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The cold temperature failed to
reach the hearts of some 1,600 persons mainly youngsters Monday
nieht who waited In front of the
courthouse, blocking Main Street
between Third and Fourth, to get
their first view of Santa Claus this
year,
And they were not disappointed.
For the jovial man from the
Northern Lands made an appear
ance at about 7:10 p.m. just in
time to crown and kiss pretty
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arrival, with the. choir composed
of members of various church and delegate injected the racial segre- - when they filled out expense vouch- creating a Christmas gation issue into the wmte House era.
civic croups
-Later he told reporters he had
conference today by In
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Gil Jones, master of ceremonies, who "do not support the
The question, with its promise of
Introduced the choir and announced
Clarence Mitchell, director of the a bitter, unscheduled controversy, WWmw
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sonally and publically greeting him Washington Bureau of the Nation was raised at .the close of the first
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and welcoming him to Big Spring. al Assn. tor the Advancement or general business session of the con
Santa then presented the Snow Colored People, said he had just ference called to talk about press- WWWWiX
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Queen, elected from a group of returned from South Carolina, ing school needs.
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Dr. James R. Klllian Jr., presi
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high school girls, crowned her, "where some newspapers are adfour
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Mh and then to the delight of the vocating defiance of the Supreme dent of Massachusetts Institute of
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got the discussion
Technology,
crowd and himself gave her a Court Integration decision."
He asked whether delegates from groups going with a report on the'
big, whiskered kiss. '
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Miss Winchester, a senior In high South Carolina signed a statement presidential committee's first topic,
What Should Our Schools Accom
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school, threw the switch lighting
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plish?"
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tho tree's some 1,000 lights, and
Br
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Klllian said his subcommittee.
sMbithe courthouse's decorations, and
arr
Which has been studying that ques''
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YULE CHEER
the program was complete.
tion for some months, had conWith the exception of the letters.
cluded that too many people
With Santa and the Snow Queen
RALLIES
FUND
thought "that a school program
to the front of the choir, lt all
which is good for one's own comstarted with one small girl timidly
After weekend weakness, the
munity must be good for all comstepping up with her letter. Then Christmas Cheer fund rallied
SNOW QUEEN, SANTA GrtEET CHRISTMAS CROWD
munities."
About this
forward.
walked
another
$100
Tuesday to shoot past the
Helen Winchester crowned by Santa on first visit
Actually, be said, "I found lt
.noint the policemen tried to per
mark.
to answer some questions
useful
suade tne youngsters to wait unui
. Latest donors were Dr. E. O. one way for' rural schools, one way
the end of the program to nana
Ellington 510, Pop Eason 510,
small-tow- n
ST
their letters to Santa. But it was Paul Lawrence 510, and S. E. for suburban and
schools, and one way for large
too late.
anonyone
Smith 55, as well as
Cindy Inman, who was born without arms or less, sits with her
urban schools."
The rush had started, and there
mous contributon of 510. The
a formal opening meeting last
At
mother, Mrs. Vlda Inman, at Idlewild Airport in New York after a
was no stopping them. Santa re- -,
day
boosted
545 Increase for the
night the nearly 2,000 delegates
trip from Sherman. Cindy, who will be two years old Dec 7, Is en
treated to the wall encircling the the fund to 5120.
got a send-offrom President El
route to the Ketiler Institute In West Orange, N. J., where she'H
area with the kiddles pressing togo
city
to
the
All proceeds
present a .pair of artificial legs. When she Is
get a
senhower in which he discussed
ward him. But the letter barrage
flremenn for preparation
both .sides of the federal school aid
years old, she'll be fitted with artificial arms. Cindy's trips
three
continued.
project
a
baskets,
of Christmas
problem. This morning's general
to New York for observation have been financed by the Central
Miss Winchester helped collect
in which they have engaged for
meeting was held in advance of a
Baptist Church of Sherman.
came
partially
Jones
letters,
and
contribupast
All
years.
25
the
Gov. Hugh to Santa's aid, calling him to the
split-u- p
BELZONI, Miss. Iffl
Into round table discussion
to
the
may
mailed
be
tions
groups to take up, specific school
White fears "federal action against center of the area and urging the
with the firemen
needs.
Theoretically, Webb AFB was Col. Brown. "We've got some In Mississippi unless officers concen- youngsters to line up and come byj Herald or left
acknowledged.
will
and
be
"My only question," Mitchell
present
to
their
letters
with
him
bombed at 9:17 a.m. Tuesday be- strument checks to run."
wound
shotgun
solving
the
on
The eight
brought here trate
told newsmen, "Is whether the
crowa mo
quietened
the
Jones
cause It had become the 'base of are sleek bombers
e
government can spend money on
jets with ing of a Belzonl Negro leader. mentarily lor ur. uage uoya, pas
an aggressor force.
swept back wings. The power
people from states which have pubThe. governor wired Sheriff I. J. tor of the First Presbyterian
Xleamvhllc, there was notice that plants develop something on the Shelton yesterday to urge him to Church to pronounce the benedic
licly announced defiance of the
federal government."
the base would be blasted with an order of 7.200 pounds thrust, the step up his Investigation of we t y tion, and tne deluge conunuea.
power equivalent to a couple of
night ambush of Gus Courts,
He said the Legislature of Virto the benediction, the crowd
"atomic" bomb as part of the large
Diesel cngl.ics. Auxiliary fuel
grocery
ginia may put that state In the
had joined the choir In "Silent
campaign to obliterate-the-ope- raTanks are at the wing lips, and the
same category when it acts on leg
Courts Is president of the local Night."
Uonal ability of the attacker In craft has brackets (they were re chanter of the National Assn. for
The courthouse and grounds had
islation now proposed.
moved for maximum speed) for the Advancement of Colored Peo- - been decorated previously for the
"Exercise Sagebrush."
Mitchell said a speech by Sen.
-ports for ma Die He says he was snot because Christmas sea6h and Monday
It also-ha- d'
Phtlllus. Al, said lie Uiuuaht 1
(The device which was detonated Tpckcts:guns
aluc
Dr. Frank Sainburg of Big Spring asuafld
chine
ability to car his recent
the
and
give Texas a forward-lookhu- c
Angleton,
program
the
particularly.
one
Shv
of
Phillips
could
get
of
Negroes
to
nleht's
segefforts
to appear in court Supreme Court ruling against
at 1 p.m., sent up a cloud of ry several types of bombs. Speed,
ordered
been
has
talkingest men ever in the Texas taxation. He said "only the sur
gle strings of lights draped from
white animosity.
regation
vote
stirred
public
to
schools
in
had
been
to
Friday
Longview
at
"show
condi
which
smoke,
under calm
altitude and range capabilities are
entered the race for face has been scratched" in the'
Another NAACP leader here, the the four corners of the building ana
why he shouldn't be held distributed "extensively" under Legislature,
tions could have reached 500 feet classified, but some idea of the Rev. G. W. Lee, 51, perished last single strings encircled the top of cause"
governor yesterday.
Eastland's
frank,
and
added:
veterans Jand investigation.
contempt
court.
of
in
Phillips said he plans to uncover
with mushroom effects. It contain speed however might be had from May 7 in his wrecked car. The the courthouse.
"I think it is as much an act of "all
"The people of Texas want the
which would put the NAACP contends Lee was shot as
timetable
Ithaca,
the
of
Blancbard
Doris
N.Y..
during
coutthis
of
the
facts"
side
sordid
the
Street
Main
The
e
treason for a member of Congress
fallout, and planes back In here possibly prior
hence no r.dioa-tlvveterans land mess cleaned up.
Sainburg,
requested
wife
of
former
veterans'
land
campaign
of
Christmas
the
words
the
had
house
street.
along
the
to defy the Constitution as to shoot
completely and as quickly as pos
officials emphasised that there was to 1:30 p.m. The crew consists of he drove
program.
A coroner s Jury said Lee died Greetings In neon mounted on the the order. She alleged the doctor
v
at the President"
sible." he said. "They want thf
Long-vieno danger despite its window rat a pilot and navigator. '
want
people
of
Texas
The
of a wound "the cause of which roof, with two huge V's extending violated the judgment of the
So much punch docs one of these
tllng power.)
court of last July 7 by forcibly A buzz of. talk quickly rose honesty and Integrity in govern- full facts, dating back to the very
is not clear." The FBI. which Is from the roof to the ground.
These were part' of the develop craft pack that lt Is rated almost investigating, said lead removed Miss Winchester, Snow Queen, taking Philip Sainburg II, 4, from among the delegates after Mitchell ment with adequate safeguards start of the veterans land program,
ments which brought this area Into the equivalent of an entire wing In from the body was "most similar won the title in a contest staged a nursery school in Ithaca, Nov. raised his question, and many of against pilfering of public funds," on all of the public officials who
them gathered around to hear his Phillips said.'
have been charged with the replay In the biggest maneuvers since World War II.
at the .high school, her identity was 14.
to No. 3 buckshot."
sponsibility for its operation aad
additional comment to reporters.
World War II. Second phase of the' The squadron Is out of Blythvlllc
punishment
quick
want
"They
Introduction
governor
secret
until
kept
her
the
telegram,
In
Judge David Moore, who
Conference Chairman Neil McEl-ro- y meted out to officeholders who whose negligence permitted crookwar games started at midnight AFB, Ark., one of the newest Air said: his
by St. Nick. The three candidates week issued an order for authori
told Mitchell his Inquiry re- break the Eighth Commandment: ed land deals to go unchallenged.'
Sunday when the 764th tactical Force .bases in the country. How
"The' economy of this state Is in the race besides Miss Winches- ties to "seize" the child from Dr. garding
As a member of the Senate Inloyalty statements would
bombardment squadron of the 461st long the pilots and line crews re- being severely Injured because of ter were Eunice Freeman, Bettle Sainburg,
signed the order for Sain be pursued by the conference com- Thrill h1t not atnal"
vestigating Committee, Phillips
Bomb Wing established base here. main here depends upon the for- recent shootings and I want to urge Anderson, and Melva Turner. All
abo
platform
He
his
indicated
burg to appear In 124th District
was highly critical of .the roles ot
on later. The will call for:
(Ground crews began arriving by tunes of the "war."
that you do everything in your pow but Miss Turner were seniors, she, Court at Longview Friday. Hearing mittee and reported
chairman then quickly closed down
provisions for the Gov. Shivers and Atty. Gen. Shep-pe-rd
air transport Friday.)
cenerous
More
or parties guiuy Deing a sopnomore.
to
party,
find
er
10 a.m.
as members of the Veteraast
the general meeting.
Lt. Col. II. L. Brown of Nashstate's only general hospital for
The Queen is 16 and the daughter was set tor
of recent shooting of Gus Courts.
Land Board while former Land
ville, Tenn., commander, said two
charity cases.
very much fear federal ac of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Winchester, Dr. Sainburg refused to give up
"I
other squadrons were based at
Sufficient state funds for institu Commissioner Bascom Giles also
tion against us. I know that you 511 Ayltord. In addition to reigning custody of his son when officers
fields south of here as part of the
tions of higher learning so mat was. a member.
and will with Santa Claus over the program called on him last Saturday with
our
situation
nonrcclate
attacking force. He and Ma, C. t .
Giles has been convicted of
enrollment will not be limited.
Monday, night, she will make an orders to seize the boy. The VA
do what you can."
Wolfe. Ocden, Utah, operations of
Better traffic law enforcement felonies in veterans 'land deals.
FBI also is Investigating the appearance at Webb AFB Dec. 17, Hospital surgeon is under indictThe
Phillips, .said. he. .had. been. ,re
ficer, were directing activities from
divided.. high
and. more four-lan- e
but only in a pre when Santa again makes a trip to ment In New York in the- - alleged
Courts case
a "bombshelter" upstairs In a ban- moved from the Investigating conn
ways.
capacity to determine Big Spring, landing at the air base kidnapping of the boy Nov. 14.
liminary
gar building.
An end to "factional bickering mittee so be would nave no auFT. POLK, La. IB- -U. S. forces, whether federal laws were
The Longview court awarded custhority to continue his inquiry.
This designation as a bombshel- after carrying on a war of nerves
over narty politics."
to
Miss
Blanchard
tody
child
of
the
Phillips, who said he worked asr
ter! however, stood the personnel
An "efficient, economical govern
judgment
7
Its
July
earlier
after
In good stead, for being a theoreti- for more than 24 hours, were exI
ment, responsive to the people; a shoe shine boy after being ois
Sainburg
custody
to
awarding
Dr.
basis phaned at an early age. criticized.
cal 25 feet Underground may have pected today to launch a mock
operated on a business-lik- e
bad been .reversea. roe roy uvea
limiting, enroll
Tuesday morning. atomic air strike In an effort to
been a
(JV Backed In a corner without wasting money on frills the new policy of
PARIS
Ithaca
his
mother
in
with
from
unnecessary state agencies." ment at the University of Texas.,
There was some conflict whether wipe out "aggressor"
and
par
of
adroit
strength
months
nine
14.
after
July
Nov.
air
until
or not the supposed bombing had
Miss Blanchard alleges in her liamentary maneuvering. Premier
caught the aggressor on the field, In one blow.
Longview that Dr. Sain- Edgar Faure prepared to stake his
bombers were The second combat phase of exfor tbo sleek
This petition at
BUFFALO, N. Y. W
him at the time of government's life today on a vote
with
burg
had
airborne at 9:20 aon. on their way ercise Sagebrush, largest armed
sprawling industrial city lay .helpkidnaping a "hired of confidence on his demand for
to blast targets on the East Coast.
alleged
the
less under the lash of a bllxzard,
Capt. E J, McSwane, who Is forces maneuvers since the war,
Filed with the peti- early elections.
Doctors spawned over the Great .Lakes last, bodyguard."
IB
'umpire attached to the squadron can't' start under the rules until MINNEAPOLIS
The general expectation at the
tion was an affidavit by Teresa
increasing
day
surgery
In
fury
as
night
schedules
up
setting
and
for the exercise, was checking U. S. forces commit an aggressive were
Whlttler, teacher of the nursery National Assembly was that Faure
10,
croup
family
of
.
a
broke.
for
tndav
Lee Porter. Howard County authrough a communications maze act.
Cancelled checks issued in payschool, describing the boy's de- would be voted out The Assembly
all victims of an unusual blood
were parture from the school.
to ascertain it the 764th squadron
Workbound
thousands
early tonight.
ment ot Howard County and State ditor who was oa the witness staad
due
was
ballot
stranded on windswept street cor
of Texas taxes in 1052 were In briefly late Monday, testified fee
were technically "dead," and If so. All day yesterday and through .condition.
Dr. Sainburg posted 52,000 bond "The resulting Cabinet crisis was troduced
They arc Uio ?iencnnagcn ners and In stalled cars. Roads
In district court this morn an hour and a half IMs awnta
for how long. That would depend tho night, U. S, planes made "feint'
weeks,
Roy,
Nov. IB when he was arrested expected to last several
upon how severe the bombing had attacks on aggressor oases, spread brothers of Frontenac. Minn., eight
leading to the city were blocked here
trial of B, E. merniei concerning procedure of eparatioaa
ing
the
in
only
to
be
on a fugitive charged tiled In con- with the next Cabinet
their
In the county tax office aad taw
county tax
passenger cars.
Freeman,
been. If the planes were airborne from Virginia to Texas. The U. S, 17. and Robert, 31. and
former
by
stalled
arrange
ior sor-collector.
nection with the New York Incident. a temporary team w
auditors office.
before the." actual attack, they they Air Force would aim a formation children, ranging in .ago irom
In
Assembly
Co.,
bus bound
A Buffalo Transit
election of the new
could operate from other bases; if of Jet bombers at an enemy base, to 11.
J. C. Davis ef Lubbock, alee a
an
under
being
tried
could
be
Freeman is
the spring; A .spring vote
of iu were for Hamburg was unreported all
not, they would be counted destroy. let the foe pick lt up on, radar, The last of the group
alleging he converted witness Moaday atteraeea, saW hm
company
officials
night
compromise
indictment
between
it
but
said
billed,
as
a
University
of
enter
to
point
scheduled
r1 unit nneratfona from this
was not the J, C. Davis who to
then break off after setting oft
reached the Bethlehem steel plant
the December date Faure sought to his own use $2,520.71 In county
Minnesota Hospitals today.
could be resumed In a time esti aggressor alarms.
during the period from Aug. receipts show paid 4$ eeata hs
balloting
funds
morning
which
otherwise
and
this
in
Lackawanna
the
and
hereditary
condition
flyblood
Their
repairs
and
r
taxes oa each, of (eur te4a ht Pee
mated required for
activity was reported Is 'one in which the spleen breaks passengers were given shelter and Million-Doll- ar
Bid
31 to Dec. 31, 1952.
would come in June.
ing in new craft
san In 1952.
among
opposing
ground
by
forces
tho
Ona of the checks. Issued
'
Officially the vote was sched- red coruusclcs. Doctors hot coffee.
Jury, for the case was selected
"If we're dead, that Won't stop lacing each other across the Red tin the
payment
their
Five other'buses were stalled on For
nlptt on the cuestlon of the Assem Federal Tank Company in
.
4:15 p.m. Meaday after aW
us from training operations," said River. About 110,000 ground troops, said they plan to remove should
about
admitted
taxes, was
the Lako. Shore Road and passen
They said that
spent mest et Use day
bly's work schedule for this week. nf dellnauent
tornevs
many sleeping in pup tents, shiver- spleens.
objections
of the defense. questioning members
over
remedy the condition.
gers huddled in hot dog stands.
AUSTIN Ul
Sinclair Oil and
of toe Jary
attor
temperatures
In
ed
George Thomas, Freeman's
Dr. Wlllard Aklns. Red Wing. Food was running low.
Gas Cd, bid one million dollars
are Lvtaar Street?
panel.
Jurors
The
coma
last, night.
,
ney, argued that tne cnecic
Minn.. sId the condition produces
The heavy storm vas confined for an oil and gas lease on a
man, Richard, BarUett, Ba Krwta,
havo no bearing on the Indictment Clarence Arende, Rey
A briefing officer said that In a marked weakness, lack of ap- almost entirely to Erie County. Up
block In Andrews County
6
Drla
HERE'S
One Jeep-Goi- ng,
showed
it
markings
because bank
atomic warfare the first attack was petite and lethargy. AH but the to five feet of snow plied up south as bidders competed today for
Male, A. C. MUh
after Thomas.. Tommy
13, 19
re
Feb.
was
have
cleared
youngest
children
Important."
two
"all
University
on
rights
Buffalo.
of
of
Texas
JU
leaso
waa.
Cieadea. R. C. stock, s.
!
Going-Go- ne
CLUE
Freeman's tenure as tax. assessor. ley,
Many schools in the area were Lands.
Tho first air strikes by aggressor eclved blood transfusions. grandDeaald Bagweti aad Wayaa
I
Checks were identified by It. X, Brewa.
closed.
A total of 37.W4 acres In 10
forces in the opening combat phase Mrs. Lily Stetfcnhagcn,
Ia Jeep Is offered through The damaged
What is a six letter word,
mother of the. children, died from
Klerlg of Tulsa, Okla., secretary-treasurCold gripped the rest of the stale. West Texas counties were offered.
every
U.
S.
base
left
and
on
the
meanand
Ads
ago.
and
ending in
'Herald Want
for the Exploration DrillOvernight lows reported by the Al Sinclair's bid was in tho Emma
tho Air Force Ineffectual. That the' same condition six years
ot definitions for ing ComDanv. and Walter Guy
second day, U's'gonel Quick sale
bany Weather Bureau ranged Ellcnburger field In Block 10 and ing a "foul up puMle."
aggressor
tho
in
ended
phaso
with
cost!
.
Jat low
the Cashword
Henderson. Midland, district
complete control of the air, driving
down to four above xero at Blng- - Triple N Area ia Block
That's rlghtl It's "goofed."
acer for the Federal Taak Caw- was eight above in half .mile from production oa
WEATHER
hamton.
across
It
U.S.
tho
Red
River.
the
did
we
what
exactly
and that's
1MT 'MODEL
JEEP In t condinanv. Both said the checks were
either side.
Buffalo. '
The maneuver plan for the
u; nee. raoM miss.
tion, for
Monday In listing the definiissued In 1K3 1b payiaeat U taxes
Tho second highest bid of $265,038
1)11 rtunntU.
second phase calls for U. S, forces,
line
The
across.
6
tion tor No.
on personal and real property la
MO) SPRING AND
Co.
thy
was
Continental
made
Oil
Inreinforced on land and In tho air,
On-Owas
left
ff
set for correction
Tmt mtut Death Ends
VICINITY
iiowara vouaiy.
for 323 acres, also in. ABdrews
warm ihii antrnooa
Whatever you offer, whatever to use their now found superiority
tact, while tho correct line imAlso to be called as a witness
County.
Wtdnt
aggressor
tonltatl
tad
to
to
CoupU
tho
south
drive
the
c
Of
pulled.
was
you
No.
maze
below
want,
mediately,
wwn
i
iu
ii
uCLuimmA
eiouaj ana
dy
pruj
moralafl waa Hewry C. Thomp
this
Andrews.
in
were
Martin,
Tracts
of
Gulf
Mexico.
mako
Ads,
They
see
you
plainly
warm.
will
tontlnutd
Want
across,
as
Herald
a
Tulsa, ettke manager toe
son
ot
Sam Cralne. Upton. Reagan. Crockett.
HUh today M. low ' WIOTESBURa, Xy, Ul
In addition to' ground forces, 30,-0today
should
ting
up Big Spring' top market
puzzle
lis
in the
toaliht 30. hlitj to Sexton, 60, who married and di Irion, Pecos, Ward, aai Cook
Lee .DrttHa Cewpany, uwrt
place-a- nd
Air Force men and moro than
they ge fully satismorrow ai.
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Big Spring (Texas) Herald, Tucs., Nov. 29, 1955
Let-U- p
Due Today
Gradual Warmup Is Forecast
Following Freezing Weather
Br Til AuecUUd Prtu
gradual warmup was forecast
for Texas Tuesday and Wednesday
after a night In which freezing
temperatures reached south to the
upper Texas coast and the Mexican border.
Beaumont, Jn extreme southeast
Texas, had a low of 31. San Antonio had 20, Houston 31, Del Rio,
on the border, had 29.
The Coldest reading again was
in the upper Panhandle, whero the
mercury sank to 15 at Dalhart.
Winds bejtan switching out of the
south across the Panhandle. Tho
Weather Bureau said the light to
moderate northerly winds in other
sections of Texas will begin swinging around to the south during the
day. At Amarlllo, the wind was
southerly at 19 miles per hour. El
Paso has
winds
at 6 miles per hour. Brownsville
had west, northwesterly winds of
17 miles per hour.
Skies are generally fair, except
for some clouds around Browns-
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ly underlined the Chief Executive's
Amarlllo IS; Lubbock 20; San
seemingly steady recovery from
Mineral Wells and Ablleno
Maureen O'Hara Is cast as Lady Codlva at the Rltz tonight and
his Sept. 24 heart attack.
21; Dallas 23; Van Horn 25; Alis
historical
treatment
of
the
an
Wednesday.
film
Technicolor
The
Elsenhower planned to visit bis
pine and Lufkln 27; El Paso and
Norman Conquest of England and the numerous court Intrigues.
downtown Gettysburg office today
Houston 32; Cotulla 33; Galveston
being
publicly
by
forced
treason,
Lady
is
of
Godiva,
accused
shamed
although he had no callers or un
37; and Brownsville 48.
to ride nude through London's streets. Victor McLaglen and George
usual official business on his sched
Maximums
in Texas Monday
also
are
starred.
Nader
ulc.
ranged from 42 at Amarlllo and
He moved to settle the "WOC"
San Angelo to 58 at El Paso, Presicontroversy yesterday by Issuing
dio and Alice.
an executive order setting "high
The winter season was three
standards of ethical conduct" for
weeks away but It felt much like
persons serving the government
January, weather In about three
"without compensation,"
quarters of the nation today.
This order, affecting also
Icy blasts with snow and strong
experts and consultants,
spells out a policy directive laid
down by Congress at its last session.
It was Issued after. Capitol Hill
Democrats raised charges that
tional, had not been completed. He
BUENOS AIRES
some WOCs, who used to be known
In
as dollar-a-ye- ar
men, were serving famed newspaper La Prensa, si- added, however. It might be fin
own
their
business interests while lenced and enslaved by dictator ished In time for the President to WASHINGTON MV- -A spokesman
working for the government
Juan D. Peron In an act con- sign today or tomorrow.
for the Post Office Departmet
Hagerty said he understood the
on the
It was learned Aramburu's dec says that, contrary to an announce
new regulations covered such demned around the world. Is
precede:
was
to
laration
timed
cases as that of Adolphe H. Wen-Te- verge of being returned to its visit to Buenos Aires tomorrow bya ment by the office of Sen. Mcwho became a central figure exiled owner-edito- r.
Henry Holland, U. S. assistant sec- Carthy
Thomas Miller
Dixon-YatIn the still
Provisional President Pedro retary of state for
not
"has
been
appointed"
acting
controversy.
Aramburu in his first meeting with affairs. The treatment of La Pren- postmaster
for Applcton, Wis.
's
Democrats made much of
the press last night did not say out- sa has resulted In much criticism
Appleton Is McCarthy's home
adviser right his government would give of Argentina in the United States,
role as a part-tim- e
to'the Budget Bureau and 'his help La Prensa back to Dr. Alberto Aramburu's statement was hailed town. He had recommended the
In drafting financing' plans for the Galnza Paz. But he said his re- by Jules Dubois, veteran Latin- - appointment of Miller, 57, to succeed Stephen
who reaches
proposed private power project gime had "resolved" the celebrat- American
correspondent for the the mandatoryBalllet,
retirement age of
while; working for the banking ed La Prensa case and that this Chicago Tribune and
chairman of
house which ultimately handled would "repair the outrage commit- the Freedom of the Press Com 70 tomorrow. McCarthy's office
said 'Wednesday Miller had been
ted against this great newspaper. mlttee of the
the financing.
Press appointed.
There appeared no other Inter- Assn. Dubois, who has been
The Atomic Energy Commission,
In
The department spokesman, who
than that Buenos Aires for several weeks
at Eisenhower's direction, agreed pretation of his words would
declined use of his game, refused
shift plugging for
to buy the power, but has since control of the paper
return,
LaPrcnsa's
to indicate whether Miller would
General Confederation of
repudiated the contract The ex- from the
(CGT) back to the Paz fam- termed it the "greatest step for or would not get the post later.
of
press
planation was that Wenzell's dual Labor
restoration
of
the
freedom
"The whole matter of an ap
which since it founded La taken
role raised a question of legality ily
in Latin America by any pointment Is under review
by the
Prensa in 1869 had built it into one government
modern
in
about the whole operation.
tunes."
department, the spokesman said.
of the Western Hemisphere's lead
In New York, Galnza Paz termed
The effect was to refuse to pay ing journals.
McCarthy himself was not availIAPA's work "basic" In mobilizing
cancellation charges to Dixon-Yate- s,
for comment.
Peron closed the outspoken news world opinion against the seizure able
which could amount to sevMiller, a former taver keeper,
ago of his newspapers, The editor, who
years
paper
more
than
four
million
dollars.
eral
was convicted in 1931 of violating
The new executive order applies and handed It over to CGT the has been living In exile In New federal prohibition laws and In 1946
hlr wnrkrr'i
to
and 1950 or violating Wisconsin
his dicta Thursday.
vising the government under the which he hammered out
gambling laws.
trans- was
Prensa
La
torshlo.
leglsAct
the
Defense Production
fnrmpri from a respected lndepend.
u.athe
which
ivul
Iatiou under
ent Journal to Just another rubber
jority of them are engaged.
Flows
stamp for the reromsta line.
among
things,
requires,
other
It
secretary
press
Aramburu's
employe
for
file
WOC
that each
Lanus said the decree,
publication la the Federal Regis- Adolfo
which was expected to declare the
listing
all
statement
the busi
ter a
ey
La Prensa unconstitu
LEBANON, Ohio
Joke
nesses with which he has had any seizure of
a lot about tne slowness of mo
60
days
of his
connection within
cold weather. But there
lasses
in
appointment This Includes any
wasn't anything inactive about the
stocks, bonds or other financial in2,500 gallons delivered yesterday at
terests.
Brant s farm elevator here.
Another requirement Is that the
A blast shook the elevator build
employing
WOC
must
agency
a
ing a few minutes after a tank
state its exact reasons and also
truck, carrying the molasses, had
explain its inability to fill the pos
been unloaded.
govition with a regular salaried
Zane Brant, a member of the
ernment employe.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe W. Bingham, I firm, said the molasses, used in
112 Mobile, sparked a drive in the mixing livestock feeds, was found
airport area that resulted in a oozing from a concrete tank. In
large quantity of used toys being! the basement. Nearby machinery
Russians Protest
was covered with the sticky mess.
In to city firemen.
'Hypocritical' Charge turned
Brant said the damage would
The Blnghams interested their
others In "run into thousands of dollars."
TjONDON W
The Soviet Union own children and several
neighborhood in gauwnng up He could not explain the
protested to Britain today against their
to be repaired by firemen for
a foreign office spokesman's toys
to underprivileged
charge that Russian Premier Bui distribution
ganln had expressed. "hypocritical" children at Christmas.
The 22 youngsters gathered up a Helicopter In Use To
views on German unification.
enough to fill
big pile of toys
Charge d'Affalres N. D.
Spot Traffic
on Sir Irone a Shell vehicle that was called
called
Kirknatrick. permanent head of the to haul them to the fire station. LOS ANGELES W Police hope
Foreign Office, and complained Firemen say they are still In to get the upper hand on Los
that such expressions "are incom need for used toys, however, since Angeles' freeway traffic problem
patible with the nature of the re many of the ones they have re- by using a helicopter to spot Jams.
lations existing between our two ceived so far are good only as The City Board of 'Public Works
sources of spare parts.
countries."
has authorized construction of a
helicopter landing area atop the
f"
'Lady Godiva'
winds brought unseasonable tem
peratures to areas from tho
Rockies to the Atlantic' Coast and
over much of the Southland.
The cold air spread southward
through
tho Gulf and Atlantic
states and readings were from 20
to 30 degrees lower than yesterday
Theywcro
morning",
It
ic
was
freeing
In Mobile,
NEW ORLEANS
ot
Ml
Arthur man was killed
woman companion was Injured
when their auto crashed last night
Into the rear of a tralle truck in
suburban Kenner.
Police identified the victim as
Toflcl nichard, 59, of 1211 Procter
St. Richard was almost decapitated
by, sheet metal plates on the
trailer which nearly sheared the
top off the car. ,
Mary Rayburn of 3600 Thomas
Blvd. Port Arthur, was treated
at Foundation Hospital for a
skull fracture, multiple lacerations of the face and a fracture of
tho right arm,
Elmer Dlckerson, 33, of Houston,
driver of hte truck, was not
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there was a possibility that former
convict Harry Huggins might be
tried before Christmas on charges
of participating In the murder of
William Clark here May 19, 1953:1
Mrs. Mary Clark, widow of the
wealthy oilman, "was acquitted of
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York Herald Tribune, died today
A Port
and his of a heart attack.
Traffic Accident
parts of the cold belt slowed
traffic.
Heavy snow fell in wide sections
of New York state, with a two-fofall reported in suburbs of Buffalo.
The fall In the lower Great Lakes
region measured 1 to 3 Inches.
Lighter falls were reported in the
Northern Plains, parts of the Great
Lakes region, the Ohio Valley and
northern Appalachians.
Two fishermen and three duck
hunters stranded In windy, near-zer- o
weather In the Detroit River
and Lako Erie's Maumee Bay
were rescued last night
WED., NOV. 30
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where they were In the 50s and 60s.
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Senators Confident
Ike Will Run Again
.WASHINGTON
Ivesl
and AUott
said
today they are confident along
National Chairman
wl.th GOP
Leonard W.. Hall that President
Elsenhower will run agajn If his
(n-N-
health permits:
Sen.. Duller
said he
wasn't prepared to guess at this
lime, but he agreed with Hall that
If the President seeks a second
term, yiee President Nlxon will bo
the second man on the ticket.
Hall said after a conference with
Eisenhower . at Gettysburg yesterday he believes the President will
run "If he feels he Is able." Hall
added that a "final examination"
by his physicians late In January
may have much to do with the
President's decision.
While some Republicans have
felt the President rnlglit wish to
retire despite his recovery from a
September heart attack, Ives said
he believed lifting of any physical
barrier would find Elsenhower
ready to run again.
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Russia offered ar weapons pledge to discontinue
again today to stop testing nuclear their testing. We are ready to do so
weapons if the United States and here and now if the other powers
possessing such weapons agree to
Britain promise to quit also.
The offer, broadcast by the Mos- do the same."
Both Britain and the United
cow radio, came only three days
after the Kremlin announced the States plan to hold new tests next
Soviet Union had exploded Its most year.
powerful hydrogen bomb.
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Spring (Texas) Herald, Tues., Nov. 29, 1955
Long Strike Ends
Delegation Asks
At Perfect Circle
Paving For Road
Mrs. McKinney,
Wreck Victim,
Rites Friday
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NEW CASTLE, Ind.
spell out terms of the agreement.
"SsisisisisisisiER
s
CIO United Auto Workers Voted said It had neither provision for
fuGtUL
wasBxeaxeaxeaaam
2
today to accept a new con- compulsory arbitration nor a lay.
Last rites for 'Mrs. Rozelle McThree Howard County citizens
off pay plan.
Kinney, victim of a car mishap 15 tract and end their violent
were In a group In Austin this
striko against Perfect The month-lonmediation scs morning requesting tho State Highmiles north of Big Lake Sunday
Hfe
slons In Chicago ended, the conv way Commission to pave a road
night, will be held at 10 a.m: Fri- Circle Corp. here.
The
announcement of the Vote pany representative there said, af from the Big Sprlng-Snydc- r
Highday In the First Baptist Church. came from
Emtl Mazcy, Detroit, ter a compromise was reached of way to tho Lake J. B. Thomas
Mrs. McKinney, daughter of Mrs. UAW secretary-treasurer,
after a what will be done about 35 strikers
Fred Stephens, was killed Instantmeeting In which the discharged for alleged acts during dam.
&J$'$'&L&$ SlioH
MflskssisisiHsHHsKtisaBslflBesiK
Heading the delegation meeting
ly when the car in which she was
members
heard
the
contract,
full
the strike.
the Commission this morning was
a passenger overturned. Her com- negotiated in Chicago, read.
The firm, the source said, agreed Edgar Taylor, County Judge of
panion, Dr. Marjorle Klrkpatrlck,
The acceptance came as a force
member of the Medical Arts staff of 93 National Guard troops re- to reinstate 20 Immediately, and Scurry County. Representing Big
suspen- Spring were R. H. Weaver, Howhere, underwent surgery In a Big mained to guard against any re- eight others after a
sm
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiifliHiiiiiiiiiiiHHfliiiflflHeP&
sisisism
Lake Hospital. Removal of an of- currence of the Oct. 5 riot In which sion. The remaining seven cases ard County Judge; J. H. Greene,
to
will
be
submitted
arbitration.
fending agent In a back Injury was eight nonstrikcrs and strikers were
Chamber of Commerce manager;
accomplished and the outlook was wounded at the
ring As the 229 union employes cast and R. L. Cook, chairman of tho
pa
considered much brighter. Prior to foundry.
Chamber highway committee.
ballots. National Guardsmen
that she had sustained some paralNeither federal mediators nor trolled the foundry area, where The delegation was to have repjklSlSlSlSlSlSlSlSHSlSllsiSlSllSlsaSVjH
shootings,
stonlngs
sporadic
and
ysis In her lower extremities. She union spokesmen at Chicago would
resentatives from Big Spring, Odesauto
smashups
the
have marked
sa, Snyder, San Angclo, Colorado
also had head injuries and a frac- discuss the agreement. However,
City, Gall, and Tahoka. Since
a company spokesman there said protracted strike.
tured Jaw.
r
A Guard force 1,000 strong was most of tho road will be constructpact
Dr. P. D. O'Brien, pastor of the It called for a
the
church where Mrs. McKinney was
hourly wage sent to the area after a riot Oct, ed In Scurry County, Taylor is
were heading the group.
mmlBi
a member, will officiate and burial boost the company put into effect 5 when eight persons
sisisisisisB ,isisisiB
The road would leave the Big
will be beside the grave of her In all Its Indiana plants last July. wounded during an exchange of
road two miles east
father, Fred Stephens, In the City He said the workers would receive shots as the union demonstrated Sprlng-SnydMItigtigtiigtigtHgtQgv'7
HE
BwbbKH.
MC&
Ji
of the Howard County line, thence isisisisisiH
Cemetery under direction of Nalley an additional 7 cents hourly after at the foundry gates.
The strike started July 24 when due north to the dam and from
sisisisisisSrisWiiysflsWs
Funeral Home. Mr. Stephens, an next' July 1.
sisisiK
J)C7aQ
Dean Detweller, company public the firm turned down a UAW de there continue to Gail. This, the asisisisisisiH
sisisisisisisisisK ksisiiBsB
ksisisisinspllsilAs'vF V ?& XOTiiHl
early day insurance man, was burrelations official, said at the firm's mand It bargain for Perfect Circle group petitioned, would give a road
led Feb. 12, 1950.
Hagcrstown,
Ind.,
headquarters employes here, at Hagcrstown and not only to the lake, but connect
Mrs. McKinney leaves one son,
Big Spring and cities south of here
Rick, 6. as well as her mother. that the pact docs not provide for two Richmond. Ind., plants.
shop.
a
union
Workers at Richmond and Hag' with a more direct road to Gall,
Union Insistence on
She was widely known in this area
Mirl Cain and Margaret Nicholson, both 15, are shown after their
a clause had been a major erstown rejected the UAW as their Tahoka. and the South Plains.
such
and had been active in numerous stumbling
accused slayer, wears
capture In Akron after escaping from the Summit County Detention
John Gilbert Graham (right),
block to the negotia- spokesman in elections conducted
At the present time, there Is a
women's club and civic projects. tions.
s.
Home with three other
chains as Logan Ketcham (left), of the sheriffs office, takes him
The five girls bound and gagged
by the National Labor Relations road to the lake but the group Is
n,
C.
will
be
P.
Pallbearers
to the municipal building in Denver, Colo., for a brief court appeara matron who was 'found dead shortly after thttr escape.
Detweller, although declining to Board.
requesting hard surfacing for the
Vic Alexander, Vance
ance. Graham Is charged with dynamiting an airliner carrying his
road.
Rasberry,
Don
Cecil
Burk,
mother and 43 others to death Nov. 1. His attorneys Were granted
ESCAPE-SLAYIN- G
Snyder.
Hugh
Borcn Jr. of
and
until Dec. 9 to make a plea.
point
Within two miles of the
where Mrs. McKinney was killed
Sunday at 10 p.m. while returning
from a hunting trip, Mrs. Frelda
Marie Wilson. 17, Rankin, was killLAMESA Santa Claus is coming cd with gay lights, will be illumied at 9:15 a.m. She was alone In
her car, which overturned, throw- to town and he's going to arrive nated. This will be the signal for
LAMESA Body of Walter E.
merchants to unveil their Christ
ing her from It.
here at 6:30 p m. Wednesday.
Don Nutt, chairman of the Christ- mas windows and to turn on down- Harper, 30, killed near Sweet
mas activities committee, said the town and overhead street lighting Home, Ore., Saturday In a hunting
AKRON, Ohio tfV Five girls who nlle authorities questioned
her,
Jolly old elf will arrive In his effects heralding opening of Christ accident. Is due here the latter
left an elderly matron dead behind Mirl Cain, 15, told her story of the
sleigh pulled by five live reindeer. mas shopping season.
part of the week for last rites.
them in an escape irom the Sum- escape that cost the life of Mrs.
Police will meet the happy group
Harper, former Lamesa resident,
mit County Detention Home Sun- Eula Bonham. 59. Officers quoted
escort
high
school and will
at Junior
was deer hunting with his wife's
WASHINGTON W
Sen. O'Ma-hone- y he said, there arc "two markets
day night were back in custody the .girl as follows:
safely
to the courthouse
Santa
sister and her husband when he
today, and the prosecutor was
today
"there GM and
said
supposed
to
hold
was
Candy
square.
her
will
be
"I
distributed
was accidentally shot through the
preparing to seek murder indict- mouth
Charles T. Crossfleld, senior vice
people
many
United
In
so she couldn't scream. But
Dawson
arc
to
the
of
all
the children
there
head, said the sheriff at Albcnny,
ments against them.
president of Commercial Credit
I couldn't because she had cold
NEW YORK 1 Actress Nanette County.
States now driving automobiles Co., Inc., suggested "habit, history
Ore.
The last of the five
cream on and her skin was slip- Fabray was knocked unconscious
Meanwhile, on the northeast corHarper, whose father, Walter they will never own."
Mrs. Zclda De Cost, 16, surren- pery. Then four of us knocked her when hit on the head by a falling ner of the courthouse
and loyalty" were the chief reasquare the
coat-lesHarper Sr resides here, was edu
hiding
s
night
dered last
after
The senator said balances due sons uhy GM dealers give most
scenery weight backsUge big
down on a bed and I tied her hands
tree,
all deck- Christmas
in
lived
at
In cellars in and near the de- and feet.
had
Lamesa
and
cated
of their business to GMAC.
at a television show last night.
LAMESA Funeral will be held
g
Sweet Home for the past eight on car purchases now total more
tention home in
Two doctors revived her in an
at
p m. Wednesday in the
David C. Cassat of Interstate
we left, I hit her twice
than 13 biUlon dollars "or 2H
years.
weather. Two others surrendered overBeforehead
Chapel for Arthur J.
times all other consumer buying." Finance Corp., Dubuque,
with a shoe because ambulance on the way to Doctors
the
Iowa,
Other
Include
a few hours after the escape and
survivors
four O'Mahoney protested against said GMAC, because It is owned
Billingsley, 46, who died Monday in
she was still struggling. Then I Hospital.
two were captured.
brothers, Virgil Harper, J. D,
today
to
declined
hospital
The
a
hospital.
Del
Rio
dropped
pethe
shoe
and ran."
small down payments and long
by GM, can acquire auto financing
Yesterday, as police and Juve-condition.
He had been 111 a week from Harper, Joel Harper and LaRue riods to pay for cars at a meet- business at a fraction of his cost.
Mrs. Bonham died of strangu Issue a report on heradmission
Harper, all of Carlsbad. N. M.;
last
Shortly
her
after
poisoning
sufcarbon
tetrachloride
lation. Her arms and legs had been
Moseley, ing of the Senate Judiciary Antiwas announced
fered while doing some interior four sisters, Mrs. Elfrlcda
bound with belts and an ammo-- night, however, it
Stanton, Mrs. Evelyn Teague, Mrs. trust and Monopoly subcommittee
BIG SPRING HOSPITAL
preliminary
indicated
that
cleaning.
ia-- s o a k c d
washrag had been UA (MS n In til ef(l. fVar, t ItAtl.
which he heads.
Admissions Victoria Agalor, 706
Mr. Billingsley was born In Big Annie Ruth Teague, Pampa, and
stuffed in her mouth.
The group has been conducting
..
"."
N. Runnels; Agnes Wilbanks, 1G02 Spring Feb. 18, 1909 and was a Linda Joyce Harper, Pampa.
Arrangements here will be In hearings on . the General Motors
Gregg,
Coahoma; Mason and member of the Baptist
Torres,
Maria
dered a few hours after the escape
C. R. Moad, 702 Abrams
Funeral Corp. Testimony today centered on
Katie Church. Until more than a year charge of Higglnbotham
secral days for observation
along with Mirl Cain.
the General Motors Acceptance
Fabray,
who plays come- Purser, 1809 Nolan, Ricky Ringcn-er- , ago he had engaged in farming In Home.
Miss
The other girls Involved. Ruth dian Sid
Corp., a GM affiliate that flnanc.es
NBC-Tin
wife
the
Lenorah.
Caesar's
Daw
County,"
son
more
but
recently
TYLER tn Ed Ponder, certified Beichler. 17. and Shirley Shlngler,
Installment purchases of GM cars
was inshow
Hour,
Caesar's
he
doing
had
telebeen
and
radio
Dennis,
Mabel
503
Dismissals
public accountant, testified today 15, were captured when a service jured Just after leaving the stage
R. Earl O'Kcefe, president of
WASHINGTON (.P
Senate Invision
work.
repair
He
had
made
119
Nolan;
Mary
Frazier;
Bain.
the Southwestern Finance Corp vestigators soucht todav a Drccisc
that on Oct. 1. 1953 he found an station attendant tipped off depu- at the Century Theater a few Louis Rosa, Weatherford; Jesus his home in Del Rio for the past
of Amarlllo, Tex., said that GMAC explanation of how the Army will
overdraft of $69,853 in all accounts ties that they had locked them- minutes before the show ended.
Maccdo Diaz, Old Mexico; George year.
of the Bcnavides school district in selves in a rest room.
has unfair advantage .over inde- - handle security risk cases under
Two pieces of scenery became Blllalba.
Services
will
charge
be
in
of
the
Clara
Bramhan.
Odessa:
pendant finance firms .such as his, the terms of a new directive.
Duval County.
entangled as one was being raised G14 Holbert;
or
Friendship
pastor
the
Baptist
Barney
Knott;
Gibbs.
Ponder, of Corpus Christ!, testiben. lienmngs
He said UHAU has an automatic
of the
and the other lowered. A pipe nine
Church
will
be
the
in
and
burial
NW
604
Gal
Al
vlna
Corralcs,
8th:
fied In the trial of D. C. Chapa.
set of customers who buy GM cars Senate subcommittee on constitufeet long at the bottom of one piece geria. Flnrp;, 111, NW,
Lamesa Memorial Park.
Monday
Lines
Continental
Air
N
J,
8th;
s:
ate
charged with converting $1,400 of
It difficult I tional, rights. called-- Jerome- D.
of scenery slipped out of placeand
that GM officials-ma-ke
""STrrVIvTBTTilriraTe-hirTSir-Tllrwas granted a permanent-certlff-cFcnton, Defense Department securschool funds to his own use.
dropped to the floor 20 feet below. Lane, 409 Benton.
Jessie Billingsley; one son, Don
Spring and for competing independent finance ity officer,
Big
to
service
for
for questioning on ramcompanies, and that GMAC can
The falling weight bounced off
Ponder said an examination of
Qulncy Billingsley. .Odessa; his
In
section.
points
this
Lfl
other
several
KINGSVILLE
A postponment Miss Fabray's left temple.
money at lower ifications of the order, Issued 10
more
the school district's books and was
mother, Mrs. J. C. BVllngsley, La- borrow
Temporary
certificates
ordered yesterday of a hearing
days ago.
mesa; two brothers, C. L. Billings granted to Continental by thewere
Neither the audience in the theabank statements showed $21,263 to probate
Civil rates.
the will of Don Worden, ter nor the television viewers witFenton told the subcommittee
ley. Plains, John Brice Billingsley.
The Texan estimated that the
that "should have been in the bank who
to
for
service
Board
was shot to death on Padre nessed the accident.
O'Donnell; three
Lee Aeronautics
of this year GMAC last week details of the order were
but Just never got there."
six
months
first
Snyder,
and
Sweetwater
minus Miss
When the' cast
Billingsley, and Alvie Billingsley, Lamesa,
The accountant said the school Island.
had a profit of 17.1 per cent on not then completely clear to him.
The will left all the estate to his Fabray
In general the directive Instructs
took bows at the end
Lamesa; Lonnlc Freyburger, Semi- other points.
district had 14 different accounts widow,
net worth after taxes, compared
stops
Z3
a
Certificates for total of
Sunny Canales Word- of the show, Caesar explained her
nole; and two grandchildren. '
with 0.6 per cent for bis Independ- that an effort be made to spot
at the Texas State Bank in Alice, en, who Mrs.
Continental
was
when
granted
were
Is charged with murder In absence by saying she bad met
potential security risks before they
rHrirV.
one at the San Diego bank, and his
given permanent certificate for the ent
are drafted for Army service. If
death.
with an accident backstage.
agency
one at the Bcnavides bank. He said
could
finance
nls
bor
If
which
route of Pioneer Air Lines.
they are exempted from InThe delay was ordered by County
SACRAMENTO. Calif. Itf
Two
money
GMAC rate. found,
row
the
at
he found very few records to ac- Judge
1.
April
Continental acquired
youths armed with pistols and a
ductionand thus spared the stigB. A. Brown after three mocould
count for disbursements.
O'Keefe
said,
"we
reduce
perSpring,
ma of a
In addition to Big
shotgun and wanted for kidnaping
than honorable disHis check was from Oct 1, 1953 tions were filed by Worden's son,
rates to the public consider- charge forless
preserve conduct.
manent points the air line will our
still hid out today.
The motions ask for a
ably
as
mon
still
much
to Feb. 10, 1954. Ponder said each. Robert.
make
and
Chairman Philip Young of tho
serve are Abilene, Amarlllo, Aus ey "
James Woolsey, 20, and Ronald
change
venue to Bexar County,
disbursement should have been sup- Worden'sof home,
Civil Service Commission testified
Garrett, 18, both of Sacramento,
tin, Bryan, Dallas, Fort Wortrd
and contest the
his
ported by an affadavit showing the
O'Keefe
said
finance
com'
Midland-Odessyesterday that three of every four
Houston, Lubbock.
HONOLULU Lfl
Rear Adm. are wanted for the kidnaping Sunpany, with 10 million dollars cap persons firea
spending was necessary and author- will.
by the government in
No. one likes to get parking tickSan Angelo, Temple, Waco,
Richard E. Byrd left by plane last day of Calaveras County Sheriff
65
loan,
ran
in
millions
ital
ized. He said he found $334,539 in
and
cases involving "serious questions
night for Auckland, New Zealand Lester McFail and Deputy Russell ets, as any member of the police Albuquerque, Clovls and Santa Fe.
to
delays
trying
Bulck
finance
Into
unsupported disbursements during
security"
of
never are told they
The temporary crtlflcates were
Deep Leach in nearby Amador County. department will tell you. But one
to prepare for Operation
the period.
McFail was freed and Leach Big Springer paid an additional granted for sen-Icto Brecken-ridg- and Pontlac dealers who were Its arc suspected risks.
Freeze, the United States expediDuring
delays,
these
customers.
In answer to questions by Duval
They
$25
overpowered
embrace a group, he said,
a third youth, Louis
as a result of his parking tickFor U. N.
Mineral Wells. Plalnvlew,
tion into the antarctic.
County Dlst. Atty. Sam Burris.
said GMAC attempted to get who arc fired for cause in some
Cervantes, 24, of Sacramento, Sun et
and Las Vegas, N. M., In addition he
their business.
Ponder said he found $17,832 in
cases for drunkenness
day night.
UNITED NATIONS. N.Y. tP
Mrs Vivian Rasco, one of the to Lamesa, Snyder and Sweetwaand
Spokesmen for both big and little against whom security risk accuunsupported disbursements in the Nationalist China has informed the 6
The three had pulled guns pn ladies who Issues overtime tickets, ter.
Independents
yesterday
testified
accounts of Chapa and the Texas Latin American republics it will
sations
Indicating
possible
subthe
deputy
his
was
sheriff and
as they
the subject of abusive lanstuSANTIAGO, Cuba UV-S- lx
that General Motors Acceptance version also have been made.
State Bank during the same period. veto Outer Mongolia's application dents
guage Monday when she issued a
were being questioned.
policemen
Corp., gets the lion's share of the
Young, who keeps tho adminisPonder said the records included, for U.N. membership, it was re- Injured andlastfournight when were Garrett and Woolsey eluded a ticket to a
The Civil Service Commission financing on GM products.
tration's official box score of sefrom time to time, tax receipts ported today. This would kill a
for parking on a red meter.
police broke up a demon- search and were traced to
Walter Lundclt, vice president curity risk firings and resignations,
Issued on property that was not on plan to admit 18 new members at stration against the government
Mrs. fiasco wrote out the ticket has announced openings now exist
of
I this
the tax role.
for the youth's car just like on any for aircraft mechanics at Webb and general counsel of Commer- said he combines into a single total
session of the Assembly.
President Fulgendo Batista.
AFB. The position pays 1.92 cents cial Investment Trust Co., Inc. the number ousted as downright
other illegally parked vehicle.
The boy arrived while she was per hour. More complete .details largest of the independents, said security risks and those fired for
still there and began bragging may be had from the civil service his company gets a "very, very nonrisk reasons but against whom
about his long tenure In Korea, clerk at the post office or the exec small" percentage of its auto fi- there also is a backlog of other
during peacetime. He tore up the utive secretary of civilian person nancing business from GM prod- derogatory Information.
LIVESTOCK
llcnnings has denounced the Drac- ucts. In the auto financing field,
FORT WORTH (API
Ctltl. l.tOO: ticket and threw It on the ground nel at Webb AFB.
itfidj; mtdlum ini (ood ttcert H0O- - and continued to use abusive lan
tlcc as a misleading "numbers
medium and guage. Several passersby
ii.n; bed cowi
game."
called
choice
rood ciItm
Young's newest box score listed
medium and good ttock f teer calves 14 0O the city hall and complained In be
17.39 otner untested.
firings of 3,685 persons between
higher;
lbs 15 35- - half of policewoman.
loss CM;
May 28, 1953, (when the program
BO.
Chief E. W. York issued a com
Borden County gained another This wildcat Is C NE NE 1 J. 2,310 from north and 1,650 from 12 Sheen J.JO0: sleadi to 1 00 lower: food plaint against
Degan) ana last Sent. 30. This was
the youth and be
choice aborn lambs 17.M-00; good
and
wildcat location this morning as Poltevent survey.
99 more than were listed In tho
west lines,
T&P survey. and choice wooled lambs 17.60: uulitr was charged with loud and vocifer
good
good
period through Juno 30.
shorn lambs
and
ous language, in public. This mornMidwest staked the No. 1 Mildred
Newman Brothers report the No. it is set lor 3,500 feet.
lie said 704 ncrsons were "ter.
John I. Moore and Duncan Drill slaughter yearlings IS 0040; ewes COO ing, still full of bombast, the youth
Bond about a mile north of the
Carrie S. Dean as a East ing No. 2 (Conoco) Dunnagan Is 7.00; feeder lambs
pleaded guilty to his ungentlcman- mlnatcd because of security quesGood pay and two miles south of Lamesa (Spraberry)
WALL STBEET
tions within the purview" of Presfield comple- another Moore field location. It Is HEW YORK Cn
The stock market iy conduct Corporation Court Judge
Christmas seal sales arc running 1954, $1,407.28 bad been collected ident Elsenhower's
the Jo Mill (Spraberry) field.
opened ntrrowlr mixed in active trading Grover Cunningham
directive, in
Jr. set his slightly
tion with a dally potential of 49 seven miles southwest of Big today.
A
5,853
510
report
of
year's
total
from
letters.
last
above
12
Spring and scheduled for 3.300 feet Most gains
Howard County's Moore pool barrels of
ind losses were In IracUons, fine at $25. His mother paid It for for a similar period today, but the letters went out last year. Final theOf months ended Sept. 30.
project
oil.
The
them, ho said, 531 were
with rotary tools. Location Is 330 Btudcbaier was oO la. Cornier up Vi. him.
gained two more locations and1 the
pumping an additional' 75 per from north and
Service oil (',. U. a. Btcel off V,.
total is far from gratifying, the tabulation last year was $3,535.32. never charged formally with being
lines, west cities
North Coleman Ranch field la Is
.
. Du Font off
Oeneral Motors oil
collections
of
drive
the
from
In
chairman,
committee
sales
cent
seal
water.
depth
Total
lsv7,41S
security
risks or
nan oi the northeast quarter of the Allied Chemical up, 1 and Douglas oil ,.
they wero
Mitchell County gained another lobusiness firms, the sales are $100 suspected, while notified
Mrs. Ross Bartlett, reported.
feet and the top of the pay zone southeast quarter,
being dropped on
T&P COTTON
cation.
In 1954. Last
period
same
below
the
Is 7,262 feet. The $tt-incontaining
6,191
grounds.
other
letters
survey.
casing
A
total of
Cotton was 53
said about tha
NEW TORK (AP
The East Lamesa (Spraberry)
at this time in the sale. Jill same percentageHecould
cents a bale lower to K5 higher at noon
Tuberculosis Christmas seals were year,
be applied
pool in. Dawson County reported a goes to 7,359 feet and perforations
figure
had
in,
today, December 34.39, March M.J7, May
but
the
turned
been
opening
of
7,262-7the
in
fairly
the
casing
the
are
since
to
sent
the
but
between
4
entlro 3,685 cases.
completion with a
e.
$100 above that of this
exactly
dally
Is
gas-o- il
only
$1,431.50
16,
from
Nov.
Is
drive,
The,
too
ratio
feet
LEASES
potential It Is Newman. Drilling
R. K. CharUer to W. L Brcaddiu. tt of 513 letters has been turned In. That season.
small to measure and the compleW. H. Black has staked the No,
CAIID OF THANKS
No.
Carrie Dean.
an undivided ti Interest rn the northwest
Final figure from businesses last
tion was natural.- Drillslte Is 660 1 Lucy M. Coleman as a North
quarter of- - Section 11, Block 11. Town- total Is through this morning.
year was $725,- - Tho TB group sent We wish to thank all of nur Vtnrl
ship
in
comparable
period
(assignment!.
TliP
Survey
During
a
from north and 1,980 from
toieman itancn project about a
out 228 letters with seals last year, friends and neighbors for their
Jim Prank lllrkhead to Phillips Petro- lines,. 46-lPoltevent survey. It half mile west of Cuthbert. It will
many kind expressions of sympathy
t.W.1. WV.. IVUHI
OVtlWa 41, 4)0
IU
285 this season.
and
survey,
Is
14 miles east Of Lamesa.
Townsnip
norm.
ji,
i
go
to 3,200 feet with rotary tools. XOJVTIt CENTRAL TEXAS 7alr With M1NKEAIT DEEDS
Tor
...
IsbclL
Midwest OH Corporation will drill
of the and condolenco during our recent
Mrs.
J.
4(0
Site Is
from south and west no Important temperature changes this
R. It. Ilerrelt to Don Hudson, an
drive, noted that 82 per cent of the bereavement.
NO. 1 Mildred Bond as a wildcat
partly
ernoon and tonight.
survey.
Interest In the west naif of Section
lines.
The Hull Family
money collected remains In Howeloudv and warmer.
about JO miles north of Vealmoor.
sur31, Township
uiocE
TUP
it,
ChapSunray
Mldcontinent No. 1
warm vey.
WEST TEXAS
ralr and a little
County, while 12 per cent stays
ard
It Is scheduled for .500 feet with Southland Royalty No.
Wednesday
er
tonight.
this
afternoon
and
UOVALTY
DEEDS
pell
making
hole
below 6.185 feet
is
Mc
In Texas. That leaves only 6 per
rotary tools. Drillslte Is GG0 from Dowell,
VT yi93$19gflH
cloudy and warmer.
'Cluster R. Barnes to Gene Sandox, et UX.
FORECAST
wildcat about 11 miles In sand and shale. Drillslte Is C partly
an undlvldled
Interest M Section 14.
cent going outside tho state and
sortheast and 200 from west
Temrjeratures
below
TratAfll
WEST
6
survey.
Township
3D.
NE
Survey.
SW
FURNITURE
Ploek
SPRR
northwest of Garden City, is swabTIP
that Is for research principally.
T&P survey. '
line,
normal' except near normal In the Panbing with no gauges. It is C SE SE
1
Company
Oil
No.
Pure
Brooks handle and west of the Pecos VaUey. NorTho money that stays in Howard
Johnson No, 1 Canon Is waiting 35J4-2- s,
In
stath.
minimum
in
1,758
mal
north.
turning
survey.
TitP
has bit
in lima at
County is spent financing the anmaximum M9, no aeciuea
M cement at 7.2S5 feeL This wildfeet. Operator topped the San normal
changes. XUttle or ,no rain.
service and the
nual mass, y
cat la C SE SE
T&P surAndres by samples at 1,350 feet.
program for hospital bills for those
vey.
TEMPEBATUKES
NEW CAU UEOlSTnATIONS
7
Site is C SE SE SW
T&P CTTT
MAX. MM,
not abio to pay tuDercuiar mug.
N. X. Self. DaUas, Pontlac.
Southland No.
U Goldston No.
31
AbUeo
Anderson, wild survey.
Mrs. Dean Self, Big Spring, Chevrolet,
Mrs. IsbeU noted mere were 49
,....,..,.
waiting on iceraent This project cat about three 2miles northeast
41
Amarlllo
it
Cecil
Allen
Midland,
BuUer.
rord.
of
1
IT
known cases of TB In. the county.
BJQ SPRIHO
WABRANTT
DEEDS
Is C NE SB southeast quarter,
IT
Luther, U making hole at 7,095 feet
41
HOME FURNISHINOS
Chicago .,,,
Inc., to Horace Qlit, et
Mtllcrest
Trie chairmen are urging all citi11
It ux. Lot 1, Terrace
T&P survey
Denver' .....,.....,,
Block 7, HaU addition.
in lime and shale. Drillslte Is C
containing
receiving
letters
zens
SS
,....
H
...
...
.
toeEltPeeo
HUlcrest Terrace
- to Maynard T.
Mutt Mow $50,000 Worth Of
NE NW
...,,..,..,,,,.... 4T 174 Welch,
T&P survey.
Sun No. 1 Stringer Is drilling be
Port Worth .4...
et ux. Lot 3. Block 7. 1UU addithe seals to make their contribuFurnlturt and Appliances
DCWMM
Duncan Drilling Company will low 630 feet In lime, shale, and Oalveston
...u i.,,...-- . MJ IT tion.
tions In an effort to push the final
New Tork ...v.,
ItUlcresi Terrace Inc., to Zrnest K. Rice,
drill' the No. 2 Patterson In the anhydrite. This wildcat Is 1,980 Ban Antonio
1954 figure and
11
M
the
et ox. Lot 1. Block 1. ilall addition.
above
SALE
total
NOW IN. PROGRESS
91
14
B
Drilling and Exploration No. 1 Moore
ImI.
Cadto.T L. Carr, et ux. to Lee Schat- about three miles I from south and 660 from
make possible the services for How
Sun mU today at t:tl p nt rUs Wed lei. et ux. a tract In secUun 11, Buck
Wall Is preparing to ytrfprale. southwest ol Big Spring. Site U J lines,
immm.i.t.survey.
ard County to combat TB.
nesday at lot a.m.
J), Township
TU eurrty.
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Taken In Chains To Court
teen-ager-
Har-monsoLeb-kows-
IN
Santa To Be In Lamesa For
Yule Program Wednesday
5 Girls Facing
Lamesa Hunter's GM HEARING
Rites To Be Set
Senator Decries
Vast Auto Debt
Murder Charges
Actress Hit By
Scenery Weight
teen-ager-
A. J. Billingsley
non-GM- ."
Rites Scheduled
s,
50-fo-
below-freezin-
0
HOSPITAL
NOTES
Accountant Takes
Stand In Trial Of
Army Security
..""
r" "..W... taSffi
!dke;rm"the
Duval School Man
Policy Probed
V
CAL
-
Granted
Certificates
Worden Will
Probate Delayed
lU-M-
-
Youths Sought
s,
In Kidnap Case
Extra Fine For
Adm. Byrd Leaves To
Join Polar Party
loud
Mouth'
Nationalists To Veto
Mongolia
e
e.
Students Injured
Webb Jobs Open
club-wieldi-
MARKETS
No. Mildred Bond Staked
Today As Wildcat In Dawson
1
looo-ll.o-
13X0-1TJ-
17.50-ll.-
M--
TB Contributions
'NoOGratifying'
200-1-
9--
1510-17.0-
lt.S0-ll.2-
east
OIL, GAS
TRANSACTIONS
s,
ch
Mitchell
THE WEATHER
east
Borden
M
Glasscock
1--
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Howard
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PUBLIC RECORDS
x-ra-
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town and Country
Sterling
field
i
SALE
east
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Big Spring (Texas) Herald, Tues., Nov. 29, 1955
Here Js?A
Quick Way
To Decorate
Presort
,
eVI
'flaBaBLVH
VHHHrMiH
Looking for a quick way to act
the holiday spirit on your own
front doorstep? Then try a pair of
large lighted candles that you buy
completely made and ready to plug
Into a nearby electrical outlet
Thcso sturdy plastic candles with
reinforced metal frames have Jthclr
own holiday greetings lettered on
alt sides of their bases. Their glowtt
ing effect Is created by a
weatherproof flood light concealed
inside which even lights the flame-shape-d
tip with a realistic glow.
outdodr lights
brass cup
from rust-prohooks, create a gay frame for the
rich red lighted candles. A cluster
of blue lighted bells tied with Christmas greens and shiny red ribbon
complete the holiday decorating
theme.
Holiday lighting specialists suggest that when brass cup hooks are
used to anchor lights, they may be
left up year 'round without danger
.of. rust.
Multi-color-
One short tvenlng's work It all that's required to create this holiday decorating theme.
lighted plastic candles, 58 Inches tall, a cluster of lighted bells and a string of outdoor
were all the equipment needed to decorate this home for the holidays.
multi-colore-
Girls Never Have Enough
Gift Socks And Stockings
Prebably the most popular gift
for campus belles is a new supply
of stockings and socks the more
the merrier.
Santa
Put the
his selections
make
should
with
Bermuda shorts and kilts also are
musts for most young modems.
Favorite style of, these is the wool
in colors
or cotton rib or cable-kni- t,
to match either sweaters or shorts.
The girls also like a pair or so of
decorated novelty socks In both the
ankle and knee lengths.
Young girsl also have definite
Idea about their party nylons. They
like them sheer and seamless in
care, for these Junior glamour girls
have definite Ideas on what they
want. Here Is help for the shopper,
based on a nation - wide survey
made among girls aged 10 to 16. sun-ta- n
tones.
The survey proved first that
Girls "with problem legs too fat
fashhighly
are
young
ladles
these
or too thin will welcome the new
ion conscious, and that they like a nylon stretch stocking which fit
types
of
different
varied wardrobe
perfectly over plump or gangly
of ankle and knee socks, plus legs, stay put and present no size
plenty of nylons.
problem.
The favorite ankle sock was
The yarn in these stockings Is
found to be plain white with turn- processed in such a way that, alwhen off
down cuff, but the girls also want though they look doll-sli- e
a few pairs of solid color socks to the leg, they stretch when worn to
match or contrast with certain out- cling snugly to every portion of
ankle, calf and thighs The stretch
fits.
Knee-hig- h
socks to wear with stockings come in sheer or heavier
weights and some are sold with a
guaranty on length of wear.
So give the girls on your list
socks or stockings but be sure you
choose the right kind.
Asklns,
Mrs. W. D. Lovelace gave a part
Years of
entitled "Thirty-thre- e
V
wSf.,
Survey Shows
Money Saving
Balks Cupid
tto;
n.arnniit ShmV." ficlent money for marriage
Status of
nn "A
is a
""-fl--
f;erTrarSrEHu,m-Uci-
Kissinger. She also gave the devo
An organization devoted to the
tion on "A Sketch of Diary." tak- welfare of young workers. La
ing her text from Proverbs.
Jeunesse Ouvriere Cathollque, con
The closing prayer was led by ducted a survey among several
Montgomery.
RefreshMrs. Loyd
hundred single men and women
ments were served.
determine their ideas on mar-p.m.
Monday
at the to
at
Next
xiase.
a
church, the circle will have
of the 585
More than
Children's Program.
men who replied to the questions
t
two-thir-
is necessary to save $2,000
marriage. But
they could not see themsaving that sum. Three-quarte- rs
disclosed that they had
not even saved $500.
Even if the bachelors manage
to save $2,000, it appears doubtful that it would last long because
of the spending ideas of the young
women who filled the questionnaires.
Out of S94 female workers, 14
per cent were in debt and 72 per
cent lived from day to day without a budget. Most of the
who saved money said they
to
did so on a temporary basis
buy Christmas presents or an Easter outfit. There was little serious
said It
before
agreed
selves
two-fift-
two-thir-
saving.
From the questionnaires, the association has" concluded that young
workers are not' doing enough fqr
themselves. They must save more
money and give up their evenings
to attend classes to improve their
work
lights
d
FIRST METHODIST
WSCS. an ctrelei.
will meet at the church tor a builncM
meetlot at 0:20 a m.
EIGHTH
AND NINTH ORADE JUNIOR
m-will meet at 7.30 p.m. at the
YMCA
BAPTIST
TEMPLE WMS will meet at
2:30 p.m. each dar, Monday throuth
rnoii, at
er.
ine caurcn ror wees
Kiddy Charmers
Cuddly lamb and big 'n litUo
pandas to bug to their hearts, become their favorites. All the cuter
If you use washable orlon pile fabrics, Two separate patterns.
tall and requires
No. 231 is
i yd. or 39-lNo, 232 includes 7Viln. and 9tt4n.
tall pandas. Each requires V yd.
white fabric and ? yd.
35 or
black fabric.
35 or 39-lSend 35 cents in coin (no stamps,
nlease) for each Pattern, with
Name. Address. -- Style No. and
11-l-
39-l-
n
PATTERN BU
Herald. Box 42,
Old Chelsea Station, New York 11,
Slzo.
TiPATJ
Address
nio Snrlnc
baking soda and water, rinsed
and patted dry with a towel.
Use your sterling silver every
day for true beauty and sheen.
Kccd your holloware where it may
be seen. Sliver dishes, pitchers.
trays, candlesticks, tea and coffee
services are lovely to iook at.
Use a mild silver cleaner, cream
or liquid, rubbing each piece
lengthwise, using a soft,cloth. Wash
in hot water, rinse and dry. The
sterling silver Information bureau
claims that liquid dips and other
chemical solutions sometimes re
move oxidation as well as tarnish.
Oxide Is usually applied to ac
cent the beauty of sculptured sterling, achieving lights and shadows.
If it is destroyed the depth of the
design Is likely to be blurred and
wo pattern mnrrcu, uicy any.
Local Women Asked
To Attend Meeting
All church women of the city arts
For first class mall Include an Invited to tho meeting to be
extra 5 cents per pattern.
FASH-ioThe new
WORLD, lust off the press,
features, all the lmportan changes
In Ae fashion silhouette. Beautiful-l- v
illustrated IN COLOR, this book
brings you scores of
dlsns for U IMI and
occasions. Send now Ibr your copy,
csnis.
Price uh
FALL-WINTE- R
easy-to-se- w
a
spon-
sored Thursday by tho United Council of Church Women at the First
Presbyterian Church,
Lectures will bccln at 10 a.m',.
with a covered dish luncheon served at noon. The afternoon session
win feature a talk by Helen Poe of
DaUat Ml the. subject. "A Chris- tlon Hcssage in a Revolutionary
new
01
iraj.
-
Hollandsvorths
Visit In Lubbock
Charles and A. 1C Claude Hol- Iandsworth visited their sister and
her family, Mr. and Mrs. Dub
woods and sons of Lubbock. A. 1C.
Hollandsworth and Mrs. Hollands- worth and Mike of Fort Worth and
Charles spent the weekend In
Odessa with Mr. and Mrs. Travis
Sorority Makes
Christmas Plans
XI Delta Epsllon chapter of Beta
WEDNESDAY"
BAPTIST WMU will meet at
Sigma Phi completed plans for
at the church.
FIRST baptist CTioiR win meet at :30 their Christmas dinner and dance
p.m. at the church.
FIRST CHRISTIAN BIBLE STUDY GROUP to be Dec. 10. The dinner will be
will meet at 7 Dm. at the church.
at the home of Mrs. Clifton Cook
FIRST METHODIST CHOIR AND BIBLE
by
STUDY will meet at T p.m. at the 1600 Runnels, followed
church.
dance at the Elks' Club.
LADIt-nOME LEAGUE OF SALVATION
The group met Monday night at
ARMY will meet at 3 p.m At the
Citadel.
the home of Mrs. Bill Merrick, 1800
SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADE JUNIOR
Johnson. The eight members presTRI III Y will meet at 4 p.m.
ITILLCREST
7:30 pen.
the
taaaaaar
Music for tho dance Is to be
furnished by a band from Webb
Air Force Base and all service
men, their wives or dates are in
vited. Ail girls Interested in becoming Junior hostesses are asked to
be present.
The Christmas tree will be held
Dec. 21, and all those planning to
attend are Jisksd to bring a small
gift, the cost not to exceed 50 cents.
There will be bingo and card games
lor entertainment.
Appreciation was expressed by
Mrs. smitn for the window decorations by Mrs. Richard Patterson
and for three albums of records
left at the Center; she Is grateful,
also for cards donated from the
Book SUU by Marje McDonald.
Cakes were brought to Saturday
and Sunday by Epsllon Sigma Alpha Sorority and the First Baptist
women.
Needs at the Center Include comfortable chairs and divans for the
TV room being planned and for
any Christmas decoration which
may be used. More Christmas
.
cards will be needed.
Anyone who will entertain a service man for Christmas dinner is
Davis.
Visiting in the Opal and Troy asked to caU Mrs, Smith at the
Langston's homes Is their mother office.
from Austin.-Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bob Ruse of
SS
Amarilio are visiting his parents,
the J. A. Ruses and Don, and other
relatives.
Mrs. Claude Miller has returned
The Ilomemakers Class of the
from Bowie where she has been Airport
Baptist Church had their
with her grandmother who is ill.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hul and Bon regular monthly business and sonie spent (Thanksgiving
holidays cial meeting recently in the home
with his grandparents, Mr. and of the Rev. and Mrs. W. A. James.
The hostesses gave the devotion
Mrs. B. T. Hill and other relatives
and Mrs. IL W. Patterson, class
of Stanton.
Recently Mr. and Mrs. Cliff teacher, gave the opening prayer.
Refreshments were served to
Hazelwood Jr., and girls visited in
eight members and two guests,
the Mike Davidson home.
Mr. and Mrs. E. C.. Dyer and Mrs. G, C, Lambert and Margie
Linda Kay spent the holidays with Newman.
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A.
Mrs. Manley Cook left Saturday
Waller of Big Spring.
Visitors in Odessa recently with to visit with Mr. and Mrs. John
the Jake McNew family were Mr. F. Brown at Virginia Beach, Va.
and Mrs. Henry Paige and family. Mrs. Brown is the former June
Mr. and Mrs. Don Fleming and Cook, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
girls spent the weekend with his Manley Cook. Mrs. Cook plans to
parents, Mr. and Mrs. R, H. Flem visit there for the next two or
I three
ing of Stanton.
weeks.
Airport
Class
Has Monthly Meet
BP'
"Advancing
n
topic discus
meeting of tltt
Women of 8m
Mrs. NoMe Mm
tT.
SOUTH
a.
Rosetta William, tmt In liar
second year at Hwwtfd1 Owasnjr
Junior College, stwt
vacation in the home ac nmr rm
cnts, Mr. and Mrs. Bay WJMsuna
of Knott.
WW,
MRS. C. EARL RICH
Metha Mahan
Is Bride Of
C Earl
mSSSmSb
rmtt
than all other
combined.
rniSmm
It's orange
accurate
douse. Trr It.
Rich
In the presence of the immediate
family and a few friends, Metha
BoyCe Mahan became the bride of
Cleburne Earl Rich Saturday aft
ernoon in Westbrook.
The brido is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. J. D. Iglehart, and the
bridegroom Is tho son of Mr. and
Mrs. Buford Rich, all or Westbrook.
The Rev. Hubert Barr, minister
of the Assembly 'of God, officiated
for the double ring ceremony. Attendants were Jimmy Moody and
LaVerne Jackson.
For the wedding, the bride chose
a frock of periwinkle blue, accompanied by navy accessories.
Mr. and Airs. Rich have been at
tending Westbrook High School.
fepftfeCNm
Wurkft Largest $
FURNITURE
CLOSE OUT
SALE
Town and Country
HOME FURNISHINGS
Must Move $58,099 Worth Of
Furniture and A'pllawns
SALE NOW IN PROCREM,
HD Club Discusses
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Planned Work Areas
A program on "Planning A Convenient Working Area" was presented by Mrs. Regis Fleckenstein
when the Luther Home Demonstration Club met recently In the home
of Mrs. Dean Self.
The Christmas dinner and party
was set for Dec. 8 with Mrs. Jim
Zlke as hostess .
Eight members and one visitor,
were present.
Mr
and Mrs. Alfeart frWlnK
1710
Grass
Owners
Dial
Tho Woman Who
Stws Is Tho
Woman of Fashion
Washington
WARD
n.m. at tha ichool.
win meet at
LEGION AUXILIARY
Will
meet at I) noon at tha Waion Wheel.
CREDIT WOMEN'S CLUB will meet at
AMERICAN
To Hear Dr. Bennett
Dr. Louise Ann Bennett will lead
group meeting
AUXILIARY
at 7:30 p.to.
INTERNATIONAL
for WashingtonUKANU
Thursday at-t- haschool. The, lee
AAI1W will meet at 7:50 n.m. at the home ture wfll be entitled "Education for
01 w. ITUi.
o( Mre. J. ailbert Otbhi.
Family,' and a is the fourth in
CLASSES Will The
VOLLEYBALL
WOMEN'S
a series of six discussion groups.
he held at p.m. at the YMCA.
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NINTH GRADE JUNIOR
The daughter of Dr. and Mrs. M.
meet at 7 p.m. at th YMCA.
BATON TWIRUNG CLASS will meet at H. Bennett, 411 E. 9th, Dr. Bennett
1 p.m. at the YMCA.
is a pediatrician here. .
FRIDAY
EAOEB BEAVER SEWING) CLUB win
In order to receive Class A rat
meet at 3 p.m. at the bom et Un, ing, each
must have 12 hours
D. 33. Johnston, 600 E. 15th.
THE WOMAN'S FORUM will meet at 1 of study courses, and Washington
Jonea,
pm. at the home .-of Mre. J. S.
group is well on their way to com'
lull Wt.w.Mlh 11. SEVENTH ORADE FALCONS JUNIOR HI plete the requirement.
The nur
Y will meet it ( pm. at the YMCA.
sery will be open during the meet
EIGHTH GRADE JUNIOR TRI HI Y Will
p.nu lng.
hire their enrutmu aanca at
Houie.
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"Christmas of the Navajos" was
the study for women of the Wesley
Methodist Service Guild Monday
evening when they met in the home
of Mrs. BUI Estes. The hostess presided for a business meeting.
Mrs. C. W. Parmenter, who was
In charge of the program, offered
the opening prayer and gave the
Maternal grandparents are Mr. devotion. She also gave the closing
and Mrs. O. 'J. Van Meter of De prayer.
It was announced that Mrs. W.
catur and the paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Glenn A. Hunt wfll be guest reviewer for
Smith, 901 Runnels. Tto Smiths a meeting to be held Dec, 12 at
7:30 p.m. at the church. All
spent the weekend in D$ m.
women of the church are Invited
to attend.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Smith of
Odessa announce the birth of a
daughter, Sheryl Lynn, on Nov. 26
in the Flow Memorial Hospital in
Denton. The baby weighed 7 pounds
10 ounces. The Smiths have two
other daughters, Sharon and
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Has Birthday Party
Horace Wayne Clark was enter
tained Monday by his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Marshall Vernon, on his
eighth birthday.
Games were played and refresh
ments were served to 25 guests.
OWG Luncheon Plans
Members of the Officers Wives'
Club are asked to bring either a
Transfer Doll
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terpiece . when they attend the
luncheon to be held Thursday. It
Is scheduled for 1:3? p.m. and will
be followed by a business meeting
and tha distribution of the gifts
and centerpieces.
Wests Visit Relatives
By CAROL CURTIS
She Is 8tt Inches, has brown
eyes and hair, red shoes and can
Mr. and Mrs, Travis E. West,
be ironed off directly from the formerly of Big Spring and who
transfer onto pink cloth; pretty now live at Auburn, Calif., spent
with relaclothes are given actual size on Thanksgiving holidays
chart; all stamping stuffing, taw- tives here. They-- Included Mr. and
ing Instructions included.
Mrs. IT. G. West, Mr. and Mrs
Send 25 cents for PATTERN No. R. D. West and family, and Mr,
341. YOUR
NAME. ADDRESS, and Mrs. M. E,. Vernon and family.
PATTERN NUMBER to CAROL
CURTIS, Big Spring Herald, Box
Oimts 1ft tha Gut Ochote-ren- a
229, Madison Square Station, New
home, 104 NW 3rd, to attend
YorK 10, w. Y.
Tho NEEDLEWORK GUIDE. 34 tha wedding of Ida Ochotorena and
pages, ISO designs for knltUag, Nacha Rodriguez were Mr. and
crochet, embroidery, halrnin lace. Mrs, Modesto Munox and Mr. and
Spearm at Midland,
dozens of beautiful color transfers. Mrs, Ways
Order as you do needlework pat and DH Maachaca and AutUna
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ToMXfow Beoraing, taste and sm what
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leader for the Taffeta
was opened with a pftjHvir Mt,
Gage, Lloyd. An 1M
dnt participated In
reading taken from
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of the-- Bible. Mrs. '
presided during Um
Concluding the Mfsffy fflMB VMv
tence prayers by Um 1 BMflMaWTS
with the dismiss
by Mrs. T, S, Curt.
supplying
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a basket
ent discussed
FIRST CHURCH OF GOD LMS will meet
for a needy family for Christmas.
at t a.m. at the church.
STAB, TIIETA KHO GIRLS
CAYLOUA
The next meeting will be Dec.
CLUB will meet at 7:30 p.m. at the
12 at 7:30 p.m. at the home of
IUU.
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BIO 8PRINQ COMMUNITY CHORUS WlU Mrs. Bill Merrick, 1900 Johnson.
meet at S p m. at the IICJC Auditorium.
CHRISTIAN WOMEN'S FELLOWSHIP Will
meet at 7 30 p m. at the cuureh.
OFFICERS' WIVES' CLUB will meet at
P-TI 30 p.m. at EU1 HaU (or a luncheon.
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For reienraUon. call Mre. Aultman Do- -
Oxidized silver Jewelry should
bo washed with a thick solution of
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Set By Sorority
COMING
EVENTS
Cleaning Tips Given
Jewelry And Silver
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Plans for the Service Men's Cen
ter for the sear future havo been
announced1 by Mrs. Lois O'fiarr
Smith,- hostess at the Center.
Refreshments will be served
Wednesday evening by members
of the 1005 Hyperion Club, with
Saturday evening in charge of the
garden clubs of the city. The First
Presbyterian Women of the Church
will serve as hostesses on Sunday
afternoon and evening.
The Christmas dance is planned
for Friday evening. Dec. 2 was
chosen for this affair so that boys
on Christmas leave later in the
month would not, miss the dance.
Each member of the. Beta Oml-cro- n
Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi
brought some clothes for a doll
which they plan to offer as a special prize Dec. 17. This project is
one means of raising money for
the Muscular Dystrophy fund.
TDESDAT
ma srniNa bebekaii
The group met Monday night at
no. sst
lodge
wilt meet t loor IUU.
the" home of Mrs. Paul Van Sheedy.
FIRST baptist WMU win meet at :J0
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a.m. at the church.
Plans were made for a Christmas
LADIES U1BLK CLASS, MAIN STREET
a needy family. The next
CHURCH OF CHRIST will meet at 10 basket for
meeting will be Dec. 12 at the
a m. at the church.
JOHN A. KEB KEIIEKAn LODGE. .NO- - home of Mrs. Wendell Stasey, 1206
13 ww meet at 7 15 p.m. at carpentera'
11th Place.
Hall.
'Status Of Women'
Studied By Circle
The eight members of tha Lalla
Balrd Circle- - of the Wesley Metho
dist Church Monday night studied
the "Status of Women" when they
met In the home of Mrs. Elmer
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with beautiful, color stone
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simulated iridescent, scintillating earrings,
necklace and bracelet. Gift
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All 10K Gold
Reg. $29.75
Regular $79.50
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set. 52 pieces with $12.50
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Secret Pocket
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No gift list
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how exciting
stores of Big Spring. They have the
greatest supply and variety
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there are prize selections to fit any budget.
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be your shopping helper. Examine
them all carefully and you will
find a wealth of gift ideas that
save you time and money.
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Preacher's Son
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his mother, was critically tejurcd
after their car overturned four
miles west of here.
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Berlin, Col. I. A. KoUluba. finally rocked on and bagged a deer.
ordered the American party's release but supported the German
police position on the radio.
"Obviously," said Boland today,
"we were released only after the
Russians had given the word. They
rule and run the place lock, stock
and barrel."
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a strong protest to tne Russians
over the .Incident, which Allied
officials considered might signal a
move to wipe out special Allied
city's
rights In the
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Defense Appropriations Committee,
spent today at Heidelberg, Ger
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officers at U.S. Army European
headquarters.
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that there was more to the
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building and other needs.
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Jay hawks Down
Decatur Quint
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in their opening basketball engagement of the season hero
Monday night.
Coach Harold Davis expressed
himself as well pleased with the
performance of his charges. He
said they made mistakes and ran
Into hot and cold spells but added
that was to be expected In the opening engagement.
The Big Springers ran up an
early lead and retained anywhere
advantage
from an eight to
through most of the contest.
Erratic passing cost the visiting
Indians dearly. Decatur missed a
lot of shots, too, that will start
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basketball season hero tonight, meeting the Tom S. Lubbock Westerners of Lubbock In a practice tilt.
Starting time Is 8 o'clock, scene of action the Steer Gym. B teamen
o! the two schools will meet In a 6:30 o'clock engagement.
The Longhorns are big but green. The team Is one of the ttliest jo
represent the local school In years. At the same time, there art
two lcttcrmcn back from last year.
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The veterans returning from last season are LeBoy Leev workouts
rWs tunlor. Jimmv Bice. Bice didn't begin his
s wninr. urn
until Monday, having been concerned with football.
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Jan Loudcrmllk, 5 sophomore; uon Anaereou,
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Johnson,
Charley
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Musgrove.
Mickey
lady,
action.
of
others who will see a lot
Lubbock boasts e m less experienco than Big Spring but will hwa
the advantage of b' Jig played a game. The Westerners lost recently
to Levelland.
Max O'Banlon U the Lubbock coach. He Inherited a club wlftout
a letterman, O'Banlon served as an aide to David Cook last year. Cook
moved over to Monterey as head coach this year.
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I'roDanie starters iur
Max
night are Don Eddleman,
Kennetn minnow,
Hood,
and Ed Watson,
Cotton Sumner,
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freshmen, Al Kloven and Charley
Clark, helped give HCJC Its cushion. Kloven was a defensive demon
while Clark and tall Wiley Brown
did a lot toward controlling both
backboards.
Top Pro
Kloven paced the scorers with
12 points, ten of which he sank
steeper.
must
a
This fellow
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from the floor. Brown and Ray
He's quarterback Gary Click, a Crooks each had 11 while Jimmy
Colounknown
comparative
from
Robinson, torrid in the second half,
rado AS.M College, who was first rang up eight.
Pittsburgh
by
the
Steele
choice
Dan Starnes led Decatur with
in the National Football League ten while Quan
Elliott came
bonus draw. The Steelers, enthrough for nine.
titled to first draw by virtue of
Only Starnes of the visitors had
their cellar position In the league more than one field goal after the
last season, passed over better first 20 minutes of play
he acknown players to choose Click, counted for three during that time.
23, of La Porte, Colo., a
HCJC beat the Tribe badly from
and a
(AP the floor, sinking 25 field goals
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to IS, but Decatur wound up with
more free tosses.
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Jim Swink Heads
Football Squad For '55
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Jimmy Castleberry led the
reserves to a 69452 success
over Webb Air Force Base in the
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PHILADELPHIA
Click, opening game.
Castleberry banged away for 26
the Colorado A&M quarterback seBy HAROLD V. RATLIFP
goals.
DALLAS IB
Jim Swink, the
lected as the bonus choice In the points, all the result of field dozen
Robinson tossed In an even
National Football League draft yes- points for the Hawks. Bonnie Texas Christian terror, heads up
Conference footan
terday by the Pittsburgh Steelers Beard came through for nine,
ball team that turned Into a squad.
should make the grade If history IICJO (all
Swink, who scored on every
3 14 1
Cnarles Clark
Is any criteria.
0 13
Al BUoren
up 1,283 yards rushs 1 11 body and ran
Since Bert Bell, commissioner of WU7 Brows
1
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Crocks
the NFL, initiated the bonus choice Hey
e s e of coaches of the seven schools In
ErUi Darts
In 1947, seven of the Dine previous Ulka Powell
e 1 4
team
e 3 a selecting the
selections made good as pros. One Jimmy Robmsoa
casUeberry
l e 3 for The Associated Press. But
Jim
still is in the service and hasn't John Curtli
l i l there were tics at two positions.
e 0 0
had a chance to play, while the Tommy Black
squad that gets
ts 11 II u thus It is a
TtUb
other was injured and forced to DECATUB.
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of being picked as the
3 1 4 S the honor
James Windsor
rtelre.
e 10 best in the Southwest for the 1955
Starnes
The first bonus baby back- - In Dan
I 7 season.
Bod
1947 was Bob Fenlmore picked by Tom Watxtfis
There are more underclassmen
the Chicago Bears. Fenlmore, an Charlie Osettoo
on this team than ever Dciore,
Oklahoma A&M star as a collegian, John Qulco
with one sophomore and five Jun
Thompeoo.
was injured in his first year with Horace
Quan F3UoU
iors making it. This foretells What
the Bears and retired from pro Harllss Rhine
1 II II 4
should come next season when the
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football. Bobby Garrett, the Cleve- Rail
SS,
Decatur U teams all will be Jammed with
HCJO
Urn score
land choice in 1954, later traded OincUli
BUI B3tot and Bojee Hal.
veterans.
to Green Bay for Babe Parilll.
n
fo rx rr tp Hprh Gray. Texas' mighty guard.
Kentucky, quarterback, is In the ncjc
Caste lbertT
of being
4 4 1 13 lacked only one vote
armed services. The Stanford ace Robinson
3 0 3 4 unanimous, while Hugh Pitts, Tex
is expected to report to the Pack-tr- s Cuius
3 111
Black
as Christian' great center. and
Jloaraaj
next season.
211
0 1 4
McCulloett
Menan Schrlewer, Texas' brilliant
3 e 0 4
Last year, Baltimore picked the Blasslntama
pass receiver and hard working
4 1 0
winning slip and came up with Beard
SO
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end, got five votes apiece.
George Shaw, Oregon passer who WEBB
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Texas Christian, con
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has pitched the Colts out of the Oordon
1
3 1 4 ference champion and Cotton Bowl
cellar and into contention in the Walker
3 I 3 13
Cobb
1 0 0 14 host dominated the selections with
Bawea
Western Conference.
0 0 4 nlayers on the first team. Texas
0
Craft
3 3 1 t
So. Gllck. who has Informed the OrUfla
3, Tcx'as A&M and
3 3 3 S wound up with
Steelers he wants to play pro foot Stephens
1
0 3 Arkansas 2 apiece and Baylor and
Lenahan
1
1
11
S
ball, should be on his way to suc Mas
tenon
Southern Methodist 1 each
0 0 3 0
cess in the NFL. Precedent says Moornead
Totals
si li it a Rice, which had one of Its worst
so.
34
RaU Urn score
HCJC
Webb it.
seasons and was hampered by
manv injuries, especially to its best
n
men, didn't place on the
ference. It had been many a season
since the Owls couldn't break Into
group.
the
With Tommy Hart
Landing along with Swink and
Pitts from the TCU team were
Norman Hamilton, huge tackle,
Sports dialogue:
and Chuck Curtis, the magic
HAL BATTLE, assistant coach of the Snyder Tigers:
adept passer and brilliant
"Jack Spikes and Joe Baxter aren't the only stars we have.
quarterback.
We've got sdme pretty good boys In that line, too."
The BQpnomore making the team
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Jay-haw-
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LOOKING 'EM OVER
All-Co-
All-St- ar
ball-handl-
BOBBY DODD, Georgia Tech coach:
"Football teams ought to be rated offensively by the points they
score and defensively by the points scored against them, not by
yards. They still determine who wins or loses by points, not first
downs and yards gained."
REV. PAUL BOUSFIELD. pastor of the First Methodist Church in
Carson. Iowa, after he was given a new car by church members:
"I feel like a football coach. We had no Idea that we, ever In
our lifetime, would own a new car."
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GABE PAUL, general manager of the Cincinnati Reds:
"Many operators of minor league clubs are depending too much
on working agreements with major league clubs for their salvation.
The tendency In many cases has been to sit back and relax after
obtaining a working agreement. Thafs a Marshall Plan attitude."
TUG WILSON. Big Ten commissioner:
"We're satisfied with the regional television plan. We were hurt
some places, but overall it was good since it gave people a chance
to watch the type of football they wanted."
.
Irvin Drafted
The leaders, with
votes in parentheses:
Oklahoma (218)
Michigan State (88)
By Chibruins
By
(55)
3
Ohio State (4)
weighs 225.
Dennis Goehring,
Jim Swink
TCU
itlnn
baseball meetings.
Although an unusual
Dig league managers
only one trade was consummated.
The Chicago Cubs sent Hal Jeff-coa-t,
a fair relief pitcher, to the
WoodTtllo. Tex
aalnesellle.
Jr . 113 Sacul, Tex
Arkansas, Sr , 183
1M.
Carpenter
light but agile Preston
Muskogee, Okla
Texas A&M guard, is Gray's op- Walter Fondren. Texas, Soph, 110, Houston. Tex
posite in the
line. nenrr
Arkansas, Sr, 180. LltUe
Moore.
The fullback is Henry Moore,
nock. Ark
SECOND
TEAM
Arkansas' mighty ball carrier.
Ends Bryan Engram, Texas Christian.
and Marshall Crawford nice
Jack Powell of A&M got strong Tackles
Jack Powell. Texas AJiM. and
support for ackle and so did Jack
BUI Fuller
Arkansas
Gnards Wayland Roberts, Arkansas, and
Pardee, the defensive genius of the Don
Ooss, Southern Methodist.
Aggies, lor fullback.
catcher.
The Cubs, In desperate need of
a strong
d
outfielder,
plucked Irvin from Minneapolis,
the Giants' farm club In the Ameri-ca- n
Assn., for the $10,000 draft
priceT beating out at least two
other clubs Detroit and Cincin
nati, If Irvin can come anywhere
near the .352 batting average he
posted with the Millers, he will
prove a real bargain.
Chicago also took title to pitcher
Vlto Valentlnettl from Toronto.
Valentlnetti had a
record with
Charleston last season.
The Cubs were the only club to
choose more than one player In
the lightest draft since 1945 when
the same number of players were
selected.
The biggest surprise was Wash
ington's selection of a practically
Con
unknown pitcher,
rad Grob, from Montreal, as the
9
No. 1 pick. Grob, 23, had an
record at Mobile before being
moved to Montreal.
second-strin-
Bkcks Oeorge Walker Arkansas; Delano
The Associated Preis womack. Texas John Roach
southern
Conference lootbaU team for Methodist, and Jack Pardee Texas A&M.
Tom Mc Adams Has Proved
'Pressure' Player At SAC
SAN ANGELO. (SO
When
San Angelo College travels to Gulf-po- rt
Miss. Dec. 3 to play in the
Hospital Bowl, it will not be a new
experience for Coach Max Bum- gardner and Line Coach, Phil
George.
Bumgardner and George have
been at the helm of the Rams for
six years, during which time they
have piloted their charges through
three years of conference play
without a single defeat. This is
the third Bowl game in which they
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passing game in the Jr. College
circuit along with an array of
speedy ball carriers. Their defense
is one of the toughest In history.
San Angelo college was chosen
by the Hospitality Bowl officials
as the top team- - in Texas to play
the Mtsslsslppians for the "C o
Championship " Sunflower
Jr. College of Moorhead, Miss.
boasts an 1 record and have
scored 215 points while holding
their opponents to 55.
The second choice went to PittsA high scoring contest is preselected Jack
have participated.
dicted when the two tangle in Gulf-Po- burgh, which
a southpaw on the Denver
After winning th
conference
on Dec. 3.
title in 1950, their freshman year
Tommy McAdams, former Big roster who turned In an 11-- 5 recin the circuit, they went on to de- Spring High Star is one of the out- ord for Birmingham last season.
feat a highly favored, and -- much standing performers for the Rams. Baltimore picked first baseman
heavier Wharton, Jr. College elev- He has been the "pressure" play Bob Boyd off Rochester. A former
en in the Oleander Bowl in Gal er all season. He has kicked ten outfielder with the Chicago White
veston, Jan. 1, 1951. In 1951 they consecutive extra points, two game-savin-g Sox, Boyd batted .309, drove in 94
again swept the Pioneer Conferfield goals, has been out runs and hit 15 home runs at
ence, and returned to defend their standing on defense and leads the Houston.
Oleander Bowl Championship. It team In pass interceptions. He is
The St. Louis Cardinals picked
was a wild and wooly contest, with one of the outstanding freshmen to pitcher Billy Muffett, who was 10-- 4
a Great I lines. Miss, eleven scor play for San Angelo College In at Shrevcport. Muffett came off
ing in the closing seconds to eke many years.
the Los Angeles roster.
2
out a
victory over the Rams.
Coach Bumgardner has experienced a variety of post season contests In his colorful career. In 1942,
his sophomore year at the Uni
versity of Texas, the Longhorns
won the Southwest Conference for
H
CTYIflcOTC
the first time in ten years, and
went on to defeat Georgia Tech In
the Cotton Bowl In 1913. This was
Texas' first appearance In the Cotton Bowl. After returning from the
service, Max was Captain and All
Conference End. on the powerful
right-hand-
11--
8--
Loop Prexy
W. J Green, San Angelo oilman,
has been named president of the
newly formed Class B Southwestern baseball league.
The announcement was made at
the minor league convention in
Columbus,
Ohio, Monday.
Green served as president of the
Class C Longhom League last season.
The new Southwestern circuit Is
made up of Longhom and WT-N-
n,
27-2-
League cities.
RUSTY RUSSELL, former SMU grid mentor.
Green said he would continue to
Those football players down at Texas A&M are Just a bunch of maintain offices In San Angelo.
ragnots who got pushed around and didnt like it. Ifs not the coachL. P. LaFont, Plainview, waa
ing, particularly. Everybody in the conference has good coaching.-Th- e named first vice president of the
Aggies are like a bunch of hornets when you poke their nest
league. C. F. Montgomery. Carls
with a pitchfork, you better get out of there. And when you put a
bad, will serve as second vice 1947 Texas University aggrgeatlon
football on the field, they sort of swarm on It."
president Lee Sanders of San An- that defeated Harry Gilmer and a
highly rated Alabama eleven In the
gelo, secretary.
BUD-- WILKINSON. Oklahoma football coach:
Stigar Bowl, Jan. 1, 1948.
Time and personnel determine a team's offensive style. What
After graduating from Texas,
It comes down to is what the boys can do. Parlayed with that is the
Prexy
Max and Uammate Bobby Layne
amount of time available to accomplish what you are trying-tdo.
All Star
played In an East-WeWith a multiple offense, I don't believe you always have the time
Game in Los Angeles, which they
'34-1to develop execution .or the handling of specific assignments as well.
They also were mem
won
Precision Is lost, too. Then there is the single offense, which We
pre-sebers of the 1948 College "All
DETROIT
prefer. With the one offensive maneuver, practice time is on our son ratings of teams and players Stars" in Chicago.
side, and, remember, time Is Important We at Oklahoma find it and emphasis jon posweason dowi Upon completing a stint with the
easier to develop an attack if a boy has, say, three things to master bids,
the University of Michigan's Chicago Bears and Detroit Lions
rather than, say, 10 things." "
president has called tor a cum on of the National Pro League, Bum
what he terms "the accelerated gardner coached one year at Denl
FRANK LANE, general manager of the St Louis Cardinals:
son with Les Cranfll before taking
madness" of college football.
League
I'm'
fraternizing
NaUonal
with
they
officials,
."When
Dr. Harlan IL Hatcher, Michigan over at San Angelo College as Head
assure me the Cardinals are the '56 champions. But when I try to president,
'told 700 at the annual Coach and Athletic Director.
J discover they're seventh place players."
trade my super-athletLion Coach Phil George was a
UM "Football Bust" last xugni:
sincerely hope a way Is found teammate at Texas, where he was
"I
GEORGE IIALAS, on why be Is quitting coaching In the pro grid to preserve the game In its proper
In basketball on the
ranxs:
setting, so that we won't conference championship teams of
college
"I'm no I6nger willing to give up the time coaching consumes
as I am sure 47 and 43, The last two years
have to alter It
during April, May, June and July."
we will have, to do If our present George has lead the San Angelo
,
College ltam Basketball team to
course continues."
DICK YOUNG, New York writer:
the Pioneer Conference Championcontract-signing
time for ball players
ship, and to the NJ.C.A.A. NaTo a sportswriter, the
g
excontains all the vicarious enjoyment that a
tional tournaments. George
RESULTS
FIGHT
cursion holds for a housewife with an empty pocketbook. The newsturns out one of the
man 'can test around numbers like 30 G, 40 O, 60 G as though that
toughest lines in Junior College
MONDAT
MOUT
kind of money can be made simply by hitting a typewriter key. He
HOUSTON Ro
Harris. MS. Houston. Football.
tea
ISC Tjlsr.
er Buddr Truman.
saftd the club owner's money like mad, and, if he thinks the rounds,
The J955 edition of. the San AnTexas Heariwtliht gelo College
decision,
lor
Itnt spending ft fait enough, he can call him chtapskata."
Bams bouts ths best
e
Michigan
Decries Ratings
jjii4vts
(1)
Southern Cal
Miami (Fla.)
Texas
A&M
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136
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Miami (Ohio)
Stanford
Henry A. Bennett
FURNITURE
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SALE
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Navy
West Virginia (2)
Army
Town and Country
HOME FURNISHINGS
Must Move $50,000 Worth Of
Furniture and Appliances
SALE NOW IN PROORESS
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Pittsburgh
3,581
3,204
3,024
2,637
1,980
1,941
1,301
854
796
703
Leaders Upset
Cincinnati Redlegs in an even-u- p
exchange for, Hobie Landrith, a
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DALLAS
TCU (9)
Georgia Tech
Auburn (6)
Notre Dame
Mississippi (1)
The second 10:
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
number of 19.
were here. 20.
t,
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(9)
UCLA
COLUMBUS, Ohio OB
Monte
weight,
elaee,
(Inelndlnf
1H5
boms Irvin, whose big bat played a key
town!
roie in uje New York Giants'
FIRST TEAK
miracie iinun in 1951, is coming
End,
Mrnan Schrlewer, Texas, Sr, 30S, New back to the major leagues at the
Bcaunfels.
Tn.
ripe
old age of 37 this time with
Henr, Qremmtustr.
Bailor,
Sr, 183,
me cnicago Cubs.
Weatherford. Tel
Eutene SUlllnii, Texas JUU. Jr. It).
ine slugging outfielder.
Paris, Tex.
hn.
Tackles
aonea by the Giants last summer.
Forrest Ore,,;, SMU. Sr, S3S, Sulphur was
ine oiuy Dig name among the
Springs. Tex.
Norman Hamilton, TCU, Jr. 339, Vander-bil- 10 minor leaguers selected by the
Tex.
majors for a total of S115.000 In
Geards
nerb Oraj, Texas, Sr, 310. Bajtown. yesterday's annual draft
Tex.
Dennis Ooebrlnf, Texas A&M. Jr, lie. which officially opened the winter
was Walter Fondren, versatile Texas halfback. He and Preston Carpenter, the Arkansas star, tied for
one of the halfback posts. Swink,
of course, made the other without
getting up a sweat.
Schrlewer won one of the end
positions but Eugene Stalllngs of
Texas A&M and Henry Gremmln- ger of Baylor tied for the other.
Bryan Engram. Texas Christian's
captain, was next In line for an
end job.
Sen Marcos, Tex
Forrest Gregg, old dependable of nuih Pitts. TCU Center
8r 300.
pairs
line,
the Southern Methodist
Backs
Curtis, TCU. Jr..
with Hamilton at tackle. Each Charles
Tex
first-pla-
Maryland
JOE REICHLER
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Antler Tearnameat, Elllns, W Vs.
(First Reand)
Salem (W Va ) It, W Va Wesleran TT
DaeU a Elklns si. Fairmont SI
Oeoreetown
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Green Named
6--
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Watson led the Westerners in
scoring In the Levelland game,
hitting for 17 points.
Others who will accompany O'Banlon here Include Dwayne Kay,
Jerry CowBy HUGH FULLERTON JR.
Bill Spltxer.
Scott
Jimmy Self,
Br The Associated Press
man.
and Phil
Don Wells,
Undefeated Oklahoma, winning Mack,
at the polls In the same whirlwind Folsom,
Johnson and LeFevre have been
fashion that it won most of its named
of the Big Spring
games, today captured the 1955 na- team.
tional college football championThe Longhorns visit Odessa Satship and the Father J. Hugh urday night for a practice Joust
O'Donncll Trophy in the 20th an- with John Malaise's Bronchos.
nual Associated Press poll.
d
The
Sooners amassed
3,531 points In the season's final
AP poll of sports writers and
broadcasters. It topped Michigan
State by more than 300 points.
Br The Aiieelslea rress
SI, Win a Marr (Norfolk) It
Maryland, Oklahoma's opponent In Brldcewater
La Collexe 68. Henderson (Ark ) State el
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Two upsets rocked the Ward
Monday,
School football
with the result mat Kate Morrison
is now riding at the top of the
DRiYE-l-
league
WINDOW
standings.
was Idle Monday but
the erstwhile leader, Central Ward,
yielded to Washington Place, 13-and dropped a half game behind
the Maroons,
In other games, East upset West,
knocking the Cowboys out of
title contention while College
Heights ended Its season with a
12-- 6
conquest of Airport. Heights
finished with a
record.
Jimmy Madry took the 'opening
klckoff for College Heights and
and raced 70 yards to score behind excellent blocking. Not an op
posing player laid a hand on him.
Bernard Rains' team counted
again In the third when Chester
Smith took a handoff and galloped
30 yards.
Jerry Bethell tallied East's lone
TD against West, going 30 paces
on a reverse around left end In the
fourth period.
Earl Lane, Gene Allen and Dee
Roby Gartman played outstanding
defensive ball for East, whose record now shows four wins and three
losses.
East meets Park Hill In Us first
game today.
The title goes on the line Wednesday, when Morrison squares
away with Central.
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Funeral services for Daniel D.
Adams,
8, will bo conducted in
tho Darnhart Methodist Church
Wednosdayafternoon.' Mr. Adams
died lit a "local hospital Monday
after an illness of 'about a month.
Tho Rev. Wclmer, pastor of the
church, Will bo in charge of tho
2 p.m. service, with Interment in
tho Darnhart Cemetery. River Funeral Home is handling the arrangements.
Mr. Adams had been a resident
of Darnhart far three years, moving there from California.
He Is survived by two sisters,
Mrs. W. O. Gerrald. Horatio, Ark.,
and Mrs. Ora, Hamm, Darnhart;
and one brother, Leo Adams, Knox
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Jaycees wcro left Monday with
an appeal to lend a helping hanil
to Camp Sweeney, the
encampment operated exclusively
for diabetic children.
Max Bcntley, Abilene, chairman
of public relations for tho Southwestern Diabetic Foundation, talked to tho Jaycees about tho camp
and Its work largely for indigent
children at tho weekly meeting
held at the Wagon Wheel. He also
projected a
motion picture of tho camp and its activities.
Board of directors of tho Jaycees took the matter of a project
to help thotamp under advisement.
Dentley was presented to tho club
by John Taylor, president,
Camp Sweeney, named for Dr.
Shirley Sweeney, Dallas, one of the
nation's leading authorities on diabetes, is tho only camp in the
Southwest for diabetic children. Yet
less than 20 per cent of the children who como are from homes
whose parents can pay even part,
let alone all their expenses.
Dentley explained it cost around
$250 to keep a child in the camp
period and that
k
for a
every year "warmhearted friends
raise around $40,000 for operational
expense Wo try to erase the deficit
of tho previous yoar, and put
$25,000 in the bank for tho next
year," he said. "No dlaboUc child
has knowingly ever been refused
admission to the full benefits of the
camp because of inability to pay."
He explained the length of a
child's stay In camp was determined by the medical staff. Some
stay from June to September as
non-prof- it
four-wee-
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Charges Of Affray,
Assault Are Filed
affray and
aggravated asiault charges Monday.
A man was arrested at the Top's
Cafe Monday afternoon and
charged with aggravated assault
on U. B. Phillips, 1001 E 12th.
Mrs. It. C. Lane was the complainant.
The Top Hat Cafe also had a
tight Monday. Two men were
charged with affray as a result.
that the rcservo program saves the
taxpayer money. This program
makes it unnecessary to maintain
a large standing army.
In many cases, he went on, an
employer docs not want to hire
a young man who Is in the reserve. However, the businessman
will havo a far better Idea of
what to expect in case of an
emergency. The reserve program
dewill avert
nuding of the labor force, he said.
Many young men havo a certain
period of time which they must
spend In the active service and
then mora in the reserve. If an
employer disapproves of the reserve program, it is a morale shattering dilemma for the reservist
who has no choice In the matter.
Reservists are required to attend 48 unit training assemblies
each year and go Into the field for
two weeks active duty each summer. Ten per cent of the assemblies may be missed for Just cause,
but If more than that arc missed,
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December 13. T:J0 p m.
Election of officers.
Walker Bailey, EC.
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number, so hurry.
SILVER KENNELS
2 miles west of Ackerly
FOR SALE Toumr parakeet, feed
THE
and supplier Bob Dally tOH Oregg.
new SHIPMENT ot fun. Proseo.
Brine shrimp, rar nianta. Beater.
Lois
1001
Aoaartam.
LaacatUr.
POR SALE: Rsetstered Cnlnuabtu
puppy. Tvo mosUu old. S33. Phon
$50
.
CLASSIFIED DISPUY
COURTEOUS
CONFIDENTIAL
Main
Phone
NEED SHOPPING
WHHI
YOUR
DOLLARS DO
DOUALI DUTY
Qaool buys m
4w Ssyasj
U4l
MrVKU4avrVi
MONEY?
BVH
Vlu-75.-
$10 to $50
On Your Good Name.
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FIRST
FINANCE CO., Inc.
1&--5
East 2nd
eaweirev.
WH
90.
D4r r!fi, rrW
EXvMft Own
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CoWvlllU ISeMtC iMri
all sWsctrK rassjrs.
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8d St 16d box nails
(per keg) ...,....
4x8 W sheetrock
(per sheet)
24x24 2 light win- dow units
mahogany
slab door
F2
--
DRIVER. TRUCK
& IMP. CO.
varsffVl
-
ft.)
(432
VEAZEY
l
Trvk
I
15 lb. asphalt felt
FINANCE
SERVICE CO
WLeaaJa
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tjkJ4vVtf
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2x4 & 2xS
FAST
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HOLIDAY
SEASON
Om Nj. 23
Tula
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4C
t$C
pO.tO
studs
1x6 sheathing
(white pine)
tX East 3rd.
and up
m
CVaai
2x4 precision cut
Established 1331
Study at bom In spar tins. Earn
diploma. Standard texts. Our graduates have enured over too different colleges and onlTcrattlea. Engineering, architecture, contracting and
building. Alao many other conn.
American
Fvr Inform aUon. writ
School. O. C Todd. 3401 attt Street.
Lubbock. Texas.
CU
V
PAY CASH
AND SAVE
D2
On Your Signature
FOR PAIXTINa and paper banking
CaU D. K. Miliar, Sid Duie. rboo
'
43.
U7t
Jl
MATERIALS
BUILDING
HIGH SCHOOL
NIW
On
MERCHANDISE
INSTRUCTION
$10
H
H4
FOR SALE: 13 crown young ChuXxar
quaU. nice and fat. D. Uuddl. St.
Rout 4. Lamesa. Texaa.
ANYONE
INTERESTED in Steel
or MO Owen
guitar lesaoxta. call
after 3 p.m.
TEXAS
O
FARMER'S COLUMN
lib
FOR--
Mala
DRAPERIES, ant' bedEdwarda BonlarCTd. Mrs.
POULTRY
CASH
DIRT CONTRACTORS
310 Goliad
PAINTINO-PAPERIN-
spreads. 419
Petty, phone
HELP WANTED. Ward attendants,
mala and female. Age IMS. II
xenool educauoa or equivalent. Apply
Stat Hospital
Plus Know Bow
Call
I7
AT095
"
BROWN'S
FABRIC SHOP
,
MILLER'S PIG STAND
510 East 3rd
D3
HELP WANTED, Misc.
and GRADERS
$17095
FRIGIDAIRE ELECTRIC RANGE
Taffeta Striped and
09c yd.
checked
59c yd.
Plaid Gingham
Casing
30c yd.
Bordered Pillow
EXPERIENCED WAITRESS
Must be neat and clean.
Apply In Person.
PERSONAL
J1.60 yd.
Cotton Laces
FINANCIAL
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
$11095
Wl7
THIS WEEK
INTELUOENT YOUNO lady for
pleasant work. Most 6 nlgn school
gradual or batter. Salary. Ha aelllng.
CaU
Ext, SO. for appointment.
TRAINEE, leeal aecre- . WANTED:
tarr. Reouuea abortnand and lyp.
tog. Contact II. A. Bennett, Fhon
CK
Y
Dial
$OAA95
.
DRESSES, nandmad. Mrt
Freeman. 1009 Nona BelL PEon
BABY
1409
CARHOPS
o
etotlng,
SEWINO.
mending, button boles. sUterauon.
ux
invisible,
reweavlng
French
l
new. 303 Oregg.
URS. THETTOnD machine quut and
keeps children. Phon
SEWINO AND alterations. Ill Run.
pel. Mr ChnrtbweU. Pbone
ALL EIND3 of sewing and alteraUon.
ynv, Wert Sea. Dial
Mr
Tipple,
& Co.
Ph.
7th
819 West
RANGE
RANGE
LAUNDRY SERVICE
Sears Roebuck
FOR BULLDOZER
$17095
"
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Joe H. Harmon
EXPERT WORKMANSHIP
LATEST FABRICS
HAULINO-DELIVER-
RANGE
UPHOLSTER C7
FURNITURE
SERVICE
St
C9
Tennlt
EXTERMINATORS
SOUTHWESTERN
Deal
oalldren.
T, IertT.
SLIPCOVERS.
WANTED
Dial
Mr.
kf
SCOTT
207
WANTED
APPLIANCE
motors
List Price $229.95
Sale Price . . Only
FRIGIDAIRE ELECTRIC RANGE
List Price $509.95
Sale Price . . Only . .
avail-abl-
seta ot
and efpreparcar of
K and T fiLECTRKTCDT
There Is still about $2,250 needed
industry-approveto pay for the Christmas activity correction on our
In the city, J. H. Greene, manager BEAS CCpupillCUl.
of the Chamber of Commerce said
ThaakYonr Repair Mas Ftr
1
T
this morning.
fAJf
"The Accident That
Five solicitors have reported In,
A ( my Didn't Hoprien"
Greene said, of the 19 that were YAeAltVlCtl
delegated to bring in the money.
These five have pledges or cash
ELECTRIC
repair wort and
anyUme alter
LIGHT HAULINO.
painting. Dial
road near the park gate on the
Alrbase Road. The youth was driving a Ford, McGulre said, and
totaling about $750. Greene said
$3,000 is needed to cover all tne
expenses.
The solicitation was supposed to
havo been completed last week, but
14 of the solicitors contacting businessmen have not yet turned In
their money or pledges.
.
WILL KEEP cntldrea
car ot tbls paper.
Address Box
Personal
Interview will be arranged.
.
C
BUSINESS SERVICES
eetlabreSil
-tin.
aaya. nignta, my
DIXIE TOT nanttt7WvraUiJlt
04
Has.
day
plant,
or
bour.
1407.
William Arthur Langler. 1200
Wood, and Mclvln Dean Blake,
Knott, were drivers In collision In
the 200 block of Johnson.
I. L. McGuIre. 603 E. 13th, told
police that a youth ran him off the
Needing $2,250
Writ giving name, addraes. famUy
responsibilities, age, experience and
complete personal details.
MAJOR OIL Company service station
for lease. Oood location writ Bos
4S
Decorations Fund
Employe
benefits Include: liberal
vacation plan, group Insurance, good
starting salaries, regular Increases,
rental aUowanc where needed. Managera contract offer snare in sales
and profit and there 1 a company
paid retirement plan. Personal Interview may be arranged.
Star
East 3rd.
S00
a).
mr
REWEAVINO.
Tor men who want to make better.
use ot their time, to build a better
future lor themselves.
WELL.
ju.
SEWINO
OPPORTUNITY
AS
IS YOUR future uncertain! Da you
financial
wonder about marriage,
worries? Consult
Eroblema. or other
no Nolan street. In
rear. Apartment S.
CHRISTIAN COUPLE desire to adopt
child. WU1 pay hospital, doctor blU.
room and board. Box
and mother
371. Ranger, Texaa
PLANNINO
TO buy a new eartrt
wUl pay yen to aee Til) WELL C1TEY-noLEwith TB
You can trad
WANT TO keep tbeWees xa
a'non
MRS GATES k
!.
PHONE
wtistwatch at
Tuesday after-noo- n,
pleas
coatact Mrs. Elgin
1407
Jones,
Stadium? as reward,
rhon 4.7713 between S and 13,
srSV.
'. .
SV
rhon
IMS StaH Ma.
IRONINO WANTED
Fbon
WILL DO lrcnlng. TOO West
Phon
WILL DO Uonlnr SlS doaen. 3e
Jones.
IRONINO DONE. UlltH piece. 11.00
doxen. Phone
Or
suree'a
Jri'S
MRS, HUBXaattaVa
Monday throats
706 H Nolan.
KEEP CHILDREN daf
APPLY
410 EAST THIRD
of
MAN who waa aeen finding
gold Baylor
CAM
ronEsm.
ery
Special
TRATELINO THM Vejeadr 1W
your children at DleH
404 Oollad. Dial
or
CARE FOR titUdrerl
my home Phono
WILL EEEP children tot vrorifW
motbers. 300 Wrfgbt, Airport Add.
lion. Phone
tor early ordtra ever
rourIf aelecUon
accompanied by check on Lio-
WOULD
East
CHILD
MRS.
21-3-
nel or American Flyer trains, transformers, swttcbes, cara or accessories,
erector, microscope, or chemistry seta.
Power boats, planes, auto and hobby
kits. Merchandise delivery prepaid.
Electrla trains repaired. Sabine Jol'.a
Dibble, 133 Dorwood Lane, San
Texas.
HAIRCUTS.
SI! snAYES TS cents.
Oeorfe Ely Barber Shop, IIS Runnels.
LOST & FOUND
A4
10
ytUtgftStvi vm
Field Representative. Outstanding opportunity for a man 0
years ot ago with ono ot the
fastest growing financo companies in tho Southwest.
High school education necessary, college work preferred.
A2
NOTICES
am
BEAUTY
Lunsuta
day or night.
or
WANTED
z. secy.
otto rater
Jack Johnson. C.C.
MEETOfa
BTATED Lodge
No.
Staked Plain
MS A.F. and A.M. (Tear
2nd and 4th Thursday
mints. 7:30 pra.6. R, McClenny. WJ.
Ervln Daniels. Bee.
w
D
PI
HELP WANTED, Mala
Re.
C. ItamUUra,
CM
Specializing
Bit Spring Commandery
mmnrnf
pteitop
Electric & Acctylcno
Welding
after 13.
PERSONAL.
Three persons were Injured, one came out of the park going very
critically, as a result of five mis- fast.
haps in the city Monday.
Andres Senlseras Jr., 403 Aylford,
William Clyde Godsey, Webb reported a hit and run at his home.
condiIn
Is
AFB airman.
critical
tion at Malone and Hogan Hos- He said his car was parked in
pital this morning. Attendants re- front of the house and the other
port he received a serious eye in- car hit it and kept going. Police
jury and a brain concussion In an traced the car and arrested a Latin
accident at Main and Eighteenth American.
about 9:30 p.m. Monday.
Godsey was a passenger In a car
driven by Laverne Glen Duesen-ber- g, Bracero Hurt In
also a Webb airman. Duesen-hur- g Fall Down Stairs
was charged In county court
u 1th driving while intoxicated.
A bracero from Picdras Negras
Hugh Austin Can-- , 1603 Donley, fell down a stairway at Safeway
was driver of the other car.
Monday afternoon and received
Carr was also taken to Malone head injuries, but he is to be re
and Hogan Hospital and treated leased from the hospital today.
Taken to Medical Arts Hospital
for lacerations of the scalp. His injuries were not considered serious was Felix Alvarado, a bracero
and he was released after treat- working for Fred Holschear, with
a laceration above the left eye.
ment.
Reports from the hospital at noon
Maple Flnley Richie. Lamesa, today were that he would be rewas still at Cowper Clinic this leased.
morning following an accident Monday afternoon at Johnson and
Fourth Attendants report she was
irricicn imcdi av
admitted for observation and that v.LMjjirici'
she has no serious Injuries. Driver
of the other car was Odls Grady
FRIGIDAIRE
212 East 3rd
WELOINO
BIO BPRINO Lodf No.
IM0 Stated meeUnf Ut
and 3rd Thursdays. S:00
p.m. PracUc each Wed.
netday
and Saturday,
T.oo p.m.
'
n. L Tuexneat, VtM.
Jaxo DoniUaa Jr Bee.
BTATED MEETINO Blf
Sprint; Chapter Nor 17
R.A.M. every 3rd Thursday. 7:30
K. U. Wheeler. 1M.
Ervln Daniel. Seo.
m
IS
406
tarns,
.vxSveR
m
N.
years experience
East 22nd
Phona
20
Tuesday nlinte,
m.
ourer Cofer Jr. E.B,
II. h. nelto, Seo.
W
ELECT) 3vWVPJwTg.".axBr
SERVICE
RADIO AND TV REPAIRS
TOMMV MALONE
RADIO-T- V
UKBTINO
STATES
WOMAN'S OOtUMMO
BUSINESS SERVICE:
A1
aouUt aide of Zale't,
List Price $429.95
Sale Price . . Only
...
5Sf5ry.,rBOon Devotional
un.ni..
wnAP-L-on
Raneir
AV
radiant and able to handle
their own situation by diet and
proper insulin injections. Each
chid, is fed according to his or her
dietary needs, Bentley explained.
The camp is in a
tract
and contains Lake Dealcy, a
crystal clear pool fed by
springs. There arc central buildings such as the kitchen, dining
room, recreation hall and cabins.
Sale Price . . Only
Rh
ill
to "stay alive"
men who are enlisted in the Ready
Not infrequently youngsters re- Reserve.
port at the start of the summer at Major Luther t. Barbour Jr.,
tho lowest ebb 'in health and de local reserve advisor with headquarters at Lubbock, pointed out
part
A
ANNOUNCEMENTS
'Ready Reserve'
firms arc being asked
part of the campaign to teach them notBusiness
to discriminate against young
Two fights resulted in
Vr4"--,Ji.MM'- l
To Hire Men In
List Price $279.95
In Bop
whin.
t
.
HM
M
Employers Urged
List Price $229.95
Sale Price . . Only
Rhythm Caravan
KBST
KBST
tucnara uaiea
Treasury Bandstand
Youat Dr. Melon
KHln
Wbap Peoner Youns
KTXC Richard lajsa
-
WBAP Claude Rains
aiw-iv- pa
in uop
a i9a
KBST RhvUtm Caravan
n.K4,u tui wntua boow
WBAP Lone Ranger
KTXC Top In Bop
KBST Martin Block
KHLO Bxlsbter Day
WBAP Newa and MaratU
KTXC-H- M
Jamboree.
ktau
1--
411
KBST Trtaaury Bandstand
KBST
KRLD-rNe- wt
KRLD Ma Parkins
WBAP Youns Wldder 8rn. wbap Bob
III
tn
11
1fl
1955's
JiDA
KBST
.
GOING! GOING!
KBST Mutte Hall
KRLD Our Gal Sunday
WBAP Rosemary Johnson
KTXO Listen Ladles
Martin Block
XRLD Nora Draxe
wbap weal Jonea Show
KTXC MM Jamboree
KBST
SALE NOW IN PROGRESS
Paging The New
KBST
Of
Furniture and Appliances
ID. IS
AFTERNOON
Martin Block
KTXC
Must Move $50,000 Worth
Arthur Oodfrev
strike It Rich
SiOO
Paul llarter
KRLD Jollr rarm News
WDAP News; Weather
KTXO UUlslllr Hlta
HOME FURNISHINGS
ws
KRLD
WBAP
1 114
,
KBST
KBST
KRLD
CLOSE OUT
SALE
10. oo
News
WEDNESDAY
wbap
FURNITURE
Town and Country
KBST-Ne-
tri"
r
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News
Arthur Oodlrey
WBAP-O- ne
Man'a Family
KTXC Faith In Our Tim
M
lilt
KBST Whiiperlig street
Newa
KRLD Arthur Oodlrey
Newt; Weather
wbap Neva
Eirlr nirda
Trinity aapU Church KTXC Local Newa
US
1H
KBST When a Olrl Marries
Musical Roundup
Top Tunes
anu
Artnur uoairey
Early Blrda
wbap Three June: News
Sagebrush Serenade KTXO Whopper's Special
KBST
(CITY SEAL)
11 So
News
SilS
KBST Breakfast Club
k.iiu News; 100 Club
WBAP Earlr Birds
KTXC Easy Does It
Altar'
HIS
KBST Weather Forecast
KRLD Musical Caratan
WBAP Early Birds
KTXC Family Altar
WRAP
KTXO
llltS
a. oo
KTXC-Ka-
KRLD
Night Watch
Night Watch
KBST
KRLD
WBAP
KTXC
lid
Take Thirty
HIS
Ranch News KBST Breakfast Club
KRLD 1060 Club, Newa
KRLD Muilo Caravan
WBAP Farm k R'ch Rept. WBAP Cedar Hidge Bora
y
Hymn Umt rrao-Ea- iy
Doe it
KBST
Oft
Sln
Music
KBST
KRLD
WBAP
KTXC
4th Army show
Night Watch
Night Watch
4lU
WBAP
Hotel Edison Orch.
WBAP Night Watch
KTXC Night Watch
KRLD
WBAP
KTXC
KBST-ra- rm
KKLD-C- BS
Mils
KBST
1:30
KBST News. Roundup
KRLD Petroleum Institute
WBAP One Man's Family
KTXC Dance Orch
KBST News
KRLD News
WBAP Morning
KTXC Newa
KBST Sunrise Serenade
KRLD Newa
WBAP Farm Program
KTXC Spanish Program
rtla
Edison Orch.
Nltht Witeh
Night Watch
Wre suing.
Quest Star
Night Watch
Nlfbl Watch
KTXC
s.oo
KBST Sunrise Serenade
KRLD Stamps Quartet
WBAP Bunkhouse Ballads
KTXC Spanish Program
;13
KBST Sunrise Serenade
KRLD Jolly warm Newa
WBAP Newa
KTXC Spanish Program.
KDST-Ma-
lotia
olel
KRLD
WBAP
KTXC
KRLD
WBAP
KTXC
WEDNESDAY
fiM
KUSI'-ll-
THEREOF
SEALED PROPOSALS addressed to
Coahoma. City Secretary ot the Cltr
of Coahoma. Texas, will be received
at the Office of the city Secretary
untu 10 M o'clock a m . on the ittn
day of December. 1953. for construction of Improve ments and extenslona
to the City's Waterworka System, town, additional water mains and meters for the distribution system and
aU work in connection therewith, in
accordance with plana and apecmca-tlon- a
now on file at the oltice of the
City Secretary ot Coahoma. Texaa.
PROPOSALS
RECEIVED. Will, at
the Ume hereinbefore stated, be opened and read aloud before the City
Council of said City.
DETAILED SPECIFICATIONS covering the proposed construction which
are now on file with the City Secretary, may be examined by anyone
Interested. Copies of the apeclflcaUona
and detalla may be had upon request
to the City Secretary.
ATTENTION OF BIDDERS Is direct
to the provisions of House BUI No.
LegisM. passed b7 the Forty-thir- d
lature, at tta regular session, requiring that not less than the general prevailing rates of per diem wagea for
work of a similar character in the
locality where the wo-- k
Is performed shall be paid all laborers,
workmen and mechanics employed
of public works.
li thela construction
It
the IntenUon of he City Council to pay all or a porUon of the
construction1 costs by the Issuance and
delivery to the proper contractor, of
the legally issued Ume warrants of
said City, bearing Interest at the
rate of not exceeding FOUR AND
ONE-HAL-F
CENTUM
(t'al
--per annum; PER
payable annually
which said warrants
not
shall
exceed the principal sum
of TEN THOUSAND
DOLLARS
(110.0001. and the principal of aald
warrants shall be payable aerlaUy.
the maximum maturity date being
not later than December 30th; 170.
THE RIOHT la reserved by the City
ot Coahoma to reject any or all
proposals, and to waive all technicalities
THIS NOTICE Is Issued and given
pursuant to authority conferred on the
undersigned aa City Becretary of the
City of Coahoma, Texas, oy order of
the City Council convened In special
aesslon on this the 31st day of November, lass.
Mettle Miller
City Secretary City of
Coahoma, Texaa.
WBAP-Ne- wt
Sports
of
KBST Views the Newt
KRLD Sports' Vewe
WBAP Night Watch
KTXC Organ Rererlia
L P Time
KRLD IM.000 OuetUon
WBAP Heart of the New
KTXC Men'a
Corner
KBST
KRLD
Theater
WBAP-Ra- dio
tits
KBST
Parade
Johnny Dollar
People Are runny
Treaaurv Aient
J;M
KBST Serenade'
KRLD Suspense
WBAP Dratnet
KTXC Broadway Cop
10 IS
KRLD-Wres-
w
mi
Melody
KTXC
n Andy
Amoa
Radio Theater
Army Hour
t.oo
KBST Edward P Morgan
(juesiion
HJfUJ SH
WBAP Fibber McOee
KTXC VlrgU Plnkley
KBST Saga
XRLD Edward Murrow
WBAP Local New.
KTXC Eddie Fisher
1:00
KBST Melody Parade
KRLD-Ne- ws,
Music
WBAP People Are runny
KTXC Treasury Agent
WBAP-Dra-
Theater
Army Hour
:I3
Am Town Meeting
WBAP-Ra- dlo
jvtxc aabrtei lieattcr
1
Jo
Am Tuwu Meeting
Amos "n Andy
KTXC
Ding Crosby
News ol the World
KBST
KRLD
WBAP
KTXC
Radio Theater
ClvU Defense
KBST
KKLD
ire
EVENING
IS
Am Town Meeting
Jack Carson Show
Weather KBSrr
Vj
Camp Sweeney Aid
Urged On Jaycees
City.
tm
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Big Spring (Texas) Herald, Tues., Nov..29, 1955
Rites Wednesday
For Daniel Adams
JAMES LITTLE
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J I MERCHANDISE
MERCHANDISE
M HOUSEHOLD GOODS
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
WE NOW HAVE
NAME BRAND LINES
Decpfrecie ncfrlgcrato
Halllcraflcr and
Raytheon Televisions
Dearborn and
' Hearth Glo Heaters
Also bedroom and living room
furniture or . . . Check with us
for anything you may need.
No Rent Means Savings for Vou
Any Terms Your Credit Will
Justify.
B.
For the Best in furniture at the
Lowest Prlcel Anything! you
want for the home, we have It
from the KITCHEN CLEAR
ON THROUGH THE HOUSE.
Gas' Ranges, we have them,
priced right, Dearborn heaters,
the best chrome dinettes $49.95
and up. Don't forget, with
some of these suites you get a
$1555 child's sot for $1.00.
Just received another van load
ot Good Used Furniture. Can
furnish that rent house very
cheap for you.
Furniture ti Appliance
Dial
Alrbase Rd.
100
Just Received
Our Shipment Of
115
Easy
washer.
Spin-Dr- y
We Give
Sill
Excel$69.95
APPLIANCES
g
Bo-Pc-
Lay-awa-
CO.
.
Plan
Dial
3rd
WANTED
our selection
to really appreciate It.
USED FURNITURE
AND APPLIANCES
Use Our
817 E.
y
Lay-Awa-
You have to see
R&H HARDWARE
Big Spring's Finest
2000
J.
"Plenty ot Parkins"
HOLLIS
B.
and Pawn Shop
Dial
West 3rd
Now
Good used RCA 21" table
$149.95
model TV
Good used Croslcy 17" table
$110.00
iriqdclTV
Easy Splndrler washer.
$129.95
Like new
Zenith Wringer washer.
$79.50
Excellent
Easy Splndrler washers.
1
mJ
". , , Always complaining
BARGAINS
We will probably sir you mer thin
you expect on new bedroom auites. 1
rantes,
UrlBi room furniture, (
dlnettea, refrtieralor. TV set, etc.
1
Easy Terms If desired.
Dial
501 "Johnson
FURNITURE BARN
how hard you wotk for the money, Koscot! . .
of what it mtons to ipencf W . . ."
rotre getting a sompe
MERCHANDISE
MERCHANDISE
.lwtrie dryers. 115 V
.
ONLY
or
220 V.
1
Dial
Hardware and Plumbing
STANLEY
HARDWARE CO.
"Your Friendly Hardware"
Sup-
plies.
SK9-9-
E.
COOK APPLIANCE
Dial
E. 3rd
212
Alrbase Rd.
L
TATE
Olbion electric steel
tultt r and amplifier, both la perfect
condition, a bargain. Dial
FOR
SALE:
MUSIC
CLEARANCE SALE
NOW GOING ON!
BIG SAVINGS!
FOR THEl
I
TJGIFTS
FAMILY
-
mm
.
Used Pianos
GREGG STREET
'yiFTSFOR
. . .
FOR THE HOME
The following to help make
her work easier and more
Our Shipment Of
pleasant
CHRISTMAS
Food Mixers
Something that Is always
From
popular and useful
$29.95 to S52J0
Food Mixer Attachments
For Sunbeam, Hamilton
Beach, etc. Grinders, Juicers
SUPPLIES
Toys for the Children.
Power Tools for the Men.
and Shredders
Electric Kitchen Clocks
Hair Dryers
Sporting Goods for the
Family.
1001 gifts for the women.
Fat Fryers
Automatic Pop-u- p
Toasters
We Carry All Brands
Toastmaster, Sunbeam,
G.E., etc.
FREE GIFT WRAPPING
We Give S&H Green Stamps
R&H" HARDWARE
Big Spring's Finest
Dial
Johnson
"Plenty ol Parking"
BIG SPRING
HARDWARE
Dial
115 Main
Television
Sets
Chrome and Black Iron
Dinette Suites
Maytag Ranges.
"Washers and Dryers
Speed Queen Washer
Gregg
1708
Phone
Kclvlnator Refrigerators
ELECTRIC RANGES and
HOME FREEZERS
Fhilco Electric Blankets
.Hoover Vacuum Cleaners
Single Control, Twin Size
CHILDREN
The New Remington
101
Dial
East 2nd
SEAT COVERS
(Installed)
T.V. (installed)
e. Scrabble and many
$2.98
other games
Tools for Dad's Christ
mas
Bicycles (new & used)
Lionel, and Marx Elec$9.95 up
tric Trains
WESTERN AUTO
Dial
206 Main
f&
GIFTS FOR
BROTHER
m
112 W. 2nd
Prices AU Sizes
Doll Beds and Buggies
Tool Chests
Whlscr Motorbike
....
$274.95
SCHWINN BICYCLES
Boys aad Girls SO. 24. and 36 In.
Ltakt, Medium and Regular
CECIL THIXION
MKWettSrd.
DU13C323
Dial
Electric and Wind-u- p
Trains
Chemistry Sets, Blocks,
Tinker Toys
W4IMSLETTS
Toy Pistols, Holsters, .
and Air JUfles
Tricycles and Wagons
Bicycles Regulars and
Sidewalk
Automobiles Tractors
Fire Trucks
FREE GIFT WRAPPING
Dial
GIVE A HOBBY
For Christmas
'
Electric Trains
Educational Toys
Use Our Convenient
Plan
HOBBY SHOP
603
. 3rd
SLAUGHTER'S
Suburban home. Extra large 3 bedroom. Closets galore. Oirage Paveacres. 30 mln. Irom town.
ment. 1
Only 11.500. Take house on trade.
111.500.
3 bedroom college
section.
Pretty 3 bedroom. Douoie carage.
Paved corner. Only 110.500.
Bee our bulletin (or more good buys
SUGGESTIONS
. .
and Reels
Golf Carts' and Bags
Coleman Lanterns' and
Camp Stoves
Browning Automatic
Shotguns
Remington and Winchester
Shotguns and Rifles
Hunting Coats and
Oun Cases
Game Bags, Gun
Cleaning Sets
Colt. ii&R, and
Pistols
FREE GIFT WRAPPING
..
BIG SPRING
HARDWARE
115 Main
Lancaster
Dial
NOW IS THE TIME
TO PLANT
PANSIES
Colorado Swiss Giants
Dial 44265
(3)
(!)
M
l
P- S-
ULI
We now have our stock of
BULBS
FROM HOLLAND
Buy Now For
Spring Beauty
Alio HYACINTHS,
Narcissi, Crocuses, Etc.
semi-annu- al
Potted Roses
"Handling All Types Insurance"
Field Fresh Evergreens
SPRING HILL
NURSERY &
GARDEN STORE
508 Main
Dial
Dial
2410 Scurry
AIRLINE
ZENITH
BY
Everythirrg You Want
MONTGOMERY WARD
Free
Complete
TV Service
models.
Prices Begin At S1 19.95
R&H HARDWARE
All parts including picture tube guaranteed for one year. Prompt
efficient service by trained service men. Also Installation service.
MONTGOMERY WARD
WITHIN one block ol
BEDROOMS
town til Runnels. Pnuue
BEDROOM CLOSE In. Private en-
221
West 3rd
Big Spring's Finest
Dial
Johnson
104
Dial
Arvin TV
trance, connected bath. Phone
iH Scurry.
bedroom lor
NICE COMFORTABLE
man or ladj. Pbona
lis
Television
K2
& BOARD
ROOM AND ooard Nice clean room.
Ill Kunnele P&one --t2St.
K3
FURNISHED APTS.
1 lane rooms, prlrate
FURNISHED
bath. References required. Oood rent
to permanent pa(tj. Bills paid. Apply
KM
Channel 2;
ID-T-
KCBD-TV-
.
Log
It
Channel
(Program information Is furnished by the
responsible for Its accuracy.)
IX
KM Main.
ROOMS AND bain, redecorated
Utilities paid. For couple: so peu.
Johnson. Phone
FURNISHED APARTMENT.
and bath. AU Bills paid
In A TV
Most complete stock of television
sets in West Texas. Choose from
16 General Electric and 21 Airline
tin.
KDUB-TV-
,
For the finest in TV
See Arvin
Complete TV & Radio
Service At
WHITE'S
Channel
TV stations,
Tie Home Of
who are
Oreater Values
Dial
Scurry
202
SOS
articles.
FURNITURE
BARN
2000 West 3rd
Dial
week
3 rooms
S12.S0 per
Dtal
KANCU
INN
APARTMENTS
Reasonable Rales Near Webb Air
Force Base on Hlfbway to West
Desirable 3 room modern apartments
panel ray beat, automatic washers on
premises.
LAROE FURNISHED S room bsse-meapartment. No bills paid. IIS
411
month. Phone
Dallas.
3 BEDROOM
NICELT FURNISHED
duplex apartment, lillii Scurry. Call
E L Newsom.
ASY-VISI-
KM1D
Miracle ol Music
DarU and Smarts
Crusader Rabbit
roun Playhouse
:1S Tor Ouldanca
i:00 Sports News
4:00
4; 10
4:15
8:00
News
S:30
1:00
1:30
S:00
6:30
:00
:30
10:00
10:10
10:3O
10:30
11:00
13:00
:00
4:30
Weather
Dr. Hudson' Journal
Oot a Secret
Mr. DUt. Attorney
Tciae In Renew
Touchdown
Top Piers of '55
I Led Three Lrrei
l'e
News
n
Weather-na-
Sports Desk
The ralcon
Late Show
Pink
KCBD
Lee
10:30
10:40
10:43
11:00
News
Weather
Sports
Crals Kennedy
:0O
6:30
10:00
10:15
10:30 Newa
10:40 Sport
10:43 Weather
11:00 Spoilers of the North
13:00 81(n OS
Antennas and Towers
Complete Installation
and service by trained
men.
Colored Trees, Any Color
BUY YOUR TREE EARLY
Stanley
Hard war Co.
All New 1956
PACKARD-BEL-
MS W. 3rd
CIS
S:M
1:00
1:30
S:00
S:30
RCA Victor
Crosley TV
FOR BUSINESS PLACES
GIFT SHOP
S:30
6:00
Western Morle
Follow That Man
Com'unll Crossroad!
Newt, Spu, Weather
Dour. Xdarards
Name That Tune
PhU Sllrsre
Narr Lot
Meet Millie
Passport to Danser
664.000 Question
My rarorlte Husband
Pattl Pas
Notes ot Harmony
SttnOtf
Plnty Of Trailer House Trees
WE HAVE LARGE TREES
STEWART S
4:00
S:O0
L
TV'S
WINSLETTS
203 Runnels
TV-RAD- IO
QUI 44221
SERVICE
GENE NAIORS, Owner
BIS
Sprint's
mt cewplIyWulr11
rvice ehep
Television, Radio, Towers, Rotors, Antennas
207 Gelled
SH
Utilities
KDUB
r
Howdr Dood?
S'OO nor uoiera
6:00 Hospitality Time
CIS News
Weather
1:55 Sports
CIO Dinah Shore
6:45 Senile Howell
1:00 Martha Rare
1:00 Fireside Theater
6:30 Ford Theatre
6:00 Tezaa In luelew
:30 Bt( Town
10:00 Justice
$1.00 UP
We Will Hold It Until You Are Reed
Hoffman
TUESDAY EVENING
e.-i-
CHRISTMAS TREES
FOR THE
Ph.
1305 Gregg
WHERE TO BUY YOUR NEW TV SET
WEEKLY sales Downtown
block north of Hlsn-wa- r
It
SO
Phone
NICE BEDROOM for rent, too Slab
Blue Spruce, Balsam And Fir
HARDWARE
Lay-A-W- ay
Call
Television Directory
M.TJ week
CLEAN COMFORTABLE rooms. Ade
quate parkins, space on Bos line
and cafe. 1801 Scurry Dtal MHt.
mm or ladles
FOR
BEDROOMS
Kitchen prtrtleges Ucala On bus
line. 1104 Scurrj Phone
HIM
Fishing Tackle, Rods
ins maii
St
m
dining
NOVA DEAN RHOADS
l
Agency offers another first . . .
The
Automobile Insurance on LOW EASY. MONTHLY PAY3
MENTS
Interest on unpaid premium. No mora
payments.
high Initial or
...
3
Month17500,
area,
ly payments Its.
3 Bedroom home near high school.
Total 13,500, monthly paymente 150,
Oregg,
TEX HOTEL
1800 OF THEM
OUTDOOR TYPE .
Dial 442S5
3rd
1500
501 E. 3rd
Room., lor men.
parking. CaU service
GIFTS FOR
BIG SPRING
Dolls
Large
Cloa to llth Place. kitchen,
home. Pretty
1011 Gregg
EASY PAYMENT
ALL TYPES INSURANCE
KS
,
Priced for Quick Sale
Scurry.
Beautiful
Service DepL)
lrJIMw
toil
:
(Big Spring's Largest
207 Goliad
214 W
RECEIVED TRUCKLOAD
ANTIQUES
Marble-toppe- d
tables. Hanging
lamps, clocks, secretaries, parlor suites, and many other
SERVICE
Wl
Ide, 111,500.
Res.
Off.
303
es-
BUSINESS BUILDINGS
4
PROMPT DELIVERY
jUjpj
Games
Montgomery Ward
Dial
DoUsv-- All
115 Main
Gregg
West 3nd. 140
I30S
ROOM
$1.00 Holds Your Choice
Until December 17th.
Appliance & Furniture
CHILDREN . . .
HARLEY-DAVIDSO- N
MOTORCYCLES
NEW 1956
as low as .... $120.00
163
Model
Hummer as tow as .... $335.00
Appliances-Compl- ete
BROOKS
TOYS FOR ALL AGE
BARNES OFFICE
EQUIPMENT CO.
$24.95
Desks
Fireplace Furnishings
iiP
GIFTS FOR
1501
SPECIAL
Hotel on
$31.95
Line
Dial
or
WITH prlrale entrance
BEDROOM
end Bath on Dusune. rnone V9
vate outside entrance
$26.95
Lamps Lounge Chairs
East 3rd.
ROOM HOUSE.
115-11- 7
Guaranteed 5 Full Years
Dual Control, Full Size
Sunbeam
FOR SALE: Ithaca (oil choke
33 Stephens rifle. CaU
Jun:
SPRING
HARDWARE
Full Bed Size,
Single Control
Dial
FOR THE HOME
112
1011
Gregg
or
Dial
TOT STALCUP
REAL ESTATE
Tel.
Llovd
A. M. SULLIVAN
Eatatll
3 ROOMS AND
bath unlurntshed
30 month. No bUls .paid. 03
house.
East eth Street.
3 ROOM
HOUSE,
bath, close In.
See S. E. Tatum, Miller TraUer
Court. West 4lh.
CHRISTIAN
COUPLE needs J or 6
J3 room clean10. modern house about
care
Write Box
December
ehot- - of Herald.
300 Oregg. Phone
HOTEL.
$6955 STATE Clean
comfortable rooms. Rea
Good used refrigerators from sonable dally, weekly, or montniy
rates
$39.95 up.
Rebuilt MAYTAG wringer
WYOMING HOTEL
new ma
washers. All models
chine guarantee. $109.95 up ROOMS $5.00 WEEK & UP
with set of double tubs on
Also'
stand and 30 boxes ot TIDE.
Bachelor Apartments
BIG
Plenty of Parking Space
Television
Dial
PriMain
bedroom
NICELY. FUIINISHED
Electric Blanket
CENTER
Plan
heat-
FREE GIFT WRAPPING
GIVE SOMETHING
y
Electric water
Ward's Supreme
SINGER SEWING
Lay-A-Wa-
SPECIALS
Bendix Duomatlc,
Gyromatic and Economat
Philco Refrigerators
115 Main
Use Our Convenient
l.
er
HARDWARE
GIFTS FOR ALL
SPORTING GOODS
UNIVERSAL, Automat$69.95
ic
1
BIG SPRING
NO DOWN PAYMENT
Res.
K9
1 MAYTAG Automatic washFOR RENT or lease, nice store,
er with matching dryer. Full MISCELLANEOUS
Jll room or office building. See at 501
$299.95
.warranty
NEW AND used records; 35 cents East 3rd Inquire Tei Hotel.
New at the Record Shop. 311 Main.
1 BENDIX
Economat.
WAREHOUSE FOR rent. tn and
D R Wiley
Call
machine guarantee . $179.95
K
RENTALS
rOR RENT Space (or budy-palI FIRESTONE
shop, garage, or storage, 70x60 Will
$119.95 BEDROOMS
washer
a. m sumran,
Kl rent an or one-na1
and Dryers
Deep
Automatic
1G00
A. M. SULLIVAN
Off.
Automatic
Zenith Radios, Console
Combinations,
Pho.
APPLIANCE
THE HOME
I
Gregg
1210
ssssssisa
WE SUGGEST
Just Received
504
FOB HER
is
dn''
FOR aal or trade. 4
eloseu on each side. Near 1109
Rooms.
college. Income 3130 manth. Centra New 3 bedroom, den, 3 bathe, tolised heating. Dial
wards Heights. 133.000.
Big 3 bedroom, den, 3 baths, Ed3 . bedroom en South Owens. t(,130. wards Heights, S10.750. near Veterans
13.000 down: balanca (50 month and Carpeted 3 bedroom,
Hospital. 110.500.
Interest,
3 bedroom on East llth; corner. Well furnished duplex. 4 rooms each
REAL
month, also PAOEThird.
For all typea ol real
village, west East
tate, gas and oil leases, and
Highway
3
Mod
UNFURNISHED HOUSES
FURNITURE
Ifg
bedroom rocc reneer ilth large
FOR SALE OR TRADE
basement. 3 corner lots wltn 3 tenant Oood motel location on W, Highway
houses of 3 rooms and bath each. A
real buy at 113,000 cash. W1U carry Lot near West Ward School. 1100.
good loan.
lot on South 'Scurry.
Nlca homes, 3 and 3 bedrooms In Cheap
Listings Apppredated
au parts o( city. Alio, soma real
buya in business property.
P. F. COBB
U you want to sell or rent your
REAL ESTATE
property, let ma do It. X get the job
4
month: no bull paid. CaU
CkssfMi Shoppers
JfUlFTS
3 ROOMS.
ern. Kitchenettes. 636
nignuy rates, vaugnns
Baldwin and Wurlitzer
Pianos
Dial
220 West 2nd
JS
L2
HOUSES FOR SALE
L3
HOUSES FOR SALE
AND 3 ROOM apartment and bedMARIE ROWLAND
rooms. 110 and IS. AUxondltloned.
Bills paid. Dlila Courts. 3301 Beur-r- y 107 West list
Dial
Dial 44134. Mrs. Martin. Mir.
3300 ft. Urine comfort. Dries, elee-trl- a
DESIRABLE DOWNTOWN furnished
kitchen. Call (or appointment..
apartments, mils paid Prlrata bathe, 3 bedroom, den, garage, 12000 down.
one room,
two rooms,
New 3 bedroom, 3 betas, carpeted,
3 rooms,
K!n( Apart- HS.SOO.
ments. 304 Johnson.
3 bedroom, carpeted, 61300 don.
11.500.
yard. IJ0OO. 3 bedroom en East llth. gl.000 total:
3 ROOMS AND bath, furnished. No S3 rooms, garage, (enced
bedrooms, 3 baths, garage, lorely 13.700 down, balanca 140 month and
niiis paid. 2vm west tin. Dial
yard, corner. 616.300.
Interest.
afters.
Some good lots,
NOVA DEAN RHOADS
3 LAROE FURNISHED rooms. Bills
H. H. SQUARES
100 Lancaster
paid. Suitable for serviceman. 403 Dial
7 AttracUra brick homes. PMca rang
404 Douglas
uaireston.
Dial
113,500 to 140.000.
FOR COUPLE. 3 rooms and bath. Unique home, 3 bedroom, carpet, TWO 3 ROOM houses. Located north
Utilities paid. Apply 1105 Wood or drapes, den 16x30, Ule (enced yard. of Big Spring. Living room, kitchen,
none
3ui Ausun.
14.000.
bedroom and bath each. Will trade
or
VERY NICE 3 room and bath. AU 3 Bedroom. 3 baths, carpet, drapes. (or lata model car. Phone
new furniture. Adults. Apply J. D emeu equity. su.og.
room,
New
3
utility
rooms,
s
baths,
301
Elliott,
East eta.
large (ormlca kitchen. 43500 equity iLorely
3 bedroom brick. Large Urtng
K4 Ol Home, g rooms, 18.030.
UNFURNISHED APTS.
room, kitchen and dining room comSALE
FOR
LOVELY NEWLY decorated unfurbination. Lot 71 x 140.
nished apartment. 3 eery 'arse rooms Beautiful 3 bedroom brlct. large
and bath. 4 closets, adults only. Lo- den, ceramic baths, draped, carpet- Shown ty appointment.
cated 507 Runnels, Apply J. D. El- ed, double carport, central heating-coolinI Need Listings.
disposal, dishwasher. Near
liott. 301 East 4tl.
college. 330,500.
GEORGE O'BRIEN
BRICK DUPLEX apartment, unfur- 3 bedroom brick, Edwards Bird..
nished. 3 rooms and bath. 703t Ilth 110.000.
Res.
Place. L. s. Patterson. Phone
3 bedroom, den.
1470
squire leet. OOlce
Pared street, close to schools, $11,050.
K5
FURNISHED HOUSES
R. E. HOOVER
YOU
HAVE
erer drtten a 1855
Real Estate
3 ROOM rURNISHED house; bills
CheeroletT The most outstanding V1313 E. lth.
Dial
nos. you hits
paid. 303 Crelghton.
surprise coming, Bee TTDWELL
FOR BALE
SMALL TURNISIIED house rear ol
You can trads with
CHEVROLET
Duplex,
3
3
4
apartment,
room
and
41 Edwards. Suitable lor one or two
TIDWELL.
baths, close in.
adults. Phone
I units, all furnished, brick building.
3 ROOM FURNISHED hOUSe.
1003 Oood Income properly.
FOR SALE
Donley. Call
between S and 3. 3 room house, furnished, garage, nice
lot. Total $1150.
New 3 bedroom home. Well and
3 ROOM FURNISHED house Airport
Need llstlnge on 3 and 3 bedroom plenty of good water. Carport.
Addition. Dial
or
homee.
BACHELOR
COTTAGE
P. F. COBB REAL ESTATE 2 acres of land. Out of city
furnished
Suitable (or man or couple. Bills
limits. Price, $11,500,
1600 Gregg
paid.' CaU at 300 Ooliad.
Dial
or
RECONDITIONED
FURNITURE
CARTER'S
Dial
203 Runnels
2 Miles West Hwy. 80
J5
J4 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Have a complete line of
dinettes. Chrome and PIANOS
Wrought Iron, with a good
1953 FUIGIDAIRE Electric
4
2
SPECIALS
Cheap.
Ranges
$69.95 selection of both.
Good
$14.95
Up
refrigsuites
Chrome
Dinette
10 Used FRIGIDAIRE
wringer model New selection of Living
1 x 12 Rugs
$4.95 up Several cheap
erators for sale or rent.
ADAIR
washers.
$105.95
Range
..
36"
Gas
Room Suites.
New 1955 FRIGIDAIRE
2
Furniture & Appliance
100
.
REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE
L2 DUPLEX
3
Green Stamps
Dial
907 Johnson
MATTRESSES
Mattresses rebuilt Into inner-sprinand Davy
Child's
$1955 up.
$9.95
SUPPLIES
Cotton Mattresses rebuilt $8.95 Crockett rockers
y
if you wish.
up.
PATTON
The biggest selection-ever- .
We Buy, Sell and Swap
Shop now and save a lot of last FURNITURE & MATTRESS
Good Used Furniture
minute worries.
K9
HOUSES FOR SALC
Good Housekeeping
AND
K3 BUSINESS BUILDINGS
APTS.
furnished. rOR UCABEt Brick building on East
lllebwar so. soxto or 33170. AU pur- po.e buildtnt. CaU
FURNISHED S nOOM end beta.
Larie, modern, with TV. Water LAItOB WAREHOUSE Wltn ottlct.
furnished, sto. Pnon date, etnee, suitable (or car storage or Imple
ments or tor sereee. moot
MDII niihu, homt.
J . noOU FURNISHED, apartment
bath. Hills oild. E. 1. Tit
rrltttt
Plumbing- suppllei. 3 titles on Wot REAL ESTATE
mgnwaj- ,io.
LI
NICE, CLEAN, new 3 room furnished BUSINESS PROPERTY
apartment. All bUU paid. Walklsc dis- roil BALE or lease. Income proper-t- y
tance to business district. Call 4421,
Itclnr 3rd and 4lh Streets; busiS to I.
ness building 71 by 40; I rental units)
and trailer park, will consider soma
s.
3 AND 3 ROOM apartments and
. Bills paid. 11M trade. Phone
StO and
Will 3rd, Motor Inn Courts. Phono
Dial
CHRISTMAS
FURNISHED
Big Spring Nereid, Tues., Nov, 29, 1955
12
K
J BOOM
APARTMENT
00 OolUd.
Wrought Iron dinette.
Like new, Drop leaf .... $59.95
Apartment size gas range $29.95
Living Room suite.
$19.95
Bclgo fabric
504 West 3rd
East 2nd
Dial
i
YOU WONT FORGET
lent condition
RENTALS
RENTALS
VALUES
OUTSTANDING
OPEN THURSDAY NIGHT
We Duy, Sell and Trade
HOLLIS
.'ikLi
J
HOUSEHOLD POOPS
WANTEDBUYER
The Following
J.
J
IEAR IT
J GRIN AND
MERCHANDISE
Dial 4744S
For Greater Eye Comfort
COMPLETE SERVICE
FOR RADIO-TALL MAKES
L. M. BROOKS
V
Appliance & Furniture
112 West 2nd
Dial
Zenith TV
anil Radio
Antenna, Towers,
Accessories and Complete
Installation
We havo two highly
trained service men
Big Spring
Hardware
117
Main.'
Dial
WANT
ADS
GET
RESULTS.
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DENNIS THE MENACE
REAL ESTATE
I
HOUSES FOR SALE
L2
ALDERSON REAL
EXCHANGE
ESTATE
-Just Home Folks"
MI TRAILERS
TRAILERS
MI
FOR EACH $900 YOU SPEND
on any Mobile Home on our lot, we'll give you
the used ones, we'll give more, '
$100; on some of
AUTOMOBILE
M AUTOMOBILES
M
AUTOS FOR SALE
Ml AUTOS FOR SALE
Ml
1(51 BUICX BUPXH- - KwitrM. PrlrM
owner. CSean, taUf tyUpwed. Muat
or
eelt D. U BarfceH. BtU
Choice Used Cars
GUARANTEED
Dial
"10
THIS SALE ENDS-SUNDADECEMBER 4,, 1955
Beautiful 3 bedroom whit brick near
Include! lorelr drapea and
collet.
carpet. Nice rard. terete. Reduced You must pay V down and have a good credit for us to finance
from 110.000 to IIT.TSO.
Very lira! S room bom near Col- the balance at only 5
per annum on any new Mobile Home.
lege Height gcbeoU Carvel; drapea.
Fenced back,
Waiher connection.
AUTHORIZED
YOUR
SPARTAN, LIBERTY, PALACE,
yard, 17850.
ComparaUrelr new 3 bedroom borne,
AND
NASHUA DEALER
ROCKET,
down,
HMO
cnolc location.
Nle
I bedroom home near South
-1954 CHEVROLET
ton
1500
Ward. Batn and H- - derate.
down.
pickup.
miles,
6,000
actual
Bargain. 3 bedroom bom on North
'
aide. Oood condition. New root. Cel- 1603 East 3rd
5 new premium tires with
Phono
lar I tarat. 15250.
puncture-proo- f
tubes. Like
Bnimeee; apartment bona and bail-n- ti
Spring,
Big
Texas
bulldlnr cloae In. Owner mnat
new.
ten do to lllnei. SIT 000.
TRUCKS FOR SALE
M 1954 PONTCAC Chieftain
Hydramat-ic- ,
Deluxe
L5
Ml
&
AUTOS
FOR
SALE
RANCHES
FARMS
Bed3
Brick
Veneer
Beautiful
radio and heater. Low
room home. 1503 11th Place. ACREAGE. TWO Mr tract. OaU
mileage, one owner car.
3 mllet from downtown. PlenCentral heating, carport, fenc- road, water.
8maU down payment and
of
ed backyard and other desir ty
balance. Jets
eaar termt on U
or
Thornton, phon
able features.
SERVICE 1954 PONTIAC Star Chief
SALES
Custom
sedan. RaCall For Appointment
ACRES FOR SALE
dio, heater, hydramatic,
62
62
acres joins alrbase on '54 Champion Sta. Wagon $1550 new tires. Color beautiful
.... $ 985 beige.
southwest Vt minerals; good '53 Champion
WILSON GARAGE
Ben ITT
Iff rctiriy ck.
fl
AUTOMOBILES
REAL ESTATE
mf.
'52 Commander
land.
BMUICIStMiMWI
J.
Cadillac
'51 Mercury
'53
B. PICKLE
..
S C50
$2750
......
'54
'54
And Service StaUoa ea Call
24 HOURS DAILY
Auto and Truck Repair
Reasonable Rate)
910 Lamesa Hwy. Dial
Cbant
AND
CIITJCIC
AtweU
bow
no
XSaat
1955 PONTIAC
se- MOTORCYCLES
dan. Fully equipped. Blue
SPECIALS
and grey finish. (Demon 1150 TIB. 12'
and
painted
strator). New car guaran
lltf ALLSTATB Boooter
tee.
198S Ctuhman East
Its' BllihUr USML
1952 PONTIAC Deluxe 2-- 195JHD.
f 70 00 Slieotmt.
door. Radio, heater, hydra- IMS TUB. IV Repoutued. Tak
np parmtnt.
matic, new tires.
1953 HD.
Worth
...
1800.00. WUl tak ...
1951 MERCURY
CECIL
TTnXTON
Radio, heater, overdrive.
MIO
their cans
bar
open at
4th. Dial
$ C50
'51 Oldsmoblle 98'
$ 850
IMS.
304 Scurry
Dial
.,
$ 395
SIM.
Vq
tei.'Soieerwfrt
KENNEBKCK Addition. '50 Bulck
3 ACRES
3M,
Reaaonabl. Be J. T. Roger or Sari '51 Champion
S 575
Morgan. Phon
Wr&r THE HECK DO yOU CO MTW
495
Willys
'52
$
ACRES DEEDED land. IS acre
75x140 ft., 400 Gregg. One large 338
exeeee, extra, good land and lmprore-men- '49 Pontlac
$ 395
3 mau irritation well and
and two small houses. For
'48 Ford
$ 225
acrn
J
mineral,
prtnkleri,
Ills
quick sale will take $17,500 per acre. Be B. A. Bennett, Pnone '41 Ford Coupe
REAL ESTATE
LI REAL ESTATE
$ 195
$515.
cash. This is worth the money.
or
Stanton. Teiae.
pickup ,. $ 195
'48 Ford
L2
HOUSES FOR SALE
L2 HOUSES FOR SALE
300 ACRES nUUOATED. Xltht Inch
well. AT Bauarlll. Averaied two
3 lotes en la callo N. Runnels,
Harlcy-Davidso- n
and half balea cottonper acre.
Off.
Res.
McDONALD, ROBINSON
por $400, $50 al contado, el
e
John Melde, Uvalde, Texat.
Motorcycle
709
And Bicycle
McCLESKEY
Main
a $15 mensualcs.
ACREAOE. ONE and two acre plotav
L3 Four mile out. Small down parment
268 Johnson
LOTS FOR SALE
Dial
Casa do 2 recamaras, cl la calle Hw
Shop
7I00. tts down.
ai home.
and termt U deaUed. M. IX. Bars.
Northeast 10th, por $3000. $650 1 bedroom.
Tucion oood bur.
903 West 3rd
Fbon
Dial
3 bedroom, Parlhlll. Posieiilon now.
1MT WILLY8
JEEP Station Wasmi.
al contado el balance a $50 OB
DO
YOU
LIKE
300 ACRES OP Irritated rare land. Oood condition. New engine. WW.
beautiful ecenle lot.
504 East 3rd
n.
mensualcs.
1 bedroom brick, corner lot.
1511
QraJa.
the freedom of a home In the coun- Three a Inch wella. ContMt L. C.
Be
Call
at
Dial
Lenorah. Texaa.
1 bedroom and den new brier liome try and need the conrenlencea of
USED CARS
A. M, SULLIVAN
ARB'Riau parmente nmaartns yon
near Jr. CoUeg. Immediate potttt- - the cltj? Then Ton want an acre
new
carj
St
from
1950 PACKARD. Perfect
burtne
1953
Or
CHEVROLET
HARDTOP
two
tna
Res.
eouta
Oft
In Cedar Rldi at
eon.
aion.
can
trad
CIIEVnOfJTr. Ton
vertlble. $885. P11U7 equipped, rood
end of BlrdwfU Lane or Virginia
1011 Gregg
Inside and out. Overdrive
With TmwzxL.
condition. On owner car. Ml Nolan.
FOR SALE. Hew 3 bedroom Home on. Avenue acroia Big Spring Creek. For
and new white walls. $495.
ACnEAOE FOR aal or trade north-iu- i tmitbed. To tx msred. llsM). CaU a plat and cop of restriction.
1951
Extra 1955
CHRTSLER
CHEVROLET
8 PORT Coop
et town. Termi. see ai. u.
1950 FORD Club Coupe.
Be
e
or
clean. SMS. Xdni BUr Motor, 600 1300 for
at
vuiat
atioo
Call
my
or
tqnltr
tata
older car.
.
Barnfi or call
CecU n. McDonald.
Radio, heater, overEn ira.
Phone
1951 MERCURY
S3K
drive
Radio,
194S MODEL JEEP, new ent la Joat
In
heater, orerdrlTe, lev mllcaie
GEORGE McGANN'S
tw. v. b. Jtran, pnone
after 6 iniiauco.
cood enap. IS50. CaU
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S!w
9
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Off.
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BARGAIN
WWUL?
or
u,
W-t-
J..B. PICKLE
7
Mcdonald
J.
bal-anc-
motor
T
CO.
MAKE AN OFFER
MARK I CONTINENTAL
CLUB COUPE.
MERCURY Hard
AUTO PARTS AND
MACHINE WORK
300 NJS. 2nd
Dial
SI SOU
EVERY CAR MUST
M2
.DERINGTON
GARAGE
!
79, 199$
Nov,
DISREGARD PRICES
140 DODGE PICKUP. Wt Usdbtrf.
Pnone
MS
AUTO SERVICE
BURNETT TRAILER SALES
FOR SALE
Ilg Spring HraW, Tues.,
'51
top Convertible.
MERCURY
Mon
terey sedan.
PONTIAC Sedan.
'54
'53 Club
'53 terey Sedan.
'53 sedan. Custom
'52 Sedan. Sport
'52 Hardtop. Coup
'52 Sedan.
'52 terey Sedan.
CHEVROLET
Coupe.
MERCURY Mon
'51
'51
'51
'51
GMC
U-T-
e,
MEllCVaTT
Seda.
FORD
dan.
BUICX
Super
'50 Seda.
LINCOLN
'50
OLDflMOwMT
CHEVROCWr
Mon
MERCURY
ce
MERcmrr
tora Stdast.
FORD Cwa4eaa
sedan.
'50
'50 Club Com.
0LDSM09OJI
'49 Sedan.
'49 Six PaasMirCJ.
'49 Sedan.
FORD Customllne
PLYMOUTH Cran-
MERCURY
brook Sedan.
DODGE"
CHEVROLET
.coupe.
'51
NASK
FORD
LINCOLN
CO
'51
Bel-A- ir
EVERY CAR LISTED
IS A QUALITY
Marvin Wood
CAR
ASK YOUR NEIGHBOR"
Pontiac
Mad-Uo-
Herald Want Ads
Get Results!
6 Gl TWO BEDROOM
HOMES
A SAFE PLACE TO BUY
READY FOR NOVEMBER DELIVERY
Big Spring's Best Values For Over 20 Years
$7750 to $7950
ti 75
Hr
DOWN
CA
FORD Ranch Wagon. 6 cylinders, 'Fordomatlc, ra-dlo and heater.
1OQC
Low miles
CO
ton pickup.
CHEVROLET
Heater, low mileage
CO
DO
HENRY 3 sedan. Radio, heater and
other extras. Real economy for so little
(Plus Closing Cost)
HOUSE OPEN FOR INSPECTION
8
M. TO 6 P.M. DAILY
Near school and trading center. Paved streets, curbs and
gutters. Alt city utilities. Good soil and (eve I lots.
30 Cat. Hot Water
65 Ft Lot
Heater
Mahogany Doors
Piped for Washing
Hardwood Floors
Machine
Floor Furnace Heat
Electric Heater and
Insulation In Celling
Fan In Bath
and Walls
Textone Walls
Sliding Doors In
Double Sink
Bedroom Closets
Jri
4th
McDonald, Robinson, McCleskey
Dial
709 Main
Res.
J7QC
sedan.
OLDSMOBILE 88
Radio and heater
"
?
&
Dial
Johnson
4-73-
dio and heater
Ra-
$395
dio and heater
n
1948 FORD
pickup. Good buy.
New 1955 HUDSON Ram.
biers. Good buys.
EAKER MOTOR CO.
154
Dial
Gretr
'53
424 E.
COLLEGE PARK ESTATES
G! & FHA FINANCING
OUTSTANDING
1000 to 1335 Sq. Ft. Floor Space
Walking distance to
schools
No heavy traffic
No unsightly commercial
Curb, Gutters,
and Paved Streets.
Wood shingle roof
1 or two baths
Choice of color of brick
Mahogany doors
Tile baths
Double sinks
Venetian blinds
Solid driveway
Plumbed for automatic
fixtures
Optional colored
kitchen fixtures
Hardwood floors
Choice of colors
inside and out
Central heating
Optional duct for
air
Beautiful South
Mountain scene
Quiet neighborhood
Price Includes all
streets to be paved
No flood waters
60 to 75 frontage lot
glass-line- d
1 and IVi baths
water heater
Central and forced heat,
Low Insurance
thermostat controlled
ALL THIS FOR APPROXIMATELY $10,500
Sales To Be Handled By
Dial
70 Main
DAY PHONES
44097
Res.
4205
Club-Cou-
CO
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R
Atrtrwrbwl OfJimeblla
PLYMOUTH Deluxe
Heater, good second car
M.
Dial
Driv
$2495
$1095
$1395
$1395
51
1953
1952
1955
1953
1952
1955
n
$795
1952
1953
1955
1962
1965
1952
1964
$1895
$2695
$1895
$1985
$985
,..
1981
$585
llkHw
$1097
pickup, This U
lljA real beauty
Night Phones
1968
$ 188 t94
$585
$
1988
1948
1958
1966
188
$385
$495
fcttls
W.
dut? pay
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paid tor
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$288 188
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FORD V-Priced lew.
LINCOLN Capri Hardtop. Bartaln.
BUICK Riviera
Local owner.
CADILLAC Fleetwood
Loaded.
FORD V-- a Falrlane
Fully equipped.
BUICK Special
Worth the menay.
NASH
loar. Loaded,
DeSOTO Convertible CeHe. Bargain buy.
CHRYSLER Hardtop, Extra nice.
FORD Club Coupe. Brf(n.
MERCURY
Overdriv..
PLYMOUTH ConvertlW Cowe. Freth alrl
PACKARD
What a buy!
FORD V-Radio and h4Wr.
DODOE
Work car.
CHRYSLER
Wert. Km ivaey.
NASH Stateaman 44er. Maetea a ktd.
CHEVROLET
Runt
8
8.
4--
II
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55 FORD Falrlane
sedan.
with accessories. One own- - tjTOQ'T
brown and tan beauty .
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BUICK Super
Extra clean.
CHEVROLET BwlneM Ce4e. 988 wttw.
BUICK Special 4eer. Bartatn buy.
DODOE Coronet
What a prlcel
OLDSMOBILE
SS' Woor. Loaded, aWeneX
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A FORD
$50
H-t-
"It's Trd"
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1948
$m
cxceUent pickup for ita
In Today.
tioned.
$66
5tFORD
44iU
Yur Own Dm! Ami Pay Net Yaarl
Our Cars Are ClaatMr, Owr PrPHm
RaM
Aro Fakl
DODGE
PLYMOUTH
Big Spring, Txm
H-to-
Dial
Writ
$185
$1795
1
9MC Dealer
WHY WAIT?
plUOy
brown.
HARVEST SALE
CONTINUES
Dial
"19 YEARS IN BIO SPRING"
Buy
$1595
kit
WHOLESALE PRICES TO YOU
3rd
lf
Eat ThW
424
$3195
US
Radte, heater, trailer aiteh.
tt-to- n.
Shroyer- - Motor Co.
$695
TO CHECK WITH
GMC Pickup,
Chck Our Daal For Th
ifcU
p.
Radio, heater, new white aUewaU
CHEVROLET.
toes.
PLYMOUTH Cambridge Qub Coupe. Heater. Ex-ceptlonally clean, low mileage,
ClOQa?
Gregg
101
!!
$335
$535
PONTIAC Catallna with everything.
Continental
0l
OLDSMOBILE Super 8e 4Vdoor sedan. Nice at4
clean, one owner. Radio, heater, hydranatle, toHar
ed covers, air conditioned, power brakes, aa&
eye. Be sura to see and drive thl one.
3
YOU
961 E.
Or 43532
V--S
4t
complete motor overhaul
J
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iM
dlo. heater.
BOB FLOWERS, Sales
Field Office 1401 Birdwell Lane
McDonald, Robinson, McCltskty
Office
CORPORATION
CJSTUDEBAKER Commander
MO
IT WILL PAY
MONTICELLO
DEVELOPMENT
$1185
JONES MOTOR CO.,
ar
wathtr
conditioning
IE A
?
transmission.
FORD Sedan. Radio, heater.
nearly new tires.
two-ton-
!iov
CIOQC
JF
sedan.
V-- 8
AQ
mkfiniiWL
vegetable spray
Birch cabinets
Ducts for
Plumbed for washer
Over 1,090 square feet
(exclusive of carport and
storage)
Tile bath with Queen
Mary shower
DODGE Coronet
Radio, heater,
CO
D9
ICQ
FEATURES
DODGE Coronet
sedan. Ra- dlo, heater, tinted glass, signal llghta
Dynav
BUICK Special Deluxe
flow, radio, heater, white Urea
Dial
Formica drain
Mahogany doers
Double sink wife
areas
$10,000 to $13,750
3rd
gray and blue.
Gyro-torq-
--
CrAC
afO?
Two-tone- d,
OLDSMOBILE
1956 OLDSMOBILE
NOW ON DISPLAY
JtLA
MERCURY Sport Coupe. Radio, heater, overdrive.
One owner.
'
rr
Motor Company
BRICK or AUSTIN STONE HOMES
Optional colored bath
CI
DV
DEAL
BILL MERRICK
BRICK HOMES
easaHJaiw' M l
ALL OUR CARS ARE WINTERIZED
YOUR BEST BUY IN IIG SPRING
INSPECT THEM
GET THE
51
100 NEW
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BEST DEALS
Ont Owner Tradt-ln- s
tt-to-
SHROYER
Plus AMachtd Garage,
DEPENDABLE
USED CARS
$175
1950 HUDSON
e.
148 NEW G.I. AND F.H.A.
CLEANEST CARS
Ra-
Before You Buy
ROY TIDWELL
JOHN FORT
East 4th St.
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
V. A. MERRICK
44227,
801
aianjo. uiai
Finance Terms To Meet Your Needs
Located In Avion Village
Next To Alrbase
Office
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aiter a p.m.
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Spring (Tcxos) 'Herotd, Tues., Nov. 29,
1
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Jtfore trouble from rebclllouj
tribesmen In the Riff Mountains
vas reported today as Premier-designaMohammed Bekkal continued conferences trying to form
'Morocco's first representative government.
Sketchy reports reaching hero
1
said a military truck was
yesterday In the Nador
jpass area near the Spanish Moroc-ta- n
frontier The bodies of five
feoldlcrs were found near the, vehicle.
About 2,000 rebels have been
clashing intermittently with " the
French In the Riff Mountalns"sInce
Oct. 1. Attacks by the rebels
despite Sultan Mohammed
Ben Yousscfs triumphal return
from exile to power and French
greater Moroccan
of
promises
home rule
The arrival of winter In the
mountain area this week promised
to delay large scale pVeralions
against the rebels until spring.
To the cast in Algeria, troops
clashed with rebels In the Constantino area. Five rebels were reported killed, 71 suspects were arrest- te
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Infiltrating Algerian outlaws were rcporctd to have made
a raid in the Gafsa region. French
mobile forces said they engaged a
"strong band," killing or wounding
three of the outlaws. Three Frenchmen were wounded. Some arms
were seized.
In Tunis 200 former rebels' demonstrated before the Interior Ministry in a del land for work. One
civil servant as roughed up, and
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15,000 Homeless In
Philippines Storm
MANILA UV-- At
least eight persons were killed, nine Injured and
about 15,000 left homeless by a
sudden late season storm sweeping
the central Philippines, the Red
Cross said today.
John's Hospital yesterday.
ON SALE AT ALL
Lewis Arrives At Hearing
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ADMITTED FREE WHEN
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1954 which were mailed to the taxpayers but were returned undelivered.
The IRS people have been unable
to deliver these refund checks because the taxpayers had either
moved to anbther town and left no
forwarding address or had not listed a return address on their Income tax form.
Ben Hawkins, director of the Internal Revenue office here, said
the Revenue people definitely want
the taxpayers to receive their
checks before Christinas.
Anyone who has not received their
1955 tax refund check and who
filed a tax return in the Dallas
District should address their inquiry to the District Director of
Internal Revenue Service, Atten
tion: Claims Section, 2101 Pacific
Ave., Dallas.
The taxpayer should Include the
following information so the Revenue personnel can determine
whether he is legally entitled to
the refund check: complete name
shown on the return, address shown
on the return, social security num
ber, taxable year, where filed,
when filed, amount of refund
requested, and present address. All
inquiries should be Signed by the
taxpayer.
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NEWS
TONIGHT-WEDNESDA-
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a complete, handsomely Illustrated story with sparkling,
colorful pictures . . yet it's
a record, too, with full orchestration, vocalist and lots
.
of listening pleasure for the
children. Here are some of
the books in stock.
Peter Rabbit
The Little Circus Train
Hansel and Gretel
Noah's Ark
The Speedy Little Taxi
On The Same Program
Walt Disney's
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In Color
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$2245
2i
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FIVE records given FREE
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big headlines accorded the big So- trainers. Jordanian pilots nqw unviet promises.
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praised India again for Its neutral Air Force In Britain.
1st policy In staying out of all "military groupings." He heaped reNow Many Wear
newed criticism on the Western
Powers, charging they "threaten a
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Mine Workers Union went before a Senate labor subcommittee at
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chance to live."
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union and see what I'd do about
it."
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arrived at the airport from south,
and Nlkita Khrushchev re- crn India.
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welcomes of their Indian tour to- Russian cconomlo aid to India. But
day.
Informed Indian sources In New
A big crowd greeted the Krem- Delhi said that under the emerglin's two top leaders when they ing pattern, India will pay the bill.
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Sec.
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A prelimiWASHINGTON (fl
nary U. S, study pictures Communist strategy for Bound 2 of tho
cold war as this; Hold tho line in
Europo and, push steadily south In
tho Middle and Far East.
Such relentless downward presChinese
sure from the Kusso-Ile- d
empire, this study indicates. Is not
tho kind that can be checked solely
by a "policy of containment" such
as 'tho Truman administration de?
vised to hem In Soviet military
power.
The new Communist plan is
viewed as involving much moro
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Mrs.
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nalrcss, but she Is responsible or
the collecting of three million dolW-P-
relty
lars a year.
Jcanno Is the woman behind the
telethons for United
Cerebral Palsy. Her job Is to organize, supervise and direct the shows
fund-raisin-
Red Strategy Holds Europe Line,
Pushes Into Asia, Middle East
Spring Daily Herald
Big
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all over the country. This also
in-
cludes getting the topnotch talent
which appears on them.
(Telethons are those fund raising television shows on which famous entertainers and civic minded citizens appear asking for contributions. These celebrities then
accept tho pledges oyer the telephone.)
Healping Jeanne In her
d
job arc 'three other women:
Lillian Ignoffo, the talent coordinator: Margaret Becker, secretary of tho operation; and Klckl
Thornhlll, contact girl with the
Theater Authority which supplies
many of the famous folk In the
entertainment world.
The entire operation hinges
around Mrs. Anderson's directions
to her glrlsj her 13 field man and
UCP's 350 local affiliates throughout the country.
"Each telethon must be handled
In a different way," she says,
"whether It be big cities liko New
York, Los Angeles, Chicago or
smaller ones like Waco, Tex. or
Eau Claire, Wis.
"The telethons usually start on a
Saturday night and end Sunday evening. There Is talent to be provided, both national and local. Field
men must organize each community for tho project. Telephones
are to bo manned.
"And naturally with so many
people Involved, there are bound to
be differences of Opinion that must
be Ironed out. That's jay Job,
man-size-
too."
blonde
But for Jeanne,
who calls Washington, D. C, her
home, being busy is nothing new.
She formerly was travel editor
for a New England' newspaper and
later was a public relations special-
ist for a large Industrial firm.
A .typical show was the one
s
than that economic aid and trade
concessions, for Instance and as
being too complex and too subtly
applied for a single solution. FurU, S. countermcasurcs are exther
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to use it. This was nowhere
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better demonstrated than in the
Mrs. Jeanne Anderson instructs assistants
last week's news that Russia has
type
exploded Its hlggest
July. First UCP telethon ever held
to
date.
blast
of
nuclear
event at the
there, it was a
But the new Soviet strategy, as
city auditorium.
seen by American experts viewing
"It was an overwhelming success.
the wreckage of thla year's Geneva
over WLOS-TBroadcast
conferences, mixes up tho plays
It raised $40,000 for tho care and
like a talented quarterback operattreatment of tho cerebral palsied
ing behind a powerful line:
In the Ashoville area, Mrs. AnderThe Kremlin's combined leaderson says,
shipcalling signals for Red China
"Civil Air Patrol members used
F86 jet and the Eastern 'Europe satellites
CnOWLEY, La. UV-their cars to pick up pledges. Even
as well as for tho Soviet Unio-nCAP members from Tennessee and plane pilot escaped unharmed when
South Carolina helped. The local his plane struck a power lln eand
newspaper was a tremendous help, lost part of a wing near Midland,
too.
La., today.
"Charlie Choo Choo Justice, forLt J. C. Brown, 25, of Kelly
great
mer football
at the Univer- Field, San Antonio, was en route
sity of North Carllnd. was one of from Keesier AFB to Kelly Field,
Upholstery Cleaning and
the celebrities participating.
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flying
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said
at
he
Moth Immunization. Call
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when
his
feet
S&J DURACLEANERS
tiplied many times over to get a He passed over Crowley
and spotDial
panoramic picture of our nationa small airfield near Midland.
wide operations," Jeanne says. ted
1305 11th Place
Brown said he did not know the
wind direction and could not take
a chance on the small field.
He flew across the highway,
clipped two power lines and set
FURNITURE
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down in a rice field where the
plane
nosed
in
over
soft
mud.
BALTIMORE
Peters,
The crash knocked out electrical
an expert oyster shucker, shucked
service in the area.
himself a fish yesterday.
He was digging into his second
dozen of a fresh load of oysters
h
when he discovered the
Town and Country
King Stays Seated
fish, alive and wriggling inside one
HOME FURNISHINGS
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Move $50,000 Worth Of
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The fish, which had survived Saudi Arabia remained seated In a
Furniture and Appliances
almost a full day out of water. car during the latter part of his
sightseeing tour of New
was quickly transferred to a bowl
SALE NOW IN PROGRESS
of salt water. Peters then went Delhi today. He complained of
"not feeling well."
back to his second dozen.
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Pilot Escapes
strengthen local Communist
coun
parties, tempt trade-hungtries with deals they want and
need, run guns to troubled areas,
give "big brother" encouragement
to uneasy neutrals, promise
help to underdeveloped countries, and on and on.
All tho time, the Soviet leaders
aro, expected to taunt tho West,
particularly tho United States, as
tho enemy of newly frco peoples
and as supporters of colonialism.
Concrete examples of this strategy in action include!
1. At Geneva, tho Russians refused to negotiate with the West
on German unity. After Geneva,
tho Russians declared German
unity was something the Germans
themselves could settle. This
looked to tho West liko a
operation in the expectation that
Russia, which has diplomatic relations with both halves of Germany,
could settle the issuo alone.
2. In the Middle East, the Communists have stirred up a hornets'
nest by selling arms to Egypt.
They also havq vaulted tho
security lino to offer economic help to Egypt and other Arab
countries. In Afghanistan, tho So
will
ry
sit-tig- ht
pro-We- st
viets already havo 500 technicians
at work, and party boss Nlklta
Khrushchev and Premier Nikolai
Bulganln
currently aro touring
India, Afghanistan and Burma.
3. In tho Far East, tho-- pressure
takes tho form of new Communist
threats of warfare. Red Chinese
Deputy Premier Chen Yl told an
Interviewer last week about ex
tensive military preparations along
the China coast for possible assalut
on Formosa If talks with U, S
representatives at Geneva break
unattended.
Shouting and banging on the bars
brought no help because Boston
Post Rd. traffic drowned out all
the nolso they could make.
If a former town patrolman
hadn't happened to drop in to
check tho lockup Saturday night,
the boys might havo spent all
weekend there.
down.
Tho Committee on International
Policy of tho National Planning
Assn., reviewing tho situation in
a report yesterday, said the cold
war Is In Its "most perilous phase."
It called for a ' courageous and
imaginative program.
Tho association describes itself
as a nonprofit, nonpolitical organization devoted to planning by
Americans In agriculture, business,
labor and the professions.
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CLINTON. Conn. CBThree 13- boys spent 13 hours of
tneir Thanksgiving school vacation
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Stlllman Swan Jr. locked them
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IPER MAttKETJ
Arouiid The Rim
A Bible Thought For Today
for yu
Who is among you that fcarcth tho LORD, that obcyeth
the volco of his servant, that walkcth in darkness, and
3th no light? Let him trust in tho narao of tho LORD,
nd stay upon hisfGod. (Isaiah 50:10)
-I IS DOVE'S
Drag Racers Need 'Starter'
Why doesn't the city hire a "starter"
to tabulate the winners ot the races on
Main Street around midnight almost every night?
What Is needed is a man with colored
flags to wave the boys off as they begin
a "heat" from Ninth going south and maybe another one to designate the winner
at Eighteenth.
After all, it's a shame to see all that
risk and gasoline wasted. You might be one
ot those fortunate ones that hasn't witnessed this thrilling spectacle,
The racers usually line up about three
abreast in front of Malone and Hogan
Hospital. Then, after the proper racing
ot motors and loud yells, the race is
started. The first gear change is made
about Tenth Street which gives the drivers a chance to look around the turn for
oncoming cars.
Main curves a little at Eleventh and the
street narrows down. By the time the
cars have reached Uilspolnt, it is nee- -
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Why Not A Seat For Lone Star State?
of the four satellites, though not relishing it
either, but promised to fight to the end
against admission of Outer Mongolia.
Tho columnist David Lawrence suggests
a compromise on this particular point He
says Texas has as much right to Insist on
U. N. membership as Outer Mongolia has
so why not have Uncle Sam propose Texas
as an offsetting counterclaim?
Russia will have a whole flock of satellite and metropolitan memberships if the
18 new members are admitted, in addition
to the Ukraine and Byelorussia, which are
already members, and as much a part
of Russia as Texas Is of the United States.
But with four direct votes in the Assembly
Russia will still be outnumbered by Britain, with six votes. Including five Commonwealth nations. The U. S. will have
unless Mr. Lawrence's idea of
only one
including Texas is accepted.
Stalin himself once cited Texas to Mr.
Roosevelt as potential U.N. material, when
he was arguing for the Ukraine and Byelo
(White) russia. So Mr. Lawrence's idea Is
not entirely new.
margin by which the
The
U. N. General Assembly decided to prob
Into the political situation 'in Algeria has
sow been jcxpunged from tho U. N. minutes as though It never happened, and
France, which walked out In protest of
the original act, has now walked back in
again.
Credit for the series of steps which produced this vanishing act of a dangerous
issue goes to India's V. K. 'Krishna Menon,
who has more often been conspicuous as
Russian apologist and U. S, critic than
as a great compromiser.
In any case, a rift within the lute of
sweet U. N. accord has been repaired, and
all Is well. The way Is now open to a vote
on the admission to U. N. membership
of 18 nations that have been knocking for
entrance all these years. This list llncludes
Bulgaria, Romania, Albania and Hungary,
all Russian satellites, and Outer Mongolia,
which Is to Russia what Algeria Is to
that is, an integral part, a piece
France
of its metropolitan area. ,
The U. S. did not object to admission
one-vo- te
have made no guesses and therefore committed no errors, but for your true, inveterate amateur meteorologist even a
period of inaction can be a
terrific wrench. We have been slightly off
our feed of late, and a touch of insomnia
plus recurrent dreams of falling down a
well have troubled us.
We're going to have some weather before long folks, with more than a bit of
moisture intermingled with the wind, and
cold, the afternoon heat, the dust and the
sand.
We'd hate to see any public occasions
rained or snowed out, but we need the
rain to revive and sustain our
winter grain, and who are we to find fault
with a blessing?
So mote it be.
Good rains fell over much of the southeastern region of the United States Friday, and Beaumont In southeast Texas reported 2.17 Inches for the only precipitation In the Lone Star State.
We could use some of that stuff around
here, after a total absence of It for several weeks now, and while it might interfere with Christmas parades and with
Christmas shopping to a certain extent,
the blessings bestowed by a good general rain would override any mere conand a Christsideration of parade-watchin-g
mas shopping rush.
After some weeks of absence from the
predicting business we detect that old feeling coming on. Our weeks of abstention
from weather forecasting has perhaps benefited our standing as a prophet, since we
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Teacher Shortage Is Big Dilemma
WASHINGTON OR The lack of
schoolteachers is one of the biggest
dilemmas before the President's
White House Conference on Educa- Uon, which is meeting here for
"tion to
5
Livingston
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Hal Boyle
Cowpokes World's Worst Shots
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NEW DELHI
At the moment that
two salesmen, Bulganln and
Khrushchev, are touring India selling the
line of peaceful cooperation the United
States has made certain moves that put
renewed emphasis on military alliances.
If this is a coincidence then, to say the
least, it in unfortunate.
If it Is done by calculated design, then
it Is folly which can mean further disaster for America In Asia.
The first move was the announcement
that the United States would be sending
official observers to Baghdad and thus become a Junior partner in the northern
tier pact With this came the news that
.twenty million dollars would go to Pakistan to improve military airfields and harbor installations. In India this was taken
to be a sum in addition to the military aid
already going to Pakistan.
On top of this came the reported cut
In American economic assistance to India
from the fifty millions voted by Congress
to forty millions. This cut, which has not
been officially confirmed. Is reportedly being made by the Administration in Washington for economy reasons.
In view of what can happen here in this
country of three hundred seventy million
persons determined to follow Its own
course to economic as well as political Independence, the question of the wisdom
ot tho policy of military pacts in this
troubled part of the world comes sharply
into focus. The question is whether the
strength they are intended to create is not
offset by the hostility aroused and the
which that hostility generates.
The heart of the issue in India is the
defense pact which the United States entered into with Pakistan, India's Moslem
neighbor on the north created out of the
bloody partition which followed independence. At the time America agreed to provide military aid to Pakistan under the
defense pact, India and Pakistan had been
close to war over the disputed province of
Kashmir. The military assistance was
interpreted here as tipping the balance
in favor of Pakistan despite repeated
American protestations that the alliance
was wholly defensive.
Indians are quick to say that they see
between America giving
no difference
arms to Pakistan and the Communist bloc
selling arms to Egypt The net effect in
Russia's
Is Saving Somethin- g-
The Listing Of Ford On The 'Big Board'
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Soothing Reception
dents living on Main.
Or, ot course, tho racing on Main Street
could bo stopped.
GLENN COOTES
both cases in the Indian view Is to increase tho danger of war.
And, incidentally, the reporter in passing
through the Middle East heard disturbing
reports of American arms, provided as
military aid to countries in the region, being secretly sold to Arab League nations
preparing to challenge Israel. Such reports could not be verified short of
investigation. But they
lengthy
are symptomatic of the divided loyalties
that cast further doubt on the value of
these alliances.
One consequence of the Pakistan-Unite- d
States pact was that the Indian government felt it must in its turn build up
military strength in Kashmir and on the
Pakistan-India- n
border.
the
This meant a further strain on
economy as the government was making
every effort to put over a first five-yeplan for expanding agriculture and industry. While from the Western viewpoint this may havo seemed a foolish reaction since the pact was defensive in
nature, yet it was nvcrthcless the direct consequence ot the fear that
promise of arms from the United States
inspired.
The pious protestations ot peace and
goodwill coming from Bulganln and Khrushchev are perfectly transparent in the
West where the meaning ot the
Union's vast armaments In being and in
production has been made abundantly clear.
But the point, and it cannot be stressed
too often, is that they are saying to large
numbers of the Indian people exactly
what the Indians want to hear
that societies with differing systems can live
peaceably in mutual cooperation. While
their words arc belled by their stubborn
refusal at Geneva to negotiate the basic
issues between East and West, the
team Is working hard on
Uwjheme that Russia wants peace and
only some wicked old reactionaries In the
West standj in the way.
India is bound to try to go its own independent course. Because the
salesmen profess to approve that course
they have a decided edge. Scolding and
chiding and warning from the West will
only strengthen the suspicion that the
West, and America in particular, means
to try to dominate by persuasion if possible, by coercion if necessary.
ar
the
Soviet
Soviet
Business Mirror
six-gu- n.
non-votin- g,
The
rs
Pakistan Move Doesn't Help Us In India
the extra teachers needed the highest average grammar
to handle the Increased school school teacher salary
$4,700;
Mississippi
paid the lowest
enrollments.
The national average ot teach- - $1,880.
For high school teachers Call-foers' pay in 1954-5for grammar
schools was $3,614 and for high fornia ($5,400)
and New York
days.
Will higher salaries get more schools, $4,194. The average for ($5,375) paid the highest average
salary. Mississippi and Arkansas,
men and women Into teaching and both combined was $3,816.
keep them teaching? That's one of The range was wide between one paying an average of $2,400 esch,
the possible solutions. The Fund state and another. New York paid were at the bottom of the list. ,
for the Advancement of Education
doubts it's the only one.
The fund, a private organization
doing research in this field, points
to another reason why more people don't make teaching a career:
promotion is too slow and is not
to
should
rnent
list
youthof
refuse
standards.
It
the
Funston,
at
George
To
Keith
based on performance but on time
served and credits accumulated.
ful age of 45, has come a distinction that Ford Motor .Co. stock. It should let Mcthe
business.
Cormick
have
What kind of salaries do teach- would flatter many a business man: The
NEW YORK (4- V- In the wild and fence, or busting steers out of the
ers get? And how many teachers
Under the Ford Foundation plan to sell
president of the New York Stock Exare needed? The following infor- - woolly West, it seems, there was bush.
change has made the front cover of Time stock, voting control, for all practical purmatlon has been put together from nothing wilder than a cowboy's
"If there was a gunflght in town
magazine. For Time, he's a capitalist poses, will reside with the Ford family.
statistics
owning
6,480,750
off
Jamlly
starts
The
Jn wWch gorneone was badly hurt
.make-evefathered by the fund, the a,m
ry
Ameri
Jtfesslah, anxious to
MUUo
ol American kids today or killed, you coulo almost bet
u!s Wflce ofaEaucaUon.
can an owner of common stocks. Time shares ot new voting B stock. This repu
chose a headline occasion for this acco-1rd- -- resents 12 per cent of the 53,461,000 shares
for
snmted that the oldtlme there was a professional gunman
uke
Right now In pubUc and private
whtchwill be outstanding. It can sell
Tfie announcement by the Ford
cowboys were faster than greased" Involved, a lawman, gambler, or
high
elementary,
and
schools
3,780,000 shares and with its remaining
Foundation of the proposed sale of
college there are about 37,900,000 lightning on the draw and practl- - one of the outlaws who found
shares of Ford Motor Co. stock 2,700,000 shares, or as little as 5 per cent
students. In 10 years the number caUy nevcr missed their target in safety on the frontier."
of the outstanding stock, possess 40 per
to the public.
will be .an estimated
.
Item: Jim Shaw, a veteran trail
. . . a gunfight.
.... 51,502,000.
power.
voting
the
of
cent
To Funston, the Ford proposal was the
hee,
Herbert rider who became president ot the
family
can
"The plain fact Is,"
Furthermore,
the
reduce
fAl
triumph of the common man over the
of
increase
..ti,at 'cowboys as a Wyoming Stock Growers Assn..
corporation. Americans its holdings another 1.200,000 shares to '
repSL7eTwhoUSfobrUtbeN Sou? were generally poor shots, said: "I only knew a half dozen
soon would be able to ride Ford stock to 1,500,000, or 2.8 per Cent of the outstandHfr
Is all too true. They real cowboys who were experts
Jobs in iriJnt? business or Alas. It
their fortunes while riding Ford motor ing stock, and possess 30 per cent of the
xvith revoivers. My broUler could
f
nn me fa n d ,d
ouiani
repquit
be
women
power.
who
to
voting
married
dlsproportlonal
That's
depromptly
Funston
cars to Grandma's.
&
nome.
stay
ana
inby
control
minority
That's
resentation!
Govclared he would urge the Board of
Brayer. alas, is no mere killjoy playing card at 50 feet, but I've
Brownell,
of
M.
S.
commissioner
ernors of the Exchange to list the Ford terest!
tent on overturning youthful Idols, seen him miss completely against
the U.S. Office of Education, esti- - JIe recognized as a top authority a live target at 25 feet."
Funston and Philip L. West, vice presistock.
shortage
of
was
mates
a
there
wUd West, and spent years
dent of the Exchange in charge of stock
on
item: Many cowboys preferred
This was a setback for his tough, ag141,300 qualified teachers this year. gojng through court records and rifles or shotguns to revolvers,
listing. Justify the Ford stock okey in this
and
gressive rival, Edward T, McCormick,
gradcollege
of
But
the number
getting sworn testimony to debunk as early as the late 1870's many
president of the American Stock Exchange. fashion. Because the Foundation's
They
going
down.
uates
been
cowhas
the legend that the average
ranchers forbade the carrying of
60 per
shares will be
The Big Board would get the commise
high in 1950
reached an
was an artist with a
firearms on the range, during
sions, not the "Curb." But it's a cheap, cent of the voting power will reside with
434,000 were graduated. .In
when
The result of his researches, roundsup or while on the trail. If
tawdry victory for Funston, gained by (a) public shareholders, who will buy
1955 the number was 285,000. They proving that cowboys missed more 0n rare occasions they needed a
shares from the Foundation, and
lowering standards, sacrificing principles.
were of the generation born in the often than they hit, are carried in gunman they hired one. They
(b) 108 key Ford employes, who own
depression. Births picked up during ti,e January issue of the magazine didn't depend on their own cow-an- d
The American Stock Exchange will trade
632,100 shares. What could be more equitafter the war. The number 'Guns."
boys.
In voting,
and restricted-votin- g
of college graduates in the future
IIere are a rew 0f his dls- - Rem- - In 1881 two rival groups
common stocks. But the Big Board able than giving 14 per cent of the
will
increase.
60
vote
per
of
the
cent
when
equity
the
of cowboys got in a gunfight In a
disr'osures:
has been choosy. Since 1926, the New York
But the President's committee on
Item: The famous Texas cattle-- Dodge City, Kan. saloon. More
Stock Exchange has refused to list Ford family's 12 per cent gets only 40
Goodnight
told
says
House
conference
man, Charles
the White
than 100 shots were fired, and the
stocks of companies controlled by insiders per cent of the vote?
that only 86,696 of those graduated Brayer- "I've known hundreds of only casualty ws a cat The
That's specious.
with minority holdings through voting
In
cowpunchers
1955
In
qualified
college
were
boys could have done better with
worst
and
the best
If the Foundation sells additional stock,
In grammar and high the business, and the number of rocks or beanshooters.
to
teach
newly-sol- d
gets
a
of
each
these
shares
Several years back, when M. A. Hanna
schools.
real working cowboys who could
Item: In one shooting fracas in
vote at the expense of the voting strength
& Co. decided to issue a nonvoting stock,
The fund says that to "maintain hit a man at 50 feet with a .44 or New Mexico In 1884 a
of each public share already outstanding.
Funston personally tried to persuade Sec.45 you could count on. your fingers Mexican boy killed four cowboys
the present over-a- ll
But the Ford family voting strength is
retary of the Treasury George M. Humratio, the schools will have to en- - and toes. But some of them were and wounded six others, then
large their teaching staffs more in pretty fair shots with a rifle and holed up In an adobe hut and
phrey, former Hanna chairman, that this untouched and unimpaired. The public
voting power never increases beyond 6Q
fought 80 besieging cowboys to a
the next 10 years than In the pre- - some were damn good!
was an unworthy practice and a deparper cent so long as the Fords hold 2,700,-00- 0 vlous 35. The colleges and unlver- - "The best shots In the cow coun- - draw. Some 4,000 shots were
ture from high principle. He told the Secsltles will have to add more teach- - try certainly were not tho cow- - poured at him, but at the end of
shares, or beyond 70 per cent so long
retary that so long as Hanna A stock had
ers In the next 15 years than in boys they were the ones who 33 hours the boy surrendered un-a- ll
no vote, no Hanna shares could be listed as the Fords' hold 1,500,000 'shares.
usually got shot! It was the pro-- harmed on his own terms and got
previous history combined."
If the Fords hold 2,700,000 shares, an
by the Big Board. It's significant that HanThere are now about 1,110,600 fesslonal gun slingers who spent off scot free,
would have to amass 85 per cent
na A stock, traded over the counter, sells
qualified people teaching but about their time learning to draw fast Item: Many cowboys kept their
three points lower than Hanna B, which
of the votes of the publicly-owne- d
stock
7
per cent of the teachers drop and shoot straight while the honest guns in such poor condition that it
voting
rights.
change
management;
to
the
the
has
Fords
it
busy branding, fired they were more likely to
was
out of the profession every year, cowpoke
Exchange
percentage
hold 1,500,000 shares, the
drops
The Board of Governors of the
They have to be replaced In addl- - driving up the drags, repairing blow up themselves than their
should stop its president from a debase-- to 73. But either, in a proxy fight, is an
quarryr In 1887 U.S. Deputy Mar
almost Impossible proportion. Especially
shall Timothy Tooms of the
Mr. Breger
said: "Most cowboys are
since Ford key employes would probBig
very slow in drawing and unless
ably vote their "public" stock for managethey take plenty of time to sight
ment
for themselves.
their weapons have little chance ot
You can understand the. Ford family's
hitting even a stationary target."
desire to perpetuate control as inexpenItem: In 1,020 shooting Incidents
sively as possible through minority holdfvuaibtt tm1T Borntof and vaakdar aflanooa
in 13 cowtowns between 1870 and
axcapl Satarday bj
Exentirely
ings.
But
That's
human.
the
1890 Brayer found only 84 cowboys
'
AVTSJATED HKWIPATXBM. ja.
1 1 P. 1
sec siito at.
dui uii
rat gjnnc. rxu change doesn't have to abet the Fords In
were killed while shooting at each
a aaaood clu martar July It, IWa, at this endeavor.
other but 266 cowboys died with
SUn4 Otoe
Bis Spring, tim, undar t&
tu
their boots on while battling
If the Exchange admits Ford stock, unm
o Mart X
.
der this plan, how can It refuse to list
RATES PIbl In UtUCt. ")
SUMCJUPTIOM
The truth Is that many ot the
utter, la Bl Bprtas. SO liU u4 U.W vu stocks of other companies, whose insiders
teen-agemaU
WUa
SSa
1M
ot
cowboys
mlitt
or
Spria.
were
Bl;
who wore
jwti
would like to sell
stock to the
aaoatrJr and tttiso pr jaar; barood im mtlM II
n
only as a badge of mana
mccitily am lis par yaar.
public, as in the past?
stock
really
know
didn't
quite
hoodand
TH ASSOCIATED r&Esa U aacltulTCbr aaUttad
is open and above board. The investor
how to handle It if they tried to
U lb bu ol all un dljpatciua cradtlad to U or'
knows he has no power to oust the managebo MharwlM cradUad to tot papar. and aio ttt
use it in a hurry.
poallatMd ftarala. All riiu (or rapobtt.
loeal a
ment. But, in the proposed Ford setup,
Of course,, kiddles, you already
aallin t tpatlil dupaltaaa ara alaa raaanrad.
knew that the Indian was a pretty
the investor gets the impression ot having
' tWa SMbkatta ara not ratponatala lor any copy
poor'dhot. too. Or dk you? Any
power, but really doesn't So the Exchange,
amimae or trposrapblaal rror tint nay occar
txartbir saaa to correct U la lb sazt Uaaa alUr II
good modern archer today could
because of its accepted high standards,
ia inagM to tbalr atUaUoa and In no cat do to
outsboot the
Indian
bold toaaual?
perpetrates a sham on the public.
Uabi
lor damaiM
yiaabiri
fcrsaar toaa lb amocnl rataUad by Ibam tor a.
of a century ago.
By
rejecting
applicalisting
the
Ford
.
. as
ta
arror
Tb
rtebt
Mrartnt
ratirrad
Who can a kid believe In? Maybe
4H ali adtartains copy. All adrarUa-to- f
to
tion, theXBoard of Governors can rise
Buck Rogers. . . . Maybe.
ara atcapud an tola baaU only.
above Funston to the New York Stock
raSacUcn ttson tb
Exchange's previous principles.
or car.
r fOBBlaMm t any Droo. armdiiruui.
vttab) ma appeal In any taaao ot tbl
Running Start
M
a
opoa
iapir
cbaarruUf comcted
bate
to to aUtoUoo ot tb ataaasanant
fa)),
"""3MH,iao CIRCULATION Tba Harald U a
MISSOULA, Mont WV--If s thief
et OrcalaUana. a aa.
sutbar t to AadN Baraaaraataa
tries to shoot something with the
SAN DIEGO,
calling at
and raport aa
aramiinn
pistol he stole from Roosevelt
ww'
ni paw cmwattoo.
the U. S. Internal Revenue Bureau's office
School, he will be surprised as the
' sunoKA
Taxaa Ban.
unload
here
any,
pain,
on
the
their
it
! rHvafanar. Sft Stattonal CM BUt Oat.
result Police said it was a .32
'Dorothy! Martha My she won't be able to sit for
.
aaa i.
receptionist first. Her name is Miss Novs
blank revolver used by starters for
"
,
.
.
twlght
m
Cain
HeraX, Tues, Nor. 29, 1953
track events.
dry-plant-
rs
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We Can't Resist The Temptation
y
mT.l
mWmWWmV --
essary ior one of them to get out front
it isn't wide enough for all ot
them to pass thrco abreast. By somo miracle they usually manage to make the
turn without any getting killed,
In a recent movie here, the teen-ageplayed a game called "chlckle," The object was to run their cars as fast as
they would go toward a cliff and the
first one to Jump out was a "chicken."
nro more refined. They use
Our teen-ageMain Street, not some out of the Way
place. But I bet that turn at Eleventh is
as dangerous as any cliff if all three cars
tried to get through at once.
But getting back to a starter. Ho would
come in pretty handy in keeping score as
well as making sure all the racers started
at the same time. Who knows, a little later
on, bleachers might be built so that others could watch the race besides the resibecauso
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Men design
women's
clothes. And now some women are designing men's apparel.
One maker of men's suits (H. Daroff and
Sons) has hired a woman to advise
ll
outlets to encourage women to shop
for men's clothing, with the Idea that
will boost sales volume.
A maker of men's hats (Frank II. Leo
Co.) has hired a woman to design its
new spring line on the theory that a
woman would know best how a man should
look so as not to clash with his wife's
fashions.
Many women have long been very vocal
about telling their men what they ought
to wear. Many pick out the clothes, on
the theory the husband's taste can't be
trusted. Others go along as unpaid but
certainly not unheard consultants.
But a lot of men resent It and won't permit their wives to choose anything for
them.
Some merchants say the wife spurs the
husband into spending more on his appearance than he would if he weren't
re-ta-
nagged. They report 50 per cent of their
sales of men's suits are made while tho
wife watches.
Others say that the wife Just complicates sales,, wastes clerk's time nd upsets o.ther and Unaccompanied males who
may be there shopping.
Some men, who choose their own suits,
are content to let the women do the shopping for shirts, underwear, socks, pajamas and the like.
Merchants say 70 per cent of such items
arc bought by women.
II. Daroff and Sons also had a research
organization query women shoppers on the
subject of men's duds.
More than a third of the women said,
"Everything is left up to me." But almost
half said style was specified, though less
rarely was brand and color mentioned.
The women said when they went along
with their husbands they were listened to
on the matter of fit, but seldom consulted
about fabric, color, brand or price.
SAM DAWSON
Hollywood Review
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First Casualty Of The Season
The first casualty ot meant to last, that the sponsor accepted
HOLLYWOOD (fl
the new TV season Is My Favorite Husthe show somewhat reluctantly,
band,- and recently Barry Nelson held
"It was a shame, becauso the show did
a wake for
have
promise at the first It was brightly
Barry
really
and
a wake.
Well, Jt wasn't
written and directed. Later, the original
Ms beauteous wife Teresa gave a party
at their hillside home to fete the friends "viewpoint was clouded. This year wo had
they've scarcely bad time to see during 10 new writers on tho show.
"Ifcat might bo all right on a show like
his ZVt years with the program. Among
the guests: Edmund Purdom with Linda the Evo Arden's or Lucy, whero the char-aqte-rs
are clearly dcllncd. But when you
Christian, Ed (Duffy's Tavern) Gardner,
Don Taylor, Mary Shlpp and Vanessa havo different writors working on tho
'characters we played, you end up with
Brown, Barry's costar on the show.
. Conversation naturally got around to the
only an outer shell."
What are Nelson's plans now?
lata "Husband." It did wonderfully well
"I've got some things coming up in 1TV
as a live show with Barry and Joan Caul-fie- ld
o
the second,
and a couplo ot plays to consider," he
In its first year,
After 13 weeks th!$ year as a filmed show said. "What I'ri looking for is a medium
,with Nelson and Miss Brown, it was can- t hit, T don't think I could take another
long run. I was 214 years in '"The Moon
celed.
Is Blue' on Broadway and another 2V4
How come?
"I don't know exactly," replied Barry. years In My Favorite Husband.'
"Therer is some evidence that it wasn't
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Phillip Houghton breaks through sonic barrier
SONIC BOOMS
Pilots Get A Bang
Out Of Top Speeds
By ROBERT HUNT
ST. LOUIS Ifl--A
Jet airplane
cracks the sound barrier and
In an area up to 35 miles
away newspapers and police switchboards can bo flooded with
calls:
The reasont "sonlo booms."
Just what Is a boom?
It's a phenomenon of nature set
up when any object or Impulse
moves through the atmosphere aster than the speed ot sound. One or
a group of sonic waves are set
up, creating the sound, which In
the caso of a piano can resemble
a single or double explosion or a
distant momentary rumble.
Actually, it's nothing new. The
crack of a whip or rifle bullet is a
Bonlo report, only small In intensity. But the boom from Jets has
come to us since the late 1940s
when only a few planes could reach
upersonlo speeds, and then only
In dives.
Now the most advanced military
fighters can far exceed the speed
of sound In level flight, setting up
the chain reaction on the ground
below as they reach velocities ap
proaching 1,000 miles an hour. But
the pilot knows only from a small
meter In the plane that he's pass
ed the mark.
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Phillip Houghton,
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XANTin, Greece UR
philosopher Democritus, who fathered the atomic theory pearly
2,500 years ago, is to have a commemorative monument erected in
his home town, Abdera.
Atomic scientists from all over
tho world will bo Invited to attend
the unveiling next year. Tho University ot Salonika Is sponsoring
the project.
Recent excavations brought to
light tho vestiges of Abdera, 15
miles south of the contemporary
town of Xanthl, in western Thrace.
Democritus was born there be
tween 470 and 460 B. C. Tradition
has it that be learned theology and
astrology In his early teens from
Chaldean Magi who came to
Thrace in tho wake of Persian
King Xerxes' Invading armies.
Later he traveled extensively.
By the time he came back home,
he had become one of tho most
erudite men of, his generation.
Ho died at the ago of 109.
It Is said that ho felt the hour
of his death approaching and told
his sister, Tho news greatly upset
the old lady, because she figured
his death would prevent her from
Feast of the
attending the
duo to be celeThesmophorCs,
brated that samo day. So Democritus obligingly postponed his
death three days.
He managed it, legend says, by
applying freshly baked bread
loaves over his nose and inhaling
their hot fumes.
Democritus was the first philoso
pher to uphold the theory that
all matter is made up or atoms.
.
ior experimental test pilot for McDonnell Aircraft Corp. who's brok
en the barrier hundreds of times,
explains it this way:
"Probably the most interesting
sensation about breaking the sonic
barrier Is tho complete lack of any
sensation at au."
Houghton says tho transition to
supersonic flight is made smoothly
and the average pilot of these
planes can "slip back and forth
across the barrier many times In
one flight without thinking much
about it."
And everytlme It's done, by a
law of nature, a sonic wave pattern is set up which Air Force
research estimates can be heard
from 15 to 35 miles away.
Whether It will be heard, and just
how loudly, depends largely on
atmospheric conditions at the moment.
Pilots who fly at these speeds
are instructed to maintain high
altitudes to minimize public inconvenience but the booms don't always cooperate.
Property damage from the booms
is extremely rare under normal
and, if
atmospheric conditions
you're worried. Air Force research
shows there aro no known cases of
adverse effects on the human body.
Uncle Ray:
People Of Athehs
Honored Goddess
By RAMON COFFMAN
Amen JhflL ctHw of. long: agoJ
Athens becamo the brightest of all.
It shone because of the brilliant
Socrates,
men who lived there
Plato, Aristotlo, Pericles and many
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Messages Sent
From N. Korea
than 10,000
letters and messages from North
Korea have been sent Into South
Korea since the armistice, home
minister Kim Kyung Keun said
today.
Kim said many of them are
addressed to high South Korean
government officials and "repre
sent a change in tactics from
armed offensive to internal sub
version."
Many arrive via the United
States or Japan, he said, and some
are signed by former South Korean
leaders now In the Norm.
The messages call for general
elections throughout Korea, free
passage between North and South,
offers of Northern electricity to
South, messages
the power-starve- d
to students, invitations to recent
North Korean celebrations and
appeals to Southern leaders for
political negotiations.
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Q. From where did Athens get
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cities,
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back about 3,000 years. Legend says
that the first ruler was King as
but Theseus was honored
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riim rule. This hero was said
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made in district court yesterday
when a
father of four
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charge for the third tllmo in six
months! The three charges were
on complaint of his wife.
The man said he works hard,
earns between $70 and $90 a week
and brings it all home.
"This Is a mistake," the judge
said. "A man who takes 11 his
pay home Is a fool. He should
save some for himself. Life would
be pretty dreary for the average
man unless he could have a drink
now and then."
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entered for. the man and had him
escorted home.
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Harland Gives
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Car Service
1
Jones Motor Has
Top Service Dept
MAGNOLIA
CAioLl
WashlfW
We Give
MOTOR OIL
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They specialise In Chrysler-bui- lt
Jones Motor Co., 101 Gregg St.,
Green
possessing one of the
products, but their mechanics Stamps
this
area,
departments
in
sevcrlce
ghow wpert workmanshlp on ony.
now offers an extra inducement to .
GRADY HARLAND
and ot tir'
Whether you're planning a week- car owners who want expert, ecc-r have the
SlstyiCI
MAGNOLIA
IUes " handle the most difficult or 1000
end trip or simply uie your car In
autornotlvo service.
PUI
Lameae Mwy.
a
ana
tney
Dodgewill
trouble
Jones Is tho exclusive
connection, with your business,
fix:
it
easily
quickly.
and
Big
Spring.
In
chances are you've trained your Plymouth dealer
Tho Dodgo Division of Chrysself to see that the vchlclo Is in ler Corp .has Just announced that
proper working condition.
Jon'os Is one of tho select group of
.
An automobile regularly serviced dealers qualifying for a special four
is one that usually can bo counted year service training award.- To
FINER PIANOS
Jones Motor has sponsorupon to give A-- 1 scrvlco In sum- qualify,
graduate course in
ed a four-yePreferred By Were Famous
mer and winter.
autornotlvo 'service for its mechanArtists Tocfeyi
A place of business which spe- ics.
cializes In such work is the Har"This makes our service departland Magnolia Service Station, lo- ment outstanding becauso we not
cated at 1000 Lamesa Highway In only have tho best in tho way of
Big Spring.
equipment but 'also the best manYour Baldwin Deafer For
The concern Is owned and man- power," Henry Jones, manager,
The Past II Yrsl
aged by Garland Harland, long- said,
1708 Greg
DM
County
resident and
time Howard
"It's amazing how much time
long expcrlenqcd at catering to the and expense can be saved by using
needs of the motoring public.
modern service engineering techThe many little services given niques. Our men can make a quickby employes of the concern add er, more accurate diagnosis which
WOOTEN TRANSFER & STORAGE
up to the increased life and service saves time and keeps the owner's
AGENT FOR ROCKY FORD VAN LINES MIDLAND
vehicle,
if Harland's service cost at a minimum."
of the family
DAY PHONE
NIGHT PHONE
help Is commissioned to do the
The training course was develop505 E. SECOND
, BIO SPRIMflf, TEXAS
work regularly.
ed by factory experts in Detroit. It
POULTRY AND EGGS
Harland's employes take pride is officially called the Chrysler
in their Jobs. They endeavor to Corp. Master Technicians' Service
make the vehicle look like new, it Conference.
Chrysler's training program is na.
the owner requests that it be wash1847 ROGERS BROS.
ed and cleaned; and operate like tonwide in scope. More than 50,000
SILVERWARE
hew, if the customer requests a mechanics have received advanced
change in crankcase oil and greas- training to assure owners of unipiece Service For
formly expert car. service through--oing of vital parts.
In Lovely' Flair Or Hermitage
Employes of the establishment
the nation.
Pattern
The plan involved use of modern
can tell, following a quick inspecREG. VALUE $118.75
tion, whether the vehicle might instruction aids, including slide
need a new oil filter, necessary films, charts, handbooks, lessons,
Price
after a car has been driven 4,000 and practical work in the shop.
Drawer Chest Free Of Chary
TYPEWRITER AND
to 5,000 miles between changes.
Jones Motor has been Big
Harland's has on hand a good Spring's
dealer for
OFFICE SUPPLIES
which is ready 15 years, beginning their dealership
supply of
to be Installed in vehicles upon re- in 1939. They have been at their Office Equipment and Supplies
107 Main
Dial
quest. If you haven't gotten around present location at 101 Gregg al221 MAIN
to it, it might be wise to drive in most nine years and have given
Inexpert service to all makes of cars
now and have the
stalled, since the coldest weather, of for 411 that time. Also they are
the season occurs In December add dealers In Dodgo
January.
trucks.
Organ Melodies
Parking Space
Western Atmosphere
Noon and Evenings
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FURNITURE & APPLIANCES
Dial
W. 4th at Gregg
SPARTON TV. Stradford Living
Room Furniture, Johnson-CarpBedroom
Furniture, westing-hous- e
Appliances, Royal Gas
and
Ranges, Air Conditioning
Complete Line of Furniture.
Big Spring's Finest Restaurant
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. RaJnbelf
803 E. Hlway 80
Examines New Range
Mrs. S. M. Smith, who with her husband, manages the S. M. Smith Butane Company, looks over one of
the new Wedgewood butane ranges sold by the concern. She bolls an Imaginary pot of coffee on one of
the burners. Main office of the concern Is located on the Lamesa Highway, near the city limits.
BAR-B-QU-
Ray Woodward, New Chef At
Herb's, Has Wide Experience--
Herb Vinson has obtained a real too," Vinson said. The large lot
100 cars,
New Liquid Cleans
who has a wide variety of dishes
,
We have
Fidelity dinner
which he will be preparing for cus- And Polishes Cars
enjoyment, Vinson add-neat Herb's Restaurant. The lc
Polish your car as you clean It
chef is Hay Woodward who ed, and wo give fast, efficient
to BJg Spring with 19 years ice. Woodward can prepare meals with Johnston's POLISHAMPOO.
Just apply rich harmless suds, then
dd SXt" 'art and there is no tiresome simply
flush off dirt and "road
iwaiica mm DUjyviu iwu,
film" that resist ordinary wash
for your food.
'I think we will be able to glv""
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quickly with no
our customers foods which they The restaurant is on East Third rubbingCar dries
or wiping, leaving a polhave not thought of getting this sld at Birdwell Lane, Just five minutes ished
of New Orleans. Woodward said. round trip from downtown, he said. POO surface. toUse POLISHAMregularly
keep car clean
The chef worked under a master t or folks in a hurry to get back to
,prk, we can servo them in plenty and polished.
cook for ten years in New Orleans
Bottle containing 8 shampoos 98c
before comlne to Texas. He ha; f time.
$1.79. Available
at
kn, added treat for folks who like 18 shampoos
recently been with the Odessa Ath
a big breakfast is biscuits. Herb's Plggly Wiggly, J. O. Newsom Suletic Club.
be about the only permarket, J. E. Green Food Mkt.,
French foods and sea foods will Restaurant willBig
Spring serving Dale Douglass Food Mkt., Jack's
in
be a specialty," Woodward said. restaurant
Drive In Gro, Toby's Drive In Gro,
He also mentioned a special biscuits for breakfast
& Hull & Phillips Gro.
Connecticut "game hen" which he
is preparing special. One of the
hens Is enough for two persons, he
said, or an extra hungry man might
eat one alone.
DEMONSTRATIONS
"Extra good foods will go over
FREE LESSONS
big, in my opinion." Woodward said
LIBERAL PURCHASE TERMS
He explained that he had several
Mrs. Champ Rainwater
dishes in mind that would not be
Local Representative
on the menu for lack of space, but
1708 Main Street
they will be prepared for anyone
Telephone
requesting them.
Woodward and Vinson both pointed out that the prices would be
economical for these specialties.
Herb's Restaurant opens at 6 a.m
1010 Macon Street
Fort Worth, Texas
and closes at 11 p.m. each day.
"We have plenty of parking space
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904 E. 3rd
NALLEY FUNERAL HOME
Understanding Service Built Upon Years of Service
A Friendly Counsel In Hours Of Need
906 Gregg
AMBULANCE SERVICE
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MORE AMD MORE
THtS FARMERS LEAN
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Did You Know
PERMA GLASS?
that wa can furnish the extra special needs for building, residence or
The Wafer Heater That
Makes All Others
Old Fashionedl
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You owe It to yourself to see
the Miracle Sewing Machine
that
Sews on buttons!
Blindstftches hemsl
Makes buttonholesl
Does all your sewing more
easily!
GILLILAND SEWING
MACHINE CO.
120 East 2nd
Dial
Doors
Steel
Windows
Aluminum
Windows
Door
Accessories
Asbestos
Siding
Slab
Doors
Building
Plywood
A Complete Lino of
All Building Materials
909
matches
newest decors.
new
Eye-H- I
tempera
ture control sets
like your oven.
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Be)f"fineTTj
Trucks
Farmall
COLO&S
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Quality and Service at a Fair
311 Johnson
Prke
Dial 44271
You can relax when we take over your
wardrobe. You know every pleci of cloth-In- g
will be delivered to you promptly and
beautifully cleaned and pressed.
WATCH THIS SPACE
and delivery service
1905 GREGG
DIAL 44771
TRAVIS A EMMA MAE CARLTON
PURINA FEEDS
John Davis Feed Store
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FOR IMPORTANT
pick-u- p
Edwards Heights Cleaners
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701
E. 2nd
DRIVERS
CONCRETE BLOCKS
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MATERIAL
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Cut the tlmt-Ukling concrete out ef your
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Simplify Your
Concrete Jobs
NO WARDROBE WORRIES!
City-Wid-
Tractors
Dial 44111
E. 3rd
Releree Jenee, Owner
401
Dial
COMPLETE
MOST ADVANCED
NYLON TUBELESS
TIRE OF ALL
TIME IN
HERB'S RESTAURANT
Benton
201
Plumbing Co.
821
JONES
HUMBLE STATION
SHEET METAL WORKS
saves
FIVEASH
Dial
TRY US!
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MIRROR CO.'
Johnson
CALL US
Free .Estimate
Exclusive
heat, ends scalding hot water.
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GLASS
3 Years
pr
styling
You are looking for a piece
where veu can hava
car serviced, lubricated end
wasneei . . . And,
pUce
where you will feel at Heme
Getting HumBITESSO
EXTRA Gasoline and Motor
Oil . , .
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FORCED AIR UNITS
Stunning new
Screen
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HEATING
DUCT WORK
Roofing
Shingles
Service Starts At 6:00 A.M.
Whatever your choice for breakfast,
you'll find it served at Herb's, in all
its delicious goodness. Try usl
IN A CLEAN INVITING ATMOSPHERE
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WITH US!
Mr, and Mrs, Herb Vinson
E. 3rd & Birdwell Lane
JONES MOTOR CO.
4th
THE SAFEST,
EAT BREAKFAST
PLYMOUTH
TRUCKS
JOB-RATE-
Parts and Accessories Complete
Service Headquarters. Pay Us A Visit.
51
We Give S&H Green Stamps
601 East 1st
Big Spring, Tex.
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K. H. McGibbon
4-52-
"Always Glad To See You"
"Where Old Friends Meet
To Chat And Eat"
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1800 Grew St.
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of Jewel cases for men and women.
covered
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'The Princess" covered with
gold-emboss-
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light blue, 1.95
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'Tho Duchess" covered with leather grain
Holiday lights . .
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Ice creations
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In rich shades of
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2.50 to 14.95; and Pins, 11.95
Earrings,
red brown or wheat, 4.95
prices plus tax
Other Farrington Jewel cases, 1.00 to 12.50
Syroco Originals
... a gift that will delight the homemaker
. . .
These Syroco creations of metalgold blend harmoniously with other
home furnishings, both traditional and contemporary.
a. Game Cock Plaques in metalgold
or black finish, 9.95 each.
b. Clock, black finish only, 19.95 plus tax.
c. Bracket Shelves, left and rights, in goldmetal
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pine needles, gold pine cones and silver snowf lakes on backgrounds
of bright red or green. 54x54 size, 3.98; 54x72 size, 5.95;
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