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JULY 3, 1950
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Of Reserves Is
By The Attociated Pratt
TOKYO, Tuesday, July 4(1 An Australian air attack
on frontline positions in South Korea gave American troops
an unexpectedly close taste of warfare Monday, but they still
have not met the North Korean invaders on the ground
General MacArthur's headquarters in a communique
early today indicated the
American and Australian
raids had helped bring the in- vadcrs almost to a halt
The communique did not U.
M
PP3k
bomb
South Korean loldltr shovels dcbrl from
BOMB CRATER ON SUWON AIRSTRIP
crater at tht Suwon, South Korea, airstrip after the field had beeif attacked by North Korean planet.
In the background a U. S. army tramport unload t (uppliet. Suwon hat tince been abandoned to advancing northern forces. Thit picture was taken by Charlet Gorry, Attociated Pren ttaff photographwirephotoed to Tokyo
and relayed to San Francisco by plane.
Johnson Comments
After Meeting
With President
Seriate Group Okay
Canadian River Bill
WASHINGTON, July 3. (TPf
Secretary of Defense Johnson said today there Is no
present intention to mobilize
rescrjrjES in this coun.try in
connection with tho Korean
crisis.
Johnson made the statement to
S. Tries To
mention the frontline incident
specifically, but AP Correspondent Tom Lambert, who
was on the scene, reported an
American sergeant was
wounded in thc foot five
(AP
Keep Chinese
From Korea War
to seven Australian-markeMustangs savagely strafed a
WASHINGTON. July 3 WV The
Korean village in which an
American command post was United Slates maneuvered today to
try to keep Chinese forces both
digging in
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p
White House reporters
after a con
ference with President Truman at
which he brought Ihe President up
to dato en developments ln tho
anil
Communist
from
Nationalist
a
Lambert said it was 25 minute
Korean fighting.
strafing and rocket attack
becoming Involved in thc fighting
,
MacArthur's' communique de- in
He wai commenting on a story
Korea.
scribed the Invaders as strengthenby
David Lawrence, columnist, who
Nato
of
By
a
the
note
release
at the average lev- - and industrial purposes and the ing their
By The Attociated Press
around Setouay the first step ln a limitsaid
se remainder for irrigation and wild oul due to thc stinging American tionalist Government of Formosa,
July 3
Thc els then current on long-terWASHINGTON.
ed mobilization may come this
and Australian fighter raids U S this government was on record
life
conservation
curities.
today
Senate Interior Committee
week with a call for "volunteer rechairCities Interested In the project B,29s also raided the North1 Yon-p- with a warning to Generalissimo
Sen. McFarland
i
approved legislation to authorize
airfield for the second straight
a
of
man
include
Amarlllp,,,Borger,
which
subcorlrmlttee
Pampa,
serves" to come to active duty.
supply
$85
to
project
000.000
an
Chiang Kal Slick that before he
oay
Lawrence said this step "Is Im
Canadian River water to a dozen earlier had approved the bill, said Tahoka, Levelland, O'Oonnell,
It
reported
Ko-also
troops
the
to
any
dispatches
North
aid
the
i
he hopes to have a revised measBrownfleld, Lubbock.
perative, if the Navy, for example.
cities In West Texas
reans
were
building
up
supplies
care-and
Solfln Korcans, he should give
and
DWyo ure ready for submission to the Plainvlew, Slaton, La mesa
Chairman O'Mahoney
Is to get tm personnel to man the
bases for a new drive south- TASK FORCE LOADINO Stores being loaded In San Diego,
ful cn!'d"atlon to the defenses of
told reporters the bill will not be Senate by the end of the week Dlmmttt.
ward
ships needed this very month."
they
but
were
reported
to
on
Call,
dettroyert
The most distant city from the have
which
will
U.
with
sail
the
He said he could not predict
Aircraft
S.
Carrier
Communist-threatenesent to the Senate floor until It Is
his
own
Asked if there was any prospect
made no serious progress dur
Philippine Sea at a new tivk force for pottible action In the Korean
proposed
would be La.
dam
site
the
will
on
Senate
when
vote
the
by
suggestions
to
meet
of a partial mobilization, Johnson
redrafted
ing Mondays sporadic clashes
position.
fighting. The dettroyert, three of nine being readied in San Diego,
the
to
It
would
conduit
be
mesar
bill
budget
committee
replied:
bureau and
the
South Korean defenders still twld
He wai advised to consult' Gen
are front to rear), the Wllttie, Hollitter and Hamner. Sailing for
The program calls for a dam and approximately 212 miles long The Ihe key town of Suwon, 23 miles
"Not at the present time."
members.
Hawaii it secret. (AP Wirephoto).
Douglas MacArthur on Formosa's
Already passed by the House an aqueduct to carry water to the total aqueduct system would be south of Seoul.
ln response to another question,
approximately 300 miles
Johnson said that under recently-Advance headquarters In South defense arrangements, and thc note
the bill proposes a $27,000 000 dam various municipalities
In April the cities
interested Korea said the North Korean spear- disclosed that plans for the con
An estimated 92 per cent of the
enacted law the President could, if
at Snnford about 40 miles from
he considered ln necessary, call
Amarillo, and a $54,000 000 aque- water would be used for domestic each sent delegations to- - Washing- heads had failed to make any se- sultatlons between Chiang's
and
appear
to
ton
before a Senate com rious progress In a series of breaks
reserves to active duty without
duct to deliver water to towns and
representatives
MacArthur's
had
investigation
of
mittee for
the
through South, Korean" lines. The alreadv'""been made.
their cops cut.
cities throughput the Texas, Pan-- I
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.,
.
Drnsram.
rWliaed to eommtat
drive on .Suwon, abandoned Amerinanaie ana nign namaTireir
TnepubiTshed American attitude
program
of
Backers
spent
20
the
say
He
minutes
about
Ihe
can forward base, appeared to
Approximately 97 percent of the
Nationalist China's offer of
with the President
and brought
fact that the principal use of the have bogged down pr collapsed. A toward
total project cost Is to be repaid
aid in the Korean fighting was
water
witli him Deputy Secretary of Defor
would
spokesman
be
hduxchold
and
said some of the tanks based on "the threat of invasion"
by the cities to the goverrimenl
industrial purposes in the 13 .com- appeared to have pulled back.
fense Stephen T. Early and Gen.
over a 50 year period.
of
by Chinese Commumunities singles out the measure
Omar Bradley, chairman of the
There were four hostile columns nists,Formosa
The Interest rate is to be fixed
It
However,
was
understood
from the normal run of reclama- across the Han River Just south of here that a major
Joint chiefs of staff.
by the Secretary of the Treasury
consideration
Seoul The North Korean radio said
The Air Force said, meanwhile,
tion project legislation.
was the possible reaction of the.
By
The
In
Attociated
Press
some
mind. that the last of the 10 1
millre mlRht have
MusSee TROOPS, Po. 9, Col. 1
Professional oil well fire fighters
Communists to any such aid move,
UAMUMjION. July 3
Sen George Is chairman of the group. tangs alloted to the South Koreans
British
were set this morning to make
For Two
last week had been delivered to
Georgecalled Senate lax
The Georgia senator also
Korea As
another try at muzzling the wildly
Korean pilots In Japan.
writers together today for their
Ships
British
In reply to a question that
y
Hol-le$1
010
These planes wcro turned over to
0
1
look at the
No
offlclol
burning
American
Pan
first
LONDON, July 3 U)
Governexcise tax reduction voted by ho sees nothing In the Korean situa- South Korea under the military as25 miles northeast of here.
BALBOA. Canal Zone, July 3 W1
tion at rnsent whlth might delay sistance program before the Unitment officials said today Britain
the Iloure.
A reception planned for the
Led by M M Klnley, Houston,
is unlikely to send cither troops or the fire fighting 'crews had installIn advance of the closed door Senate action on the bill
"Of ed States intervened in the Korean
Cruiser Glasgow and the
fighting with direct ground, lea
nicclinO, George told a reporter he COUrfcC. It
aircraft to Korea unless the Unit- ed a heavy hood with open valve Frigate Snipe was cancelled sud
Ipctnr
keep
mini
itt
ByThe
i
ttociated Prets
The deaths by.staUsy-wlth-tnrN- -l
arid .air support.
anyrhanges in in mind," he said
rUfffTmTTfmtFmirrste
above the well casing Friday, .Con denly today by the British Jcga
ed States calls fcr them.
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4
Tht
weekend
nations
accidental
fii draunincc
,i..- tho
hv- the
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They speke after the British cabl crete was poured around the at- - tlcn.
w-Ul TTrst
"
.t.U-- J
Iw, . , c,an'H
LisK
mermJenTof
net had met and AsfiHSflLttai
gets
tfcTIn.
the
Internationa
situation
other
Mlanm
ScHsW'tfmCniTflle the
n H
1.1 f
iiikiiuhvi jb fii i npirnoi rv inn'insi.
1 1
overall Korean situation
On
Congress
a Vest Indies station .as planned
may
much
concrete-stee- l
worse.
deride
hood "set"
July celebration
, 20
Collncct,cut ,
to keep In effect all present taxes
Lines have been laid from the Observers here specualted
that The national safety council had rddn
WASHINGTON, July 3. IB-- Th.
Florida 2
Georgia
near the well When Klnley turns British particlpatfon ln the Unit- aid It uoud be the biggest four- - 1(lalo
, l4) ,
und pass some new ones besides
,,
Armv yesterday put out Its first
HOPPY SUBS
'
the master valve, oil and gas will ed Nations attempt to contain l?y, 'fVi'0. 3,8om ln '!,jit?ry. ?."dPre-- ,
George indicated some doubt that official casualty list of the camKansas
dUni
lowa
be diverted to these, starving the Korean conflict caused the
FOR STALIN
uiti"i niai aoj wvuiu op Killed ie- Kentucky 4
erough members of the finance paign in Korea the result of a
2, Louisiana
flame above the well.
fore it ends, about midnight to- -' 2
0
Maine 12-- 0
tommltteo would show up to trans, plane crash.
Man land
By shutting off the uncontrolled
morrow
- ATLANTIC CITY, N J , July
It named 11 officers and men
, 2
If nut
act business
he said
Massachusetts
1J00
flow, fire fighters hope to entlnguish Rail
"Hi
The
council
that
3 (.H
Hopalcng Cassidy Is
estimated
Go Up 0C0 000
' w II get to work on thc bill Wed-n- i missing after the crash of a tra rt
21 a 0
Minnesota
Michigan
would
vehicles
on
the bUze which has raged above
standing In for Premier Stalin
be
the
(jriylng them from Japan to
MEXICO CITY, July 3 W Press
day
6 Mississippi 2 0 0 Missouri
at the Steel Pier Wax Museum.
the well for more than three weeks reports from Puebla, Mex , said highwas between
ilocai
He was expected to ak for brief Soulh Korea. There were no de- Montana 2 11-Nebraska
Chi
HONG KONG July 3,
Possibility of blowing out the hood five men were killed yesterday times Friday and midnight Tues
Stalin was taken to a hospipublic hearings to enable Con- - tails
Nevada
tal for war dummies yesteror part of the well casing was when police and army units fought day. But the homeward movement
Communists are mobilizing greis to complete action on the
"
"
"
"
New Jer nese
New Hampshire
day. His head had come loose
probably the biggest "if" In the a band of cattle rustlers. Two sol- was expected to be spread over
In
for participation
armies
present
sc"s
measure
iiefoic
thc
their
ArmV
Mexico
sey
9
UnitS
New
"'
due to old age
latest attempt to snuff out the diers and a policeman were among more time than thc mats de
a
a
North CaiOlina the Korea campaign "within thc sion adjourns
r
parturcs Many of the celebrants New Wk
fire.
the dead
The House Ways anil Means Com- - VYOTCn
101101
1V1-Oregon next 40 days " Independent Chinese
Ohio
4
had to return to their Jobs loda
minrt pprni nriiuy six mounts at
South newspapers reported today
Pennsylvania
while others, mostly office work
BALBAO, Canal Zone, Juty 3. vrl
work on thc hill lu fore sending it
DaTtota
houtli
era, will not return to work until C.irollna
Vital installations along the Pana-Commu
to
the
time,
the Hour Sctirflors hope to get
same
At the
Texas
Tennessee
Wedncsda
Canal and in the canal tone
Washing niMs tried to whip up public opln tho niijiuie out of the wa in less
crmont 10
Highway mishaps had caused 25 15
now are under guard of U. S.
tli.m a month
West Virginia
ion against America s ' armed in
deaths There were 74 drownings ton i
Usidts providing foi the ellml-ri.l- Army units, on an alert since
Wyoming
one fireworks fatality and 48 from Wisconsin
vaslon of the territory of Chin
n ol Kiluttion of a long list Thursday becauso ot the Korean
lirginla
other miscellaneous causes
'nuisance taxes' fighting
This referred to the United States' of tlir
pas
dining the war the bill rails
The Canal Marine Bureau has
announced lnicnii'm to oticiiu no
u w levies on big corporations, ordered strict enforcement of all
tionallst Formosa.
desteps
regulations, Including one requirias will us certain other
Canton. China and Portuguese signed lo provide new revenue for ng ships to give 48 hours notice
HiMafissk3 Macao
government
of their prospective arrival.
dispatches to independent lite
By The Associated Prets
000 Communist
and J. R Franklin, 45, of San An-- 1 John William Scribner, 55. of
assssssssssssssssssssssssssHraBBSssssssssssssssT
V V . M newspapers said 20
Traffic accidents on choked high tonlo.
t
Grapevine was killed at Dallas Sun. ssssR
troops already are bound by rail
aissssssssssssssssssssssWsssssssssssBsssssV
way were the main killer as at
Tom Whitley about 50, was killed 'day when a car struck him as he assssK.
';issssssssssssssssssssssssHPlisssssssssssssssskJR il
from South China to Join North
least 21 persons died- of violent
aisssVv-Taisssssssssssssssssf
tsssssssssssssssssssssssssssr
Korean forces Other units havo
causes ln Texas during the first near Lubbock when heTan in front worked at the side. of the road to
secure an ice box tied to the rear
half of the long July Fpurth week bf a car.
been alerted
Robert J Nelll, 37 was shot fb. bumper of his own car
end
One paper said more than 20 000
Jesus Cabello, 22, was stabbed to
Fifteen persons were killed on death early Saturday at Houston
troops between Canton and Macao
r,
Purl W Saw- - death in a fight at Austin early
JlsissssssssssssssssssssssssirV
the highways Two died from gun- His brother-in-lawere ordered to arrive at thc
was charged with murder
day Del Aleman, 30, was charged
shots, one drowned, one burned tn
"Manchurlan front" within 40 days
A soldier tentatively Identified as with murder.
death
died of knife
and prepare "for any unforseen dessssssssssssssssssssst
ssssssssl
ssssssssssUssssssV
Clarence Henry Dickerson,
Mrs Orell Peterson, 46, was
wounds, and there was a suicide.
velopment "
The death count began at 6 36. Carrolton, Ga . was killed in a found dead in bed at her home in
Another dispatch from Canton re
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OKLAHOMA CITY. July 3 tfl
auto collision near Big Dallas Sunday A quantity of
Farm price support
',, SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSStdTFSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSl
and the
o'clock Friday night It will end at head-aported 6,000 troops of the Red s
V
g
Saturday Two other
tablets was beside her Justice
midnight Tuesday July 4
Oklahoma Sen
Elmer
power questions
137 Division had been rushed hy
LisssssssssssKsZaissssssssssssssassssssssssssssssssB
sons were injured.
of the Peace W. E Rlchburg re- The dead reported
rail to Hankow, 500 miles north. Thomas and Rep Mike Monroney 'hac dominated the campaign
Frank L. Lawless, 56, of Lott, turned a suicide verdict.
Two men were killed in a headon
to await further orders.
hopes to succeed him close servers and politicians rate the con-oauto collision near Addicks, west of was killed Saturday when his car Army Recruit Mike P Soroka,
ssssVflsissssfllHarSP
a slugging Democratic primary tesra tossup Both sides are
ana
,ruck collided near WCo 38. of St. Louis, Mo , fell into an
Houston, Friday night Thev were
dieting victory,
today with
New
1
Janice Rae Jones, 4 daughter of Irrigation ditch and drowned while
V Hawkins, 38. of Baytown,
LsssssssSisssssssssKtsssssssswissH
!lze of the holiday vote Is a
vote Appeals
Mr. and Mrs E. N. Jones of Aus fishing near Fabcns Sunday after
" '4SaisssssssssttaaisssssssssssssssslsssssfflM
vote unprece- - major factor. A light vote will
The Fourlh-of-Jui- y
tin, was struck and Instantly kuTed noon . He was stationed at Fort
in Oklahoma, likely will ibiy help Thomas who has support
by a car in Austin Saturday night
Six
Bliss, El Paso.
nominate one of the tvsp The live of several active groups. Monroney
Clinton Brent. 37. Negro carpen-ter- .
Ernest Arman Hollander, 30. of
heavy
other minor candidates In the race, is expected to benefit by
A total of 334 new water taps
was shot to death in Odessa Cisco was killed Saturday night ln
aren t expected 'to draw enough sole
water
city
were
Into
made
truck-autmains
Saturday
night
Republicans also nominate stats
after having 'fought a
collision three miles
4 BIO SPRINO AND
voles to force a July 25 runoff
during the first six months of
rmruj witn anotner Negro over a prank east of Cisco. Two men were In
Also to be voted upon are candi- candidates Main GOP interest has,
viunii i
InW
building
city
1950.
Nettle,
F
cloudy
mucb with firecrackers. Mack Swopes, jured
not
date for state and local offices centered In the Senate race bespector, said this morning
changt In tempera 39. Negro, was charged, with ipur-de- r.
Otto Edward (Bubba) Perkins, 8,
and cnngrersionol seats Reps Carl tween the Rev. W. 11. (Bill) Alexture
uiu antrnoon.
New taps during the first half Albert and George Howard
A. head-oander, pastor of the Oklahoma
automobile colli- of Houston, burned in an automo.onlshl and Tuesday
of the year increased the number
sion near Plainvlew Sunday killed bile accident that ended a family
both Democrats, are unop- City First Christian Church, and
of water customers from 4,468 to posed
lll(h today ST low William T, Davidson, Jr., 18. of fishing trip Saturday, died Sunday.
Raymond II. Fields, long-titonlint 71, blu
4 638- - a gain of 170, Bettle said
Lubbock and Gary Garrett of James Fred Thomas, 41, of Hous
Thomas. 73 finishing his fourth Guthrie newspaperman.
y
ST.
gets a
HONOR TRUMAN Prtlldtnt-JrumiSCOUTS
Also on the Republican Senate
ton was killed Sunday In a
Plainvlew. three months old
Forge, Pa. J Difference between the new taps term in the Senate, Is chairman
handshake at the National Boy Scout Jamboree in Valley
umpara-it- e
Illghttt
and number of sew customers if thc Agriculture Committee Mon- - tlckll are the Rev. George. T.l
Nolan B Hicks. Jr. 22 months traffic case.
IhU data 101 In
from Eagle Scout David frttmart, -- independence, Mo-,- - and Armory durlngMhe
period, and probably Tones 48 has served ln the House Batch. Muskogee, who has sdDparl
Itll loatit thla data told, son of Mr. and Mrs. Nolan .Felipe Hernandez, 27, died Sun
Houghton, Corning, N. Y., president of the Boy Scouti .after the I represents living-uns in m roailmum Hicks of
it
molers that for 18 sears from the heavllyvpopu- - or the Umfed 0ryAnSotroWar-killed early day of injuries suffered when the
nation's chief executive was presented ScSutdom's highest award,
raln'ill UU date (Jl L5uuday Rotan. wascoltisotroit-thd
f
during the
fifth district. Including Okla- - horns, and Forrest Van Pelt, Oklftv
riding: struck a bridge
trucV s
the Silver Buffalo, shown around the President's nick. (AP
CLOUDY la 111.
!
'noma City real estate mas
'lod and probably Includes a lew noma City.
northern ouUUrU ol Pott,
near LockharL
I semi-annual-
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GEORGE BELIEVES
No Reason For
Tax Cut Delay
Firtfigltfjrset For Another Try
At Flaming Well
No
To
Troops
Yet
Reception
com-mtnt-
National Fourth Of July
Toll Climbs Up To 375
Out
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Reds
Set To Enter
Korean War
(
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FIRST HALF FIGURES
A
Casualty
Korea Totals
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Traffic Fatalities Take Big
Toll Among Texas Holidayers
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OKLAHOMA TO VOTE
Thomas, Monroney
Close Campaigns
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Two Republicans "LEST WE FORGET
Big Spring (Texas) Herald, Mon., July 3, 1050
KOREAN WAR POSSIBILITIES
Moscow Could BoFceJssue If
Stooges Are Willing To Strike'
Franc. July
excuritonUta'
were killed near here today whets a
tram hit a bus at a crossing.
E.
Jamboree" Recalls
Ffeeitem Principles
Demand Truman
23 Die In Franc
tfl
3.
Refuse To Call
Twenty-thre- e
JThe-tow-
Olf
Tie-u- p
I
rf
of Lyon, in Central France.
-
The
WASIIINOTON July 3 Wl-July 3. uB
CHICAGO.
By Th Atioclattd Prti
only parroting the old folk.
of North" AmerUnlan
switchmen's
Republican senator demanded to
you
"But
In
a few seconds'
knew
VALLEY JTOHOE, Pa July 1. -"governica refused yes tartar .
that President Truman nam Lord God of host, be with us the answer.
They could attack Brlllah Hong- - dayhewtrpermanent
(Fred lUmpion, AP bureau
Ired Eastern forces on the Korean
You saw the candle flicker into ment plea 'to call off Its strike
910 Ewt 8rL
we forchairman for th yet, "lest we. forget
a
Jet
Job, the time will toon be ripe for kong. Hongkong comprises a narchief In Chlni and Hongkong
light Only a few pricked the dark aalnst fly Western and Midwest
Energy Commission at get "
Atomic
Grocery
the Reds to strike elsewhere. They row peninsula and an Uland It Js once.
home
now In the U S on
ness at first. Then, the whole open-You might have wondered. In th
ern railroads.
leave, here discusses possible " could strike in any on of a, num- Ideal for defense and the British
arena,
ground
beginning.
on
Boy
where
Scout
the
air
Whether
.the
Meat.
lllckertlooper
were
The senstors
At- - the aame time, it scared
developments In the Far East ber of places In an effort to mike unlike 1941 are well prepared now (li.lnuiii nd rirlrkrr
felt in their heart the meaning of LWaahlngton'a troops lft bloody foot.
Bter --- .
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the western nations spread their Its success would be doubtful but
Dlaied with- the
wfil
lemli of the Korean War).
The atomic post was thrown open the words or whether they were
strength thin Hut the KremlfTcan't such an attack probably
would when David E.Ullerrthal resigned
brilliance of almost 50,000 candles. ii the nation" becomes Involved in
BY FRED HAMP'SON
- AP-- Btafl
And from the throat of the
av. y. v SSsmtWr
do It. Stalin can only ask, the Far ore the British to' withdraw the last Feb. 19,
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LOS ANGELES, JulytO. r- V fast MtlAntrn t 4
Jit n"tfNJ4V$i unlu the? flare ...IraflV fcw
twe Uswvawg
declare
national
emerother
'Some
tn
second national jamboree'eame
them piactoat Ihe disposal cTQeTT Mac- - chairman Sumner T Pike, who
Moscow dicldcs to go: ah out' In" spots lie might
gency
ipxlsts.
offered,.
It
other
however,
familiar
words
Dairy
(arcing the IssUsyln the Far Kast some help, but nbt much for Arthur for the Korean war They left last Frldaytwhefehls reappoint
"Our Farther' God,
to help In movement over the
Prodjapta
would need them In Hongkong But ment (or a new
there are several possible polnta awhile
term hit
r
lIMrty
"Author
of
.
.
."
lines of any shipments 'the I
of attack which could greatly
The Chinese Reds could make a again the Kremlin could only ask a Senate snag and Gordon Dean
It wasn't a religious ceremony struck
the Western Powers.
government should deem essential
Jab at Formosa They aren't ready or suggest that the Chinese Reds who now holds the Job
The
Scouts
had
to
been
church
Sun
But It will all depend on how They would be risking a major make this effort, to take some of
ranking Republillickenlooper,
day morning. Protestant, Catholic, to the national economy.
willing Runla'i Far Eastern stoog- disaster If they tried It. Rut as a the heat off Korea
can member .of the Senate-Hous- e
Jewish, Buddhist. Moslem and HinThe statement was In reply to
Their th Kremlin wtsrir undoybl-edl- y Atomic Enerajy Committee, told
es are to pull Krcmln cheitnutr diversion to keep the American
du service were held at the aame the request mad of the union Sat
d
be very happy If
reporter that a commission chair
Seventh Fleet ayvay from Korea a
out of the (Ire.
e
lime In a
radius.
LONDON, July 3
Russia
would aped up his war man ahould have been named "long
With the Western Power grad-ual- Formosa feint would be useful to
Then last night the boy and men urday by John Thad Scott, Jr.,
has followed up accusations that came together again
In
n
against the
ago" He noted that Ulienthal
concentrating their limited the Soviets.
and took part chairman of the National
Bao Dal Government nounced last fall that he Intended th United States Is bombing Cast hi a. common program dedicated to
Board.
bugs
--by
potato
Germany
with
a to quit
There would be immediately
recalling the milestones of freedom
and added
In his request, fffott asked Uie
tremendous hu and cry from Bao
"Since last November it has been charging that "American militar- along the path of American
mttn
awitcimen to go back to their Jobs um retst aetatt-uv- H
preparing
actively
are
ists
bacand the French for mn, ships, known that It would be necessary
war."
terial
"in
the national interest" because
planea and arms which are now to.name a chairman, but up to the
Freedom of worship was. the freeMoscow radio carried the charge dom symbolised
present time no chairman has been
by the burning of what he called 'current critical
nedsd tn Korea.
"I
nlh
candle In the uplifted band of developments" arising from the
Or Moscow might suggest that named I strongly urge that the
At the beginning of 1946," the
fighting in Korea.
Reds send their big President now appoint a chair, broadcast said, "eighteen Japanese every scout,
laTriatl rnrni ffllVI
iTVil
fir.r.1 mnA iiitnfi
hr1 the Chin
Uarmh (mm riSei-- l
reply
questioned
The union
I Catholic priest, a Protestant
border, man "
specialists were sent to the United
ry Associated PrM photoKrtphrrl (jrven up (0 get some plinu indl forces across the
nIMer, a Jewish rabbi and a lead- whether a national emergency now
Brlcker. also a member it the Stales bacteriologist who zealousacross the Burma border. Into Slam
III auum nuitlt wa iiiv inn nuiu
the medics had left be' and ultimately toward Malaya and committee said the Job requires ly handed over tn their new mas- er of the Church of Jesus Christ of exists.
Indicating Kuwon, former Ameri- other stuff
The walkout of 4,000- switchmen
to get If It was Singapore. That would Inevitably top flight talent and he4hink men ters all their material on the pro- the Latter Dav Saints Mormon)
wanted
hind
and
can base, had been attacked by till there
June 25 has left four of the five
took part In the program.
necessary
qualifications
with
the
pul
strength
British
Singa"
to
back
of
weapon
)
duction
bacterial
the
fyorih Korean Communist troops
From somewhere In the dark- railroads completely tied up since
Right soon after we got there pore and Hongkong.
arn available
It da Id secret laboratories
in ness of
BY CHARLES OORRY
the mild July evenfng, an hen. The fifth line, the Great
planes cam
chairmanship
four
ought
to
Korean
North
"The
be
army
Maryland
In
Th
and
Communist
units
In
Utah
Hukt
the
Phil
AP Staff
voice spelled
" he said Jn a sepa- and Massachusetts were working on anonymous
out Northern has been forced to cur-ta- ll
soup- ippine could speed up
They
all
over
were
field.
the
once
at
filled
war
their
t,
operations Thousands of
SOMEWHERE IN SOUTH KO- ed up and barrel rolled and shot
through loudspeakers the lesson of
If the weapon
a
Interview
"Such
rate
Job
against.
Republican
government
the
office, and other workers
tftag yew cfeflMs la May to
REA, .filly 3 - I had gone to hed up the town.
the convocationproperly
would challenge
presented
last
week
Late
sent
Russia
a
note
would
bring
which
pressure
on
new
In an old building In Suwon last
"In some parts of the world, men have beep laid off by the lines
One of our Jets shot down one of
most
in the cou- to the United Istajrs formally acable
the
men
U
military
8.
.mor
for
help.
the.
was
called.
night when small arms (Ire forced these Yaks t Russian-ma- de
e T5rejjg St.
are persecuted for Jhelr reli- since the strike
ntry"
fighter
cusing American plane of'dropplng .still
Tn addition to ihe Great North
gious beliefs, and even somewhere
us to get out
Dry Cleaner
planes supplied the vomrmiinsV lnLuzpn.
now Is operat- potato bugs on East Germany.
The
commission
ern,
are
the
railroads
the
struck
In
bandit
"he
Malaya,
1 guess we almost got captured
forces
,,,,,
Jn our land there Is bigotry and
1700 Onn Phon 1131
ing with only three of Its authorizChicago,
Pacific,
Island
Rock
and
which
the British have never quite
misunderstanding
when
the
Communist.
broke
, weU ,0 bed ,
,
we
ed five members One vacancy has
tn been
to eliminate, might rise
"Freedom must be fought for the Chicago Great. Western, the
existed since April 15 when Lewis
.Si telephone commun . cation lold building about I 30 or 9 p m anew. able
continuously, and you Scouts must Western Pacific, and the Denver
lo,They told us It wouldn't be a good
L Strauss left The other occurred
and Rio Grande Western.
be leaders in that fight."
That the British and th British Frldav when Pike was
Tokyo was broken here by U S lde,
nere
f
forced to
At noon today, the first Ameriarmy censors. Suwon Is the former We
commonwealth nations are acutely step down after three and
Amrrlcf,
on,
,nere
lhe
werf
can Jamboree since 1937 was half
aware of these possibilities Is years of
town 23, others had been -rnmln.
American headquarters
In m
.....
service
,uovir It began last Friday and will
miles aoujh of Seoul
check with the Koreans but they shown by th transfer of Austral-Ia- n
Mr Truman named the
SANTA MONICA Calif . July 3 end Thursday with another convo(After a temporary halt. Gorry weren't staying overnight.
ahips .and troops to Singapore
Maine Republican for a new D
ease, John Drescber cation The theme will be "world
Just
returned his telephone call.)
Then this shooting started and If tht other front stay quiet these four - year term Last Thursday, is building in
a bomb shelter.
brotherhood " Tomorrow,
Indeftosle- (Charles Orsecrans of In- we got out.
force may become available for Senate members of the Atomic
) ear-ol- d
The
consulting engi- pendence Day, the Scouts from 20
ternational News Photos) and I
When w drove up to Suwon we Korea. But In th meantime a lot Committee voted five to (our to neer Is erecting a business build- nations will play host to Gen. of
found the town almost deserted. of other places have to be watched. send the nomination to the Senate ing, with the shelter as a
the Army Dwlght D. Eisenhower.
It all depend on whether the with a recommendation that it b
Most of th Koreans had gone.
23 .feet below ground It'll be
a room 20 by
Barricades had been put up al far eastern comrade are willing rejected
0 feet, with eight
around the town Soldiers guarded to com to the aid of Moscow, for
The Senate, which usually fol- foot reinforced concrete walls.
EL
Hrs.
there Ii no possible way for Mos- lows committee recommendations
them with machine guns.
Drescher figures It Mould witht
I don't know what happened after cow to get her own forces Into on major appointments.
Is slated stand even direct hits from ordinary bombs and would be effective
those areas.
we got out.
la priced to meet the
to act Wednesday
protection from an atom bomb, unneeds or wiilier"
less it's a direct hit He plans to
of the bereaved family.
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clear sky unopposed by American
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AN AOVANCED
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Egyptian troops have been orderON
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fve 'to "even wnJcn shoolt but dld not unoe
S
FRONT,
July
event of any Israeli violation of
today gave uio young troops, moil oi wnoru
unidentified planes
I'aleatlne armistice lines
had never been In combat.
Announcing the
Mustafa Nusrat Bey minister of Arner'tn combat troops in South
The raid began about 3 30 p.m.
war and marine. Issued the order nuicfl lurir ursi lisle ui wariari'
a savage 23 minute strafing and 11 30 p m (CST Sunday) five
Opening of
alter saying that the Israeli attack- - in
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which had been flying over-bea-d,
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A
U h embassy ol filial wielding a baseball bat, helped break
up a demonklrallun by 30 Commu-
nist sympathizers who smashed embassy windows with stones yesterday.
Frederick Kuhn, press attache
was leaving the building on the
way to an amateur baseball game
when the attack. bganKuhn and
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Dritlsh and American diplomatic lepreientatlves kissed the
hand of Vlkentlje Prodanov at ceremonies jesteitlay installing htm at
the new patriarch of the Serbian
Orthodox Church
Yugoslav officials who support-t- d
him for the post equivalent to
pope of the church's 9 million member? contented themselves with a
handshake at the altar Ills election marked the end of a stalemate In a dispute between church
and state Some churchmen opposed hit election
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w
atwmMIng ranimt.
David Velick and Leslie A. third sweep with machine
guns
Marlenth.il. still live In Detroit
'mnnwrlnc Roy McCartney of the
It was Stern who dreamed up the British Ileuther News, Agency, a
Idea of a reunion back in 1925 veteran of Greece Crete and the
when the schoolbos were about 12 frican desert fighting, and I dived
years old
TV
for the rKer bnnk and snugRled up
"I read about things like this' under the overhanging bank. (Lama-he said. "It bert n l) S Navv
was a kid
wlun
lieutenant in
sounded fascinating "
World War II saw both naval and
The men planned to spend a few ground action in the Pacific )
days together, and they've already
Machine gun bullets created a
pledged they'll meet again at the symmetrical pattern
of fountains In
same spot al the next quarter-centur- y the
river and the rockets whooshed
mark
muddy explosions beside
"We won't be so old then,"aald to great
.'( two bridges we were crouchI)r Art "We haven't reached the one
ing between
turning point yet."
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The SALE
BUSINESS OUTLOOK
Tempo Of Business Will Quicken
Until We KnowlVieanrngOf
By J. A. Livingston
Wednesday
Forecast For
economic forecasts to the
guesstiBut appraisals
May 'SO Dec. 'SO June 'SI
Indicator
mates for 1950-5- 1
have to be reex- Industrial Production (IV
184
190
193
amined, as the 43 'strategically U. S. Auto Output (2) (000)
491
697
452
placed economists'
In business, Unemployed (3) (millions)
3.1
4.3
3.8
283
banking, .government, Investment, Department
289d
295
Store Sales (l)
88S
960
884a
and research organisations, who Business Failures (4)
-- M7.5O0
UU4 $57.ta;5fr-$S6,- 96
answered m- - retdvear- cruestlon- - Average Weekly W9M- Ia
it
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A
Corp. Bds. WOT (yield
2.64
2.65
will be the first 6Htti you.
1SS
IS7
152
Commodity
(S)
157c
Prices
Wholesale
Some, Indeed, foresaw the risk.
169
169
167
166
Itufus Tucker, of General Motors, Cost of Living (5)
347
232
228
239
postscript Prices Received by Farmers (7)
d
appended a
$4.9
$4 I
$4.5
"
William U. S. Cash Deficit (8,11) (billions) $ $2.6
to his forecast:
$20 8
$20.3
$19.9
8.6a
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$2.1
$2.2
S2.3
Exports (1,12) (billions)
$2.4a
eral Reserve Bank of St. Louis Res. Bldg. Contracts (9) (mill.)
$539
1675
$434. IrXttis ftrarlt ftwai (.an m14 JaAetstyMl
$500
asentered this caveat! "I am
4.
I. Federal R.itrv. Basra.
WlfdV 3. Bdreau or the Censui.
suming' there will be no major Dun & Bradstrett. 5. Bureau of Labor Statistics. 6. Moody's. 7.
change In the international situa- Department of Agriculture. 8. U. S. Treasury. 9. F. W. Dodge. 10.
tion." Aryness Joy Wlckens, as- End of Month. II. Total for 12 months ended, a April, b Close May
sistant Commissioner of Labor Sta- 31 c Week ended June 20. p Preliminary.
tistics, and Woodllef Thomas, eco
nomic adviser to the Federal Re
That's why the forecasts, though $2,000,000,000 now to about $4,900,-mad- e
serve Board, used similar words.
before the Korean outbreak,! 000,000.
But war expenditures
stateno
who
made
those
JSven
still arc useful. 'The crisis does should raise that rate. Exports
ments in writing had an
reservation In mind. For war Is not change basic Influences. Itather were estimated to drop, but in
the great unsettler. It creates
demand-drivecreased arms shipments would Some of m have uomach diitress
confusion, unexpected demands, it adda to demand in a
itt
change that.
economy.
meals because favorite foods cause acid
speculative (remits. It could bring
indigestion.
you
It's
know.
not
necessarjr,
By and large, the economists are
And there jou have It. The
on government control of prices.
Prevent the naio
optimistic. They forecast steady question now is :, Will the threat of Millions of Americans
production, wages, profits.
of sour stomach . . gas . . heartburn by
Broad - scale war would force business between now and the war change an expected business eating I or 2 Turns after meals, or when
personnel managers to recruit re- end of the year and then a moder- decline (in men's minds) Into an ever distress occurs. Vou mill have loll
placements for men and women ate downturn in 1951. Theory be- upturn? Or will it merely dcer more fun eating farorite foods and enjoy,
ing life if you carry a roll of Turns with
taken by the armed forces from hind that: Supercharged buying of and perhaps aggravate
the in- you. Get a roll today.
' desks and machines. A scarlty of automobiles and homes will begin
evitable?
3U
QftytOt.S
labor undoubtedly would quickly to peter out some time next year,
PARTICIPATING
ECONOMIST
Adolph O Abramion.
8KF" InduUrtes
Merelv to brine the arm- - If not this year.
?o
C Cantiy
However. ' now. It's logical .to Henry D Arthur, fiwlft tt School.
l forces ud to authorized strength
IlalderitonJlran.Wriarton
Halter. L -.in Castume. thatx. people try . to- - buy KTtyoi rifrtrnRSTolnon-TCTtk-ir- r
iTST
n
workers
union
Resale
'Lewis
dt
evert
more
homes
autos
and
500,000.
duction of about
lector Bureau of Economic and Business
TUMS FOR THI TUMMY
governanticipation
potential
in
the
of
tightens
crisis
The Korean
Iteseereh UnlTtnlty ot Illlonls Edward
' economy. Defense appropriations ment "stop production" orders. Q Bennlon, Standard Oil Co
IN e a
Jersejrj.
Donald
Inveslfnent
are sure to Increase. So will the What's more, expanded munitions counsel, Philadelphiar Bishop,
Karl Dopp
vice
flow of munitions planes, tanks, demand will tend to serve as a preildent In charge ol reerarh, rederal
Dank ol Philadelphia
Ewan
guns, ammunition, signal equip- cushion against any letdown In Resertt
Clague
COFFEE, COFFEE
commissioner
Bureau of Labor
ment, gasoline, and so on to the demand for consumer durable goods Slatlitlci nobert Coltman (Ice president
Philadelphia.
Truit Company
Far East and Western Europe. and for homes, when and If It Provident
Donaia H Davenport,
Division1
The TJrdted States must be pre comes. The problem of the govern- of Economic Developmentdirector
N
Y
State
Twentieth Century
pared for the worst and the un- ment will be to mesh war produc- J Frederic Dewhurst
A
Fund
Leonard
Philadelphia
Drake
expected. Even If the Korean cris- tion into civilian production with- Chamber
GILLILAND of Commerce
Philip J Flu
is results in a quick solution, the out udsetting the entire economy. Serald Dean Witter A Cfl members of
New
Vork stock Eirhanie
If the economists are right In tht
country Is likely to remain distrustPeler
ATTOnNEYS-AT-LAAmerican Federation of Labor; Watheir predictions of diminishing HenJe
ful of Soviet Intentions.
lter E Hoidley. Armstrong Cork Co ; Labusiness
1951
weeks,
demand in
then the mesh will den O Hooper. W E Hulton a Co
For the next few
In New Of fleet) At
of the
New Tork Stock
men will jtry to build up Inven- be easy. But If war orders members
,
Jftmes F. Hurtles,
Auchlnclosi
besuddenly
haire
pile
Goods
top
doon
reinvlgorated
of
tories.
S08 Scurry
Parker ft nedpath members of the New
come more Important than dollars. mestic orders, sellers' markets will York Stock Eichanse Francis C. Jones.
Valley Canning Co
Minnesota
Delter
prices
commodity
why
you
develop
anew.
Phone 501
antican
'Then
That's
M
McCJraw-HlKeeter.
Publishing
Co
L Koselka. dean. School of Busihve shot unward. And construc cipate outcries In Congress for Richard
ness Administration
University of Minnetion under way will be rushed to price control, priority ratings on sota.
Richard O Lang S C Johnson a
k
orders. scarce materials like steel, and Son Inc
beat any possible
Werner Lehnberg, Ooodbody ft
Thus, the tempo of business In regulated production. Black and Co members of the New York Btock
Exchange
Qlenn O Munn. Paine. Webthe next few weeks until we know gray markets will spring up.
ber Jackson k Curtis
of the
members
HEALTH
As the economists envisioned the New York Stock Exchange
what the South Korean Invasion
Robert R
Nathan
Robert R Nathan
AsioclaUs
nutans, how far It will Involve us future, industrial production now Washington.
,
D
C
Louis
Parsdl-oJ
the
around 193 would decline to 182 Department of Commerce John W Patand Russia will quicken. And
Dattern of business, at least tne by December 1951. Thai's a drop terson Nstlonal Shoe Mfrs Association
Peterson, director of research Fedanalysts
of
about 6 per cent
Dattem tbat most business
so small Marvin
eral Reserve
MUmeapolls. T Bruce
expected, will undergo a change. that it might be described as a Robb. directorBank,
of research. Federal Reserve Bank, Kansas City William
II
It can't help It. Any time you projection of the present. Un Bleed.
Vice
president. Federal
Reserve
get a "hunching of 'ordera, yott employment would gooip from
Bank St Louli Herbert Stein Committee
course of ecochange the short-ruto 4,300,000; but with step- for Economic Development, C A
president.
National
nomic events. But not necessarily ped up requirements for the arm Bank Philadelphia
Greenlecs, Rodgera and
II. sllchter.
sequence.
ed services, that would necessarily Harvard University: Sumner
the long-ru- n
Arthur A
Smith.
Adams
be altered. A pickup In department vica president. First NaUonal Bank, DalOscar C Stlne Department ol AgriAttorneys At Law
store volume is anticipated be las:
culture Larsre Taper. International LaLESTER BUILDINO
tween now and the end of the year, dles' Oarmanl Workers' Union, Woodllef
Thomas, Economic Adviser to tha Federal
followed by a drop.
Reserve Board, Rtiftis 8 Tucker. Oeneral
Phone HTf
Business failure, would rise a Motors Corp ; Arthur R Upgren, aiao- bit, as business falls off. And weekly wages would decline from their
present high level of $57 50 to
just below $57 Stock prices would
be down from 223 In the
DALLAS
industrial average to 216.
They're already down that low as
a a
Tl f 1 at ii
the result of the wave of liquida
By The Associated Press
.The'
tion.
optimistic
-4-r.most
"stockThe
WASHiNGTONr JulXr
Flights Daily
lnvasloafef South Korea Is seen by easier" "Sure that the
coacASK vC,
Sen. ycknsu-mo- 1
eember-195- 1;
the; most .pessimistic
ground lrr widen TJommunisx-nus-a- la
ngurea on 140.
Is seeing how far she can go
Declines were predicted for comAir Urn
"before the Democratic world will modity
m
r WmUhti twt tfc OflIl 71mawt
prices, the cost of living,
call a halt."
prices
and
by
received
farmers.
the
Senate
of
Tydings, chairman
2100
Those forecasts seem vulnerable
Armed Services Committee, w
now The cash
was expect
one of several lawmakers who dis- ed to rise slowlydeficit
from the rate of
cussed the Korean situation, in
- " "
weekend radio programs.
Others includedwho said
Sen. Taft
'our own weak policy" In the far
atCommunist
Pacific Invited the
tack
who
Senator McCarthy
said that "American boys are dying In Korea" because the aid program which Congress voted was
sabotaged, he charged, by "a group
of untouchables in the State Department "
Tydings said the actio nof the
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take territory by force before the
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"It is my opinion Korea Is only
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where this whole propoH
sltlon Is being tried out, and Russia
will make "her plans based on the
unanimity with which the democratic nations act In throwing, out
these brigands and outlaws 'who
have started this unprovoked at- tak on South Korea."
Taft argued that If the United
States had kept occupation troops
In Korea, or "even If we had announced that we would do what we
are now doing, I doubt If the North
Koreans' ever would have attacked "
On the contrary, he said, "our
Stat. Department for many months
has been saying that we weren't
going to do a thing about Korea"
and hence encouraged the Communists to attack.
McCarthy, in assailing those he
called "untouchables in the State
Department," repeated his frequent charge that the department
harbors ""'Communists or worse."
He described as quite effective
sabotage the statements be said
Secretary of State Acheson made,
until the Invasion broke, that the
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United States would not interfere
Ksilooal Dlillcrreticu Corp, New VoclNY.
DUUlied Loodoa Dry Oa.
Mrroot
100 tTia acuval afrkiia
in Korea.
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Opportunity Knocks
Around The
piusciqa 1111 mil nui usuu giuvr iiauuy. ll uui luau is luu
light it works an injury to us. Taktron all you can carry.
"Dear yc one anothcrs burdens, and so fulfill the law of
ChdiLVT-Gal- .
0:2.
Brighter Chances For Success
Appear For Modern Rainmakers
RouteDeserves
Support Because Of Its Utility
Shorter-Wester-n-
doicn communities
Spokesmen from
last week, for
lone U.S. 80 went to
a proposed highway from Kermlt to U.S.
285 In Reeves county, andfeventualty to
more direct route to El Paao.
give
fedoal highThe Important- - east-weway, you will recall,, begins a southwest-war- d
slant lrom Dig Spring, weerlng
aieadrjy trtlhat direction tor amTrtntimately
a5"1Rrn. tnt wl' fifipi oWlh? MtflMT
back
taini and hurrlfa northwestward
toward El Hgso. This creates a big dog
leg In the process.
Terrain and population dictated the rout,
ing In the past. Now the communities,
led by the Kermlt delegation, are supporting a mora direct route. Many how
utlllie V 8. 180 for trips to Kl Paso, which,
so far ss Texas Is concerned, throws the.
bulk of the travel over New Mexico roads.
Texas thus misses that portion of the
gasoline tax.
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The embattled Toxan has not always
been treated tenderly by several national
magazines, and some have made a habit
of barbing him consistently. Dut Smith's
article on the senior senator from Texas
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sytnpatlie1ftf.-hol-
ous elder statesman and Important fig
tire. In token, Smith quotes one of Con- B ally's friends ai saying he makes some
minor boners, but never a big one.
At 72, Tom Connolly wields great pow- er as chairman of the Senate Foreign Re-Sonatlr
lations Committee, and with
Arthur Vandcnberg, a reformed lsolatlon- 1st, he Is the chief architect of the bl.
partisan foreign policy. Ills background
as a foreign policy expert goes all the
way back to 1017, when he was a mom-- i
ber of the House, and became Interested
In Woodrow Wilson's dream of a League
ot Natlpns. He . attended an
mentary conference In Switzerland
In
"
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-- MV- America's
the greatest In
abllty to wage war la
peacetime history.
Top military leaders agree, jthisli so,
but they caution that our potential enemies arc formidable too.
They add that in any war today sur.
mobiliprise tactics and speedy
military
could defeat greater
zation
might.
The United States "coild reach, from
western hemisphere bases, sny "significant" bombing target on earth, some military officials say, but Itussla has the
r
equipment to
bomb us alio.
One top Pentagon official says It's the
aame old Army story, but with a new
twist i "OeUlngilhere fastest with, inostuL
atom bombs."
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War
well
Vannevar Hush, head of U.S. ScienResearch and Development in World
II, told reporters last month we are
ahead of.IIussJa In ajomlc warfare
The Big Spring Herald
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when he became
committee.
The senator's mastery' of the
bate has left Its mark on many
legislation and on the hides of
1941,
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If it rained, their magic worked. It It
didn't; then the deities bad been stubborn
and refused to make peace.
suffera In comThe modern
parison to hla predecessor In that he
refuses to seek the favor 'of the gods
with any weird ceremony. Ills chances
for success appear, to be much brighter,
however.
Ills reluctlnce to admit success might
mystify the tribe's
who never
was bashful when It came to taking
bows.
TOMMY HART
tire
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those with
a
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WASHINGTON-W- hat
has worried military chiefs In considering their Korean strategy Is that
the Soviet will next make a pass
at. a defenseless but vital country on the other aide of Asia-Ir- an.
revo-
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Card Trouble
HAIFA, Isreal uj. Sometimes courtesy
doesn't pay Thepollce here received
a postcard from Zvi Glass,
who had ea.
fP'.(i '."11 prUon' He U,nked ht police
"attentive treatment" and said
police took a look around,
found
In
a Haifa cafe and took him back Glass
to
Today's Birthday
born July 3, 1886 in Balti
more. Commander of the
Central Pacific (Fifth)
Flpot ...
In Wnrl.1
,,., I. , ,Ti
..w..u 11.
he won a reputation aj
a
fighting
ed
fool." He retired In 1948
with 'Naval honors and
-.
stsasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasH
$
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Mssssssl
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all-o-
AMES aPRUANCF
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used-agalns- t-tis
Hr also recommended that Iran
nf 'acknowj--
"
RAYMOND
"
Capture of Iran would put Russian forces on the Gulf of Persia
overlooking the Indian Ocean
and menacing both the shipping
lanes to Suez and the priceless
oil of Arabia.
.After the Shah of Iran returned from tho USA, ll was expected he Would receive large shipments of American tanks, artillery etc. However, Gen. Vernon
Evans, U. S. military adviser In
Iran, advised against this. He
warned that'corruptlon,' Incipient
revolt and Inefficiency were such
Inside the Iranian Army that
U. S. tanks and equipment might
(all Into Communist hands and
e,m'de
lhe Aclated
Tress.
,hows we have 17 Navy base, scatter
arouna the world and more than 40
air
bases. And we have troops tcattered
around the uorld to protect them.
Military construction figures give some
hint of the building program that haa
been started.
Officials told Congress they planned to
spend around $240,000,000 on the projects
Included Is $23.000.t00 for a secret Navy
base. Its location and purpose were not
explained.
The Army asked $74,224,000 to strengthen troop bases for the protection of foreign bases and airfields.
Officials also have disclosed that our
pile of critical and strategic war materials Is less than half complete.
This pile consists of materials we do
not produce in sufficient quantities to supply our needs. They must come
from
foreign nations, some of them possible
enemy nations. War would shut off imports. The size of the pile
apparently is
based on our needs for an
war effort lasting several years. It
contalnt
such things at tin and asbestos
Officials estimate the value of the pile
at around $1,500,000,000 today, or slightly
more than 40 per cent of Its planned
size
ADM.
Iran.
lt-ready
'
compilation
PeJf50lT"
W
For If the men In the Kremlin
face a setback In Korea, they
are likely to save face In some
other area. And- the most Important and easiest country for
them to penetrate is
Vices, too.
We have a powerful Air Force with
around the world nm flnnwino n,...i.
latest
t
f
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too many generals.
not enough privates, that many
officers were so fat
they could not run 100 yards, let
alone stay In the field for weeks.
that it had
high-rankin- g
AMBASSADOR
SAYS
NO
Meanwhile, the Shah began to
get Irate against U, S. Ambassador John Wiley for vetoing a
big Marshall Plan grant. Wiley
waa ready to OK. a modest
grant, somewhere near the $10
million figure, but not the large
amount the Shah expected.
As a result of this and other
factors. Ambassador Wiley hat
pretty
worn out his welcome
and is being replaced by Henry
Grady, U. S. envoy to Greece.
Wiley is a good diplomat, but
you can't say "no" consistently '
and continue to be popular.
ecoMeanwhile the Iranian
nomic situation is not good; the
Party.
Tudeh, or
Is getting stronger, with the links
between it and Russia reported
bolder. Should the fltd Army,
perhaps disguised as Tudeh
troops, start a march to the Gulf
of Persia, the Shah's army probably could not hold out a week.
Also it would be humanly Impossible at this great distance, for
U. S. military forces to intervene.
"A LINE IN THlt DUST".
At the crucial Blair House conference over Korea, following the
President's return from Independence,
Mo.,
Secretary of
State- - Acheson made this argument for armed intervention.
"Our situation Is about like the
two barefoot boys," he said. "One
keeps Jabbing and poking the
other until finally the second one
draws a line, in the dust and
aays, you cross that line and
I'll knock your block off.'
"It's time we did that with Russia," Acheson concluded.
wc-1-
TRUMAN
CALLS
Over cigars in the Senate cloakroom. Sen. Warren Magnuson
waa explaining President Truman's- action, pa .Korea.
"I've played cards
President," said the
Kai-she-
VS. JOHNSON
The unfortunate backstage feud
between the Secretary of Defense
and the Secretary of State has
continued even during the tense
conversations over Korea.
During the first Blair House
debate over Korean Intervention,
Secretary
abruptly
Johnson
bi ought up the question be has
harped on for alx months Formosa.
"Korea Is Just a symbol, Mr.
President." he said. "It Isn't Important. The really Important
place Is Formost."
This got no response from
either Truman or Acheson. except
hla
that the President reminded
Secretory of Defense - that the
meeting had been called to discuss Kqtea.
Next day, however, before the
second 111 air House meeting,
Johnson slipped in to see Tru
inan"afieadof the olhers; "Ustnr
Gen. MacArthur'a argument, glv- durtaim6trV-recVrtn- t
-V
empty.-hande-
prwu-r'MDc--aesP-
Thomas
Martin, Lewis Whip
Berle At Quipping
r
four-minu-
way he treats other performers."
be remarked.
Then why do Martin and Lewis
appear on his RV show?
"If pays good money," Lewis
answered. "And Betides, you- get
an audience of 31,000,000. That's
too good to pass up."
-
By BACH
I
of
the
ha waa able
to beat JJerle.
"Very simple," he replied. "I
didn't try to play smart.' I was
very humble
funny
Just the
little kid who did crazy things.
That threw him off completely."
Lewis said he has used other
tactics when he has
et Berle
on night, club floors. "I've taken
him on three times and cut him
to ribbons." he said. "But
I
would never do that before a
RV audience. I wouldn't
let
them see me get nasty."
Lewis admitted he has feuded
with Berle-for- some time. "I
like Milton, but I don't like the
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an
THE eClEtJCe OK
STUDY OF
LIVING CONDITIONS
IMPROVIN
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asked Lwit. piffunny mm
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North Koreans' strongholds above
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until
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drive the Invading northerners back abov- -
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By the time our first
i .
men-w- ere
going in. the South Korean,
robPrh.tChr:u0,Se?Itm4d-OU- r
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thl
we turn
Affairs Ot The
tlde-th- ere,
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poSH
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Indication that our troops' have been told
to drive north of the 38th parallel Into
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DUT,
WE DON'T FOLLOW THEM
across the line to destrly them, here are
questions we face:
Will the Communist government
ot
North Korea remain Intact, free to reorganize Its army for a drive aouth again
at toon at the time looks riper
Of course, we could drive
cross the
38th line, wipe out the Communist government In the north, take possession ot all
Korea, north and south, and deplare the
whole country under the government
south republic.
But would that be a permanent solu. '
tlon? Or would the Communists In Korea
and the country It probably loaded with
them scheme and conspire to overthrow
that single, government, friendly to us, by
Internal revolution without the necessity of
Invasion of any klndT
If that happened some day If the Korean government which we favored was-- .
overthrown by revolution we'd have a difficult time then Justifying to the world
any step we made to Interfere.
AGAIN, WE MIGHT STOP AT THE 38TII
parallel, let the northern Koreans do as
they pleated, but arm the South Koreana
to the teeth with tanks and planes, enough
to defend themselves against a future attack.
(Remember, when the Greek Commu-nlst- s
began tbelr uprising against the
Greek government, which we favored, we
went In military help but not our fighting
men until the Communists were crushed.)
nut unless we keep troops in Korea
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Soviet Gets Someone Else To
Do Dirty Work As Korea Shows
PRESIDENT TltUMAN'S AUTHORIZA-tlo- n
of the use of American ground troops
in the Korean fighting should occasion no
surprise, since it wat a foregone conclusion based on pressing needs.
Invading North Korean troops not only
were In possession of Seoul, the southern
capital, but a North Korean force headed
by armored vehicles had broken through
tbe southern defenses below Seoul. If waa
a critical situation which might call for
the use of ipfantry. For despite the amazing progrosfbf science in treating fearful
weapocs of war, we haven't yet reached
can be disthe point where
pensed with.
THE SERIOUSNESS OF THE POSITION
is further emphasized by Mr. Truman's
authorization for the U. S. Air force to
fly specific military missions Into northern
Korea where necessary. Tbe President also
authorized the blockade of the entire Korean coast.
These moves should tend to allay our
anxiety rather than heighten it. They
a vigorous response to the open ag.
gresslon launched on southern Korea by
North Korea. That aggression la part .and parcel of the Conv
munlst drive to take over all Asia.
This Korean Imbroglio is a paritcidarly
good demonstration of the
methods employed by Communism in
furthering Its world revolution.
It's a perfect example ot tbe Bolshevists' scheme of getting the other fellow
to do their work for them.
THE PRESENT DANGEROUS SITUA-tio-n
grew out of the unwise allied agreement under which Russia assumed con.
trol of northern Korea at the" end of the
war, while America undertook guardianship of the South. This naturally resulted
In tbe establishment In northern Korea ef
a puppet Communist government which
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WORD-A-DA- Y
f
Everything swings around the 38th
of latitude, which is the dividing line
between the Republic of North Korea
(backed by the Russians) and the Republic of South Korea (which we support).
AFTER WORLD WAR II AMERICAN
troops occupied South Korea up to the
38th parallel.
Russian troops occupied
North Korea down to the S8th. Eventually
we got out and the Russians got out.
When, we Cot out. we didn't leave
or fighter planes for the South
Koreans In case they got Into trouble.
The Russians left planet and tanks. Thlt
equipment played a terrific part In the
000
cally short ot mica for electrical
equipment and abaca for Navy
ropes. Under stimulus from Congress, however, the munitions
board has stepped up its stockpiling program and is rushing to
complete Its goals.
at
A
iouow-e- d
However, the USA Is still criti-
HOLLYWOOD,
Dean Martin
and Jerry Lewis are back from
remarkable
the east after a
topping
Milton
"achievement
Berle.
This feat could be compared
In tbe sports world to running a
mile or scoring 18
points against Notre
Dame's
footballers. For Berle It the tec-th- e
fast squejeh and the upstage
ognlzed master of the flip quip,
technique. Many great performers have challened him to gcom-band have slunk back with
fractured eo and lacerated dignity.
That's why the trade marveled
when two such newcomer
as
Martin and Lewis managed
to
whip Berle at his own game.
When they appeared on his television show, he often teemed bewildered by their wlljLantlcs.
Japan.
:-
runner tnonage, tucn as
Pearl Harbor.
if toid the President:
" most strategic point in
the Pacific is Formosa. It was
the springboard used by the Japs
to invade the Philippines, and the
Cmnmunhts might use it for another Philippine ' Invasion. Our
control of Formosa would completely stop a Communist invasion to the South."
Probably no one can answer .now because
we got Involved so suddenly and unexpectedly.
THE REASqNS FOR OUR GETTING
In were sound enough, for if we hadn't
atepped In to help the South Koreans
1. Communists everywhere would have
taken It as a sign of American weakness
and American Munich, selling the small
countries down the river and would have
pushed as hard at they could everywhere.
2. Small countries, whose will to resist
communism has been stiffened by" 'our
promises of help In trouble, would have
lost faith In us. This would have been a
world-wid- e
,
disaster for us.
3. Korea in the hands of Communists
In case of war with Russia would provide
a lovely base against Japan and our own
forces there, since Korea almost touches
of
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TrFpCT-cenT-
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It's a little soon to be, asking, although
there'll have to be an answer, sooner or
later. No one has suggested the answer.
Johnson's argument finally had
an effect on the President, for,
at the meeting which followed, be
brought up Formosa himself.
Xcheaon then agreed to the plan
later announced by which the
7th Fleet would prevent any Communist invasion of Formosa, but
k
with Chiang
also ceasing bis bombing of the Chinese
Communis) mainland.
U. S. MAR STOCKPILES
Thanks to the stockpiling program, the sudden Korean Invasion did not catch the USA at
as Pearl llarb'.r
This time the United States hat
enough strategic materials in its
warehouses to .meet an emergency
vn though the' stockpiling program Is behind schedule.
Forexample, we have enough
manganese on hand to keep the
ateel mills producing full blast
for two years. This would give
time to import more manganese
from Africa and South America,
and to explore for new manganese sources In this country.
In fact, at this moment American representatives are surveying the manganese fields along
the African Gold Coast.
America has also kept Its syn
thetic rubber plants In operation,.
ndfias stockpiled
the rubber needed Jor war.- This
with the
handsome
Washington Democrat, "and you
don't dare bluff him. He'll caU
you every time."
Remarked Undersecretary
of
Defense Steve Early later: "I've
played cards with him too. Mr.
Truman will call you all right,
Out the trouble Is, he usually
loses."
ACHESON
get vut vi
way
Russian Capture Of Iran Would Put
Them In Position To Endanger Suez
n
developments.
There is no argument over the assertion
that our Navy Is the greatest in the world.
In case of war It probably would have
the support of the second greatest, that
of Great Britain.
Dut coupled with this fact Is another:
Ilussla has a fleet of at least 270 submarines
much
more formidable than
those used by Germany in Worfd War II.
If we had to maintain a long supply line,
across the Pacific and Atlantic ocesns,
this would be a somber situation.
However, military men point out we
have developed new
de.
and
The
exile
Marlow
Today-Jam- es
WASHINGTON.
IF WE MOP, UP IN
Korea, what then? We're in Korea up to
our necks now. And, even If we don't
a piece ot
the Senate floor.
Smith mentions Tom Connally's military service, in the
war,
but missed another chapter In his service
to his country. After voting to recognize
a state of war with Germany in 1017,
Congressman Connally, newly' arrived In
the House, laid aside his legislative duties
and went to war again, at a captain In
the 11th Division.
Texas Is proud of Its senior senator,
and hopes the country is privileged to
enjoy his leadership la foreign affilrs
for many more year. He knows what
the score Is, and can alwaya be depended
on to come through.
--
Imposed
In again.
Now That Were In Korea, The
Problem Is How Do We Get Out
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Spanish-America-
Indians
The moisture making effort generally
called for great sacrifice among the red
brethren. Entire tribes would often take
extended fasts before and during the experiments. And, when they needed moisture for the crops, they sought out the
paid him In advance and the
project was officially underway.
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If "ralar didn't itartTtglrt 'tftif "the
professionals went right Into their act,
the rain makers would noise It about
that the rain goda were Irked.
The rainmakers, It Is told, weren't behind the door when the brains were passed
out. They kept one eye on the sky. If
the heavens were clear, the rainmakers
would retire from the scene to await
some clouds. The longer the drought,
the longer their stay In conclusion.
Yt- - Ttxana .who. insist "ifsu ot ta
rain sometime probably inherited that
hvaiS-Mothe- r
TJature
into causing a shower but, to
white,
the whole ceremony was unadulterated
The Nation
of the Senate
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This
enemy
is to detect the presence oi
planes. But the network Is far from complete. The buildings and land alone needed
for additional lnstallsllons will rust an
estimated S80.000.e00. Nothing has been
appropriated. The Air Force Is spending
$50,000,000 from other funds to get this
expansion work started,
A staff of about 170.000 civilian volunteers Is being recruited to help watch for
enemy planes and to .broadcast warnings
In case of attact.
As for military strength, Defense Secretary Johnson has said:
"The state of readiness of our armed
forces and the military potential of our
country are greater today than In any
previous peace-tim- e
period In the nation's
history."
Manpower totals 1. 458.400 people,
d
with 2 235,000 at the time of Pearl
Harbor. We have 776,600 fewer military
personnel now than at the time of the
Japanese attack, but Gen. J
Lawton
Collins, army chief of staff, has said:
"We stand today stronger in the effectiveness of our men In uniform than at
any tirhe since the end of the World War
the
-
themselves looked upon
the tribe's rainmaker as a man of wis
dom and he held high staUon among
Prepared
For War Than Ever before
3
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The
U. S. Held Better
July
a
da4
U. S. Prepared For War?
WASHINGTON,
j
4i
1024, and a number of others since Ilia
experience In such affairs has enriched
his leadership of the nation's foreign poli-
lnter-parlia-
j
well as U.S. 80
Article Pays Fitting Tribute
To Senior Senator From. Texas
Senator Tom Connally comci near Justice In a profile by Beverley Smith In
the current issue of Saturday Evening
Post.
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would offer U.S. IN
still shorter
route, leaving .the road perhaps at Snyder
and angling through here. From this point
they could then go, west either to Andrews
and then to Kermlt and on to the new
section, or go hy the way of Qdrua and
Kermlt.
But eveivif It mtMDt to. traffic tor tWa
r
tomriKitUiy, the njSfw9ttvti tutiVM'a gow,"
thing. Cities opposing the proposed route
are doing a natural thing to forestall
what they believe would be lost traffic.
Actually, It Is doubtful that they would
be seriously hurt Highway Commission
Chairman Fred Wemple observed that
he never knew, a new highway to hurt an
old one.
We've always taken the Idea thst It'i
good policy to be for a good highway,
regardless of where It goes, If It serves
a real and useful purpose.
, Indiana whose ancestors were called
daft by the pale (ace because they placed
great faith In their rain maker must
get. a big kick out of his modern counterpart, the hombrea who try to milk the
clouds scientifically for moisture'.
It was always 'an act of Clod' in the
eyes of most of the white settlers, If
the red conjurers staged their act and
the 'pennies from heaven' started falling,
Jrue. the. savages might Jtaye painted
their faces, wore feathers down their
The new rout
travellers ai
Herald Staff
Rim-T- he
Soviet-controlle- d
cuckoo-ln-the-we- st
claimed to act for all Korea. This
wasn't
recognized by the United Nations,
and a
republican government wat set up in south-er-a
Korea.
Then tnlngs developed according to
routine. Russia proceeded to
North Korea. A ned army wat
created and thoroughly equipped Communist agents swarmed into aouthern Korea"
and started their task of sabotaging
government and spreading disaffection. the
IT HAD BEEN AGREED THAT
BOTH
America and Russia should withdraw
their
!ir!?P!LV oon ,
s
became eet-.- ::
The Russians announced" that the
last
of their occupation troops
were withdrawn
1M. though this never waa
America started withdrawal that
monlfi and finished the task on
June 28.
ist
com-munl-
cor"-Wn-
1"; "
the
hJ"Korean
euckoo,f
was deposited In
nest for hatching. The North
job of undermining
southern Korea, and
n.Uy launched it. attack across
the
C0W.
lu buldert at the
w!ihd ,nd Aroer,ca move1 to
of
southern Koreans
The United Statet tent Motcow
a note.
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K?
Tb Sviet Un,0n
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Koreana and tald It couldn't"- Intervene la the internal affair, of .notheV
soufh
b,!!,E SUCK0 sits
EGO 13
tight, others carry
out her program for her.
Another little nation is fighting to escape
communism. America and other western
powers
being forced to expend hug
amounts of money to halt aggression,
thereby weakening their economic
itruc.
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Big Spring (Texas) Herald, Mon., July 3, 1S5Q
Louise Graham And
A JJSiallings-Mled-,
STANTON, July 3 (Spl) Wedding
vow were exchanged by Louise
Graham fnd. Arthur James Stalling. Jr., in a candlelight ceremony
Saturday night atjjthe Stanton First
MethcdUt church" The bride 1
the daughter of Mn A. J. Graham and Stalling! is the ion of
Mr. and Mn. A. J. Stalling!, Sr.
fnsfcg.
EVENTS
MONDAY
TUESDAY
ORDER Or EASTERN STAR will meet
ftl the Uasonlc Tejnple at S p m
HU PHI Mil CHAPTER of Beta Slime
Pbl will mtlt 1 I p m
WrraNESDAY
LDlnCRAN LADIF.1 AID SOCIETT will
mill at
it 110 pm for a
devotional
end business session
FIRST METHODIST CHOIR will milt it
tht church at 7 30 p m
rinaT BAPTIST CHOIR wtll meet It Ul
church at s 10 p m
LDIES SOCIETY OP BLFkC WIU meet
at tha WOW Hill at J p m
snTcii-A-nr- r
club will matt m in
hona o( mm R II Boy sin. wi Jefferson
m at
I pm
MAIN STREET CHURCH OP OOD WUI
will meet at the church at 1 30 p m
THURSDAY
Will
AMERICAN LEO ION AUXILIARY
meet at tht clubhouse
I
ORANb INTERNATIONAL,
AUXILIARY
will meet at the WOW Hall at 3 p m
BRIDOF CLUB will meet In
DESSERT
Reuben Crctihton,
the home of Mn
130
Nolan at I p ra
CREDT WOMEN S CLUB wlU meet at
the Pint Methodist church at noon
will meet In the
STITCHERS
BAPPY
home of Mri Robert Sneed. Vealmoor
RU at S p m
pn
it
rRtDAY
Mushed Potatoes- Fresh Snap Beans
Hot Biscuits
Bread and Butter PlcUes
Strawberry Cake
Beverage
Iteclpe for Starred Dish Follows)
STRAWBERHY CAKE
Ingredients! 1
nips sifted cake
bakflour, 1 teaspoon double-actio- n
teaspoon
salt,
ing powder, 2
eggs
2
sugar,
1
cup
cup butter
12 cup rnllk- - 1 teaspoon rantllr,
sweetened
sliced
strawberries.
t
2
rw
win
CoflHtrfennr-Mlimrh.nn Tto.f.t.ei will be Ur.. C A
Jones
chairman Mrs Charles Rainwater Mrs Richard Johnson and Mrs
Dee Davis
FRIENDSHIP BRIDGE CLUB will meet
R T Bluhm, 107
In the home of Mrs
E. Ilia, it 1pm
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Call Son In Germany
Mr and Mrs J R Petty talked
long distance to their son, Cpl.
James Petty In Kobcrg, Germany
Sunday night. Cpl. Petty has been
In Germany for the past 16 months
and plan to return to the states
sometime in January.
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Entire stock will be sold.
Many new things to choose
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Old China Milk
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Bargain Table of nice
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July holiday, most club rjieetlngs
scheduled for tomorrow have been
cancelled.
Among those who will not hold
regular aesslons ar Business and
Professional Women's Club, John
A Kee Rebekah Lodge, Big Spring
Rebekah Lodge, Eager Beavers
and Leisure Bridge Club.
Only two organisations have re
ported that meetings will be held
Order of Eastern Star will meet
at the Masonic Temple at 8 p. m
and the Nu Phi Mu Chapter of
Beta Sigma Phi will convene at
B p. ra.
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Ara fular $6.99 valua.
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GARDEN TITY, July 3 (SpD-J. C Cunningham served n
hostess 'at the meeting of the Af
ternoon Bridge club In her home
Wednesday afternoon Mrs W. K
Scudday won high score and Mrs.
Alby Crouch won second hlRh
Mrs Joy Wflkerson won low score
Refreshments were served to Mrs
Alby Crouch, Mr. I. L Watklns,
Mrs. W. K Scuddy. Mrs Ray High- tower, Mrs. D. W. Parker, Mrs
Joy Wllkerson and Mrs. Pete Un
derwood.
Mrs.
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$10.00
BLOUSES
$1.00
BLOUSES
to 44. Values to
Cotton and Crap.
Long sleeves.
$1.99
88c HALF SLIPS
SLIPS
SKIRTS
PANTIES
$1.88
print
GIRDLES
Regular values to f I.M.
4 supper!
33 to 38.
3 PAIR $1.00
$1.00
eATS
Permanently wrinkle resistant, no pressing
needed. The xlp-ilining is of 100 per cent
weel, making this a. 2 in 1 coaf good for season
'round wear, in beautiful new fall shades.
A regular $29.95 value, during our July Jam
beree sale only
First Quality 54 Gauge, IS Denier
$1.00
19
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New Fall Shades
Slightly Irregular
SUITS
69c
New fall suits at July Jamboree
3 PAIRS $2.00
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HOSE
5
$3.00
LINING
ZIP-I- N
51-1-
Sixes 32
Many other Items too numerous
to mention.
2 For $1.06
Strap or .triples styles.
IP'
$1.59
2 FOR
SLIPS
Cottons and Crapes.
to 40. Reg. $2.99
79c
MSi
39c
PANTIES
nd esntv styles.
BRAS
5 Fair
$1.00
Rayon Jorsay all
Sixes and Colors.
A new shipment of spring and summer
cottons, some
crepes and gabardines. Pastel colors, values le 13.19.
Mr
2 FOR $3.00
51.00 JERSEY
REO. $1.29
Sites
Short or
$1.59
2 FOR $3.00
A..MrJBrjiu
ele pricesl Crease resistant ray-ethe wonder fabric. All the
newest fall shades and In sixes 10
te 10. Regular $24.95 values now
n,
SLIPS
GOWNS
HALP SUPS
ATTENTION
16
trimmed and talfored. Reg. $$.99
$1.99
Bathing Suits
On Hwy. la).
Reg. $4.99.
All sixes and
eelen
$2.99
DONALD'S
BeseVseasesiseH11
Lee
Cottons, Crepes end Satins.
ACRES
NURSERY
95
GOWNS
Values Te $199. Sixes 32 Te 40
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WpMiMdag to
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Steaks
sixes.
Long
Reg. $5.99
$2.99
Mexican Foods
HIOHWAV
Slxaa 9
$2.9?
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Washable cottons.
'
Cottons and Crapes In prints
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HOUSE DRESSES
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$1.99
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The Rev R L. Bowman
sponsored the group on the outing,
assisted by Mrs. Joy Wllkerson
Those going were Phlllls Durrant,
Sandra and Judy Gay Wllkerson.
Helen Cunningham, Darla Kay and
urenrja cook, Kemey Sue Scudday.
Mary Ruth, Thelbert and' Aubrey
Asblll, Retha Lee HuBelns. Jlmml.
McCorquadale. Jimn-- y Smith Mar- ceutne Ulll. Mr. Joy Wllkerson
ana me nev B L Bowman.
last
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noon.
Miles
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Mr. atd Mrs". H. D. Bruton were
hosts to an Ice cream party for
numbers of the Eager Beavers
and their famlllea Saturday night
In their home, 610 Douglas.
Progressive 42 was the entertainment for the evening.
Attending were Mr. and Mrs
Joe Mitchell end David, Mf. and
Mrs tMnvtr Yates, Mr. and Mrs
Clarence Procter, Mr. and Mrs
Leroy Findley and Sara Lee, Mr
and Mrs B O. Burnett, Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Splvey and Judy, Mrs
R I Klndley, Mr. and Mrs. J. E j
Freeman and Johnny and Edith
Mrs. W. L. Clayton, Merlene Bur-nett, Bruce Wells, Joe Barry Clayton. Mrrlc Qaskln, Nlta Chapman,'
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'Mrs
rotorr tnd Rrchafd, j
niary oem ana jean sales. 1'aisv
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A swimming party and watermelon feast comprised the entertainment when members of the
Intermediate group of the Union
church were honored at the Steve
Currle Ranch
H ail
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and Mrs. P F. Pryor and
Donald are vacationing in Colorado and New Mexico
Mr and Mrs. Don Powers and
.
son
Mr. and Mrs. C G. Parsons uuuugmade a business to De Leon
we week.
and children were honored with
Frances Cox. daughter of Mr
a picnic by the members of the
Cox, underwent
Baptist church Monday afternoon
J.
Reports were heard concerning .
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the Bsptlst youth encampment. Reports were presented by Lynday
GUUsple
JCsp
Mary
Parsons,
and Annet Ward Gifts were presented to the honored guests. Those
attending were Mr and Mrs. Lee
Smith and Kenneth, Mr. and Mrs.
WBHAVIPttNTYOP
Ronnell McDanltl and children,
SHRUBSTHATYOUCAN
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Cook,
Kay
Mrs
Mrs. Alton.
PLANTOW.
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llaple, Mary. Paul and Don GUUsple, Fred Christie, Mr and Mrs
Bosm la BaelteU
A. Wade and children, Annet Ward
and the Parson family.
EASON
Members of the Young People's
Prayer group of the Union revival
were entertained with
swimming party and watermelon feast
at the J W. Cox ranch home
Friday afternoon. Sponsors for 111
outing were the Rev. R. A. Ren-fr- o
and the Rev. A. C. Durrant.
Those entertained were Harry Love",
Larry caiverley, Dryarit Harris,
Nell Coburn, Ben and Bonnetta
Cox, Lue Low. Lynda Smith, Theora
Caiverley, Mrs. Fern Cox and Mr.
and Mrs. 3. Vf. Cox.
$5.99
Waihablo eotlons and crepes
In this group. Reg. $8.99
In cotton.
$3.99
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H, D. Bruton Home
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leal treatment In Savanab, Mo
Mr. and Mrs. Dlek Hittson of
Breckenrjdge ire business visitors
here. '
Mrs. R. A. Bennett, Is a patient
In a Big Spring hospital.
John McAdams was a surgical
patient In a Big Spring hospital
during the week.
Mrs. Roy Louder Is convalescing
at her home. She was released
from the Medical Arts hospital lu
Big Spring during the week.
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M. ftlassey nave returnee irom
fishing trip in Mitchell county.
Mr. and Mrs, R. S Lewis and
spen the
sons
of Sweetwater
week end in the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J, D.
American
Or is It pro- "-- v.Lounty Judge Sarah T Hughes of
Dallas was named as sole nominee
for the presidency of B&I'W EIcc- ,
be n ,d F w
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Meetings Canceled Outdoor Parties Highlight Social
To Observe Holiday
News Notes From Garden. City Area
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com'ortu, the
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They are attending the 10th blen- nlal convetlOn of the National
Federation of Business and Pro- lesslonsl Women's Clubs.
Opening the barrage was the out- golug president, Dr. Frances Scott
of Northampton, Mass bhe Is the
author of several books on health
and hygiene and an associate professor of hygiene at Smith College.
She declared: "There must be a
new pattern In thinking with respect to women's place In the
world.
"Industrialization took them out
of their homes, then It left the
greatest unemployed force In history.
Women must band together to
reach top positions. Other women
must help them, and must apply
their Intelligence in national af
fairs.
"Division of work should not be
on a basis of sex
"In our civilisation the Job belongs to the person best fitted to do
It. The distinction between men's
work and women's work all but
vanished during the last war. our
Ijjfilnklnu haijBQt ltSPtjAfCKllh
reality
What Is democracy?" she ask- d. as. It anatts?AlMM.iilOJULnD
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EARLY FOR
JULY 5TH
9:00 O'CLOCK
bafAng powder Of Mrs Maggie nofclnsoir wcr sorand salt together. Cream butter, bin Graves.
add sugar, and cream thoroughly
Mrs. Charlie Cravens underwent
It you arc using an electric mixer ; medical treatment In a San Angelo
beat eggs In thoroughly, one at hospital weanesaay.
a Mme. It not, beat eggs together
Mrs Dee Carter and children
well I.Wore adding Add dry In- visited relatives In Lubbock during
gredients alternately with milk and tha week.
vanlila ln several additions. BePlans were completed for the
nf ntf.u
nfrirlre
ginning and ending with flour. Bake inRliiiauiuu Wl
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square pan In meeting of the local Rebekah lodge
In a buttered
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oven until 287 at the lOOF hall Monday even-- I
a moderate (375 F
services were
done-- ..bout 23 to 30 minutes Allow
Installation
Ing.
to staid on cake rack about S scheduled for July 10.
mlnutis bfforr turning out. When
Mrs. Johnnie Rhodes and children
cold, cut Into squares, slice each of Odessa were guests during the
layer-cake
in
center
through
square
week In the home of her parents.
fashion and spread bottom Mr and Mrs. John Burnam.
layer with strawberries. Replace
Salty QlUlsple Is convalescing In,
top and garnish with whipped sn El Paio Hospital touowing an
cream.
automobile accident occurlng In
that City earlier In the week.
Mrs. Verlon Brewer Is recuperat.
J lng at her home following
an ac
"Mr and Mrs Hearts!)! Faucett cident which causea ner to injure
of Dallas and Mrs Joe Faucett of her foot.
Mr. and Mrs. Harrell Ervin at
Big Spring have returned from a
vacation trip to Colorado and tended the funeral of his grand
Colo father In Missouri during the week
New Mexico In Boulder,
Mr and Mrs. J. D McCresless,
tney visited In Jhe homo of Mr
and Mrs C B. hanksbn, former Mr and Mrs Raford, Mf and Mrs
HER!
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WEDNESDAY
MtWtet Silt hour,
shall and daiBhter, Mary of Abilene, Mr.l and Mrs Allen MashMrs. F. N Phelps's horse. Sturburn of Midland, and the Rev. and dy One, Is finicky about tha. u oath
Mrs J. B. Stewart and family of er and has an air conditioning unit
Midland
In his stall at Belmont Park.
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Ida Peters, maid of honor, wore
fellow organdy dress and white
carnations In her hair.
Gordan Mashburn, college room
mate of the groom, was best man
Candlellghters were Jo Jon Hall
and Mrs. Lawrence Adklns. Mist
Hill was attired In
dress of
blue organdy and wore a wristlet
corsage. Mrs. Adklns wore a dusty
rose votue and a wristlet corsage
of white carnations.
Mrs. Claude Houston, organist,
played the traditional
music and accompanied Mrs. Ray
Marshall, aunt of the bride, who
sang "Because"
preceding the
ceremony and "The-- Lord' Pray
er" aa the benediction.
A reception was held In the
church parlor following the cere
mony. The serving table was cover
ed with a cutwork linen cloth and
centered with an arrangement of
rosea and dahlias. Appointment
were of crystal and silver.
Following a wedding trip to New
Mexico, Mr. and Mrs. Stalllngs will
be at home In Lomax where he
Is engaged in farming.
A
JTANTOtt. July 3. (Spl)-- B.
E.
Rlggan, L. D and Wayne Rtggan
and Henry Grates visited during
the week In OtonS.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Lumpkin.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Johnson and
son, Lewis of Electric, Ala , and
Mrs. J H. Dtwklns of De Leon
were Monday evening guests In the
Morgan home.
Mrs. Eddie Cheaves of Dallas
visited Mrs. Verbln Graves recent
T
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Mrs D. C Norum ot
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or Lomax.
The nev. J. B. Stewart, paitor
of Aibury Methodlit church in
Midland, rejd the double ling ceremony befort an altar banked with
basket of pink gladioli and green
ry.
Given in marriage by her brother,
June Qraham. the bride wore a
dress or pink eyelet organdy fash
ions with bouffant skirt and a
scalloped neckline. Her ptnk ".hour.
veil was held by a crown
FRANKLIN'S
JMY TAMBOREr
News Notes
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Lamesa
LAMESA, July 3.
gained a split In Its series with
the Lubbock I lubbers by winning
el
a
decision by the sevfn-hl- t
houing of John Fetzcr here Sunday
afternoon
The Ixibos managefl 01117 fight
hits off Bob Clodfelter but made
1
them tmcK."
Tim Lamesans $6r away to a
two-rulead in the first panel and
were never headed
Don Moore accounted for both of
Lubbock tallies singling
home
Jackie Wilcox In the fourth and
crashing out, his tenth homer of
the season In the ninth. .
Jodie Heeler pounded hli Hlh
homer for Lamesa In the eighth.
4
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muMNUiir-inin- gi
are looking up tor me Big spring Broncs. pictured sbov
row. Msnny Junto, Danny Concepclon. Bert Oarc a. Oert Baar Fe.lt nnm.. .- -j
uoDDy Mires tDaiooyj,
Mtrnandet, Carlos (Potato) Pascual, and Manager
f
The club recently won
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Morgan, Reynolds, Crook And
Farmer Attain Semi-Fina-
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Chlcato
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The season extends for 1M games
lice er lb
3
Philadelphia 7, Wathlnitnn 4
tcpejr rf
this jcar wherc-a- s in '47 the teams
4
New Tork 1ft. Boalon 0
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Detroit t 3 Cleveland
ls
plajcd but 130 Kact must average
1133 0S
I'lnto is
3 0
NATIONAL IKAC.UE
Alnnao
It
better than onc HBI a game
3 0 0 3 0
Boston ll- New York ft 1
FVtrer p
3
St. Louie 1. rittiburih 1
0 10 3
in order to replace Cowsar's name
TolaU
33 S S 37
Chlcato H Cincinnati 0
In the record books
(100 100
a doubleheader The second game I triinoCK .
Philadelphia 1 1 Brooklyn 4 S
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300 003 01
CTEXAS LEAOUr
Cearlcj
S
no doubt, is thankful
ended In a 10 InninR
Krrori Wllrox Dftolev Cilo rune hetl,f
3
Beaumont
Shreveporl
tie
lialttd
he
doesn
to
Potato
face
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In
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Moore 3 Peeler 3 Calo Plnlo,
Houston 3 Ban Antonio 3
by Pennsylvania's
curfew law to baa hlta Wllcoa Clodfelter Dempeer.
Pascual cery day In the week
Oklahoma City 11 Dallas 1
Held hltlrvs throuuli six innings by Calo
I'lnto home, rum D Moore neeler.
Tort Worth 7. Tulsa 3
liirl went up against Spud last
Four golfers remained In the
WEST TEXAS NEW MFXICO
qtiutu ,iMfi
Slmnuuut,
Curt
juae spooler etiejer
thoXodK
nallnt itoiibl.
Thursday
play 'Wllcoi lulllean and Stenborl
ntnff-f- ur
Thr
eight
for
In
runs
the
,
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seventh
on baaea tubbock 8 Lameaa 4 bales
tlme-sleft
lilt Into
double plav and Club Golf tournament crown
Abiien. u p.mp.
By JOE RE1CHLER
on balla oft Clodfelter
and ninth to overcome
an
Lamaaa ft Lubbock a
strike oula Clod.
lined to Pat Stasey In right field
Sunday matches
''tier 3 Fetaer 3, umpires. Crala and
deficit
1(U.I1U
Associated Press Sports Wlrttr
in five tripsr
39
Jake Morgan, Earl Reynolds, J
The St Louis Cardinals remain Wrlrh lime
Bobby Fellc--r racks up his 200th
R
Farmer, and BUI Crook won majof league triumph
ed three percentage
In hind
Jose Cindan, the Big Spring pitchJoe DIMag-gl- o tho Phillies The Rod points
matches to stay In
MMTJ3
liirds edged
ing nee back in 1947 is now toiling second-rouna
becomes
first
Philabaseman
Tommy
for the Galveston club of the Gul. the race Morgan defeated
delphia drops defending champion out the Pittsburgh Pirates, 2
LONOHORN LEACie
Coast league That's the outfit own- Hullo, 5 and 4. Reynolds outlasted Brookln Dodgers into fourth place Pitcher George Mungrr drove In
W L Pet
TEAW
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30
Odena
ed by Claud McAden and Les Champ Rainwater. 3 and 2. Crook In the National League standings the first St Ixiuls run with n sixth
ATTORNET-AT-LA4S
Roiwell
34
sts 4'4
defeated Arch Carson. 4 and 3, with
Mauldin, the cxBlg Springers.
straight whopping Inning double off Will Werle and
third
57 7
44 35
Bit Sprint
Stat Narl Bank Bldtj.
and Farmer defeated Ray Andcr. Cleveland Rookie Al Rosen lies scored on Tommy Glavianos to- 41
1
.
Vernon
44 17
Phone
San Anielo
Kbate hit
41 31
'34
son, 6 .and S
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LITTLE
(or
Wflllams
INTEREST
the home run
Midland
3t 44 483 U'a
The eight golfers had advancca lead Chicago Cubs thrash Cincin31 eftr)
Local fam apparently do not
Sweetwater
3i3 II
on nati. 16-14 fte
300 J7'i
Batllnter
care whether any of the local to tho tourney's quarterfinals vicTTT NM
LEAGUE
These are bul a few" of the base-ha- ll
players see action In tne Long-hor- n the strength of opening round
Tea ana
W L Pet
Pampa
43 17
014
The regular Tuesday meeting of
league's
headlines today following one
game July tories earlier in the day. Crook
TRY
Lubbock
1,
3
Ingllsh.
and
Dan
of tho most action packed Sundays the Big Spring Rotary club will
la 19. Very few ballots have been had beat
La. mesa
39 M
4t 4'a
WestGeorge
on the diamond In many seasons net be held this week due to con.. .. 31 3ft 911 'a cast and the deadline is midnight Carson defeated
sorter
3S
Albuquerque
31
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47
brook. 7 and 6. Anderson beat out
The Phils retained first place In flict with the Independence Day
I's Friday.
33 40
Amarnio
4H 11',
Burl McNallen 3 and 2. Farmer the National League, whipping the holiday. Walton Morrison, presi3
Abilene
403 11
41
4
and
J,
Griffin,
C.
G
Dodgers,
10 43
outshot
400 lS'i
In the first game of dent has announced
Cloru
AVERAGE SOARS
TEXAS LEAGUE
E.
W.
The picture of Pat Stasey. the Rainwater underscored
V
TEAM
L Pet
t
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Ramsey.
2.
and
apBig
Spring
baseball chieftain,
Fort worth
i is est
Tulsa
4'
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fttl pears in the diamond phamphlet,
Sam McComb, 5 and 3; Hutto de
Oklahoma City
Sit FAMOUS
and
SLUGGER YEAR BOOK feated Bob Hodges, 1 up,
San Antonio
too
ftoo
Beaumont
1950, published by the Illllerlch Morgan won from Bob Satterwhlte,
Dallaa
411 and Bradsby
Co , iLoulsvllle, Ky. 6 and S
Shreveport
403
In consolation play, Hodges de
All minor league batting champs
Houston
311
AMEBICAN LEAGUC
for 1940 are similarly honored feated Satterwhlte, 6 and S; McTEAM
t. Pet Stasey
won the Lqnghorn league's Comb defeated Ramsey, 1 up; Mc
Detroit
t 1 car
,Nallen beat Griffin. 1 up;
New Tork
and
41 3t
too batting honor last year with a recCleveland
41
S14
It
English
1
defeated
Wcstbrook,
370.
ord
of
Boston
41
31
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419
incidentally,
Washtntton
when Stasey got up.
11 3t
Chlcato
Six other matches are slated for
441 those seven
consecutive base hits
Philadelphia
15 43 JJ7
Sweetwater and Ode it a Tuesday in the first, second, and
St. Louis
33 43 .331 against
NATIONAL LEAGUE
last week, his average Jumped all third flights of the annual tourney
T.
TEAM
Pet
Sam Hefner clashes with Poe
Philadelphia
31 3
t4 the way from 358 to 382. That's
Harrington
Matt
St Louie
39
1(1 what he was clouting last Friday Woodard and
37
Boalon
37
set morning
meets Speedy Nugent In first flight
Brooklyn .
35 3S
551
play tomorrow. In
the second
A LEADINO RIVAL
33 31
Chlcato
sot
New Tork
Big flight, James
31 31
e
Edwards
meets
42
Cliff Patton, the
31 41
3S4
Flttaburfh
Spring high school athlete who F"rank McClcsky and Avery Faulk33 41
Cincinnati
344
reportedly weighs in the neigri- - ner faces Don Burke.
Third flight matches are slated
borhood of 27S pounds now, will
GAMES TODAY
r,
have a rival in his bid to be between Bud Cole and Sidney
and
the biggest man in the National
and Frank Proctor
LONOnOBN LEAGUE
Johnny Hatch.
fro Football league next fall.
TONIGHT S SCHEDULE
Leo, Nomellini, the University
Roiwetl at Batllnter
-- .
apiuuj.AtOdeaaav cc
of Minnesota: oolithwho goes
Jalt
Ban Antelo at SweetwateT"
to the San Franciico 49tr, will
Mldland at Vernon
carry mora than 270 nounjs.
.
raoBABLE
rrrcHE5- -- NATIONAL
LEAfltC
Homellini, you'll rc'all, wresiTn
rs ekjes
Brooklrn at New York Roe
during the. winter months.
Jansen (I 4)
10-- 6
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Patton keeps his weight up by
Church (I 01
of
and
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lots
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yesat
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English
terday with a resounding 10--6 vie.
title, is expected to diaw tho small- tory
OMAHA. July 3 ID
Jim Eng- est crowd of all
Balllnger shoved over four runs
lish of Tied Oak, la , had a competl-tlIn the sixth to tie the score then
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went on to win with two tallies In
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up the game in the eighth with
CHICAGO
July 3 IP
The
en route to an 11 and 10 final major league's
fireworks four runs Tom Jordan, Roswell
victory over 24 year-ol- d
Jack Vick-er- s don't explode until July 11, but the catcHer. batted In all his team s
of Wichita, Kan
and
rival American
National five runs with a couple of homers
San Angelo edged Vernon
leagues today had their big guns
lined up and rcidy to bcom in scoring two runs in the fourth on a
single by Indio Bcltran and a triple
baseball's midsummer classic.
The Boston Red Sox and ?t by Tony Caballera Beltran scatLouis Cardinals, each with three tered right Vernon hits.
positions dominated
By
Midland pushed across four runs
tho nationr
In the eleventh to beat Sweetwater
wide balloting for the 16
2
of
pitchers
fttarters exclusive
Four Sweetwater errors and
a Midland single did the damage.
which ended last weekend.
A total of 3 1G7 326 fans particiother one..
HOYLE
Jim Prince hit a three run homer
The Steed, will return here Fri pated in the poll for the 17th an- for the vflnners
"dream game" at Comlskey
day night to entertain the Vernon nual
balloting was
Park. The
a
Dusters, Tight .ndw involved In
conducted by 290 newspapers and
terrific scrap with the Steeds for radio stations
'
Starting lineups and June 29 batthird place in the standings.
ting averages.
Three Y Church Softball league
games are booked to be played at
AMERICAN LEAGUE
143 the City park this evening
Walter Dropo, Boston, lb
but
294 there'll be no Industrial loop conBobby Doerr, Boston, 2b
(A Taltnt Rscord Recording Artist)
George Kelt, Detroit 3b
.372 tests Tuesday Jxcause of the holik
.317 day
Phil Rlziuto New York" si
.326
Tonight's activity sends
Ninety- - Ted Williams, Boston ol
East
1
DETROIT. July 3 (fl
351 Fourth
Walter Evcrs. Detroit cf
Baptist, against
Weslev
City
.371 Methodist.
two survivors In the Motor
Larry Doby Cleveland of
First Flantl.t
.291 North
Op,en Golf Tournament went out Larry Berra New York, c
Side Bantlst and Flrat vt.wA
$1
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
beat
par
Dyienan against First Methodist
another
to give ale man
351
Stan Musial St Louis, lb
On
Thursday,
Wesley Methodist
ing today in the third round of the Jackie Robinson. Brooklyn, 2b .378
affair at Red Run Coun- Willie Jones, Philadelphia, 3b 302 plays First Bantlst. Flmt Preshv.
opposes
tcrlan
North Side Baptist
try Club.
.261
Marty Marlon, St Louis ss
and First Methodist fancies with
Dr. Cary Middlecoff was In the Enos Slaughter St Louis, of
332
LEGION
vanguard of par busters with a 133 Ralph Klncrv Pittsburgh, of
.278 East .Fourth IlnntUI
in
Industrial
nlav
leasue
total for the first two days, That Hank Sjuer Chicago, ol
. 307
Wednesday.
put him one stroke Up on the field Roy Campanella, Brooklyn, c .311
McDonald
Motor
clashes with jCosden and Phillips
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66
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T
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66
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Oilers
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31 iH 34
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Catcher
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1114
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ROSWELL
BRONCS
4
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1
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Bill Cearlcy, the outfielder Odessa picked up from Laredo of the Hlo
Grande Valley league, has a fairly good chance of shattciing Bob
Cow tar's
r6cord as
does TomJordan of Tloswell
Cearlcy had clubbed home 96
runs at the latest report, which
about matches Cowiar s pace toward the 176 Bob achieved back
Uakal A
VvAnUMA
A
AT HERD PARK TUESDAY
here, scoring four run, In a big
eighth inning.
The BlgjSprlng Tigers play nost
The belated uprising, touched off
by Pet, Stascy's sizzling tingle past to the Coahoma Bulldogs Tuesday
Rust Mays, neutralized the effect In a 3.30 o'clock contest at Steer
of two powerful home runs hit by park.
Tom
Jordan, Roswell skipper,
The meeting will be the third
round trippers that produced all
of the season for the two teams.
the Rocket tallies
Bert Baeii who had trouble only The Tigers won the first bout be
with Jordan during the speedy hind the
pitching of Gus
contest,
(one hour 37 minute)'
10-Bulldogs fought
but
the
rolled to his ninth win of the seato
in the
a
locals
standout
the
son, he has lost five
p
encounter.
Ed Norton, who did his pitching follow-uYnez Yanei's contingent dropped
for Balllnger until recently, kept
to the Colorado
the situation fairly well in hand an M decision
City Indians In Colorado City Sunfor Tloswell until the eighth when day
afternoon.
he temporarily lost his control and
L. Madrid scattered eight Big
passed Felix Gomez, then hit Dan- - Spring
hits to achieve victory. The
.... rAAAnfnM t... kalniti h trn
Jorge Lopez came In to lay theLJV, of?
their tKUmm In the first
hallWdown and caught Third Sack-e- r two innings but
he was airtight
to
gaining a life
alter that.
load the' sacks
Madrid also led the Indians with
Jordan debated about spelling the stick, getting three blows in
V i c
Norton for Left Handed
four expeditions.
Michalec but left the New Jersey TH.r-R(I)
asiaroA
Arlata If
.
S 0 0 S 0
righthander in there to face
c lb
rior
3
fe 3
The infield moved in close MarUnes Ik
o S
0
3
is
"1 1 J
for a play at home plate or a Memln
Oamboa 3b
4
chance at a double play but Sta. Hernadet r(
....
3 0 0 0 0
P
sey, who hid not hit all after"
10
10 1
Lara c
3 10 11
noon,
rammed the ball past T Flerro
3
Mays Into center field and plat- O Kernandea i
.
0 o 0 o
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A
Fltrro p.3b
4 0
ed two rum.
Totala
jj 4 S111
34 13
Canter Fielder Cotton Llndloff i atruck out lor T. rierro In tin
Juggled the ball temporarily and Madrid(i) If
.
.
4 10 0 0
Lopez legged It all the way home Rivera
. .
S
1
3
Anaya lb
4 0 0 s 0
Stasey
Big
Spring
ahead.
put
to
Braello aa lb
4
play
on
the
and
moved Into second
Oarcla c
4 0 10
L
Madrid
In
4
1
promptly
drove
Potato Pascual
13 0 0
OllTaa r(
Patrick with the seventh tally
Guerrero 3b
R
c
Oarcla
4
men
Baez retired three straight
114 0
Totals
14
S 10 11 II
d
In the ninth to send the
TIOERS
110 000 0104
COL
CITY
Oil 030 03
fans home happy.
t
Errori, Memln Oamboa 3 Nako Her- RAMBLINGS
Jordan' round naruiet
T riarro
X
1
Anaaa.
trippers were his 21st and 22rid of L Madrid, rune batted In Oamboa A
Marllnti. Nako, L Madrid. Jllrere,
Pete Hernandez Flerro
the campaign
Oarcla 1 n Oarcla. two bale hlti A
bashed his fourth homer of the rierro L Madrid, three ban hlu.
a
Nako A Pierre, double plays.
year in the second with the sacks
to riorea. Lara to Martinet. X, Madpicked
The Drones
deserted
rid to Anaya ten on baiea. Blr Sprint s
up their first run In the first on Colorado Cltr S aaertflre O Kernan-detolen baaca Floret Memln L Madsingles by Concepclon and Lopez rid baiea on balla
off L. Madrid
4
In A. rierro 3 tit by pitcher, Madrid by
by Pascual
and a
Nako
Charlie
scorer.
Flerro
pilfered
the fifth, Gomez singled,
serond and legged it home on
hit Jordan was beaned All-Star
In a rundown between third and
home in the fourth and collapsed
after being tagged by Baez but
Longhorn League All-Stwas pronounced okcy by a doctor
gama
at San Angelo, July
All the hurlers who appeared
.
Baez and Nor- 19th.
had good control
ton each walked one man while
WEST TEAM
Norton's relief,, Michalec, did not
pass a man.
Nam
Club
Position
ROSWFLL (5)
ro-r- - ; r - ABRItfO
TMrr-i- r
T
1
0
Kinria lb
Pitcher
A
,,
.
Jeejenn ll
J 3
1
IaM liT
M1k&2tf
BAEZ GETS 9TH VICTORY
5--
tobor
Right Field
Wins
Center Field
Left Field
Manager
e
Name
Nines
Trans-Mississip-
Address
The voting rules:
Voters must select no more
than five players from any
one team. Ballots should he
mailed no later than July 8.
eMHssssssssstw
LBKl
e
Set For Clash
one-ha- lf
KH
ftssuflal
aH'
all-st-
3--
Cayuses Hit Road For Important
Series With Odessa And Roswell
Flush from a successful home
stand that showed three wins In
four starts against the two clubs
ahead of them ic the Longhorn
league race, the Big Spring Broncs
hit the road today for their moat
crucial games of the season.
Hie Broncs go flrft to Odessa
for three games in two nights, then
head for Roswell and two important engagements with the Rockets
rat Stasey's contingent dropped
Odessa, the current pace setter.
two In two starts her last week.
t
'"Mop up vour leaky-- water then halved a pair with the
a situation that left them
heater worries with a .call to Rockets,
seven games off Odessa's pace.
BIO SPRINO PLUMBING CO."
morning
Indications were this
that Gil Guerra would throw for
Big Spring in tonight's single fame
with Odessa, which gets underway
at 8.13 o'clock.
In tomorrow evening's Independence Day twin bill, which starts
at 5.30 o'clock, there is lndlcstlon
Bert Garcia may lie brought back
607 W. 3rd St
Phone H08
to tClLlD
while
jTesus Uley U due to Vrork la the
red-ho-
--
Music
all-sta-
16-1-
NIX
Industrial Teams
Idle On Tuesday
y
And His
-
WEST TEXAS COWBOYS
Middlecoff Leads
Motor City Open
EVERYONE INVITED
.!.
ADMISSION:
DANCIN6 9 TO
.20 Per person, Tax Inc.
AMERICAN
'
.CLUB
Msn--tnrm- -t
.
ul.nds
?Jx.
h
CLARIFIED DISPLAY
Big Spring Herald, Won., July 3, 1050
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
Prices' Today
I At) FORD Pickup There' none left like
O
?OJi
.rX
OLDSMOniLE' Srdanctte-Stan- drd
Fully equipped
trantmlsilon
lA&
rw
FOnD Club Coupe- - Fully Equipped
(Really a honey)
.S
int Oreff
Sedan-Her-
$85.
Truman Jones Motor Co.
Runntlt
403
2S44
.
. Phone H44
Ittml
tulta-Ma- i.
yi
--
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--
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phimbln
fboiM
L
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AS
Wilt
rib
--
el
Metall
women
i
la
'rnsi,;.
"
UXY.
Bo I T'":7
Tj'i"rrwnn
t
-
tut
Quickly and
Oil Met Oxtro
InvHerst body aid
Old
100
South Nolan Street
AUTOMOBILES
ron
twlie T4r
iMI Plymouth lpcT
ft 4 to Itedle itn4 Htstcr
A lira n
rtatBAiat al.lsAver
.II
IBIS
New Mattreitet
Made To Order
nw.
1949
Cuttom
B
ANNOUNCEMENTS
FORD
Low
1947 FORD
2-T- on
1942 FORD
2-T- on
It
19M
1947
r
iPeppn
LWB Truck
LWB Truck
'i
Vf
II'
Iggaaaaaaaajgaaaaajaaaggaaaajjl
i
All 'Peaches' Don't Grow On Trees
If You Want
SEE MARVIN HULL!
'46 Plymouth Club Conpe, R
Si
II
$805.
MECHANIC
Jr.
KDIlt
Pot Countr Attorney!
MACK HODOERS
JAMES RFAKDEN
O N IL Lorns
.
IIAHTMAN II003F8
Por Tai Aitei.or Collector:
B
P FIICPMAN
R n HOOD
Por Count f Superintendent!
WALKER BAILEY
P countr Clerk!
LEE PORTER
Por Count
Trearurer
MRS. TRANCES C1LENN
Tor Countr Comrali"loncr
PcL Nd I
LEO HULL
WALTER LONO
P O HUQIIES-lOubl PHTAR
PIERSON MOROAN
EARL B STOVALL
Por Cnunlr rommluloner Pit No I
W W DPNNETT
W
II Itllrk) SinPJI
A
R
IDobl PUHANK
H
M isaml WINHAM
ROY BRUCE
PETE THOMAS
I llllll
W A
BONNPR
LAWHKNCE ROBINSON
Por Countr CommUiloner Pet Na 1
n L. iPanchol NALL
48 Chrysler New Yorker
$1050.
ARrnuiij jBWLLiiiaa
46 Plymouth Tudor Sedan, R & II . . v. . ..,S8U5
t-- a ttttatY BUCUANAN -E (Short!) LONO
'47 Mercury Sedan, Radio & Heater
S1095. I
rt;AW"IUS53ttS,l.'J!-- W
I
'41
P HILL
It tr II (Nice
150.1
k.
Countr Surverort
$toori lorRALPH
W
'41 Ford Club Coupe, Heater
BAKER
Por Juitlre of Peace
Prl It
W O (Orlonl LEONARD
,f38 OldsmobUo Sedan, It & II
$295.
COVERED
Olds
--
will
1502
dealer has opening
UT4
B3
bull
WAOON
If
mechanic.
POR SALE Oood new and und radl-ata- ri
for all can and truck!, pick.
trartora and oil field equip
upi
meat BalUfactlon fuaranteed Peurl.
01 E 3rd St
for Kadlalor Company
$100.00 to $125.00
fc
BIKES
en t
job,
n
IRONINO AND lewtnt done. 120 Mee-quSt. 1 block eouth Chris' Bar
becue. Weit Hwy to
and
D
1STI--
ui
FLOOR
FINISHING
MRS TIPPIE. Mli W eta does all
alterations
kiadi af aevtas aad
Pbeaa 1U-COVERED BUCELEB buttons. belU
yewt aad buttoobolee
Mra Truett
nroaei,0t n W loth. Phone llll--
FJ4M11
104
JiNisja
26 ga corrugated
Mos
MARVIN HULL
Phone
H7
ForFinance Co.
Thone
C. F. MORRIS
1600
DOGS.
Wett 3rd
St
PETS. ETC.
WANTTtOMES
100
S. Nolan
Vernon
2405
Baird
S.
Phont
Runnels
2485-V-
f
For Quick Sale
BIRDWELL'S
STUCCO-houe-
-
14
for'two kittens.
ta-
FOR SALE
Have tome lots on Lamcsa
Highwayi east and wett fronts.
New cafe on Lameta Highway
for lease.
e.
a
LI
r
Improved
well
Extra
furnished
ranch id Borden County.
I
I
I
pnONT BEDROOM, nicely
Ult-- J
1101 E 1th. Phone
2800-ac-
a
CLEAN,
cool bedrooms.
LAROE.
and
men or vomin, permanent, "nptoyed Small store and
preferred too Vain.
bath on South Scurry, priced
LAROE BEDROOM, .newly decorated, to sell.
men. 100 Oollad
eultable for 1 or
house for rent. Phone 3 room
Alio
tnd bath, extra lirg
I1J
sleeping porch on 11th Place,
ts -- youn easy terms.
SOUTHEAST BEDROPU.
A borne
ladlei all home prlvlleiee
when not .at borne." Phone 113. 0
OolUd
Nice living room suite for tai
BEDROOM FOR rent, oh bus line worth the money,
t
tit
Dallei
FRONT BEDROOM, adjolnlat bath. Some resl nice
for man only.
.n-J31(.--Pbecee
FRONT bedroom lor rest.
SOUTH
houte
K3 711 Runnels
4oW
and
e
re!. Una cofnir lot. tt Cedar
St. Colorado City Sea P. 1. Meran.
Ira Teaei
fresh cold waterNow ready
your choice of red
melon
or ) ellow, 3c & 4c , a pound.
206 N. W 4th
Phone 507
BEDROOMS
$2 25
CEMENT
ROUE PRODUCTS
Nuslay. lot E 1Mb
Pboae.lllsJ- - LUZIER'S Coametlee
atl-- J
Pboae
1701 Benton.
V
Mre D
Crocker
STANLEY HOME PRODUCTS Me
c c UCLcod Phone 1771 U t07
Lott
Llttlngi Tods
modern stucco hout
on one acre land,, with sll Improvement!. Well with electrlo
pump snd prestur tank. 1
Coahoma on old
Phone 1323 mil toutb of
$4,500. - Bill
highway. Prlc
Boitlck.
RENTALS
$1.25 per sack
STANLEY
B
Mra C
ed
Eaat
Wp Need Your
Electric Crotley Range
Trailer Steel Const
t.
1 1948
Chevrolet truck
bed. '
1 Ice Box (Coole'rator).
60 Gallons Fly Spray.
$17.50
Hardware Co.
580
MISCELLANEOUS
20-3- 0
'
Tsnrafe
jovf-it-
tgUffM'ay
residential lots
-- ,
--
rt
witih bath on
-- -;
"" ""
Shipment
at
WANTED
MOTOR CO.
E. 3rd
For Sale
$11.50
Big Spring
Aubrey Sublett
E3
....
Main
101
F.H.A. Property
3 bedroom houiet
I sad
1
1
D
iron roofing
--
1
Phone 59
CHRYSLER-PLYMOUT-
terete apartment.
Park. Dr O 8 True
Let Us Help You
Find A Home
Hwy
Rlvallte house paint
per gaL
117
Night 328
MY HOME place for sale; wltB
Neel's Storage
Are.
per iq.
green roof paint
5 gal
29th to
lo-
down payment
years of age: must be
.
3I77J 7CS W. Itlh.
L3 Nothing for sale In Coahoma
APARTMENTS
Linoleum Laying
typist and capable of meeting
tet
pupplei a week!
SIX TFK1NOESE
the oil boom's onl
apartroom
two
furmUbed
ONE
AND
position permanent
public,
1
3
light (almoil whltel
dark,
old
Coleman camru
Cabinet Tops
monlo. ta eeuplea
Serious minded only need FARMER'S EXCHANGE J 1 fcmalts. t main til W tth
A.
M. SULLIVAN
aouth
EXTRA NICE
applv No phone calls Apply
K4 eoarlment, bUle paid, furntibed
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
private betn 511 N. Gregg
0-- J
PHONE
In
Seawell,
Phons 3571
Mr
Southwestern
221
Apartonly.
EQUIPMENT
FARM
1
Kin
Will
Por Cooatable Pet No
accommodate
Jl
vestment Co, 410 East 3rd.
J T iChlif) THORNTON
ment!. 30t Johnson
New
C. D. Wicks
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
J
GLASSCOCK COUNTY
apartment,
FURNISHED
FAT BUYS
and shower, partly
walnut dining room suite, eouth elde private both. Prlildalre. 1.
For County Judte
500 Austin St.
to be moved.
furnished,
$5995 cloie In bllla paid, for couple, too
T E lOenel CARR
Phone
2.
Main.
and batn,
One
1
lilt.
suite,
County
dining
fee
room
Pci
Conmiaatoaar
walnut
oi
Ulg Spring
W SCRRAEDER
A
$89 95 E3CTRA NICE
furntibed south double garage
and bath on
walnut dining room suite. apartmenL bUls paid, private bath, 3. One
Experienced car hop.
At
LODGES
I edulte. Kin N. Lancaster Very nice.
1948 Model C
$9895 will accomodate
D2
SLDO SPECIALIST
Apertmenti lot Johnion. .
-4.
and bath,
One
H1946
Farmall Tractor
aoon double garage, on East 18th
XYZ
tURNlSHED APARTMENT
WALKER CABINET SHOP
1940
Trsctor
St
Abram
available 70'
SL
CakiaeU
tewing
2 good electric
1203 E 3rd
MISC FOR RENT
LS 5. Many other lots and housPhone 9564 1937
Hirdwooa
chines priced to sell.
Above Tractori
Candy Ciar. Book aad thnwcataa
50-- f t. water hose. $4 95
well es, sll over town.
BUSINEtS BUILDINO, 10x30.
Door
Window 4ee-- n
All Art Equipped
WANTED SALESGIRL
Itate quell- McDonald 6. We need some more listings.
See StudevUle.
located
9" garden" hoe, $1.49
Furniture RepfiT
Iteaiioa in leitw. Box hs. care ner- 101.
Motor
Ph
Please list with us for quick
Por Free EettaiaU
ald
sale of your property.
Csll 241. Knott
For
C. H. McDANIEL at
WANTED 1 experienced
waltreilel
Co,
We have the belt eilectloa or new
DS Interitale Reitauranl, 31 Runnels
EX1ERMINATORS
and used aae rantee that you will
Mark
Sale 4k
FRATERNAL ORD3 OP EAOLES
rind eniwhere and priced to selt
Agency
. Graduate Entomologltt
Bl
Sprint
Bedroom lultee. new and uied. at
' " Em eneeti
Ssrvie
SOMEONE ebta to print
Widaeaday al each week it I I a.. frbf be bothered
Home Phone 219
Phone 19$
with nice aad WANTED
price!
In
Ph. 47$ borialn
Tai W
meiqultoel Let ue epray yegur reel and keep Inventory The Record Shop. 103 NX tnd
Ird St
Llvlnt room furniture
A
.
.
(J00
i
Building Material
Nolsn
be closed Jane
Augutt 1st
CASHIER
DS
ace. Venetian blinds, good
Warehouse
Lameia
Button Shop
Texas.
tfiKfiiTy
tl
and covered
snd buttons.
belt
write or call
HELP WANTED, female.
.
$7.00
2802
snjder
Service
Will
FOR WATKIN8 PradaiU
L J
Burrow IN W (is.
SEPTIC TANK Serelca PaU caeuuai
fully taeund.
equipment,
Iiaoaa
Septu Taake ball! aad drata Hnei
Na mneeea Clre Coeiaura.
laid
1101 Blum taa Anelo. Pboaa aaa.
home, floor furn
Phone 628
Like meal made on aid rock mine
AND bath, double terete.
d i K.r(.wl ood noore comer lot.
Avauaoie conunuoueiy iron now
at nill'i Pood Market an Laroeial,7
Pea ata. Vocesa.- !Cfkoyi
Oroeery
aroe.
mtoT"
Carr
ucoaniel urecery on eiMiana iiiid- B Grocery an Colorado
way, B
Cfty Hlfhwar, and HUllep Oroeery
on old San Anfolo IllthVrey. Every
eark tueranteed to pleaae you Alva
BlUlngiley aad Son. Lameia. Teaae
Cash Lumber Co.
buttonhole-- t
On
let, Colorado City,
bruinei caU J
FOR FULLER
cr
VEAZEY
Perry Peterson
per week appeals to Mrs.
868 W. 7th
phone 217W
B9
NOTICE
For Sale
FRESH HOMEMADE
BETTER CORN MEAL
$3.00
$5.95
Lubbock
Ruuel
Worth Peeler
..
-
.Phone 2
.Gregg
NEWB STAND for eaie. 11
cation, tmall
JAPE FIXTURES for eale. In bulldln
110 Lameta FUfnwar Caa bare
leaa
aa bulldln. Priced to aeU
or 10
Ore
Phone llll-SU A
Phone 2103
O Coulter
WE HAVE THE PRICE
Ird
W
Carnohan Chevro-
llirberL
rv
9507
riKMSTTTCUrNa BUTTONS bucklee
ao W
kUonboii and monoramta
UPevta
rtb. Phont lllw-itlra- )
MIU
buttons,
COVERED BUCXLES.
eyeteta. buttonbalee. and eeatn
af
aS ktnda. Ura. T. E Clark. 10 M
One-Da- y
CVSHUAN SCOOTER Sale! S Ser- . -.. .
elea. New had vaed laeter ooaatara
Bleyela rapalra Parte and .ervlca yOLI
lav Briga
M,.w iwim.
ire )M Nolan, Pboaa 111
REPAIRS ti aeary known
PART
make btrycla. Maeaaiber Auto Sup-pl'1U Eail lad. Ptoao to
BUSINESS SERVICES
Phone
A. P. CLAYTON
800
Montgomery Ward
Kl 221 Wett 3rd
Rough Dry
Wet Wath
Finishing
FELT. 15 lb. Per RoU$2.5
HS
SEWINO
IF YOU HAVE THE CASH
a
perma--
lurely pleaie.
W 3rd
Orocary. and lco buitneie. beet loca
tloa. doln
lood buetneil.
lota Ent sum St. IJJO each.
1
$199.50.
K
f.
SCREEN3
DOORS
x
'
8L
an Ore
for
or any kind of buet- -
Beit location!
courta; drlTO-ln- a
12-t-
clean shop,
SCOOTERS
SO
t
Plae)4O.JU
Hot water lco per rent eon Curb 24x24
lerrlco In aad out Wa pick up and
Call ui for n nrvlce that
deliver
!ur
trailer, llaipi 4 computet
nlihid. butane itore end hiatir. all
In lood condition
IKS O0 Will
Take clean 'II to 'to Pord
tridi-lJack Cot, OX Trailer Courta.
Weil on HlihwIT ao
BS
AUTO SERVICE
A
Ford-Tudo- r,
Chevrolet
daplaa. cure m. arae, iiora
yooai, po aid rurnuhao. aaea prtea
GOMERY WARD'S. Be comfortable all summer lone. Get
your Installation NOW Conditioner! priced from $39.95 to
AND SAVE
2x6'- -
ODOM'S LAUNDRY
SERVICE
-
i-
ai,tawti--'lr?HroV-
neu.
It a common pies on hot trim
mer nights. It It possible with
sn air conditioner from MONT
PAY CASH
Wet Wath
aiicAiiunu
1x8. 1x12 tDry
and Htlpv-Sel- !
LjCQaLJSoft VYie-MaSIDING
Macmnes
US (Dry Fir)
Curb Service In snd Out
eut IL 2nd
Phone 9532 2x4't
-
for
baaa-
iiij per month, price today
tttoe.
irovm. Edward! Itelhta. bait loea
lion, bait bomt for 17100.
brick and 1 lota, belt buy ta
"Oh, For A Good.
Night's Sleep"
15 & 30 lb.
Greater
Rough Dry
for one first, class
Pfeoa
Taunt
Brookshire Laundry
t
TRAILERS
t
"PEACH" of A Car,
A
K
k TRUCKS
MS JOhBKM
HO
mtndlni dona
AND noma
om brick borne. J bedrooma.
Oft.
'fL-1-
Material
Atbettot Siding
-- Felt.
bath, doubt terete,
tcloie
to. floe it home
corner,
ttLOOO.
Place your order now. Ma- a ood homo for 1300.
troonf furnished noma "and t lota,
terial on display st
terete, chicken yardi. all for ttltt.
YOUNG'S TRADING POST
cloie to Weil Ward. IIU0.
Tour beet chance for a tood folnf
Phone 3244 buimaii
204 W. Uth
on Orel
St: caU today.
ytai
CHEVROLET
McDonald
Motor Co.
111!
al
'
n
i
V
Drivers Wanted
Yellow Cab Co.
Pick
up Oyerdrlve, heater, radio
Pick
1947 International
up
Pickup
1942 Chevrolet
nipps
IRONINO
lj.,u;l
Uiarntt
Cedar Chests
Bathroom Fixtures
Rooting
alc-a- a
ttt
s. o. s.
TATE
Studebaker
1949
tiia
WILL KEEP two or thru children
all klndi
daia oalr Alaa itvtn
Mn Enwit Brolt. 0 N E lllh
AirrnonizED ukbi D'mrkuur a
H
aemplaia lino i aiU anppltoa ad HEALTH SERVICE
aaalpiaanl I 4k T Waldbv Sovptr
C
aei Eaat tad. Phaae lata.
tPENCm tOPPORTt
WOMEN ehlldrra Baca ak
UEN
danlaal, kreail Doclon prticr'.pUoni
1 Mllet West on Ilwy.
tillod Ura Ola WUllacaa llor Laacaa
EMPLOYMElNT
Ur Phono IMI
H5 MERCHANDISE
LAUNDRY SERVICE
El
HELP WANTED, Mai
WASH
and itretca aurlalaa
BEAUTY operator, Tala- - MeClaaabaa,
WANTED
Owoaa,
"aol
Pboni BUILDING MATERIAL
phono IOTP
Chevrolet Tudor
Choaholet Club Coup
PICKUPS
trtu
Asphalt Shingles
"We F.ear Na Competltloa"
MACK 4. EVERETT
Mutt be honett, courteout and
reliable. See Manager of
".
lfcM6. 4TeU--J'-
K
-- Hot Water Heaters
tit
Ford Tudor
Ford Tudor
1948
1917
MAHON
UEOROE
POIt STATE LEOiaLATURE
R
Will Pay You To Oct Our Prices
Before You Buy
H
A
wayi
a atttaaa ata AH stake al
eewtaf aaacatnea, aaw aad aeed. OS
ttlaad S) Praaka. WT m. 14.
rrgg-'eSjO:
SEWTNO
RB9ATW
I
and applicator Munaen Cotap-hm- a
Iforaa ImprevaMeai
Sorrlca.
...
'
t"i
Worth the Money
tl difWttoanalir.
aaw
-
ferent
orrit. ltia
1701
can
WILL KEEP rhlUriB, aaeallcDl
111 N E. 1Mb.
WKLDTNO Batk alaatrW
and acalflaao AaTVkaro aartlna B
Uarraj rtt B, Ira. Pboaa
tSS
See These Good
Buys
mmocrallc prlmarlei
por roNnrtEM. nth. nut.
CECIL II nA.RNES
Por Mitrlrt Judie
CHARLIE lULLlVArl
CLTDE E. THOMAS
Por niitrict Attorner
ELTON OILLILAND
Por Dlatrlct Clerk
OEOROE CHOATE
Por Count
Judfe
D E inert" OILLIAU
WALTER ORICE
JOHN L. D1BRELL. .T
OROVER CUNNtNOIIAU.
Por Sheriff
R
L. I Sob) WOLP
II
(Jakel BItUTON
JESS SLAUGHTER
rhone
iui
raaratl
Itll--
024
CNIVERSAL-MDIERV-
BUILDING MATt?RIAL
Kl
.
lntTir.tt&3'
a w
L.Jsr-;- T irf'i
s
CHILD CARE rmrittr. all bowra
Watklf ratal Ura. Haia. Ma E. Vb
SSS0
lal
rm
pickup.
n
(Jregg
101
to an
Herald la authorised
for
the fullowln randtdatu
putic offlre lubjert to action of the
mlitagt.
pi Truck
blckua.
Jones Motor Co.
nn
a u
..ln
InLftrnfttlAfial
nounre
Pickup. Equipped with radio, heater
and lun vlior.
fill
drain
I'i-To-
lata Perd
Political Calendar
USED TRUCKS
1949
Pord
11)1
Easy Term Payments
SI1 East 2nd
Phone 121
DaLux
Tudor
Sedan. Color, black . . . Extra clean. Equipped with radio, heater, teat covert, whit tide
wall first and tun vitor
$1550.
1942 FORD Sjjpar DaLux
Tudor Sedan,
Radio 'and heater. Nice
$525.
1940 CHEVROLET Tudor Sedan.
A good
car for itt age
$350.
FORD
V--
New
Patron
Mattress Factory
& Upholstering
1946 PLYMOUTH Club Coup. Radio, heat-r- ,
whit ild wall first and tun visor. Looks
and runt Ilk
rtmoulh Out Cip
tmamm
llff rirmouin
iiUMHanbltUBi
fpitetf
Wen
at V
an upag
i va
Ifrj
alavir faTv
Old Mattreuet
Radio Service
1
Dependable
Used Cars & Trucks
Brttwtll Lotor freight
a
Elarator,
ISai.
MERCHANDISE
--
--
Pboaa
aaarm
ap
EBP CKILDPJEH an bavra. aira
tlataaon. lie Halaa Pboaa tiaa-OAT AND alibi anraarv Ura IL L
Alrlar tat UltuUi PboaaiaM
WIS
P BXrwu baapi cblMraa.
lay at alibt 11 E Itm. Pboaa IIU
Winslett's
Phone
LAnctatar.
Ilia
sr"
tnim iaac
mcletUly,
WELDINO
FOR SAL
AUTOS
Gillette Motor Transport
Turkar and UtKlalar
and
MeO
D Eipartanetd aparatara r
lauil hair al;llnt
CM
bane 22U
rVcM
Booth Goliad
WAVES
COLD
tonabl.
Ala
B
led.
W.
Ace Beauty Shop
RaoMos
Teblete
Iran
lackln
ta lull beeaua
contain vitamin HI Introductory
lilt only 10 ctnU At all drulele
la Bl tptuif. at Colli" Brat. Druf
297
Store
Toole
eel
RADIO KERVICB
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mmm
L.dTtftjir-wMAA-.
futures,
iol
BUSINESS SERVICES
mW&&iEnSs3li
- ..
we
sale
Creeaeery
einttcmaa.
NEEL. OWNER
"Made
W.
HOUSE MOVING
link.
rERSOtAL
ui--
W
USED CARS
91
PROPERTY
Groeerv Store
PRACTICAUVr NEW arattfte waah-l- ac
machtse,
wool re and aoaL
apartment ileatillaa etore. traan itoa Complete with fixtures.
na air eon.
ttractlcally
link,
kitchen
In good, thriving
-nd aoaa. rnoae cated
jOijjfSjbfriidaj
--
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prins
HI
Ctr Distributor
A lent
anl whlta
Wmiem
Telueblee
Cason. Jr. leoe
With
iihi
Umik
j.wtitrmpon
Phone 1323
Night 461 --J
Your Lincoln and Mercury Dealer
Phone
Kifp mom 7,
-
Pool
HOUSEHOLD OOODJ
M
r
I,
RELIABLE -
-
-
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11371
02 FARM SERVICE
DtO PERSONAL LOANS
Y
'.BUSINKS
D. DUGGAN
CONTROL CdCCIDIOSiS
LoUB
Al nrat armptaraa tnat blrda
Move Anywhere
amaatnt, aa Purina
towa
Perteulketat
caccldlMlai
Harding
latMtkMl
a4
1604
bulldof; teen Phone
J66
No iBderten
No Security Cutt dtaUi leaaaa. Oat edraplatf da.
near Big 6pag.
Bet ISM
pu-da- y r. A. Welch
picsea up in Knf
Utta.
ratuiiTTjvutr Try
Niaco esss)
rmANce
scrrvicx
ReC. S. BERRYHILL
a- w
between 4 tnd S p. m.
arsi
Carter
Staa
Swesad
COMPA.VY
Oil
PLUMBERS
DAVIS & MATS
bap. aaO 1 fxada. Pboaa StM II
LU V7. 2nd
Phone 1C83
ward to anyone giving Infor108 Mala
Phone ISaW
FEED
STORE
M. Brooks Appliance
mation leading to return of crrr plumbing campear. Repair
537 RADIOS . SERVICE
701 E. 2nd
Phono
K7
.
dog. 1101 Jobnton or Phone aad Centred Work Ult Ort
nM WOMAN'S COLUMN H
Ma
HOUSES FOR SALE
ma. An won ouaraueeo.
RCA eabtnet radio. Baa al
2MrVW.
CoaUact
PARMEItt
aa
lor
far
inn.
ten
Ult
Ce,
aw
with valuable BIO SFRINO Ftumbln
LOST. OREEN billfold
alorara af ivur fTata MISCELLANEOUS
rTT
H2 re'trnmiBl
KI1
- 00 falsi la water hliun and eeaaplete BEAUTY SHOPS
crop. Up la Ulraa raara taaraaiaad.
paper, ........a
pc.u... mA --.hut ill
can tin.
nithway
ot. nf.rif
ton acrewtall
Storage Warehouse
. State Bonded
Furniture Movers
lrant- -
e"!
Phone
HAULINO-DELIVER-
curve vers
Ml
r
NEEL'S
(OQC
'Aft
?VTJdrtlU6nibrlh Iba money V r, elXXJeOpen . Evenings AftS cumioys"--hfr- M
.
CHEVROLET
PImm
MjcCo.
Adair
tfOC
pOef
IA
--
B&ldwta
CQQC
this one (Like new)
A4
LOST AND FOUND
rovnoias ONE
win
isuni
KIREAL ESTATE
FARMER'S EXCHANGE JKMERCHANDISE
D FINANCIAL
A BUSINESS SERVICES
ANNOUNCEMENTS
c
Skinny Prices
8--
rt
H
Cafe
SALES and SERVICE
Bullt-tn- a
Walker Brothers
.,.iV
Attention
Truckers!
rs
W Ar raying
Op To $1000 Pir Net Ton
For Ail
Oil Field Cabl
We Are
llighe--
t
AlsoPainft
P
rUcs
j
for
Old BatUrlet
Scrap Iron & Metal
See U Before You Sell
We Sell
New & Uied Pipe And
Structural Steel
CEMENT
200 Sackt
for Quick Sale
Big Spring Iron &
Metal Co.
1507 W. 3rd
Phone
3023
See Ui For
Felted Cotton Mattreitet
AND
Preitdeal
O A. Barnett
J C Roblnaon Sic
Wo Make The
Body Beautiful
Remember what your car
looked like when, it wai
new! It can look Tike that
again! Our craftsman repaint your car in a dutt
free oven that baket the
enamal on like the. factory
method. .The retultt will
attound you the price
amaze youl Conf
In and
atk ui about It todayl
24 Hour Wrecker Service
Quality Body Co.
Lameta Hwy.
FREE' DELIVERY
SERVICE ANYWHERE
Big Spring
v.- -
Phone
I7S
306
SPRINO TRANSFER
AND STORAOE
Insured
Bonded
&
Lorsl or Long Dlitsnce
Moving
By
Vsn
Crstlng snd Packing
Iteatonabl
It Responsible
Phone 632
DAY OR
Mattress Factory'
W 3rd
Phone
Neel's Transfer
BIO
INNERSPRINGS
S1I
Rent
Large Office Space
Close
Phone 3003
Implement
NIGHT
T
Wlllatrf
HH - ftom
Nal-OwJSL-M- sia
nr
Office
w
STATED miltlnf SUkoafi
No
LodaO
PUIna
lit
r
don.ee
for ae little ee 110
Also epray
Jalruti barns, cattle public build
cell all.
For free eitl-aet- e
DAVIS U DEATS
tas.
M. tnd
and
FEED STORE
and tin Thuriday nljhli.
701 E. 2nd
I 00 p rn
M.
7.ollle norkln W
NATIONAL system of
TERMITES
Errln Daniel. Sec
control
over It years Call
ecienufle
AbUene.
or write Lester Humphrey,
STATED convocation Bl
R
Chapter
Na lit
Tusi
Sprint
arery 3rd Thora-di- y TEttMITESt CALL or write Welle
A
M
nlfht S i p Hm
Eitermlnatln Company for tree
P
R R Ware
Itll W Ave D-- . Saa
Ertln DanlcL Sec
Teaai. Pbeae tat.
IT!
MULLEN
Lodia
D8
HOME CLEANERS
IOOP meeu etery Mon
day ntthL Xulldlaa' 111 FURNITURE.
cleaned, revte.
RUOt
a
,Alr
a
Sua.
ad.
SSJ Daraelaa
VUltori wiltama
llt-- J
are NS Jeansea. rk-sa-e
C E. Johaioa. N Q,
O.
CONDTTIONEft
Cecil Nabora.
REXA1R
aumldUler
Leon Cain. Recordlaf
and vacuum cleaner For atrpMU'tmeal-cati J F Herbert. ISTl-t HAULING-DELIVER- Y
E N IOHTS
O10
every
Pythias.
Tueidey I N p LOCAL TRANSFER Sen Ice Bonded
aul Oanow
ra
aad
Mer
warehouse.
Merebeai
C C
Warehouse a Star ate. laa. Ill I at
PHYnilAN SIS. caeter Pboaa SOI
rEKS lud and
M
tlh Monday
p
Anne Oar
row MEC
barracks for sale. 20'
llll Lancaiter Alio
40'; 3" flooring; theetrocked
A2
SPECIAL NOTICES
A
A
til
Ill
Main
SALESMAN.
A CUNTS
E4
POR ealeimen with
car to aeU Prltdslre Appllancee In
local area Plae products and electiApply tn person al
on! earnlnt
Taylor Appliance Co , 111 E. Ird. Bl
OPPORTUNITY
Sprint. Tesai
POSITION WANTED.
M
ES
BREAK, level ete your yerd
iromptly
Sea Ones, llll W. tth,
or eeUmete
Model "IV
New Equipment
1943
farmall
with
Now It The Tim
To Have Your
TRACTOR
In Al
CONDITION
POSITION WANTED, F
El
PRACTICAL NURS1NO Pboaa H3t-- J,
HI Johnson.
INSTRUCTION
For the Best
In Service And
Equipment
See . . .
DRIVER
Truck and Implement
VETERANS
Company, Inc.
Learn a Trade
Phocs 1471
Valley Vocational Schools Lameia Hwy.
Texas
Donna,
Big Spring. Texas
House Moving
Approved for Veterans
G.I. Training
GRAIN. HAY. FEJP
JJ
Training
Offering
In
Heights
Addi
Inside. Settles
Welding
Sheet Metsl
lt
Martin's
Store
Lakeview Cabins
Phone 855
unfur-nlihe-
Wheat Furniture
.Company
CAN
BUFORD'S
blocks
tion, one and one-haCsbinet Making
Furniture
North or Wett Hwy, 80. See J
Repair
Auto Mechanics
R. Gsrrett.
Feed
Trsctor Mechanics
PHONE 3084-Automobile Upholstering
817 E. 3rd
Phons 867
Enjoy s week or month st
Auto Body Repair
WORK
beautiful Lake Sweetwater.
"WEEKLY SPECIALS
'Radio Repair
DIRT
Ornamental
Special weekly & monthly
Boat Building
Iron
$310
Oats
Ground
rates.
Plowing snd Leveling
Tailoring
Institutional
Refrigerators, butane gat, hot
$100
Alfalfa Hay
Good Rich Top Soil
Cooking
Business
Training
and cold showers.
$3.90
Iocse Si Mule Feed
Drivewsy Mtttrltl
See Fraua Hardeity. ctawlerd Hotel
fishto
and
Comenlejit
bostt
Dru Store. Bl Sprint. Teaae, Dob
ermen' 'accessories.
See Our Pef Shop
Bolow American Let Ion Hut. Colored
I. G. HUDSON
City Texas, after I p. at. Monday
Address inquiries and reserva(Dot ti, love birds,
Friday
Saturday,
aa
or
tbrouth
and
tions to J. M. Vann, o Mar.
finches ami gold f(tb)
write Valley Vocauonat Schools. P.
tin te Co. Sweetwater. Texas.
O Boa I3S. Donna. Texas.
NOW OPEN
"Cloie Out On Lawn
LS
WANTED TO RENT
Furnitured
COUPLE WANTS furnlahed or
Gliders And Chairs
houie nt alee location. Refer3S17-ence!
We Buy. Sell. Rent it Trade! WANT TO rent unfurnUhed
house Couple with two chilNew & Used Furniture
dren Will psy up to ISo per month
Pleat wrll Box HC care Bl Bpxlnx
501
West 3rd
Phone
2122
Herald
REAL ESTATE
M
Wcntz-Jnsuran-
ce
New Houses
new bouset already In
loans; reasonable down paymentt. 1 think you'll like
Nice
thete.
Emma Slaughter
1305
Gregg
Phone
132
Apartment
Building
SM Seven unit ' brick apartment
building. Six
apart,
apartments snd on
ment. All furnished. Good loFrlgidairet. $20, $25, $30, $35
apartments, excellent lo- cation on Main Street.
and $45
Montgomery Wards, $30 and cation, good Income. ReasonC. S. BERRYHILL
$45
able price. Postettion.
112 W. 2nd
Phont 1689
Norces. $25 $35 and $50.
L. M. Brooks Appliance
Crosleya, $30 and $40.
Big tourist court, Highway 80.
LEGAL NOTICE
Large selection of table, top Big business. Part csth; balgat rangct priced from $19.93 ance eaty paymentt.
NOTICE
to $50
a
All kinds of washing machines 140 acres 3 miles north on I sm with J.
PICKLE
including one automatic Ben-dl- x
Lameta Highway, mot) all In REAL ESTATE. If you wsnt
to sell from $10 to $75.
or
me
sell,
buy
or csll
to
tee
3
2
minerals;
AH of these are in good re- cultivation;
payments. 1217.
pair and can be bought for at Csth, balance yearly
Lee
S.
little as $5 down and $5 s
month.
First Nst'l Bank Bldg.
Phone 642
NOTICE
NEWS STAND for sale, til Runnels I will build you s 24' s 24'
Co.
will, and furnish
houte,
304 Gregg
Phone 448
s commode, thqwer, lavatory
fpr bath, for $1850.
TALLY ELECTRIC CO.
FOR QUICK SALE
APPLIANCE SPEdALS
& Sons
Price
At
Inventory
ood
'17 Bendlx nutomatle washer.
Doing Good Business
U10 N. Bell St,
Condition. 1113.- Coldipot
refrurerator. IMI
Owner Lesvlng Town
Westioihoyso
I' ritrlftritor, IU.M.
Tbor washer wiut pump, excellent
extra;
afJCa r,'uyin! eiucefir-tJL Interested.
rendition
vacation at in Instead by acuta Soul
ll.0.
Csll 9704
103 Main
wantl thru want ada.
Phone 2485
Sale On Used
Merchandise
8USINESS PROPERTY
Income Property
a
1--
Rube
Eggleston
Martin
Hilburn's
Appliance
8--tL
Package Store
Hamilton
r
Tt
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Hi
M
HEAL ESTATE
M
HOUSES FOR SALK
m)
McDonald
McCleskey
or
SS7S
tOll--
Olfle
711 Mala
grad
air
hone
NIc
parmBt
school, on
New bouses on Princeton
11th PUce, juit computed.
and
W
5--
3vJlt3
InUnerlllta
-
t42
D&VtEMnL
OB
possession.
ANNUAL REPORT SHOWS
County Group
Albert Minnlx. who hat had a
petition filed against him
Jjvxoiinty courts-h- as
been referred
to the custody of Rev. R. T.
Simmons of Monshsns pending a
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ii.ai-..- Ti
Farm Burtau,
WIMajaaaSJalsaaaaaaWaal
v
"JfiffiE
4-- H
rwa uay wogrRi
Theft3i-at- r
conditioner Wiuji
from the rear of the Ntwsom Beyer
Market on W 3rd was r1ert4
Sunday to police.
htarlnf.
Decreased consolidated
Income Ing of three wells almost slmul- - decline of only two for the year.
E 0iNewsom reported tfcat
Howard county commissioners Tor the past fiscal year has not taneously by Independents
Minnlx U accused of taklna- Not Sin were equipped with colls and
Field Day activities for Howard m similar piece of equlpmeat had
conferred with property owners lessened prospects for this ear only did this engender great In- - Insulated, and nine others w 1 h county
part In a series jfjjouie burglar!
rl ffoW
Farm'Bufeau Utetl
.,. . ,
.
along the Vtalmoor road and accuiuuiK io ine annual repoci oi itrcM
store earlier, officers said. Mrt.
dui ii rriuuru m uic nriun cum nn car aruis "'
here recently.
V
a
m
DCgin
will
ai
fomemoeri
nl
rfl.rnvirv Cnsilen was com- - mil rlrnnnrrf (ram 11ST SM
Ray Parker, 204 W 6th slrttt,
wo college presidents this morn Cosden Petroleum Comoratlon
iTuesday at the former Army Air police a vacuum sweeper
Noting that consolidated net In 'nTctins' one of IU strong wells at $332,938 durina the lear
was HelREAL ESTATE
ing.
M
en from the r.ll.r at
come transferred to earned sur- - the end of the fiscal year
the Field
Gross operating income-fo- r
Don
president
Abi
Morris,
Dr
of
compsred
HOUSES FOR SALK
plus in the smount of $889 4 7B a4 Thus, while the report shows an'year was $21,944,555,
Big' Spring Junior Chsmber of , ometlma during the past week.
Ml
lene Christian College, and Dr down sharply from the $1,568,840 Increase in oil reserves from
$23.164 232 the previous X'r. Commerce
-?T
Runoert N. Richardson, oresidentfor the- previous year. President 787 467 to 3472.O03- despite "a.98lta malbr portlorr of the terttnrHrr
For Yeur
71
" "
".
w"j
unlveriilj vU - iR L Tollett ssld this wss not an barrels pjodjjrjtfl. It does not In lower value orefined prtflucls
of
campeUtfrr,-'r;lninclude
up
potential reserves of WiefRiflajcrwperadng expeMe
wl fnJJtJelptf tunt-xr- f
Tawvj m (mm
JywV-ea- stly
RWA-are- a
(soOta aboufXilf
.
w
a tnttUon in fiTacKthf leducatlonal "exhibits and ahodn
thrHirs-Homh
FPlfA project fact, he had tbreWPVr fleKine-trniTprTfbe 6 300.000 based on nrosnerts at $2,799,514. but a 17 per cent re- Call I7H
I
barbecue
Commissioners voted unimlnously earnlnca far lhi fliral vr.V
"960
While retaining
Before 10 a. m.
ductlon In ine ratio of overneaa 'Some 48 calves now being prep. SftJ
After
In favor of a resolution waiving April 30, 1950 Now, barring un. the moment
acres,
Cosden sold leases for
was effected during the year
t. a. migpan
requirements that buildings at El. foreseen difficulties, be believes
be! "00. showing a $495 000 profit
Ualance for the paid in surplus pared for showing at major expothis year should
TO OWN A HOME
lis Homes h demolished whan thev
"
sitions
pronext
During
year,
of
winter and spring, will
the
account at the end
Cosden
the fiscal
are transferred from custody of neater than last
YOUR OWN
The report gives good basis r0r,ccsed 5 570 747 barrels of crude year was $4,798,008 compared with be exhibited and weighed by
the Federal government agency
Orr RtADY FOR HOT
oil
Big
544
at
the
Spring
year
$4,139
up
refinery,
the
at
club members Most of the
start of the
Land at the housing project his confidence that "our prospects
SUMMER DAYS NOW!
are much brighter than a
year siignny from 3 4Z3.Z20 or the prcv - Consolidated earnings were equlv- - calves hae been on feed for one
two
to
has
been
col
the
deeded
Air Conditioners
New home, spic snd span. Just
planned alcnt to $168 per share on out - month
g0 " For one ,n,n
he ob" ,ou yr,r ,rocM8lnK
leges ' and they plan to maintain
. Commercial
Horn
a minimum
completed. F11A
jleld of residual standing common stock as com- - JayCen will serve the noon bar
horn
buildings,
the
presidents served, "we have a very modem for
the
Steel Installation Bracks
at 607 W. 15th. with $7600 loan.
Informal the court Under previous and efficient refinery ooeratlnir at " d"' to steady decline In de - Dared to $3 14 the previous year becue The barbecue will be fifr
No Wooden SUnd Ntttt-llrregulation, there were requirements full capacity" For another ' e mand for this type of product To - Cosden Petroleum paid $5,415 per' nlshed by the Howard County Farm
$2900 cash will handle. 1102
are Joeloplng additional
crude "y ,he refinery has a capacity share on Its outstanding preferred Bureau
restoring
for
to
property
the
its
square feet of solid living comWindow Adaptor
' 13 000 to 20,000 barrels per day. stock, or 23 98 per cent qt net inoriginal condition upon transfer oil reserves."
Purop . Float Kit
These two Items tell a cood oart df pending on grade and tyne of come transferable to earned sur- Ice
fort See or phono contractor,
from the FPHA. The resolution
Is
Frea Citimatas
plus account All dividend arrear.
Proce,ctl
80 we
adapted today wlil enable the col- - of 'J" 8,ory Tne report nowcd ?", ,0
In
Low Overhead
Uewtr
.
e ae was cleared and for tho first
u app.icu uurum me, "?""""
"
leges to maintain the buildings.
Prleas To You
.7 .u-- 1 past fiscal year Of this amount yielded In higher grad. fuels, nr time In the history of the comt n
Ray S.
Hjppy
Stitchers
were enterto the pattern allered to meet orf- - pany or its two predecessors, a
ACC board, and TJr P D O'Brien, $2,368,865 went into additions
20 cents per share dividend
on tained with an Ire cream supper
BIO SPRINO
204 W. 6th
an HSU trustee, were with Dr property and cquipmem inaiuumg rm urmn.m
Phone 3692-In the home of Mr
Mrs
and
Tank car fleet stood at 591 a common stock was declared.
Cooling (. Halting
umi
Morris and Dr. Richardson when a liuia catalytic cracaing
Varrell Johnson Saturday night
Salts & Service
which added flexibility as well as
LOTS FOR SALE
the resolution was presented.
MJ
Games of 42 and plnnchlo weie
112 E. 2nd
Phone ft!
ability and efficiency to the operarOR SALE I tern of land on Illfh-w- y
entertainment for the prnlng
tional system When the properties
so Bind gprlnra
11500 tn
Attending
were
Mr
Mrs
and
present
manerr, would Uke I too 00 down balwere acquired by the
l.obert Sneed Mr and Mrs Prunance monthly payment. u rlsht
agement 12 years ago, net InvestII Inttr.atcd. a
Mra
John
ing Morton, Mr and Mrs Lewis
In fixed assets stood at $5
ment
FOR SALE Two rMolr. loU on Nolan
Sady Mr and Mrs Fred FrankWo An Betaty T
fConttnutd
It
from
Today, with practically
478,518
ar irhool Phont
Slrrrl
J
a fifth colunfti. rammlncr armthwart all the equipment replaced or ren
lin, Mr and Mrs lien Daughtery
8er-r.eW
Don
No
string
,8.420
was
et
C
set
where
Ameche
al
FARMS & RANCHES
MS
Mart
liar to the east, had seized Wonju. 50
ovated or fortified with modern .TnhnKnn
Ilorfn'h ullH The pipe was perforated from 8,- - and Mr and Mrs Varnell Johnxm
-W. . A
mlki eait of Seoul,
The
Air
WATSO!l)ra
CeitMtiMcn
a4arwcT
n.trjM!aiTneftli"j
rCTrf
peggd4fjlt
is
value
mBy be completed as a small 250-7- 0
Road for aal fhr.pOf Immediate concern to U S additions,
feet Operators swabbed five Happy StltcPen. Club will be in
of ,,,... vlv,ni.n Dm(iuc
at $5 944 691 Indeed, value
tnrLm it aa tun wamlr
a1. Air CoHdltttuur Vuia
It 1b located about seven miles to t.x barrels of fluid per hour, the home o, Mrs Robert Sneed
For
hlch cn.;d theTun T..t night Ph"!ci1,PPftrlleS " ho" f o r
Center Point. Thursday afternoon
provision
They were reported as much as 25
north and slightly east of the mostly oil Sunday night the test at 7 p m
Made to Fit Aay UH
One of the best 320 acres In
uiv,,Good
in southwestern llordcn was washed with 500 barrels of
miles south of the river in a new aepreciaiiuii ucpiciiuii mu
Martin Co Level, no rock,
tizatlon
good Improvement, good crop.
menacing breakthrough
counl
mud add Monday II was swsb-binre
of
phase
the
this
As solid as
t"1i rtrf fwl
a
'"Via iranlnp
rlr
Owner must work land this
the
atlalns
six to 10 barrels of fluid
may
it
be
year on
h.rdb
port
and l- - One halt
,n Ellenburgcr
from
,
per hour wuh thakeout of 13 per
rmgntness o. .nr pruuu....
i
mineral rights
,
, fc
Reason for
selling Price $77 50 per acre,
rhirlne thp nast fiscal vear.
iur
"
M7AmU
rent di thing mud and five per
Long-Tim- e
c
spread sub leased by
one
R. A.
of undertermlned origin.
water
cent
development
resulted
forCosden
Stanton Texas
It is continuing to swab to asIn production which gave the corIT TOU can I win
vacation on a
poration a net reserve Increase of
77 Iruitf-flW(nlrnur
certain If it may be completed
ffPYn.n
r.dlo
aril don t want thru
829,420 barrels on Its one fourth
want tdi for vacation cahi
as a small producer Location Is
resident of Howard
.. . ,.
and Big
- .
Phone 1518 . 1719 Gregg
Spring, died in a hospital here
669 from the aouth and 676
den also has 160 acres, at least
3.40
a.
m.
PlmnWag
fif
from the west lines of the northFlxtBree
with reasonably good proREAL ESTATE
Mr. Weinkauf has been active half
west quarter of section
spects of production.
tlejatliig Eqolpmeat
Wednesday
to
until
He
came
last
Ta
Irrigated farms 8mi'n end
T&P
But the heavy. Impact of developm Otto
ranchte Tell us whet yen
to Howard county in 1919 and fol- ment could not be
Sold, Installed &b
carried In the "Drive carcfullj Save a life, It L II Armer It Spartan Drilling
ftchustrr Tulla Texas
r it Aluftl
lowed
occupation
a
his
as
farmer
staked location for No. 4 Mc- Kohtrts it Ja U Drug. 1714 Oreti.
statement That took shape In the may be jours'
Bepslred.
Biff Spring
Since 1919 he had lived In Big Rclneike pool of southeastern Bor
That s the text of two signs Adarr in the Vealmoor pool It
Raymond
Spring;, making his home at 104
Dyer
den county where Cosden extended put up on highway approaches to will be t70 from the north and
NW 4th
1 980 Irom the west lines of secFor
1,360 acres which resulted In start- NortkBB.
P.
8.
"Red"
Big Spring by the chamber of tion
Rites are pending and the rein. T&P, and projected
OWNERS
S St
1 Hunting lease for sale 3000
mains are at the Eberley chapel.
commerce safety committee In the depth is a.OOO
acres
In
2001 Johnson
County;
Kimble
Survivors Include his wife, Mrs.
Phono tlf-- J
No
Armer At Peckham
of traffic safety.
IB
interest
plenty of deer and turkey;
ters, Mrs Bertha Karley,
Installation of the signs on high- McAdams, 560 from the south and
will lease entire tract for $1,500
Weinkauf, four daugh-cede- s,
TIP,
way 80 east and On the Lamesa west lines of section
for entire season.
CLOCK
Mrs'. Louise McClure, Big
highway was made to encourage which defined the reef on the
2 3400 acre ranch in Kimble
Spring.
Vrummett,
Mrs.
Martha
pool,
side of the
County, good country, priced
driving throughout central-oas- t
more
careful
RADIO
Vealmoor, Mrs Hannah Laird, San
at $37 50.
during plugged back to 6 480 and ran a
Ihe year and particularly
Mott
Worlds
sons,
two
Antonio;
and
Relnhold
3 266 acres in Menard Countdrlllstem test from 6,390- the Fourth of July holiday period
Uiaful Rirft.
y-,
A. Weinkauf. Big Spring, and H.
on San Sana rher, 170
when roads are expected to be 6 480 Recovery was 120 feet of
W, (Bllll Weinkauf. McCamey One
acres In farm. 80 acres irriprnuHcH
urlth firm. mud with no shows. The test u
In
gated. 2electric pumps, lovely
daughter, Margaret, preceded him
The Medical Arts hospital today fr,e molori!lU( otto Peters,
due to abandon.
home, priced at 3127.50 per
the association of A. T lmHlee chirman. announced
in death.
He
Vickera Petroleum It Norwood
acre.
Gillespie. M. D
He also leaves
urged, all Big Springers to, drive Drilling No 1 J. K. Canning, 34
a
will
Texan
Gillespie
native
Dr
sismaintaln-specialhtwo
e miles north of the Von
nine
c,mlou,ly and aierti.
Boeder
in
the practice of K ony sitt ,pecds for crowded pool of southeaat Borden, had a
ters, Mrs Guester Bonn, Los Angsurgery
Menard. Texas
and
obstetrics
eles, Calif., and Mrs. Minnie
traffic conditions
slight shpw in the Spiaberry sand
Mm Gillespie and their three- Piperston, Minn., and one
Police Pele Oreen
Joln- - froni
OIL LEASES
chief of
and was to drill- Ml
. . . .
L
i
J
..Ill
J...U.&.I..
.lh.H.
m ea in me piea ior careiui anv stem test today. Location is 1,980
brother, Emll Weinkauf, Piperston, laumn. uauniuci, baiuciiiic,
Phtnt 40
ira ai Main
CHEAP OIL Hoj.ltm .nd Ltu.l to
soon
as
can
as
join
he
him
ing. pointing out that, unfamiliar from the east and 2,002 from the
here
Brlico and Swlih.r caunll.i
Minn.
OtU
achuiUr Tull. Tll. Phon ITT.
obtain suitable housing. Currently, roads and streets make driving south lines of section
H&TC.
they are at Johnstown. Miss.
even more hazardous during va.
REAL ESTATE WANTED M7
Armer No. 1 Cheser L. Jones,
For
Rites
In
was
Avoca,
He
near
reared
cation
z
..,
.... C
r i r . : rrz : .
wildcat.
3fT-s
I
amfonlmrl-T?anied-ktilhaphelort
-4K7Tm,;r.lT.' northeast. iIaward.-ounl- y
.
I
li&TCJ
"I
.JJ..... ,. ,,..,v VI 1.1- C' SK NW section
MMaaUHaUMaal
r
ana
oi
oi
meaiscience
nis
during
.
where
aocior
A
vacation or on holl !te,tr ,i , ,0ne from
o V. ..IjI
for prompt and courteous ser
niaht ua
and
UONDAYJiVUMMat
Tt-lYXJ'
Vltr...Hit xam 88Veit.?ri!(
luujaaresrnns,-- onve- will, utmost coveretntrrett or salty, sulphur
G&.5ta "Seymour for Mr. TermtH.I-le8rfX,-,r0.
caution, and onlv at
,....- - .. UCClir.ieU
u
me
KBaT-a- a
RudasTwias
j
j
va Oda
a
Rouadwa
Etta Haydcn, mother of Mrs. Doc
....
'"
,kM.
.
,
rntlrwlns
Inl.ra..hlr.
...kl.k
I.
.V.
,.,
..v.,
...w
...v
.up
.......v...v.
t
...s
arfn.ivv.rrv Uoar Shew
.nuiMfltn Acrf.
v...,i
UUHIItl
uivt.
auiumuuiir i. rnn.iani.
Wilkinson.
m ,inme anu anaieH. H. MORRIS
o.un
Jt, U'kH- .
wmasHi
Taaraaas
Famll
Man
WBAr-On.
i..
io
-- kn.u.i
ijr
i...j,c,
uuuci luiiirui, ureen aavisea
I II
M'U
Mrs. Hsyden died at 4 05 p m tJUlesple did a ".year of
Shell No 1 E. T. O'DanUI. 660
S.ll
505 Goliad
Phone 2210-KBST-Ba (Maaia
residency
Rlawrt
Oatl
Sunday in a hospital after a pro- In obstetrics
from the south and 1,980 from the fCBfT-aKKLD-f.Aeraa
kloar Show
with the University
!
VoartMai
waar-nalonged illness. The remains were of Arkansas medical branch in
n, T&P,
Stev WBAP-Diwest lines of section
tStbm wataa
Wlla
10
S
THERE S A BOTTOM
I'M
7,864
Sunday
night
In
taken
was
in
overland
at
feet
shale
KBST-Bc
Little Rock. Ark.
Orck.
t Odaaaa
IN EVERY BASKET
f
Rn.r
Your BUailnsa
a Nalley coach to Seymour. SerKRUauilut-TsiLlvermore No. 1 W B. Currle.
Dr Gillespie began his practice
And mv basket of city propd
r
oarnvay
l
SfwM
f
tn
NW
vices
were
to
C
be held there
TlcP,
SE section
erty listings is about empty.
here Monday.
S S
wis
KBST BS
ffBaTkDaaaa
Od.aia
the First Christian church and burU. S.
drilled to 2,806 feet In lime.
If you have a good 2 3 or 4
KBST Lou
Raniar
KR1.D Count Tour Bl.atlnsa suvunuBn i VS.
In southwestern Martin county,
bedroom home to sell
ial was to be beside the grave
uar-Da- v
of Aatrlaa
WBAP-H.City
list with me for quick sale I
of ber husband, C E Havden
Glass, 1.980 from
1 M
t as
Plans are being made for a Big Gulf No
BS va Od.aa
KBST
already have buyers waiting.
a3ar-H.w-a
Surviving;
arc three daughters,
Spring delegation lo attend the the north and east lines, of section
KRUMIllIkDV
Pl.rhouap KRLO Rat. Your Mat
C S BERRYHILL,
WBAP-NS
T&P, took a second drill- Bast
Mrs A E Nunn, Mrs Claude
n
City firemen responded to four annual meeting of the U S
MacRa.
80
112 W. 2nd
ItlBI
Phone 1683
II
f
Wllklns, Brownwood, and Mrs Dock alarms, one of them
Hlghvay association In Rl Paso Mem test in the Pannsylvanlan
Or.ktMr
BS
SunKBrro
KBST
Tl
KBIT-0drill
L M. Brooks ApplUnce
Snlr.r.
tut
Wilkinson, Big Spring She also day as minor blazes were rcport- - July
Your MaU
Omar Elliott chairman The tfol was open for four hours
pi.rhouia
Caraaa
I
Btat
of the chamber of commerce tour- Iroin 10,629 767 and git showed in WBAr)oidon MacRa
leaves five grandchildren and one
.M
II
a
REAL ESTATrDlSPLAY
t
I'll
a
OrtaaaaT
va Odaaia
sister, Mrs Mabel Skaggs, Venice,
A short circuit in an air condi- ist development
committee.
has 18 minutes, continuing in small
J rarkrr . KBST-Ba
a aaaria
KRLD c.rjnan Cavallar
a Mi Baat
vulumc throughout the test Re
Calif.
WBAP-Taaaak
tioner motor was blamed for a announced
WBAP Top Merit
BarUa
gas-ccovery
Purpose
of
a
60
of
feet
drill
wai
the
association
Is
at
fire
B&B
the
Food store at 611
Itt
driklmi
LfiOAL NOTir.g
KBST-Bva Odriaa
Orats,
E 3rd street about 7 20 a. m No encourage tourist travel over U Ing mud and 34 feet of oil and KBST Jo. ltaaal a Mr Baal
KKLIsr.Mmas
.
CavalUr
t
THE STATE O TEXAS
SXMSa
s
S 80, which spans the continent
Operators
mud
deepened
Bacrtt
was
A
duage
reported
Barlaw
short in
TO- - O
B
MoOT.r .nd Sir. O B
a cooler was also" credited
rUor.T, R E L. 4M Ifn R T
"TuesoAVnMonNiNO
with from Savannah, Ga , to San Diego, to 10.820
-- k.
U-- l
O
D
Spartan No 1 Wolcott, northwest
L... B D H.I
ta-startlnc a fire at the Tavlor Elec- Calif Delegates from all three
t'M
Hal.. frlU HMnlck. .nd Mn Frltt
M
Mavarra OrsB.
divisions
of
league
the
In
231,
Martin
association,
wildcat
east,
Oak
tric company on the east highway
Tla
!fftnttk. and ..rh ftf thf unknown
otwirfey
KRUVCSa Hwa
Alaaaaa
KUVArttraf tar Tf
ti.lri ( ..rh at th aaoft n.m.4
The blare was extinguished with west and central, will attend the Ward CSL. progressed to 12,105 KRUVatvtUar
nw
Ballad
a.rfant d.c.Mid.
El
Paso
jlme
conclave.
in
feet
no
with
a
Devonian
all
i
only smoke damage to building
MS
ORBETIHO
Plavarr Orel.
Ola
Meanwhile, the chamber's tour-1- shows.
TIM
Tou ar. command! to
and
and contents
CRf,0 aik Rlai !
Alaaaaa
aaiw.r th. BliiniUTa aotlUon at or
development
WBAP-aaf
a
hopes
committee
Taiaaa
Duncaa
No damage resulted
TbAPiaw
from a
at for. IS o cltxk AM of th. lint
is at
:1S
CasasUsaS
fire at the Cap Rock courts on the to enlist new members for the asU.nd.r .It.r th. .iplratloa of 1
da
Tim
a
waj
dirt from Ui. d.t. of U.uinr. of
KRLD-BlCroakr
KRLO-auLamesa
highway
Ou.rtat
Sunday after-no- n sociation In Big Spring Memberthu CtlatlOD tb i.m. kolas Uandir
waassiaak
Rids
!
r.rmil
It was started when an elec- ship may be listed either through
th. T dor of AufuiL A O ItSO
s
a
I:
INn
aariasaa
si of kf for. U o clock A U b.f.r.
nnfrr nr.nt. - i
tric iron was left on, firemen said Elliott or the' sfhamber of comUm Hon.rakl. Dtltrltt Cult of H.w
Wood aeow
merce office
n.av
We have for your seiHLO--a
aianras-- U
The fain alarm came from
ard Couatr at tho Court Houi. In Bl(
wr
a
Ridia
a
Ooldan
of
Wilt
Is
lection FHA and OI apM
8prln( Tos.a
t sStarr
building on NW 5th street.
1
Fines
SaloU
CBST-Id pl.lnlttf
pttltlon wi nitdon
toCblldr
proved two and three bedtnaTJiama Asrwuar
KSLDwWaacr Warraa
SI dtr of Jano ISM
th.
Norwood Houston, Lamesa man WSUP-MFor
n
room homes. No . down
waaoia
Tbo fil. numbtr of i.ld suit bolns
aR
Oartrwa WBAPWtlaom. TraTaiata
a is
Hit
Five
Ho 1SS7 Th. iimti of tho panur la
Injured in an automobile accident
payment
Die
ma
for veterans.
Malady
Ksarr-M- r
rra
star
old lull ar.
CSaaa
Drunkenness was the principal which occurred on US Illhway
FHA closing cost only
uoarrwr
O D Putk.U oa Mtlntlff and O
tmt
asa
MEXICO CITY, July 3. on
Rail- - cause
wasp wims rrv.ir
waaMtraaar
for fines assessed in cor- - 87 about 14 miles north of Big
B Hoover and Mrt O B HooT.r.
Bird
$150. -- No tack on . .
S N
ii aa
R B. l., (nd Ur
R E L..
Kil.I!S,rJr.i!i!l,0M.Ced n.d'y ?e.w4poratlon court this morning, though Spring about 130
m. Sunday,
No hidden cost"
Mtti
B D Hal. and Mr. B D H.l. FrHa
go IntoT.V.,,.,
r
Oaafrap
resting
ai.aiai araan
reported
in
the
seven
was
TJtUVK
violations
occasioned
aiiiir
veil
and
nick,
Ho.
Hoenltkt
Mn
Prlt.
rtup-aeffect July It, The new rates, ivar.
WBIAJMI
If you art steadily emBtra
r
aad t.ch of fko unknown h.lr. of
Cowper hospital-clini- c
this morn
:
1 a
aging nearly IS per cent higher, lines
ployed consult with us for
o.ch of th. abov. p. mod pcrion.
N.wa
Wata M
KBIT-aoTwelve persons were fined a to- ing
al PtaaMn
a. D.ffndaau Th. n.tur. of sold
vere announced by the governmenI
Artber Oedfrty
your new home.
Parad.
01 SMaaa
K
ult b.lns lubitaatlallf
Houston was Injured when a WAr-aan- r
a. follow.
WBAP-U- I
t-owned
BaSwtlfal
CM
BaUr tta
pira.
railroads last month tal of S206 after pleading guilty
to wit
at
to Intoxication charges Three oth car in which he was riding over- TUESDAY AFTERNOON
FUlnllff Burr In Tr.ipiif ta Trr
e'rs forfeited SIS bond each on turned A youth whose last name
T1U
lor tho ml. lo LoU II tl iuf
BETTER HOMES . . .
d'ai
I'M
M
S3
block II orlsin
tl
of
towntiu
failure to answer to the same Is Hill and tfvho also lives in La KBST.B.k Will.
KBST Brtd and Or. at
nrMiiTMri
FIXED COST!
Iowrd Countr Ttiai allct-ln- (
mesa escaped with minor bruites KRUKNaaai (eaartal
charge
fiom BTlMr KJILO-LIVESTOCK
that on til d.t of Jimj.rT lit
a
WBAP N.wa aad Uarsaaa
ttta
PORT iWORTIt
pltlatlff wt nd mil ! th. own.r
Charges of driving without oper - .ln the mishap Houston was to be
Jul J' US
CaUl.
is as
111!
1 11
it
of tild land, and
rafv.i I ooo aattl. la hi.n.r m
a aurh dl. th.
s
possible Internal In
asat
for
Maja
Brld. aad Orwa
resulted
in
ators
license
KBT
three
nd itockin II Skov
upon
d.lndn(i unl.wlullr mured
Town
a
la.l W.dutdar
KRUBn)i) nan
Parid
l.v.u il.uihltr cajtai
and dUaoimicd him of uch prcm-U- a
u
d
On
it.ck.r fines totalling US. Parking In an juries this morning
tAt
af Ufa
Patw
calvaa uront lo II Jilbr nid
an4 wlthholdi poattailon from
aa
IS
M
sood frd altara alley was" cause of a Si levy
a
Mrs.
Frances Itanderman. 31. of
t'M
nd jiarlloaa M0
klai
Thai plaintiff and hli
lo 100 r.mmon la
Cbb
persons
Sweetwater
was
on
hurt
Hlghwjy
were fined a total
In tin hai. b.n nalni and
JaawaXw .
n.aiun
lire u lloo b.rl cowa II w to Three
farad
Blrad Baa
It 00 food nd choir. il.u.hl.r .!
of $10 for making prohibited left 80 Immediately west of the city rBAP-Tslalmlnr such lot advralr opnlr
WBAP Papsal Tawat
J
PUai BB
as
21 So to II M common to medium ealrp
and aolorlouilr lor a period
it
of
Room 105
Pragtr Bldg
l
10
limits
about
Passing
..
night
turns
on
a
cost
o'clock last
..
viaduct
tf M- I. w
Tim
u .hk.ii n.cr
mora Utan la
Cabk
and nhcr.for.
UsaTanraaaai Oaswaas
c.ii.a av.ua io one person S2S
when she fell from the family vePhone 1740
MC
Lav lltl br adrvra poaalon under
BUJMMkUaa USM
11 lastt iiocktr
hillrr c.lvia
Tfnta
waASvJaas aaa laat
WBAr-autand br tlrtu of th IS
SSOo w MM, lUKkir cowa UM lu
atatut
B.MH
tS&r
hicle.
of UmltaUoD
SIM
flalnUff prara
for
tM
vaar-raParamaaUw
Medical attendants said she was atBar-atu
Utl
and poiitulon
Paaka'
of th
Host 000: kuUhar II abov laat Friabara
Fined
KBLODx Paul
Saalat
day, uti and. I.idtr pii auadr, soot)
severely bruised.
dacrtbd rtal ataU
sauhsii auur tnts
a a4baa
It ttU Citation
and cholc
hot atrrad within
IN w IN lb barrowi and
ana .
111
III
.
SO dart afUr th
IU
11 U, IJihUr and b.arlcr butfh.ra
It
ADDie
f
dal
a
u.
plea
Uauaac.
entered
ward
aMbi caa
KBaT-rv-a
Bau
siimretr P. O. Bon 171,
Paaaata
H ahan b. r.turn.d umrr.d
Ills to 11 ! SO II M la 11 OS,
'i
of guilty In county court Saturday, SniOOt Filled
Maaoa
1RU-M- a
Parkin
thU la JJ daj of Jus A. 0 . 1SSO
pin II M to 11mi
rpiuc m.
BAP DMkla t aaaaac
i
uaua
l of
Olr.a ond.r
hand and
BhB S ISO. al.u.hl.r mnrimr limki U io ine 9narge oi driving wnue
I M
1 M
. laid Cmut. at atflr la Bis Sarins.
biib.r ibaa laat wi.k'a rioaias. othar tinder the Influence o( intoxicants
KBST-at-r
Georo Smoot. accused of drunk. KBaTOrrhftra
KBSTJIappr L.ndtns
Ttiaa. thl th II da? at Jan. A D ,
KKIJVH.W xif
t
Doctor
eoncs-entereplea
a
fy
of
9
-. ' WBjJsaaaT,aasMaii,Xtir
II M.
ljlaAP-t4.-l.lA
WV 'lnr1
MMomI' waapiBr.au, jaaaC Chtr CWrk
141,
I
In Justice court "this morning and
Dibrell
aa
a a
ri
DUtrlct Coup
KBtT-ak- r
KBT-TKata
Malon.
-- ,
hl
W,rd ",0
driver's, was fined I25 and expense by
kvowud Casuur, Tssaa
nm ".dl,
JMMl
Oar
d
anrtu
J JMUM. TSXXM
IVBAP-U- v
ucetua tor ua ensuing six montus. justice w u. lonara.
SMoar waartfetii U.M at is..
tat,
Uk a UllUoa
tfaaaa
WaUMa
Property Owners
Sit
For Tuesday
thTTnf'rtW
--
1
tlI
n--
km.
y," .LfV!cwVV
"It's The
Ilardin-Slmrao-
ko(e 'h1!iiihr
es
"""'
i
rgti
American Way"
'gvasr
-
I
Nice
bom
on Wood
Et.
or
home
brick
couth part of town.
Beautiful brick
Washington PUce.
In
home
In
In,"
small
part of town.
2 acres In West
Office space for rent.
Choice loU in all parts of
town.
HAVE BUYERS
For All Kinds
ReaJ Estate
'f
Parker
ni.
"'
Borden Wildcat May Be Completed
As A Small Pennsylvania Producer
TROOPS
--
rtf
1MC--
.
Gream Supper
Held Johnson Home
''
'
par-o- n
Especially
houses
South Part
Of Town
5-ro-
"
y
house elote
down payment
J
upst-rrntr-
e)
5'4-lne- h
Uw-bo-
ll
Sale
"
Western Insuletinf
Comfrany
g
1
Emma Slaughter
For Sale
al.
cor-
$7000.
T0xl50-f-
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farm 3 miles out on
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minerals, J75 an acre and give
the buyer the" crop.
4 lots and
house with
bath in Wright Addition, J8000
cash.
Extra good small house on
EastUth, good lot, good neighborhood, $3750.
25 acres, 5 rooms and bath:
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Old National Insurance Co,
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Chiropractic
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HEALTH Jj US Intervention
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MbSCOW. July 3 11
The Mot-prrsi said today that popular
Indignation over American interven-lion In Korc-- la spreading throughout Russia
Tho Communist Party Newspaper Pravda said protest meetings
were Mltlng place In factories and
ofllce' buildings all over the coun
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Three more United Nation
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forget the struggles of our forefathers and our
responsibilities to future generations. Let us
ever hold fast to our inalienable rights of
Life, Liberty
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memlined up in support of
bers have
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UN effort to end the Korean war
Sweden, Denmark
The three
announced their stand
and Israel
In statements at their capitals Thlr-x
other member nntlon. have
formally notified the UN of their
uppuit
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TODAY
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lie meet In Ihe Kremlin tnmor
row It Is dcicrlbcd a a routine
session, which wi announced last
month The Supreme Bovleta of the
other IS republic are alio scheduled to meet soon In their respective capitals.
Much of Ihe pre
comment on
public reaction to the- - Kgjean cris-- i
appeared to he a rehash of stor
ies wnlch appeared last week At
lint time the papers ald the pub- lie remained calm. Now they
be trying to itlr the peo- pic up against the United States
"The Soviet people " Pravda
said in a front-pag- e
editorial, "and
all" progressive humanity express a
decisive protest against American
aggression
in
Korea and are
(.trengthcnlng the atruggle for a
firm peace In all the world against
warmonger's.'
Tho press gave sample quotes
from workers at the protest meeting.
A war widow- "With a feeling of
deepest Indignation wc are following the events, developing In Korea. Unbridled American Imperial- litis. tuUMiieMr- - aeaJaet th-g
Korean people "
A woman
telegraph opeantor-"wdecisively condemn the ag
gressive Intervention of American'
impcrallsm "
A potion picture worker
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retiv out llaming greetings to the
of the people i army of
warrior
Korea "
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situation." this U S Marine Corps
base today canceled id plans for
la rodeo July 5, 6 and 7 "In favor
of Intensified training "
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of 8,000 troop was scheduled for today, with planes from tho nearby El
Toro Marine Air Station provid
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TEHRAN. Iran. July 3. (fl
rioters tried to mob was ltd by the "national front" a
Gen. Ali Ftazmara, Iran's new pre- small opposition group in parliaTAEJON. Korea, July 3. (iTl ThcraUe contributions here.
mier, in front of the parliament ment which has charged Razmara,
"Korea
and the democratic
nf InvnrteH South
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building yesterday, but P"cc drove army strong man, with dictatorial
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forget
never
world
will
Korea today thanked Uie unitea
off.
ambitions
Limb cautioned that "now Is not them
A number of persons,
States and United Nations for sup- including
After the demonstration Razmara
recriminations
bitter
for
the
time
police,
be
were
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three
this
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max
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port nd ,ald
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past
in
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errors
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Razmara
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nu
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Communis mar
Ben C. Limb Issued a statement
"Now is the time to stand to- -
Rioters Attempt
To Mob Iran Head
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The South Korean cabinet an- lot be better
it already was making
nouiu-c3.
HALL COE
July
MONTEZ
her lealistlc action on this
plans lor the day of return to areas
'lie evp oi the United Slates"
Day anniversary
held by the Communist Invaders. A
The foreign minister added
.dcusion was made yesterday, it
'It has gladdened our hearts to hid to bjy wheat and barley from
has
Nations
United
(hear how the
Australia and Japan to store until
responded to our crucial siiuauun
BRUCE LEO CKBRILL0
Thirty-thre- e
member nations have needed in reconquered areas.
hiSyri lntaWA Cish
publlcj proclaimed meir sympamy
for the rtepubllc of Korea and 10
have acted to back up their word.s
with action if called upon.
PLUS COLOR CARTOON
may well become a
"Korea
crystallizing point of all demc-Icral-lc
nations In the world In fu
ture years this devastating experience might well be looked back
upon as the hour of recession of
the tide of Communism "
'
Limb msntioned only the United
By Th Associated Press
States by name. He did not demm
imi
nit
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scribe the direct aid offered by tho
Chinese NaTAIPEI, July 3.
,
disappointed
Sri "THETRAIIOFTHE
keenly
1 ' other nations.
l
are
tionalists
UriUhh and Australian naval ana
ir force already are in action that Washington rejected their offer
against the North Korean rteds to send combat troops to Korea.
China has offered to
Nationalist
Three divisions were believed to
T&Htiaxo
-send ground troops and air units have be'en destined for that battle
already
has zone But Washington thumbs down
PLUS
"The United States
he on the offer.
sacrificed much for Korea."
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sons
have
vaid "Some of her finest
(Presumably Washington acted
ixrn tneir lives. Millions of
I.
after weighing the chances of Na- spenk
and
peace,
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have been
malnland Chinese Communist forc--i
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In
tlonalist . Chinese troops drawing
Insurance Kcrncy
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Knr.,n h,.ti- - Formo- Th 8lB,t Llt1la 0"c '"
nl'itaiy advisory
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nom-Bo prln8
moving 200.000 troops
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AmerTftVtiote was discussed
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Listen to
was reason to believe a Chinese
answer already had been dispatched to Washington.
Official quarters have expressed
fear the Chinese Communists may
attack now that American intervenI
tion has resulted In Nationalist
6:15 P. M.
forces halting their military blows
f
against the malnlasfti.
Prasarifed by
Naval headquarters announced
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Llntln Island, east of the Wanshan
Islands southwest of British lions
Knnff had heen abandoned hv truer.
rllla forces on Saturday
Subsequently Chinese Red forces took
the island, the report said.
Talks with representatives of the
U S. Seventh Fleet patrolling Fort
moian waters aro expected to be
TkliDfl
held shortly.
1190 On Yeur Dial
The defence ministry said defenders of Quemoy Island, near the
..mainland' Jted port oi Amoy,
pected to b attacked quickly.
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