will Get Hitched For FREE Eatlmattt Mable Dennis A Doable tarata and apart- - m vJJ maat chap '. Tnorie 1631-- 503 Nolan Phone 2M am rt prtly ttalahaa. ' a e4 kral M x 14 UV aiw. m&Z SAN FRANCISCO, May 18, U- V- Hope River Drops -- "M41-- m HOUSES FOR SALE Mf 70S Johnioa Phone w.- Any now may j&m A&sk. Si time mabe today, Pgn-Amerlc- an I May II- - W through, bring new See:Phis-One-,- L b tomorrowlh(s loVclyprineeti it WINNIPEOIan.4 and disaster H" - flood-wear- y Xjo. hHove It Now Winnipeg a residents Ihe water-logge- d greater Wlnnlpei Venetian Blm Frame houtt In exetllent cos-dltlo-n. going to wed her commoner J That place 70Uvl been waaV hopefully looked today for the tint ana. Ins tn Silver lleela Addition. Hardwood floors, reso- tweet heart before a Moslem Priest low drop In the Tted IUver'i mud- fcUSCELLANetOUt Ktt nant, paved, on bhuaUae. la Tha forecast that a gradual drop . ldcaLpliee.ior- - chlekan-fa- m ' and the furloui Kins of Egypt dy waters that hare driven 90 000 am 'Bat-Bret- a- 'MwardiTrtelgWiT waa in ooNDmoniTH kr or dairy, of It pertona from their hornet In the tight came from D. M. and "UermUIn Air" IM.M no. Mm-et-m can make th most Cetaptan'i Heme Interne meat 508 Dallas night Fathla, last three weeks. Stephent, Manitoba's deputy minis terrlce. ITM Orate. Emma Slaughter Last The peak of Manitoba'! wont " 1365 King ter of resources. He had anticipat- Fresh Oreig Phone IS 1201 beautiful brunette litter of flood In more than century held Homemade Wood s3aT ed a slight drop yeiterday but it Farouk, at long last recched offi steady at 30 2 feet, unchanged for Better Corn Meal For Sale Large triodirn home filled to materialize. unfurnlthed. Bar-gai- n. from Cairo, confirm more than 30 hourp One provincial mm eW & aid Good furnlthed or cial decrees Stephens said night Llti Mi met houte, corner let, Felts, .owner. official predicted the watcra should last that tha 01 AreUetile M Ckrr Bre araeerr paved J. E. ing what she had read In ihc pa river matt fall five feet fur- am Midland UeDaaJel Ore street, near achool, begin , before Hlftarar. to tubsldo toon ther erf on Midland Ktttvar. KUItn mostly furnltbed with new and Special pera. Her title Is lifted her lortuno Flood control officials continued hazards to the ares are elimi- Oreoerr n aid Baa turn food Available now. nated. That would take 10 b m ceierede cn fU. furniture. room home built to flt la Impounded, to Is the fortune of to keep a weary, wary eye on the at least mrar. 4tt-roo- 4H day BO) rate Hlta-w- nj Alto corner lot, i after tho waten definitely Grocer? m Leaeta your pocket book. Will sell Mother Naxll, both must rc-- area t weakening, d tack rneranteed. A. na. Wathlngton Place and a new Queen Itr -- - ft, yimyr Tetac-"-- or trsde:- to Egypt within 60 dike, fbey emphauiafl the turglng ,u " ' liin home on corner lot la turn dat. Hed Its prevailed In rwino"uACH5i fusrAOi did It She promptly told and tributary Aistnlbolne ""; Washington Place. Worth Peeler That the city. The need for volunteer lletcrletat RctalUlM - the Moslem wedding to and Seine Riven still could bnak Ail wart M Matt kee Phone 2103 NlSht Mi her mother workers on the dikes appeared niruutt J.'B. Pickle 31-- ) car-ol- d Ghall, secretary mi Itlad sharply cut, at least for tha pret-e- ot Phone 1217 or 2522-W-- 3 . to Queen Null, Is on The Quicker Radio SOMETHING NEW, f Very Nice Tri-Hi-- Y stations no longer blared WILL TRADE boma, aaar Receives flood Regardless of you' have una home In restricted the better warnings snd official notices. wht boa and trada achool. far aama "Within a couple of dayt," was to spare trade It tor some- m Bit Sprint J H. Minor. MM addition, for sale by owner. efllctency expert we hired yeiterday with a Herald Want Ad The nolte of trucks and bulldozers Folk. Phona tTttl Amanita. ' The the the youngest mem- Dance Invitation wst waning, thing you seed. W Jutt fired assuianrc Phone 253 utf ber of the Egyptian rojal family talk of repair, YOUNG'S TRADING POST Keith Patton, Hi-- sponsor, is- rehabilitation and After p. m. passed out to sll callers future flood control gained We Sell orTraae Worth The Money an Invitation to the Tri-Il- l- momtn-- While sll Egypt talked about the sued turn. But Do Not Buy OPPORTUNITY Y memben to attend s semi-form- 204 W. 18th Phone 3344 ana troam apirtmant parad, Seaboard-Simpso- romance of their Moslem "former Ba-U- YMCA elota to achool. cornar. IMOt For Better buys to Real n a coptlc Christian, danct to bo held at the -- room brick, doubla 1 princess" with barber aenlpmest (or araa. Ma, baa-mess- on May 20. The Invitation was rour bait, today Chelee residences, princess and her mother dis- McAllen Man Geti aalt reeeonekle. Alea camplcta ai bur tor ttsoo. the regular mettlng of equipment. 1101 W. ltd.' ta Edwardr Ralthtai If yog farms ranches, lots as cussed the wedding, the wedding Issued at a lha boat ta a food boma. ITMo. Trl-III-- Monday evening Suspended Sentence tJNrVEnSAL-UIHCRV- A vtat B. good locattom. the held tawa i dif- naw FRA bamt aloai ta U M. cafe la dress and the honeymoon were Ht-- . huttanhalei, with the president, Martha John- ferent achaoL It'a tha bail and elctit. Itna. Some beautltaJ residences to At end are plans to plead further For Killing Rival etvlnt en button, ate. AD makta at arth attached FRA Due To Complete son In charge. ueenlnet, new and need. loan, ttrafa. tha beat locations. the king to retract his opposi- eevlat eaih: M mo. with .Un-T- I0J JC. Snd. nisi ITa, During the meeting, Betty Hud-to- EDINBUna .May IB omsa b Franks, Phaoe room cloaa ta aa Laneaitar. can bo Call tion becsuie Ghall It a Christian MO naad at duplaz, eoraar, ttllt. Operators were starting In with tomhole prcnure wat 3,200 pounds. king phrased JoAnn Kmlth and Patricia Gomti of McAllen received f three radio, projec- -- room furnlibad boma. thick, W. M. Jones and a commoner. The Ain cotrornoKins. tarata, Schlumbercer on the Seaboard No, ahut-I- n LioyJ were appointed to repretent year autpendtd prison sentence tion Uaa for movie maehlnee. aa yarda. cornar. an (oaa far t43M. No pressures were taken. additional objection "Ho la an tonns'e Phone 112 Office SOI 1Kb north-centr- an loaa-tlo- n. 1 Slmpton, How- group on youth forum next yesterday he pleaded Tredlat Poet, 104 W J tin. Pboaa Oood trocary buataaaa ta boat t Akin Casing will be run and the out adventurer " the the after guilty A M44. tolnt food builntia Will ar ard Penmylvanlan strike, at noon Saturday morning. to murder without malice Is" the 1$ tracung for od praporty. Can post completed. It two di- "He can punish ut no farther, CROCHaTTED nylon ta-k-la McDonald Thursday. it miles open laying HAND tnread today. laid. Plant were alto madt to of Manuel Gam Marlines data. Alto a pineapple detlm 3 lou cloaa in on venture, which may rank rectly south of the most south- Fathla In bedepread, M x US. Bath ara blua Oratt atrtal, Robinson The ceremony." the Y canteen In the near future. January, 1040. aplandld buataaaa Wwatloo, a a pro- "Fathla wants a real ribbon winners, lira. sheiman. Elm 130.000. as pool discovery or as easterly producer in the Vealmoor Al Dillon spoke on parliamentary Gomes told the "ouri htrhld la 3rd, aald the Queen Mother, "with an Auto Court,, mi W. Pboaa 7M. I tood Iota on Eaat tlh St. IMa aaca. McCleskey nounced south extension to the pool. 660 the procedure, The next meeting will the luggage compartment his - Location it from Imam (Moslem Priest) and a few ot BARTLXTT eewlns machlnaT raaa and bath, tood condition, ta- Office Til Mail Veslmoor pool, sversged 28 bar- be held on May 29. car .He said his wife drove, to good, tmo. rrcs Btnrnr. north and eatt ltnea of tectlon friends pretent, She soys she will Phone 3678 or 3012-- rels per hour on a 2'k hour tost, Those present were: Betty Hud-eo- harr, picked up1 Martlner, then AND macblaa drill-pip- only married once and she PIANO wathtef lor A. P. CLAYTON counting recovery on the e. TiiP. be on aalt. both mad. 1101 Johnioa. Beautiful borne in " Mary Sue White, Martha parked a' road betweeaEduv 400 Gregg Totsl recovery waa TO bar- BarnidaU No. 2 Wilton, weit wants to remember It SPECIAL VALUES to lava mowere. Phone 254 Patk Hill addition. ' Johnton. Lynn George, Bobby burg and Pharr. 46 offset to the discovery in the Afterward, "they will slip away ta si before jrou bur. Macomber Lovely house with rels of gravity oil. While. Gayla Price, Sandra Swartt, Gomez said he got out' of tha Auto Supply. HI X. 3nd. pay 8,015 Wilson pool on the central Howard-Borde- n together on their honeymoon." beautiful yard tiirt large lot, Top of was picked at JoAnn Smith, Jamie Walker and compartment, found Martinet' in WILI, PAT caab tor t-- Before You Port 5,272) line, showed encouraging While waiting for the approval rood wad In Hill Addition. (datujii minus and bottom Uoyd. Ihe back teat of tho car with Ua tat rtfrlttrator. Ball food '4T Chev- Park of hole waa 8,035. The test was strength on a drlUttem test from of the civil ceremony which never Pat rolet Bcmlntoa auto- YoUr Money New house, completed. wife and shot him. With Jutt through 7.453-6- First reports had Indicated came. Princess Fathla hat lived In matic and Comttunttr plata ounl-nett- In that tone enotfun . . . See me for houtea, et Nice houte, edge of ellterware. Box ltd or 111 Witt choke. Top flowing pressure was the venture 23 feet low (corrected her mother's hotel suite apart from To Graduate It,, iMc apartment. lt' and property of all Urge Courtney itil town. lot 1,050 pounds snd open flowing bot- - to 17 feet) not showing too much the suite of Ghall. They had their bar-Oo- klndi. new duplex in choice FOR baus; Klactrla fcaea eeke od Almost However, on a 45 and only At Ihe civil cere- Senjort Today condition. lira, aides, tot formation. min first kits tight CHOSEN part of town. ute tett from the bottom mony. Since April 25 they have Banton. t. Emma Slaughter house, In, fur drlllitem At Commencement 1305 dose xone. it flowed at the estlmsted voiced their undying affection-o- ver Gregg Phone 1222 $6000. (Continual from t) aished or unfurnished, J6-B-lght aen-Ipr- a IENTALS FESTIVAL rate of 30 barrels per hour. Gaa the telephone botween suites. COURTNEY. May of being overcrowded,rut'and offieUk Notice Two acres with , surfaced in five minutes, muc in But in the background there were will be graduated in exercises New bouse, will be completed bath, barn and chicken bouse, (Contlnnad from Fast I) 14. oil In 15. This venture is loca dark clouds, at the high school here this even- have given some consideration BEDROOMS T, good ooo In a few dayt. FIIA loan. Will lust inside city limits, there, will be tsken home by ted 1.980 from the east and Ghall'a dlplomatlcititui wtt lift- ing. " ;-- . j?x LEEriNO noou tar itau naa quick: sale, terms. school authorities. from north lines ofsectlon by Egyptian speaker Is Clyde only. 70 Main. Mil my equity. price for the ed .he lrste officials. Commencement Tha annual meet, which tW.BIg Good buy In home on llth Parents are to be seated In the 16-2- HStTC. A north location, Tide- He has been approached by the E. Thomas, Sr., Big Spring, and Spring chapter will entertain prob. LAROB BEDROOM wMk UrataTT. a. Phone 3530-- J 660 Jatataa kath. antublt lar I aoav Place. west stands. Only pupils sit In the water No. 1 'Morgan Coates, U. S. Immigration Commissioner brief addresses ara due from El- ably ip.tay, 1051, alto Jncludes boa Ooaad. SPECIAL Lovely home In eatt stands, Becaute of the nature from the south and eatt lines of here on when he will have mat- mer Lee Stroud, valtdlctorian, and tha annual gathering of PytWaa omi BEDROOM nlealf turslabat. Washington Place, carpeted of their routines, Kt'.e Morrison section H&TC. entered the ters arranged to leave the United Clarice Long, aalutatorlan. Seniors SUUri. i prtvata aatraaaa. a4Jalala bato. Oaa 2 houtes on same lot 5 room home stretch at 7,001 feet Saturday on an- Uimta aaif. 110 Eaat Its, rkoaa Doors, bargain for quick sale. and Lakcvlew students will be States. He set May 25 as the tenta- will leave their Ralnbolt hat hten 'a member, of houie with email cottage In Relnecke of south-ca- st to-- Colo- U14-- J Good buy in duplex seated in bleachers in the end In the area tive date. nual trip, going thlt year the order for mor' than 20 years. 1 rear, on pavement. Bringing xones. Borden. Cotden No.lA Holly, rado Springi In a tcbool bus. Ac LAROE BEDROOM. Una badJ. 4 rooms and bath each aide; "I don't know what tho king wilt Ha was a. lader?'W'rrrialftag' aultabla for 1 or J paopla. Pbooa In $95 month Income now. A Scandanavlan countlres will be southwest offset to the discovery do to him In Egypt," reflected the companying wllliba G. Vf. Keni the lTll-- J. 104) Johnaon. side completely furnished. HP's here' lnl917Ma real bargain at $5730. one depicted and In the northeast quarter of nemur, data sponsor, and two ready. beautiful by children in the first worried prlnceta, two years tha --local. lottie ODTH BEDROOM, adjolnlai ba. Now the southeast quarter of section room mothers, Mrs, Tom fimllh prlrata aatraaaa. ea bua Uaa. raa Slaughter WathlBgtc-n'uBlvd- . Ibree grades. The first graders i showed the highest TtalaMaMtaa Emma brick on 52-2- H&TC, past 5,600. - apnabU rant, aoa Dallaa. )' go through "Danish Dance of drilled and Mrs. Mari6n Yen, w-- 1303 Gregg phone 1322 'Inrear-with- jrir-- btrthlp in (hastate organisation, , Guetf house of Fair U Woodward, two miles aouth wat htldr, Sunday BEDAOOM,t PrliaU aatraaaa. .atari arras- - Greeting" and "Chimes Dun West Ward School Baccaiaureate; Currently Ralnbolt Is serving! aa bath, man onlj. Call 104 EincMtar ate bath. Terms can be through of the wett extender for thlt pool, witn Eimo jonnton at tpeaxtr. aflar ( t p. m, Reeder Agency kirk." The second tgocs district deputy-- grand ehaBeaJor a. Dsnce, third progressed to 6,677 feet. Cattleman Eighth grade promotion comes vti-da- L Nearly new F11A dwelling, "asp and the working 'with --various lodge la ROOM . BOARD L3 home, 2 baths, S bed- c O'NeU, NoJI-- A Griffin, south Of- tvenlng. Frame and "Ace of Diamonds.1 To Have Central hit-ne- 1314 Wood, sood location on tt capacity, BOARD, U01 rooms, pavement to. fset extender In tho north-ea- Ralph- - Wei,Texai.,In ROOM AND Beurr, on dote France will be depleted by fourth toltt Benlort ara John Munn, h v)itrdgea-thm4etjt.4- pavement priced at 31-2- 5, will t ; fbona t!4l. Vary rtaaonabla fatal. towll lots to Park UlU, quarter of tectlon HtVrC, Maxclne Smith. Elmer Lea Stroud, - FHA loan avail- Beautiful' graders In "Minute," and the) Kate stste. w t L '6000. Good drilled to, 2,000 feet. Chapman and Sound Mar-ve- il APARTMENTS Edwards Heights and other Morrison ttudenta will exemplify System Buddy Notgratt, Clarice Long," Attending ' meeting able. McBrlde No. 1 Holly, ap east off- Yell, Cola Hopper, Peggy the freea. UNFURNISHED apartaanW listings. parts of town. Mexico with "La Raipe"'and "Las here Darrow.' tat month, bma paid. 804 N. W. tod. 1 Give us your Call set to the recently completed C&O Glaiple. Eighth grade wereiPiUl chtBtal' home with apartment Cblapenecas." Lakevlew. pupils will wett ward tcbool it to have a candidates for furnlibad us for loans FILA and others. No.l-- B Griffin on the' central wett commander htrt.'Wrt.Damw, APARTMENT i Urea In rear. Good revenue and early American with centralized sound system before are Bobby Creech, Leon Hogg, ' all bllla paid. No thlldraa. We will be glad to serve you, demonttrate tide, moved in materiaL"Buther-for- d Mr. and Mrn',BalBbolt, Mr. 'gait mai, M7 H. Oollad. .combined. Southeast next autumn. (valedictorian) Charles Nance, idrunkaraa. home "Virginia Reel" 2--B Mrt. Lv D. Cnrane, Clyde JC. No. Griffin, an eatt off Parent-Teach- er ?iUor part of town. graders will hsve a touch The school's as- James Jones, Blllle' Jean Ifobbs, The. A GOOD BUY and Fifth set to itt high well on the norm-we- st at, Sr.rfBill Loflli, Mrt, John Tusk- Schot-thche- sociation has contracted with Gerald Smith, Jake Brooks, Alton B)ICZ CLEAN rurnUhad apart. ex- of Scotland in "Highland ;" the er. bats. Interior knotty pine, extension, rigged up. (talutator-Ian-). Btnt, pflTau bath, bllla paid M a bit Hun- Radio Lab to furnish and Install Sutton, Mildred House j it johnaon. Apaitmanta cellent storm cellar, 1606 E, the alxth of Llvermore-T&- P No. 1 Hardy, five ' . . A Elci $.8750 gary a Bogen tyttem. The flnt four named have ONE AND TWO room fumUbad apart 15th In water dUtrict with "Sebogar;" the" seventh miles southeast of the Seaboard t. St. .will include control unit with attendance-record- s. aala Mr rani aauplaa- - - Washington Place "Texas; Star," Twenty Central It a perfect i colaata. WW take 9 or- JO No.l Akin. Slmpton, progretted to AM-Sho- Conru. Vm. rt Wave radio receiver and i Ward youngtters will do the intri- 6,570 33-3-1- MARKETS, car as part, down Pay- feet. It it in tectlon buUt-huT- IflCELY PURNlSHED-wapartmaa- t model. IVrraiy states record player ' al cate Maypole dance for a loucb of 2n, 1 E. T. with rrlfldalra and air coadltloaar. ment. tb faatait tranlnt achool and Til'. Shell No. amplifier will provide for program Courta. . Hwy. aa, ta tha city. Tola STaa. England, The grand finale then t. M FORT WORTH, Mar ML OF) Ranch inn ITatt 304 Scurry tutrict northeastern Howard wild 2164 mtmmwi tM M St orty flrtt-cUa- a seast'lsa aad distribution and Sar aalvaa Uflr m tt.ls, $?V NKa'a-roa- d. In T&P, drilled sizes FOR RENT: tralurnUh. Phone 531 mutt kc to ba appr-Caia- cat tectlon liutUtar itatrs and raatllnta paid. M M. W. ma from the contrql unit to any 10-- ad apartmiat. BllU SHOWN AFFOWTUtMT natt 4545 In land and ahale. bacf cowl It chal ilituUu . Mb BtraaL i t oirSttt-- individual room, any combination CtfLiy(j calrti HOO-9t.t- aommon ta maSlaat tH lllh jnttf Fbona I Amer Bin rso.i-- u itV yURHISIIED APARTMENT. 1 and l'eexnam roomt! aami ifacxtr caiua ana cilta acarca. ' rooml Show - of roomt or all In turn. bath, toa Pratt. Can lata. Let' Me McAdamt wat staked as a nau- lllata. toot IUa4rrtod and chaUa IM-- 4 THE, WEATHER mlle northeast extender In' the Individual roomt may initiate calla nt ik. u totoao; ua choice itt-it- e StROOM ruRNiSHEO apartmabt, These MABLE DENNIS I and ITS-- Ik. iIMt-ltJ- tl coupla an- You 560 to the control unit. lows U.M. nawlr dacoratad. npatatra. Cloia ta M It tarntr tM vUh Vealmoor pool. It will be feet W; (aider nl( llOO-lTJt- j. , il. Two tint)' man prafatrad. 101 garaie, mms'tumaa,' aaa ba, tuaS EAST TEXAS Partly cloudy with not from the toutb and weit llnet of Two microphones at 'the control .Bhatp 11000,, akaut tUadrt Stc4 aaa; Molan. brick, double wtdaly JTJa-Mx- aa dupUii tarata, afca. yard t much, cbantt tn tamptraturai Ant maybemlxedor faded wlthelther choica jprlns .lamki oi caatBtaa roo&vSm00.-Extr- a aabaol Waat Wars. tn north per- tectlon T&P. ' --T " - store lot klaaka at bit sat - acattarad aMaara and wait player, programs and'matlum aartaaara SI0O4TJti caad HOUSES M A- -l uana tbla' apt 12. radio .or tecofd. ot-- T", well, electriqt'pump; can t f brlcfc, aoadltloa.- tar- anarnoon and tioi6t,;t4t Ameche No.1 Johnson,. miles " born Jamba tl caramon fa aa4Ht IvROOM UNFURNISHED ho ma an3 ata. Uric lot tholaaat Uaauaa ,r aoutbT porUona Friday. Uodarsta moatly southwett of Gall and in tectlon and announcements can be dis- aaora unti ao atsusatar M' .- lM bath, nawlr paparad, TanatUa'bUnda. bought $1000 extra. Extra alta' madarna-roa- m' trama, acuthaaal artndt on tha coast ., atidvtlbara aot-ltit- r r, tributed at wlU. InttaUed In each coupla.- - lot frame, SUOO cash, bal- farata. bartmaatAnd bat"!. WBer TEXAS: Partly" cloudy" ino" not T&P, wat below 7,510 In Wrtttti straat In Writbt Airport Buamaat buBdlns as BTtbway M, much chant t la tamparaturca throutb. Fri- lime and shale, olanroom, the library and bate-mt- HW YORK. Mar U J Roea aeV can.-,B- ance like rent U)l prla-ar:ll- ,i - It yen drink doat t with Utus Cttartarai bartata far aatck day, Wlday aeattarad Jhttndribowar Tool was being pulled In will be room reproducers of tea ofi kala bttV- Mri. ! mint aauth. 4 targe Toora stucco, well lo- aJtimooa., aBd.tonltht, , ' the ar than tloai, Jaljr HttTfict waat Airport flald, ' a lou Eaat ttb atriab tSH aaab ar TEMrEBATtJBKt Texas No, X State, northwest Mar the' wall baffle1 type. More than ,. Beit way a.aa cated, paved. aU for CTTT Mat Mia ROOM UNFURNISHED boiua and tltet. tin tett. after tampllng the Ellen. 3.000 feet of special duplex, double garage, 508 Nolan Phone MS AblUna , , , M It HEW YORK. Uar It, tT Frant Ukkts balb. Apply Franklin Oaraft. m w. , ao 14 burger which topped at 13,260 wire will be used in the 3rd. 1 aide furnished, paved, near Amanuo ..,,, wat telae clippaddha vtatt f (tatat Stack Bid SPMJIO , ,, H 14 (datum mlnut 10,316). Tool wat taarkat tadar. r - v VA hoipltaL BARGAIN Cnlcaia ., ..,. It 41 oarc van no prsscnueaa MISC. FOR RENT , open 70 mlnutei from 13,270331, oowavard triad storm cell'' NEW .HOME XJtnttr ., II It hut aanl at thU saik't fararltai anear ra-- 1 Tl Brick bulldUf H'H', , "" JN El Fai . ..., ..MM Location It In tectlon 17-- Unl malnad at Uat nltht'a fattl larab t tackadl wbala-aa-ia good' buy, - ooDortta floor, aultabla tor Hew houte; bath, gas, Maa- York , . MM verslty Gulf No. Glass, tec Physicians' From Six don a kit. ' ', noon, larata. amar typra at frame, extra lot well Jlghts, to be moved. Price re St, Laula , . ... tl It aalactadradla-Ularlatc- aD.and ntnitF hualnaia. Ill E 3rd. ua, aau today at t:3t p. m.. ruai tion T&P, tix miles, south Counties atatU aaaataa u puX JMM. 2500. to $2250. m. To Attend .a.'Ua ptH'tui MALI. BUSINESS enUdiaf for rant, JonM. luced from Friday af l;U a. PraclplUtloa Uat estt of the Msbee pool, recovered j 1, . . . , Need New Uttlnga M'baarc trace. t: : taaatad W Eatt 3rd ac Baa Barry I. B." 10 feet of shale sand with a Meet Here Tonight . J. Pickle and Pbona IBa-- D.-(De- J.. e) Purser asat-w-- small ahow of oil and gas on a OARPENTBRS HALL, 3rd. J. Tkwu UV! or s Pbytlcltnt from Martin, Midland, Nt'D. 1504 RuBBftls Phone 1ST REAL ESTATE DISPLAY core from 7,'vJ0-4- J and was pulling tor raal Wadsaadar, Batorday and Ector, Howard, Glattcock, and An- Sunday atfhta. Call W, T, BoatHa. House another core from 7,943-5- SaiTIII atll-- balwaan a. Here's That drewa counties are to attend ihe ItttH a. - t-- . - ar thtwasnA ttellara H JTJirpugh TORE BUILDDfO jM?. For Sale monthly. slxounty , Medical So-- Jotjraab T clown youe heeerbegglng forr I 'New homer 3H rooms, 400 K,a cltey meeting here tonight, 14 em pavemem. Chiropractic Wanted to rent t E, I2tb. Moderncorner lot, Nice toeatiea PROTESTS Some 40 doctors are expected Ht URGENT Mfd of a aa paVed street Price $3150, See Emma Slaughter to attend the meeting hotted In Call Coach ca-- t I 'r furalanad houaa. A, A. W. MedUp. W9 N. W.'Uih. UW Gregg Pnene 13S1 (ConUaoaa Faja 1) May by Big Spring pbytlcltnt. At Kit StaooU w 3M1-J- ; Fran ( ' Dr. Chtrlei Bussey, Dallas, is to 1K4 Raaaala." ' SMALL MEW koai tor aala ta ba the, equipping Estate Wanted taaatrt t Ata BttaW , Buttfani are about pretent a. paper cDtltled"Surgery ieal aurad. ' ser- lit Waat Ard. 40,000 Eatt Germans with tanks, . IJEAL ESTATE M For prompt and courteous of the ttomtch." vice, list your property with LOTS FOR IAL MS armored equipment and other The Medical Society auxiliary It weapofH.attociiited meeting-l- Ir,-Waaaf- wlliian Jirmy to. ; hold Itt monthly a W' " FA? fUc j a aa BHSINEMr!R,orfff4TY jta s H'aall L sVaLaab. St raiaer man pouce torce, connection with th oc xi' gath-- iron. BALE or Waaai star twHAiaf "V H, MORRIS am 4A)wamt at bu hm Staa Department experts fear ertag. The two meetisgi ara sche Dutch Figures' M til Wart 3rd B4. Phono faaa. m OeUU Photte 2HW' fcM ta Eanaraa BaltMa. Fba this may be an effort to create the attor ttsa. Why Poy Rent? duled to start at 8 p, nti at the tMjCAK M aWMK or ttarm nucleus of a KuMlaa settles. Dpilgn No. , . ,Foit;Sa' or Trade hku oa auka a TlciUar kaMI at backed boy, fwHy" army. Kurt Schumaehar, Hero are tha little Dutch Ctly bWltee etmlpped. KjLtX-m- Wo have for your AtTaUJttAa tL, tAaaS Wett German Socialist leader who girl and windmill worked la' simple JAMM Texas tews, BByBfBaate seiaaV4y4 ta live Vyt sea IsS fTwsWaFtpstJa 9 eeajj FHA and 01 st- - la on Scout Leaders Due to at- H tvePs conditions la crocheted stitches create paeple, 8eU eWawee All SH If 4avS asss'4Bsf bed-rea- m S.9W raatesaWe ff rveel wo and three Germany, In pattern E-8-7 Special wmnmat. in. East said a atteech in For Training Meet tractive potbolders, No, LITTLE r wilt trade. VTeet 44 4M, hemti. No ttewn Berlin Monday complete Instructions. ireem kowe. W that tha Soviets in contains ATTORNEr-AT-LA- W tftaUsk paymefrt veterans. nrlttustStvej IMsUVtsBPV4 HaW fiTpnjWaj failaima For Sal for to bulM army Thts JO.Ctnti Each J Rube S, Martin tend an of 550.0M Here Weekend Pstternt Ara State Natl Bank BMc WtwUtly at la Beetle, lead, weti FHA cletln, sett ely to 400,600 men In their occupation Aa extra 15 cents'. wUl bring you f First Natl Bask Bldt - "Na tack an , . , Boy 6cout leaden ara due to V Pfeefit (42 t. eleee ta town, aU ta ettWra- Sift. M04. the Needlework Book which shows AaTwOT g Hetw Real FTW rl W9r1 participate in a leaden trt lain wide variety of fcttWf for tULXi tfawa at44. Utat-- Rube S. a delM r Martin H vou are tUsatlly am. session thlt weehend. knitting, crocheting and asabrold-ery- : wmm BEE SWARM Al PillAB, of leader Ww B. ptayaet eefituM wHh us far chairman alto quUU, dolls, etc. Jftt MtaelitmeJt or Harrry T J. Pickle MAIL thlp training, taid that the out patterns, are Included in book. Real Estate Wteste 24M-W-- StOWS MM Package, Start atraar door teiiloa of the basic course Send orders, "with proper remit- Otic, w atul three bethuem BALLSTON SPA, N. Y., May would be held at the Round Up cote, to Needlework Bu- for (yac salx Itewes. AM Beteee Hea-- tance ta a4 Panhandle 11, i A awara at bee de- round a atarUag a" 0 p. m Box 220, IIER kMAMM aj S4a1 4- - mmM uja ll at reau, Big Spring Herald. a. .w. aaa . r REAtV' IhstfAT layed the aaaM ytef4ay. Saturday, Participants ara to SUtton, New SrtlsaAaS laraaa, ama astf Tali FEXXDCX)TJ MadUon Sejuara SJirlil If VaMBaBl hUe MaMrtr. 15t. lfa. bring food for Saturday evening nunABiVWarfT JtTwfnrf i FA The bees gathered ea the York. Jf, V, jataU Suaday Food will ABmiB 9? a tntelc a Jeha iad breaUatt. U tetaraatid faltUja 1 tflAfttsVst 'bjhh . MLal aaWa.st.ar VbaabbbbT AVabAt rear 4PBjW aratiJr'BfJsfi afxtpsiBW drFjBj Jaajfcaa igaAaBB tasVal "Baaiw iuralahacl, at, .Sunday - . Trsi It Ceuntry 4WlwaBjtBjaBtBttr4FaByBBtaFBjsFB7B'alattl1 b lb. bom $3.00 a 9704 Iteetefflce ta the railroad ta. meal due to a cooking aemoatra iHiWeri, inc. lea. Lumalaatek burrlad back tioa. There will be church services Cast rF 24 Cam JJRt jrtMUBItll tat atja. a HV. atbi Bseteat praaerF hrm BMI - Sunday morning. Sewioaa termi- SBatfltV B BrVf, BBBbbpsfV aBtaFw ta the etft4ce. eaBje "BarB. BBmjBBBBfJ BJBBmSl tlsP'ssBaBW 4IoBsBbV awemiTai aaa, a. taa-Aa-A the nate a( 2 p, m. Sunday, AU unit ta EAet Mm ha araofc. aartaftu atoeaat XX Praer Bltto Two bttkeaatrt collected WtUlumlm t mt Vernon S, Boird. baaaaa r vala at liada mr I Jtucti N ihe mall moved leader are urged to take part, and ft! jam troop laatM-- an lasjiaB tK. Fbaaw"' fcl. again, nearly aa heuc late. committeemen and ethers v , , WfQRIfjwf ia.t. onaAi'if v

s i pro T p. tn. to C:M V. B.'Tjffet 12 Big Spring (Texas) Herald, Thun., May 18, 1050 Trades Students haTl at S p. m. today. be master of' ceremonies. Princi- School room additional elaisrom Occasion for the gathering Is the pal address will be by Al Dillon. North Ward ject for elementary schools under freshmenta wlu be erreC s To Hold Fellowship annual Bon and Student Banquet Peggy Lamb will sing and Larry To'Open Friday a 1200.000 bond Issue. This exten BY ALL MEANS! sponsored by the Vocational club Evans will be In piano se- sion on the west end has been la Meeting Tonight Each vocational student is to have heard re- For Inspection use weeks. on display some examples of wonc lections. Marlln Murphy will for several PRiNTINC Twenty-cm- s tndes and Industries Johnson, principal, ild T. H JORDAN m OO. and scope of endeavor, said J O view the year's work, and Invoca- North Ward school win hold open Tructt u w. Farmer Knows A Way students, together with their em- Neely, sponsor of ihe club snd co- tion will be by Barbara Petty. hMlia WMaw atfAnl- n- tr4ft An- - that examples ot work would be miv ordinator of the T&L program in phasls upon an Inspection of mi riurlna the evenuia. ployers, will participate In an its lltnl. Phone AU hour the high school The National baseball league wai tta?A tiJsvaf stlaaiMMsM Teachers will be on hand to as of fellowship Odd To Help Taxpayers at the Fellow Menvll Click, club president, will organized In 1876. The rooms were pirt of a 16- - sist patrons In the Inspection from - t

By WILLIAM C. BARNARD cotton at a lower price but the tix Associated Stiff would bring (t up to the support reis price""' ' For about 17 yeers now, a till, Helm, happen I been "Air. whst would serious, Teiai firmer hai If raised as much trying southern farmers pending all hl tparetlme cotton possible, causing a big Interest congressmen In a gov- as tn surplus driving of program he thought and the price ernment farm cotton to about five cents a up down pound? Whit would happen to the HI name la Fielding Helm, he'f 60, U Clifton In farmer then'" and his home al "He would be out of luck County, Central Texas He's Just Boique year He knew risk and sure enough all right, that the a farmer, he took his chances. Dut I don't 1,000 Irrigated acres around ullh think anything like that would hap- Plalnvlew and another 200 acres it pen " Clifton to Helm a few min- Talk from Washington, utes and you get the Idea that his Just bsck means more to him Helm said he had Interested Re- farm program publican Ben George W. of than all his 1,200 acres put togeth- Malone Nevada In He He his plsn would save his farm program er. thinks hiving up taxpayers billion of dollars. nld Milone is It driwn a bill. Here are some of the points he i "Why you spent 17 yesrs now Is advocating: have and a lot of money on this program The secretary of agriculture yours, would allotments to farms of Mr. Helm? make something I In in pounds, bushels or In "It's Just believe balesnot would help country acres Is now the system The and think this ai When a man really believes In farmer would sell his quota of prod- iislsssswv- - something, he doesn't mind BBSBBBBBBBBBW - - BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBSf eBSBABBSBk aSSBlT Al ucts on the open market and If the m JTZt ' i t'"-- vVslV' Tm-m- M f t market price was below parity, the mwmmmFPmmmmBl government would glvo him check to make up the difference frrmr9KIKBKllm between the market price and the Romania Latest parity price. OPEN ' " (lm M'Wr , Jk'A4'' j I The tanner would not be restrict 'ic ?grSBPBlS,Kl ed In how much of anything he it"' r.i! Anything raised,! , could raise. he To Order Cut fVt v! ss M sa.ss M jT4' 4LWfe ' "jsJ3MF beyond hli quota, he would sell for r ' "kP ""li7,ngS anything be cou&get for It with ( '"'- Who than he or she really in - V: . 4 T$?Pihjty&&$$f' nows better the graduate himself what wants no government .assistance of any IWf In U. S. n ' We founcTout K kind. Helm would discontinue the Staff 7:80 fjnf' ' - f the way of a graduation gift. have checked and exactly what government practice of buying or '" iSMfJ Here very own - in miking loans on any agricultural LONDON, Msy 18. W Romania p. lhey want' are a "P of lheir Bift sues?slion- StP product. Instead, prices would be W4$ I has become the latest Soviet satel- fSA-Ki- today our complete of jewelry gifts all on the easiest regulated by supply and demand, vktW'MUlVi'r'lmiUMlttA'Si'' see selection I lite to demand that the Untied , -- )Vherft would the money come yliftmt-- , j ' credit terms in tnv.n. from for the government quota States cut Its diplomatic staff with- ?i43 JT'v I in the country, -- checks? -- r- - .The government would gel this Dispatches from Bucharest today "ilSleBfcjfr 1 . Communist-le- d f S? aMfeEl8 goods said the Romanian S i t lsssssssssssBsftassssV - AC- -. fT--. money by levying a tax on A WWi V"X1 sssssssssssssssssssssr. bssi&ssslssS- oftT Jb I A minufictured from the agricultur- Government has accused U. 8. diplomats there of spying and de al products," said Helm. "There H ', H?$4JJ!p" sssssssssssssssss5ZsssT akaw Ssflllll& would be a tax, for Instance, on manded that the legation staff be IV "SWf cotton shIHs and dresses." reduced to 10 members. "This would, make cotton shirts tast month the Cxechoslav Gov- and dresser coitller, wouldn't it, ernment demanded that the U, S. Mr. HiImT" legation itaff In Prague be cut by "No, It wouldn't, you have a two-third-s. Washington countered loan.on cotton now which causes With an order for a similar reduc- a cotton goods minuticturer to pay tion of Ctech personnel In the Unit- thavcupp&rt price. Under my pro-gri- ed States. the manufacturer could buy Romania told the U. 6. to close t Its Information center In-- Oucharest in March charging "activities hos- tile to the Romanian people" were THE JAMBOREE centered In the office. Retaliating, the U. S. order the Romanian com- mercial attache's office in New SCOUT FUND York closed. H DIAMOND SOLITAIRE RINO RINO ;fi4 E asfe PRESENTS TAILORED 14K GOLD 14K GOLD MOUNTING RICH UK COLD 11 M O "'Ifff MmSf Blue Jay Puts Ijl n,l'l"' IgimT&ff l.- - 1 MM- - Make A Date with Deadly Fear In w..k,y.$Q75 WaW0 UUt UU Xtftf B g JH ftVfWN A'fj asssssV Feline's Breast Jf fago, BERKELEY, Calif., May II. CD Peter is becoming a nervous cat " complained Mrs. Herbert C. Back-erle- He la no longer king of hU bjfft yard. aBr the second straight year, a hellish' lone blue jay has made life i B$s?fni mi w .. m assigc "i m ssssmsi a sssu w isssssfl saw m asa. mbm for Peter, diving, strafing and rarr.Tj rmi iiiitviiii mmmfi sk wuiw.mg'iM' i i i i :?i i i mi rwssasa. mi m. a, ssvfs- screaming at the husky feline, who retreats Indoors. Then the audaci- ous Jay buzzes the windows while Peter trembles. em RONSON "ADONIS" g gs55B&esC BEAUTIFUL, MODERN J>tWL Beck-erleg- EWViffl The city turned down Mrs. 'e J &m POCKET LIGHTER i SPR1NO COMPAaS petition for a rifle to protect WCSKl "aflllF city - u Peter. The fstber'a declared E23 HV- wktv SI AM 2Jr yim9i u-i- llllC 01.- - Jllfetes&&?ty'MJyjffisS)l . tWHl . 'seaVsssski 1. they wanted to remain neutral In. IU . Avi UH lv3Gt EE&Mm&SJW m mT&B?m Mg0Ri FAMOUS quarrels between cats and birds This la election year. MDIO aw! RECORDING MCJ Voodoo Charged In Suit On Will LOS ANGELES, May 18. (A Voodoo and mystic voices talked fSsfsraSvav her blind mother into disinheriting nhM her from 8100,000 estate, Mrs. - ! cc" Jl! liSlilrf!i'!!!iSL Chooie these smsrtly design- KnHtjRm!! H feiJtw s Frances Howe claims. tf ISrUuiJrni'l II d vi of "d de-- !!UjJiQ5 Ham,, beautiful The was to njiiiaa ' SUmn . musical willed al W estate Instead s jglAilliipjsi pendible watches. Cr,"'"? POWDER BOX coHTi a spiritual medium, Mrs. Teresa SiClUUi AJrobAf ' Wll Anderson, who arranged the -- --- CAPITOL IEC010IN6 ARTISTS seances In which an Indian guide ssasift? " named White Feather advised the :::'" - v mother, Mrs, Howe's complaint al- i $795 Jf AND leged yesterday In superl r court. .. va. The sui c arges Mrs Anderscu STAGE SHOW conspired with six other persons to' fake messages to Mrs Martha L. ' Franklin, who died last month al STARRING the age of 88. Mrs. Anderson was WL EVERY NEW BRmE WANTS A SET OF , B JACK OWENS named sole beneficiary and ex SJ75 isHk'mmmTmlJtl a J9lm ecutrix in Mrs. Franklin will. Simatlonal slngsr from Don ssssssssfetv M iffl W Bs5K. L McNeill's Breakfsit Club. B I Cottonseed Group B 16 piece set ZFtw-- J FRED LOWERY W To Oppose Wild ta gggggBgtX VlmfflA V1a'i vlr " Famoui whistler hit re HH ComltU of 4 snorted colors. 3 JralwIiXam OktV ssfJsssss7 slBirCC cording of "Indian Love Call" Spenders For Office fsssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssa Js Pi"" mMjmmiXmWZZmmmmmmAWmuS aaWsssssT hlb million club. plates V IQJt IH V rMta HOUSTON, May 18 Mem- MIH ( bread and butter A sW mfVSa2J&3!BE::2mmHmmmmMmt''mmMMW 'sssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssB cups 7J lgf ' AmmW' PROF BACKWARD bers of the National Cottonseed B M WW rS0ZZWE!nrmm. ARE NBC radio and television star. Products Ann plan to oppose pub- -s- sssssssssssssssssssssssssVJsssssssssV only. ,5P" afj lic office seekers who believe "we Esa gHl - A rig. J.M value ior . Ilf - r ' POBBY WINTERS can continue to spend money as we The art of Juggling. " I OPEN STOOK PATTERN TvU., are now spending '' "jWfBlR aV The "positive and public stand" B .BHgsl Over 11 other odd pieces available. Come Inl them f V nt i WmlmT! mwMm mWIB iMCLIIDVn m 0 NELSON SISTERS w J J wi ? awaiisw vuiva tai uigm ai mv uai j. m'rmmWmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmWB nOWl T V Ua i JmvmTmWmmmmmmSmmmmStLjJmJ Ht Trapeze artists. meeting of the association conven- 1 0kHBaH Pay OntSOc W,K ' " tion here In a resolution encourag- f A- ''Jft MaBssssiaMa9MHHBJBHgsagsflgsfJssssssH -. V aHUsyP ing PHIL MARAGUIN the reduction of federal '4 c fl.!, miy 't Comedy msglc trick 7 t M-- unlcycle, Mm Cole Withdraws From WW ' And A Host Of Stars Glasscock Election m iin S15 Jli MUNCIPAL, AUD. $', CITY, May aude IsKmibLVI GARDEN "mw mm mmr mw mm mm m m -- -- Reserved seats, lower floor B. Cole, who previously bad an jai mmi mi mm mw mi mmm . "ft. t h i5 w. tt.60 $140 nounced for a third term as com- ' ".. Bllcony missioner from precinct No. 3 In Glasscock county, announced to- , tl'lg 81.80 day he waa withdrawing from the LmmmW ' race. LWL' ' tie five as bis reason the press mmmWrrTsfPCSSmmZ : MONDAY of personal business and the lpw mr WmmmVmm:mtmiw.m"ssssasssasMsasssssssessMsssaaasSsssssssassssssss Mm jj,jjfc - -- pay scale in Glasscock county for ' IMSSssssssiiBssssssiisiisMHssSE Jzzifs.Si saw C i.. mmmW 'i 3 w . 8:30 KM. commissioners, , "l wish to thank my many TICKET BOOTH Settles friends for their .encouragement and help extended me in the past "' i MW A Day Monday fsVaTsssassT' ay two terms, while I have been serv" sssssisssalasaia''7'' & ' In la Wee," he said. t "'J ------.. ' '" " li -- t . ,; lJ. . - .ii.j-- , HALEY WRITES FROM MADRID Big Spring Ilcrald texans Who Work In The Business DALLAS Cattle Ate 1950 SEC. II DIG SPRING DAILY HERALD, MAY 18. FOODS A 2 Hrs., 21 Min. with hardly a murmur ot protett, ginning of our hlstor) but a small Constantly Reminded Spanish Origins speaks little for our benign portion of the world with which Of Its our sense of Justice, or we have dealt has been tree 2 Flights Daily our Rood sound sene I believe Her diplomatic potllloi In an un- 3a3gfe world diplomacy and trade, and It we have been led to believe, by friendly world Is not an enigma. kepi on starvation, beatuse the Is those posing as the architects ot It li true that any attempt at PIONEERrXU. not a communlitle dlctatorabtp. what passes with us as diplomacy, clear understanding ol her ap i.rC w.wMc'sn W I A Mwt recognition Is a rxtc That yet. U United .States .have that tin of Spain py OJlllon tlways ro ics a vi- l complicated malWf Wc are 1613 tuperative cloud of pmpoganda IiW-.-H.l- V been party to thla further degrada Mfr . ., iVMl that because she Is a dictatorship from Communists and Fellow B 2iftfiMffiHJBJJJJJp X tlon of a one proud people that the cannot come Into the cornmun- - contributed to much to Amerka. Uy of nations, though from the be Sit HALEY Pagi 1 Col. 3 AT ZALE'S ... BEST VALUES YOU'VE EVER SEEN! BSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSm asssSwMASUHlmBS&BSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSat H I I -" aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaavil if sKTAlXiiaBaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaW H I aIirS 0nm Tfii&x ffmmf'mi ssssssssassVssssssssl I pttm& mm M - I T aVsssssssssssssssssssVli fas mSLMLHtSr asssssssssssssssssssssssHlllSssss 1

T lwa ass&sssassssssssV alatLib I sssssssssssssssi .....r ki ta sssssssssssssssssssssl BEAUTIFUL AND MODERN-Mad- rld, for all It glamor and fine1, stately buildings, Is still In dire need LJ kHV of economic assistance, The entire country, and this capital city is no axceptlon, It poor and povtrlshed.

BY J. EVETTS HALEY soldiers that he will bump Into at demic question when they are MADRID Time and distance almost every turn. ruled by the commander-in-chie-f of re- tend to make ui forget the Bureaucratic regulations backed with a well-fe- d Irritate the aimy, ssssssssssssssssssssssssl sssssssssl assssssssssssssssssssssH Asssssssl asssssssl ssssssssssl sssssssssssssssl ssssssl sssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssH ways our ssssssssV sssssssssssssssssssssssssssssW sssssssssssa asssssssssssssV assssssssssssa. mote origins of our and healthy-naturc- any d American, soldiery. The dismal alternative to " But no ot Tex- .asssssl sssssssW assssssssssl traditions. cltlten still Is a futile effort at bssssssssssssV.' M JassssssssV assW aflassssssi ssssssssa asssssV '.afl - as csn enter Spain for the first but be can get about without submission V H time without a pulse quickened undue bother. For It is not to be rebellion and the inevitable firing In assssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss i with interest presumed that exercise of authori- squad. Obviously auch a situa- Boft terms tn Texai nomencla- ty here approaches that In Russia. tion there can be no change In still speak to us from a past ture A visitor may wander all over the political picture except hy vio- 60 redolent with suggestions of great SAVE UP TO Spain talking v. any exploration and conquest per at will, ith servants, lence This violence on effec- .VasassssssssiBsQHHataHkasssssssssslZKBSHKM herders, business men, doctors, tive scale must arise through an formed by tough-fiberc- d men tired You've seen fhe excitement or heard the newt! Zale's in thla severe peninsula. and otho congenial ambitious conflict for power with .ltiiiiBisittp4tl people, making notes and taking In army. of a coup the,jlace-name- s ttlU pcr-- the This, short In that pictures everywhere, great watch tale Is the best value event in years! psssssssassssssssssssssssssssssssssl- alsta from El Paso to the Sabine, without be de etat, meana civil war, mor - ing .stopped or questioned by any starvation and suffering, and, no and from the Rio Grande to the still Duro, constant sort' of ofticiaL At times he may matter which side is victorious, al Stocks are adequate to give you an ssiiiiiHDassasssssssWA Palo Tcxant are figure reminded of Spanish back that the military eyes are most certainly a continuance of SHmBSkI ly their siting up a ground. Those ot us who work with him little critically, dictatorship. lent selection, but hurry! Come in person .. . aiiiiiiiiiiiiiBES0aiiK? ' cattle and horses aro aware of but If be believes In reciprocity, SITUATION HOPELESS .tV $J3EKB beginnings of our Interesting as be should, be will coldly size Thus Spain seems to be caught write . . . wire . . . phone. Do it now! Use the up symbol business In Spain and Mexico. the bayoneted of per in a hopeless hiatus imposed by the Of mora vital Import to all Tex- verted cower In turn, and with Inescapable logic ot history. This out looking go upon Zale's easy credit terms and buy now ans, however, aro our liberal land ever back on about terrible fact aeems to weigh U his business. the minds of Spain's most sensi- and community property laws. for graduation, Father's Day, anni-- These originally adapted to our If he circulates about long tive people who are impressed in itH" enough among these charming peo this tragic web of circumstance .BAasssssssssssssssssssssVaYA,i' MvasssssssssssssssaSlssssssssssssssssssssss' assssssssssssssam arid land and at wife's rightful and other yilrBtKmSB may eventually vereanes gift .KiithK ple, he reach a th.it is bearing them, like Hamlet occasions. 'SB hare In the estate she has helped really astonishing conclusion. In In bis Indecision, to an Inescapable Ol'OAasssssssssssssssssssssssssssswjHH .asaiiiHPassssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssIU create,, help make Texas one of spite of abject poverty for a large aHHd.KBYsNAkv tp doom. the ieil placeOn the worKl proportion live. They origin In of the population; In Yet in a world subject to fit had their dictatorship ' Spain. Finally, the presence of a spite of and regimen- cataclysmic changes of the geolo- Many Nathnalfy sssssssssssssssBSiH tation ot their affairs, and in spite gic ages, one ot the most remark- large Mexican and Spanish-speakin- g Adrtrthtd Brandt $0jK&&&&m " population the of what seems a ruthless quaran able facts of all Is that of human jSKskJtVKM&flVr ' throughout tine, by rest of the world, the Men essentially dur- included southern And western halt of the the survival. are fSlssMJgJSI, state continually remind us of this Spanish people can still be merry, able anlmals.They can atand rtore and, tc. some degree, are apparent- - than mustang horses and Spanish KtfiSr deep root In our past. Thus Spain sT cattle 'when they, have to. lAnd PiHSsHiir is bound 'te Texanls Wnppya SrunWibTflrai ahumbU??la8 rto?t ? with Spain, there is a way out. It vivid Impression ot this '"' it a way to adequate food and landVa possible freedpm trnnvKr tifft'OKtltrn nf th 2:S3raJ2Xpack at without blood west lii some ot provinces nome wno nappuy swauow itussis shed, and the only way to peace. its without gulping," choke down is its and tragic povcrty'.-Th- a but It lies in the free flow of trade dire like3 croup, money throughout thing that will a travel- a 'child with the when and the world. next 'hit It comes to Spain. Were the world honettly ling Texan slap-dab- .. in face Fascist free the, it to supposed hold is the fact that ha U uaeWrVa Yet is not be 'that of military dictatorship. NejtheeUact even" the people of Spain, 'where Franco,7Ua"thtiOtrIckn peo-pler- K freedom -- has- been a foreigner-- so ould adept no more effec- TatasssaMiiiBBK ' will please him, though" the,1 hun ' long, will tolerate this dictator- tive policy than! that oTrecognlx-in- g Valrssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss .atssssssssssGsU?03lsssBTJlKkKSSm. gry beggars everywhere will both CHasssssssssssssiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHtO ship indefinitely. They privately Spain freely admitting Bfi fully-arme- d and her 'PpasPlHlBi er blm more than the admit, with rather furtive side- to the avenues of world trade for ward glances, that business pro- whatever aba has to offer.. FOR ATHLETES FOOT gressively grows worse, and that The truth is that this weak na .saasssssssssi9lsssssssssssssss fvtiiassssssssssssssBa "Vmf T-4- BsssssssssssssssssssspsBaaaaaaaaaaHsssVBaVsBi .BaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaBaftapVvsaaaaaaaaVsAk.ailtelltlltltV' .asssaaaaai1 V llf!KBSssssssssssssssssaaa USE -L BECAUSE (ho, nation Is poor and hungry. Tat- tlon is being cuftru about by the gaunt nt tr.ll.r rEKETBATTNO roWK. tered thousands with faces United Nations at the behest ot With MlliW kiit. li etrrltt U silently tell the same tale more Russia and her sympathizers. She rtlt. DEEMr. U kill impressively. one thing is on ideological black- BltUtrmt ON!!CONTACT. li Yet It is likewise our k.d4 f men In bondage to 'lust list. Russia to have been wel- KKafaasssssWliHassK fori for For aH j, IN ONE HOUR Spain W food and freedom and another to comed as a member and MUST. flelitl r tick t " assssssssssssssssssssssL2!!!!rlsH''ss, Tu .allallllllllllllllHaHallllllllllllllllllllllllH, may itml lUrl. 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D II SATURDAY ...... i riM aHw sm- fisasssM - M V - I -,-iPT- p i hi .m. ek4Bsess4pWBsBae saof a aj i t... I At assH asH asssssssl sssssssssH sssssssssH ssH !aW W aajMMlet-?- Sri. Half wiifAasssssT M Issssssssk. I i I 4 i ri )' W I J CUfrt tMiMMurMti'it SlU..,...... fi elonsr bread, crackers, cske and salad, a cottage cheese salad or 2 Big Spring (Texts) Herald, Thurs., May 18, 1050 vanula. Bafc m two freaee--l afe crumbs, leftover cheese, leftover potato aalad. Or green peppers Inch layer pans, for X ratmitta SSO degree-ev- e. coffee and cocoa, cooked cereals, steamed and filled with mixed pepper to watte sauce. Cool, shape The quick one-eg- g cake can solve Making Good Meals From Leftovers r " - K-- egfi. fish, fowl, fruits. Jam., jellies almost any one type of leftover Into croquettes. (Up Into egg and almost any dessert problem, and it again and preserves, leftover meats, vegetables took like a dish all new Into crumbs. Fry In not deep by whatever fruit, fat from 2 5 msy.be varied vegetables, sour family, to. minutes. milk and cream, and one to tempt all Ibe The pastry cook of family Icing, whipping cream or other idea Is Challenge To Every Homemaker A cup tie will Tf illJsiBssBBBtVLLnBl and miscellaneous. of rice, a few shrimp, a have a good time making savory the Icebox may suggest, tasty sauce In bell pepper cups ysS!7NBaVvV? The last section suggests appe salmon rolls, bam rolls, or rolls One-Eg- g Cske Into the oven and out crisply brown filled with almost.any tatty tising hors d'oeuvres of almost end- on edges may grace meat Vi cup shortening the almost Salmon Retla. BBBBBBBBBMBsr B bbbbbeLbBBBsW H less variety from the lee-- box tld- - any X main dish platter. 1 recipe baking powder biscuits cup sugar HF ous, cnetse, run, nsm, cucKen or Leftover- - pinto MsBs, If the fern-- 1H cups flaked talmoa L egg,' unbeaten, .BBBBxi i I aTaeiBssBIMi stbLbW v lur Jim .realtf, Hred,erihenvttay. ltmall-saloa-CBOppfd- s------frcWTrtecr-ndtr-floir-- i- as filling for a mora 7Illfng go e omelet table as Mexican beans green pepper chopped or for complete scrambled by Vi - ileal the following recipe: H teaspoon tetipoen talt eggs, and an almost endless talL powder bbbbbmBssmBT variety Mexican Beans Roll biscuit dough to. ft tech thick 2tt teaspoons baking KI&?'R$M1. 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(juici IWrkn Capers, celery, cheese, mush- Stir In cheese, and serve quite hot LJIbxU B ssBn Ml ssV .sf rooms, chopped olives, Celery salt, lemon Juice, onion "klWIftM-- and onion, and many other Juice and parsley give chicken cro- you like oot? variations are possible with a me- quettes a plquan appeal Here is dium white i.uce a- - the base. Sal- me rrcipe: ads will taste ever different by a Chicken Croausttet variety of additions to mayonnaise 1 3--4 cups ground cooked chicken One fourth cup - chopped cucumbers 4 teaspoon celery salt 3 good coffee?- and 3 tablespoons chopped almonds 1 teaspoon lemon Juice Is a far cry from the Thousand d Few drops ol onion Juice sauce made hv HHIn h1' 1 teaspooo chopped parsley of chill sauce, 1 chopped green pep salt and pepper per ana cnopped stuffed olives to 1 cup thick white sauce j the salad dressing. fine crumbs 'really good coffee KAZjafiriLU Oreen Pepper Cups 1 egg, beaten The satiny green When pepptr makes Add chicken, celery salt, lemon -- it rails it purs a crisp container for a macaroni juice, onion Juice, parsley, salt and taste bestl" HAM OR SALMON-ROLL- WiLL BE POPULAR AT SUPPERTlME green . . 4 perfect meal Mrvtd with toned salad 'l"lvet Hundred Delicious Dlihei from, Leftovers," the No, 2 cook- MEATS book la the Culinary Arts Institute Take it Msy! SsobTABIE'READY nLSeJvl2' aerlti.t 1 challenge to every BSJaMBsaBBJ. homemaker who hi ever moaned "Oh,' deer, where doee the grocery JRLl'JU money got" from 5 WAY But challenge not to the the it Braes sfooHKli Bteal prepraajn. Make the budget alone. With tmmar ote of overstrained wide variety dHdooe table ready meata available to yoa luch- a "guide as "Leftover,1' the 4crS et Sareway. cooking to Tbey're ready to as most unimaginative cook can take it No do. eat Jutt yon bring borne from the store. Thrifty, too, because the dar to make attractive meals tbea from - almost nothing. there's bo wast Cheek the list below for menu ideas. And, Every morning, the accumula- vjmKjf ptrsy xkho sow pneea. tion of odds and cods In the way o( ut food will start a chsln of thought which will be entirely in keeping with aatritlon as well as economy, and.tln many cases, the ultimate eMCHHvav BnHB Lb. will more appetising Frankfurters result 'be meal and more attractive dishes. Liquids from canned or cooked vegetables, full of minerals and SRceel go Spiced vltarakis.'will Into cocktails and Luncheon BELL PEPPERS .ARE CUPS FOR MANY.. LEFTOVERS soups-lnslead-- of down the drain. , , . shrimp and rice are piquant filling Never a piece of vegetable ao Asserteel malt but that It cad go Into a salad, refrigeration, the homemaker may snd omelets. These broken up with Vewietles -- garnish add- or be utilised as a or whipped cream into In- a fork and added to soups give 45 and Baked tarda Loaves ed to the soup. spire added nutrition. Another Idea la to Any' bit of fruit will suggest an getserts. RoaSttMlwUtotae Idea, to garnish a chop piste, top "She may even achieve colored reheat in the top of a double boiler, Bologna ta. 43 Smoked Picnics tkw 354 a meringue or decorate a cake. own special sher- break up with a fork and combine Ice cubes or her Cooked Sslsmi tw 594 Bacon S? Jif 574 Pork Chops SL The Introduction of "Leftovers," With chopped bacon or hot minced bets from those fruit Juices that 4 continues ,lhe story: "Meat la not sandwiches. Boiled Ham Bacon 394 FryersIS'eSr-- just 'something often go into the lemonade, and she ham for aw a. 994 Stt.y to be made into The extra egg yolk goea well la hash, but an adventure in ingenuity, may have frosen salads to her mashed potato balls. Pork Souse sm . 394 Dry SaltJowts . 134 with a cnotce'as wide aa the Imagl-natio- n, hearts content. And all made from WhwsSr Mashed Potato Balls ranging from fluffy tlmbales leftovers with some- Liver tfc. SasisagevuL'cl. -- PcrctsFiUctosr BB.V.354 Just a little 2 cups cold mashed potatoes. Loaf ssx 454 . 394 tQvevetv mousses; and never are ewNi 4. thing added. t '" - - these; two egg whites dlscarded.be-caus- e Salt and pepper 2j t they make a beautiful "Then the snacks and appetisers I 1 egg yolk baked What canapes ' transform day old cake wjth colorful can be made Butter op merlngued from Just those last two olives In Mix seasoned mashed potatoes fruit bottle, of "With fraetlng trays and modern the those bits ham or with egg yolk and shape Into balls. liver we didn't know what to do Place in greased psn and make a about, and the lone hard-cooke- d egg depression In the top of esch. Place Meaty Turnovers In the refrigerator." a bit of butter In each hollow and Here are a lew agraiplaee(theHaalsAweyiraksa4is It Is suggested that It become a oven. firkisT both palaU smd secketaeek. Mawy the stera Meaty brown in hot bmm at turnovers become nart of th dealsn for menus to Two egg whites, the last of that pleasant mealtime aurprlse and check up each morning on the left-- 1 drying piece of cheese and dry Typictt Sfowy a wise way of using leftover 14J. Swtufs over tidbits and fit them into the bread crumbs can be combined to .CarthCn V 9KA - meal-plannin- 9 meat. Make up biscuit dough and g pattern of the day. appetizers. 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Music Big Spring (Texas) Herald, Thurs., May 18, 1030 3 Banded Pintail Toothbrush Used And Fun Flies 4,500 Miles StFPfM WOMAN lyMttok SCIENTISTS REPORT At Dinner Table 11. - -- mmmmmrmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm SAN FRANCISCO. U1 - A duck up, HUKy.uGKMWATHAra cheap jw mf vou thought J Come To City bsnded In California if credited WELLINGTON. New Zealand. U1 supper kap; was ward-ti- c trans-Pacli- Diners a Wellington kmmj&&K??.va lIHZri,5 with the longest recorded lc at restaur Vwl Hormone Treatment flight. ant taw a pretty girl put a tooth- Next Monday A female pintail banded last brush beside her plate. The girl August in Northern California was ate her meal. Then the vigorously shot in the Cook Islands In the brushed her teeth and emptied the Helps Mental Ills Sovth Pacific by a New Zealand water Into her teacup. hunter. The flight is estimated at Her girl trjend looked embar- 4.500. rassed, smiled, hut didn't say any- By ALTON L. BLAKESLEE til msnlit...... I1tnlii. fin rmnrt.- miles...... -.- Kn !- - t" r r - thing. The glrlt were two of 170 Associated - Sciatica Riportar, m worno , g"niM Prs- !oy im ftgqianon mqicator dental trainees vwho are carrying HUtamiru Is a chemical thai 1owa-.i- . ' NEW VORK, May 12. Sex hor- 1 ;i r through an experiment. Half will - era blood pressure, and It' one cause tt urn hints ivog lags mone treatments made one-thir- d of of atlerjdes. brush their teeth after all food and LOS U every a group of mental patients well The sex hormones, histamine, ANOELES. A simple drink, except water, for a radtallbn Indicator that all wn&l year. enough to go home, five Creed-mo- or and other biochemical treatments cltlieni can The other 83 will (N. Y.) Hospital scien- offer great promise In treating be trained to road has been hruth their SMOOTH DRCAAV SINCE (V State teeth only a Thurs- PSS WEJ 4P mental illnesses, de- developed by the Atomic Energy twice week MCAOOLAtCCgaiRraS)A ';r,R5"r USED tists said today. the doctors days tifT 'P1' clared. Project at the University of Cali- and Saturdays. At the end of fiS?. helped pa- fornia. year The hormones tome Tbey teem .to be steps, they said, It niemurr radiation by the research men hope to be changes say In- tients who had not benefitted from toward the day major In the color of chemicals. able to which 'Is better when mental The new will device could be put into tensive oral hygiene or casual shock treatments, they told a New illnesses be better controlled, a perhaps anticipated, little container which could be York State Medical Society meet- detected earl- worn like OI "dog and more surely, and even tags" or Into a NNY STRON - ' ier pencil-lik- e ing. et for the pocket. Grccnlces, Itodgcrs and A variety show with Botb male and female sex hor- emliitli The Rroat Australian Adamn on music nd fun Is on Up tor mones were used. In lsrge doses. horse. Car- bine, flatly refused to go In Attorney At Law Spring out Bis Monday, when (he Ben- The combination Is something new HALEY the rain and hit trainer was forced LESTER BUILDINO ny Sirong Muslcai Tlerlle Is pre- in treating severe mental illnesses. to devise a small umbrella which Phone 2179 could sented from stage mu- Is a be attached to his bridle. the of the Their use bssed on theory (CMtlautd from Fit I) nicipal auditorium. that mentsl illnesses result from Travelers all over the world, how- body hor- The revue Is being offered an unbalance of various weak, to of power mones. ever the balance through cooperation with the Boy being posed against "Mother Rus The studiet were reported by jrvHn7Y Cik -- mitkkkWkBkWBkWkWKklkWkKkR Scouts, and local share 0 the Drs. Mortimer, Raymond and sia." funds will be used toward meet- Arthur Sackler, three brothers; Dr. No student of public affairs In ing expenses of Scouti attending Co Tul, and Dr. Johan II. W. Van his right mind will doubt-Jo-e a the 4 national Jamboree at Valley Ophuljscn. of the Creedmoor In- moment that had the Communists Forse. in June. stitute for Physcho-olologlc- Stud- won the Civil War tn Spain she Strong heads up a or-- ies. would litve shortly quall'led fin cuesira 10 oe a neaauner of ths The sex hormones were tried on recognition t"v the Unite 1 States program. Uls bant is known 40 patients. They were suffering and almost certainly tor aid under lhroilffh hrnart.i. ,! mhamI. from schizophrenia. In which a per- the Marshall Plan. Those who lngs and has recently completed son withdraws from reality; manic would deny it should be reminded an engagement at the Cdcoanut depression, marked by severe de- that at first powerful Rustla did! Listen to KTXO Grove In Los Angeles. pression or extreme excitement, Then why not prostrate Spain? PRICES EFFECTIVE THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY Other entertainers on the bill will and involutional psychoses, or A few weeks ago Senator Connel- For More Specials Include: melancholia. ly, as Chairman of the Foreign Jack Oirens, former hit linger Fifty-eig- per cent of (be 40 im- Affairs Committee, prodded the From NmVSOSrS ' with Don M- - one-thir- Ill's rrakfait club; proved, and d recovered State Department for an answer 12:00 to 12:15 Fred Lowery, the Texan who gain- enough to be able to go home, they to one angle of this question. Since Dally ed fame as a whistler and hat said. then rumors of anticipated Amer- MEAL, Aunt Jemima, 5 lbs 35c appeared with the Horace IJeldt As with other treatments, the ican air bases on Spsnlsh soil have orchestra; Bobble Winters, deft sex hormones brought best results agitated the matter more. Thus and amuilne iucEleri Phil Min. In early rather than long-lastin- g as the Cold War against Russia quln, who mixes comedy with his cases cf disease. Of patients who continues, this pertinent question WE GIVE auu in magic and with a trick had bech in the hospital six months will be asked with greater fre PURE LARD, Swift's, 3 lbs 53c unlcycle; the Nelson Sisters, trap- or lets. 74 per cent Improved and quency. Why has no obvious effort eze artists; snd Professor Back- more than half went borne. been made to Improve the condi- S&H wards, a radio and nightclub star Seven of the patients were young tion of these 27,000,000 people, and who baj acored with his fantastic from IS to 25 years old Six of weld them into the frot against 2-- ability to In CORN, Mission, Whole Kernel 1 oz. cans 25c do evervthlne rvvrrtr these, all with schlzoprenls, were the faithless and ruthless Soviets? GREEN 2 ... ' Reserved seat for the Benny able to go home. In age groups, In spite of the sorry spectacle STAMPS birong Musical Hevue may be ob- patients over 50 showed the sec-bn- d of what is gratuitously called our tained from a booth at the Set- best results, then persons of foreign policy, our country Is def tles Hotel, during the day Monday. middle age. initely unified upon the proposition TIDE, Large Box ..:;.... 25c Performance time Is 8:30 p. m. Good results In using histamine that Russia 'a an imminent threat Upton to the peace and life of the West-er-a MIRACLE World. In the beginning the .gs-y- . Israelis Plant Trees American people were Induced to TEA Hi-H- accept the International dole called WHIP CRACKERS, o, Large B67.....7... for canning. , 1 o TEL AVTV, IsraeL in Israelis the Marshall Plan on two basic 25r are 'planting millions of trees all considerations. First, they were re- over the country and tens of thous. minded that if was the genrous. Pint 29c Lb. Box 29c iTViTB . BsB ahds of them along roads and high- humanitarian thing to share the i ways. Dr. Dov Joseph, minister ol CRACKERS, abundance created by our mighty SSSSSSSSSSSBSSSSSStSSSaSSSSSSSBSSSBSS Sunshine Krisjiy Mb. Box 23c agriculture, told parliament trees efforts, our industry and our fru- TOMATOES were being planted directly along gality with the people of Europe, the 1 roadsides In accordance with In the second place, and more No. 1 Can demands thtarmy'i engineering of importantly, we were told that we Park Xam VIENNA SAUSAGE, services; TreeT eveatuavr will would likewise stand at the bead 3 Cans ...... 25c TyntTican.,:.... 10c wEsmm5 cloak, any on Msssisvssta movements the roads. el freedom everywhere evefl "Tti.. .rftNh''a;.i among' people 'who did not .have ICECREAM it and thus counteract peacefully WOMEN the spread of Communism, Ioatea- - Snider PICKLES, Dill Sour, Quart TbsnkruptHig ourselvelTjy (pend or 25c ing wr wsx,;.rwwouai,aueviate CATSUP Pf 17c FAVOH... asasasasHHalasasaH human sufferingby" spending for , , Lfl peace, and thus give hope to the 2-1- 4 Oz. Bottles CQne IliHIiYU oppressed people 01 me woria. SHAMPOO, Modarf, 75c Value..... 39c III a Upon the basis of Spain's dire need, and upon outright appeal to 35c SUGAR h Z. ?'lj Lsasasasasasasaflasasasasssasasasasasasasal our humanitarian nature, she ATITSBESTli would be the first of the European Del Moate SststsH ttLasHsasasasasasaH powers to qualify for aid under the Marshall Plan. Upon the basis Peter Fan of wha$. Is euphoniously called COFFEE containing urausuiiuni, loo Peanut Butter saw - AM - would 'likewise stand, at th.- beads 0 of the list But Franco's party1 I Lb ...... b9t disqualified Spain by "liber u ' r standards. Instead' of tolerating Jar 33c MELODY TIME these Communists these traitors to every way .but their Immoral Presented by own-Fra- nco and bis supporters simply killed them off. Thus there in wawF mm Dressed & Draws Lb. Is no Communist threat in Spain. mm. CLUB CAFE Meanwhile the 'People of starv ing Spain, with whom, historical Iy, so many " Monday XhruFriday, 12:45 p. m. the Southwest bat 1 warnv'.and Intimate connections, Ealikora ""' Lb. can continue 'to starve. We will SLTCEDBAC0N not recognize them 11 1 - tlon. .;!...... 39c WW IresK XargeT We not encourage that free -- flow of commerce that always car 'AACinJCKorRib T & KB ries, ires 01 cnarge, ice price PINEAPPLE. 39c" Doz 35c ST m less cargo of free ideas an ex r . BEEF ROAST change that will Inevitably batter Fresh' 8 Ears ...... Z W down' the bulwarks of dictatorship. SklHless Lb; 1490 Qd Your Dial It Is the peaceful way out. Out CORN 10c : Instead ,w sfaooie the wsrUkerway, WIENERS v u. icii wo 33c hh'.pdus' ouuiaa - pale o diplomacy. Fresh ' BLACKEYED PEAS ntlm PuroOaHO Purerork Lb. COUNTRY SAUSAGE 37c Fresh Lb. CllfiAD ''- " NEW POTATOES -' -- 5c" Lb. '" BOLOGNA 29c 10 Lb. Mesh Bag .'" 10 Lb 89c i..... POTATOES 49C . Pressed Lb. ' - SaaaWS,. 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The National-Ist- s found that Ita mineral wealth may had sold the rails for scrap, rival that of Manchuria and Slnki-ang- , Gov, Chen had only begun to re China's far western province. pair the damage done by his LIQUID has high-grad- e deposits of predecessors when the Communist WAX Hainan Invasion , V - IBBr 49cBB- nasi C began. He had Iron, tin, copper, manganese, lead, restored w silver, coal, graphite, antimony, some of the iron mines. There is and tungsten. These have Tiatdly little prospect the Communists can r JLanroBox. been touched Hainan also can pro- begin to exploit Hainan's resources VEGETABLES, soon. Most duce rubber, pineapple, sugar cane of their limited capital GULF SPRAY DUZ -- quinine, coffee and coconuts. probably ia earmarked for north 25c 25c Yellow 1 With Industrial development, Ha- China and Manchuria. The Com Haiti . 0 inan could become one of the few munlsts also may hesitate to risk Can Asiatic regions capable of support- capital on the Island because It LIGHTER FLUID lOc'VORY SNOW 25c ing a larger population. Leaders on would be too exposed should a gen- SQUASH 9c .. Hainan say the 2,500.000 population eral war come to Ibis Orient. straining could be tripled without Long White Lb. SPRAY GUNS LAVA the Island's resources. Dut now Ha- 35c fc two-thir- Manganese Enables inan has to buy about IRELAND of u food elsewhere. And the A Grow ifc oz. .Caa Communist mainland haa famine Plant To POTATOES 6 of surplus. Instead Calif., Wl For Besides the immediate problem BERKELEY. some time It baa been known that Carton BARBEQUE 65c feeding population, the Chi- of the plants will not grow unless there nese Communists Inherit an enor- is manganese the soil they feed mous job of rehabilitation, After in from, This was discovered by plsnl the war the Chinese Nationalist of- TOMATOES 18c nutritionists P, K. Stumpf and C. ficial! almost wrecked the Indus-tria- l C. Oelwlche of the University of .... foundation of Hainan built by Lb. Japanese. California College of Agriculture. the Their remarkable Now, working with graduate stu BBBBBBPsS record of Inefficiency, corruption RsaBBBBIBsf .JBBBr' UPTON'S dents W. D. and C. Mich- - and abeer vandalism ended only a Loomls aeUon, they have found out why BELL PEPPERS 19c manganese enables a plant to ... en- - ' I For Your gro. They discovered a new Lb. 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WASHINGTON. Mar 18. U1--TJit State Must Either Cut Expenses Or State Department It wrestling with SSIIfTERthaii twer the problem ol what to do about a gjjara::, '.',,'.in i mm ...ii wiw,.jB former Caeca diplomat, a Commu- New Tax, Solon Tells TLM nist, who hat asked asylum la this tAirST TODAY THRU Impose country. community I SATURDAY The State Legislature must eith- nlsm Munleioalitles. at lead The man, Vladimir Hoodtk, re- presented era. should iielo the to solve er rote a drastic rut In expendi- Of the soma 2.000 bills itatt signed Tuesday from hit post at to the legislature at Its last regu- Ita problems by expressing tnenv Czechoslovakia's chief delegate lo tures or impose general sales session, Sen. Hudson estimated selves. Representatives ara elect occasion happhr 44 lar the United Nations and blasted! You Jiwfar I h?p& bf or statr Income rrxT at Its next that to per nr "leaded wwsnl ed to ixpnii thr peoples ienU ei session, Sen Mill Hudson, Pecos, Socialist practices," such as tub menta on the floor of the legisla- Russia for pressure on hit country. rtwmUring An. quality GIBSON told members of the Texas League sidles, regulation of business, etc ture. Individuals should advise Czech refugees h W of Municipalities at their meeting "Step to stop trends toward tlate officials at to what they wish hire are urging that Houdek'a plea cards to tay how natty proud you are! Wednesday effect yab'ng here government control and similar done about matters that be denied. The January session of the lrgls Socialistic practices must be tak- their business, the senator said. 'ature must provide fundu to meet en In the municipalities which you The Dig Spring mertlng of' the P-T- GRflDUflTIOn CARDS a $30 million deficit as well as (I represent," he told the TLM dele, TLM was, one of three being held A Congress Shows Saa our siisin today! nance activities of the state gov gates In West Texas. A regional gather ernment tor tail, ne said He credited the defeat last year ing was to be held In Amarlllo to- Gain In Membership Terming the penny-a-pac- k tax on of a day, while a similar meeting Is constitutional amendment lift LONG BEACH, Calif., May 18. W cigarettes levied by the legists ing the celling on old age pensions scheduled for Monday In Mineral tare In special session last Febm with saving the state approxi Wells. The National Congress of Parenta So to 25c I try to finance expansion of state mately $200 million per year &. E. Crutchfleld, TLM field con- and Teachers hat a record mem- ex- as a step in- sultant, and E. E McAdams, 392,-72- nospuais, dangerous "It's our duty to aid the blind bership of 6,167,079, a sain of 1 ward an outright sales tax," Sen lame, bu not our responsibili- ecutive of the organiza- and director over last year, Mrs. John E. Hudson expressed opposition to ty to care for a person slmly be tion, were on hand to assist with aalaiai anrl ' Hayes, national PTA tinsjiiaa n si. a hiiu alatnaiiiit Innnmaiiivuiiil lavasvj. cause he reaches the age of AS the Big Spring program. The meet- president, re He advised TLM delegates t o he declared "The government ing was opened with talk by ported today "study the alternatives and make can't support the people, the peo George D. llarber. Mineral Wells Mrs. Hayes of Twin Falls. Ida., their derisions known to their rep ple must support the government mayor who Is president of the or-- arrived here for executive commit- resrntatles" In the legislature Members of the Texas League of ganltatlon. tee meetings prior to opening the I Sen Hudson's talk came at a 53rd annual convention of the or luncheon held for delegates to the ganization Monday. regional TLM meeting It was part Soil conservation all-da- I ft- - "vj 11 of an y program of forums 3kXv7JlLiCi NUDI---- E - i wk.T Tmvrv n i and discussions on problems fac- oisr- ti ing Texas city governments Some 60 representatives of 20 Blue Panic Planted West Texas cities attended the meeting ' Referring to Federal controls O- CAGIE ver state problems, the legislator In Conservation Work declared Socialism a bigger threat to the United States than Commu- - Leonard Calcman and Floyd Terrace i on the C. A. Walker PAMP THE Jones, neighbors at R. A (Bob' farm In the Morgan group did a Merrick, mtt Tuesday on Mer good Job of holding the rain Housework rick's farm southeast of Ackcrly Wednesday, Walker reported this to observe a planting of blue oanlc week. Walker hat planted 19 acrer grass Merrick used cotton seed of Madrid clover and 6 acres of Easy Without hulls as a filler for the small blue panic grata at part of his seed of the blue panic and planted soil management program. IAWK abruz-z- plates. R. E. Haney It plowing hit i fAIAMOUMt rtctwtt NaggingBackache with cotton The farmers, who are cooperating with the Mar rye and hairy vetch crop this Plutt Color Cartoon - Late Newt As t aliar, atraaa a4 atrsla. ' Soil Conservstlin Dis- week on hit farm In the A-B- ai.rtion, aieaaalra imokina or .ipo.gr. to grass toll conservation group. Haney Is rota .otnttlmn aloa down kMiwr In-Wo- trict, are plantlnn blue panic TMa mar Umi many fall. u lorn, as a part of their coordinated koII turning back 12 acres of rye nd plain of Ina backaeha. In., ol PP and green manure to Improve STARTS TODAY Jntra-r-, haoJatha. and dlialnaaa. O.ltlns and water conservation program vetch for up nlchta or trMu.nl paaaaen mar r..ull Richard Thomas, who farms In the soil by adding nitrogen and A THRU SATURDAY J from minor tiladdar Irrtlallon. du. lo aold, organic Haney or- most memorable event deserves a most memorable gift! And herewith dampnaaa or dl.lanr Indlurttion.. the Knott soil conservation group. matter. tald dlaaoraforta ara to lhM ganic matter added to bit toll on If ror da Is planting 25 acres to blue panic we suggest gifts high-schol- ar col-- e.u.w, don'l wait, try Dnnn PIU. a mild of of fashion bo important to the or auccaaafullr br million, for grass Among other district co a Held that haa had 2 years dlur.tle. Uaad ns or.r ID nan. Whlla thcaa armptoma tnar operators who planted abruzzl rye cover crop helped hit leglenne Gift-selectio- It's amaalai how have blue attbut to embark on a fresh phase of his or her career! ofun oth.rwlaa owur. -- W, toll toak up more water from re- many tlnws Doan 1 Ira happy r.lUf panic are O. McGregor and htlp tha raltaa of kldnay lybw and Wl.ra In cent ratm. complete from luggage to cosmetics. The following listing will help Jl FUla today) Roscoe Buchanan the Coahoma fluah put wMla. Oat Ooaa'a group. Sam Buchanan, district coopers-to- r In the West Coahoma group, you choose the correct gift for the graduate you are buying for. has planted 3 acres to a pasture grass mixture of little bluettem, PORTABLE Indian grass, aldeoatt grama. GIFTS FOR THE GIFTS FOR THE weeping lovegratt and blue panic. GIRL GRADUATE BOY GRADUATE Buchanan plans to plant 10 acres to blue panic In abruxtl rye stubble PE11FUME AND COLOGNE HIS COLOUNE, AFTER SHAVE LO- thia I TION, BRUSH-LES- S tummer. Straw Hat Woodhue, Aphrodlsla. SOAP, SHAVING SOAP, Record 40 Players D. Blgony will plant acres F. and Tigress by Faberge' SHAVE CREAM, PRE ELECTRIC of tummer peat for soli Im- proving crop on his farm at Fair-vie- w Cologne 11.25 to $10.00 SHAVE POWDER, AND DEODOllANT A ttBtMaM J t 4 Iff l m 0 Jr V TAKE A PORTABLE RECORD PLAYER ON this year. Blgony altr plant Perfume $1.25 to $10.00 ... In Northwoods fragrance . .. u13BBF to plant 21 acres to Madrid clover Fabergette $3-5- Individual plecea $1.00 to YOUR VACATION TRIP. PLUG IN TO ANY and 50 acres to Dixie Wonder Win- $20 $2-0- ter peat this fall. He will Inoculate Duettet $2.50 Set 0 to $7.50. (prices plui tax) CONVENIENT OUTLET the legume crops to Insure good Straw Hat $3.00 growth production of nitrogen and QuarteU $5.00 for toll Improvement. BILLFOLDS . . . Prince Gardner and t Price t plus tax) C. W Sbgfer, who farms at Vin- Buxton in black and bqown . .. cent, will plant a rowi to cotton ... fJ.V5 to $30.00 (plus tax) $19.75 to $79.50 nd A rowt to pea on 80 acre ATOMIZERS . . . fancy atomizers In ol Jilt farm thia year. Shafer Is pastel shades and gold and silver planting peas to Improve the the $1.00 to $5.00 soli by adding nitrogen and organic HANDKERCHIEFS . . . fancy and matter. tWAua white 35c to $1.00 JtX JflMViIWttWjawnt.iaTuworiCV EDDY ARNOLD IN OUR STORE HOSE .. . Artcraft Zebrette . . . with 'tP V .Baltimore Slums brown stripe 51 gauge, 15 denier fh P JC p,u,! Adv- - Slr Oalahad ... Color Cirtoon Leveled In Drive . . . $1.95 MAY 30th. BELTS . .. calf, tummer belts, auetje, BALTIMORE, May 18. Wl Six- Dupliquettea . . . and alligator $1.50 to $8.50 teen blocks of Baltimore alums are marginal frame heel $1.95 to be leveled to make way for new housing developments In the latest SOCKS . . . sport and dress . , . nylon, move In Baltimore's publicized STATIONERY rayon, ONLY- - slum clearance program. and cottons 55c to $1.50 TODAY Open At Duik 2 Shows Thank You The Record Shop Al that It lacking Is the approv- Notes and Informal! !fa&ffllO0f TONITEUDAY al of the city council when It meets 59c to $1.00 29. program It being car- JEWELRY :M May The ox stationery 69c to $2.00 UX Main Big Spring, Texas ried out by the Baltimore Tie Bars and Chalna ..$1.00 to $3.50 Commission. WITH A Cuff Llnka $130 to $3.50 EVENING BAGS CRAVINO Key Chalna $2.50 & $3.50 Whiting and Davis Mesh bags . . . TROHOIR - (prices plus tax) wtrf 71$J1 In THAN IOVI white, gold, and silver tax) OR HATl H.95 to $10.95 (plus y RRRR IDEAL FOR 3PORT JACKETS $15X0 to $32.50 ooie Gold Kid baga $2.98 (plus tax) .81.50 tQ 82.98 toSHEtt COMPACTS BLACKS , J8J5lQ$n.50 WFmwmM tfyPFIIFFCR Gold or silver plated .. . all' shapes PAJAMAS $2.98 to $18.50 WORK or PLAY and sizes $1.00 to $9.95 (plus tax) HOUSESHOES $Z95 to $5.95 JEWELRY STATIONERY ... box ....He 'to $2.00 Cute little ballerina shoes tl.at are ideal for gradu- Coro Pearls . , . rope, one to four ation . . . wonderful for playtime, smart for any strands, and chokers ..$1.00 to $7.95 ISMPluti Flung "fly Fling"" occasion. You'll you want find just the shoe in BMW BLOUSES collection . . . straw, leath- FRIDAY-SATURDA- Y ttWt this new smart smooth PtC ers, wonderful, wearable summer colors. All sizes. BILLFOLDS Ctotton,crepe!, and nylon aheere tARIN FOR NEW THRILU Princess Gardner. Ber Neu. . . in . . fancy, and shirt styles . red, green, blue, yellow, brown, and white and pattela ...45.95 to $14.93 mr uiiitii BUck $1.00 to $7.50 (plui tax) BHBLIgVrlnur nRMRRRa ? Plui LINGERIE Color Cartoon Strsw ballerina with HOUSESHOES Slipi . . rayon, crepe and knit, Modern Snack Bar matching, cloth Plus! "Radar Patrol" darker Oomphlea and Daniel Green ..,..,.. nylon or cotton, batiste . . , In lace Clean Rett Rooms trim. Rtd, brown and v Alsoi Color Playground "H-- to $8.09 atyles $198 to Cartoon For The Kidi grain $2.95. trim or tailored $t0.M Gowns , . , nylons, rayon crepes and Same as above In white Isathtr (3.95. ROBES knltt, and cotton batiste . . . lace Robes, Housecoats, and Hostess and tailored trim ttylea .,,., Costs . . . In plqu; One strap balltrlns Tn seersucker.. . JoJ18i red, white or wheat broadcloth, rayon crepe, and printed Panties , . , tailored and lace trim-ste- lt leather U.M. crtpea ....., $j'w to $M.M brieff . . , ail aytasj a a nylon aMlTayM In white and gold, and heather, ...... IMS. ' Stc'to- - USE FREELY OUB Shortle pajamas , . eetteti, batiste ""4 ' I Bar k """RR'J" t v l k. A fl GUtrappta ;15 Strapless brawler . . , tiMualag-wea-r H" and V--tt tec white or bUek eeJy'$.9$ & 4.M m: D Srviees f Plain ballerina In white or black S3.9C -- i 7 vk llr-l-i

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