Cleburne Times-Review (Cleburne, Tex.), Vol. 48, No. 17, Ed. 1 Monday, December 1, 1952 Page: 1 of 6
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CLEBURNE TIMES-REVIEW
CLASSIFIED PHONE 2000
Full Leased Telolypeselter Wire Report of the United Pres, - Worls Grealest Nows Ageney
CLEBURNE. TEXAS. MONDAY. DECEMBER 1. 1952
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Fort Worth Man
Killed In Crash
Hospital Staff
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rhen he asked the question, "what
bise is there to want?"
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t rything else to be desired An auto
OTHER DEPARTMENTS
133 and 134
tremendous artillery barrage In the
Sniper area Sunday, firing more
than 11,000 rounds. Chinese infan-
try men stabbed in platoon and
squad-slze unite at Sniper, but
mounted no ful-scale attack
attacks. Most fighter bombers had
to stay on the ground, giving Red
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m of Indian Dele,
a Menon to stick
said, "that persona to whom na-
ture has been unjust should be
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Head-Lines
By Clyde Hood
Four days of investigation Into
the "strange” circumstances of her
escape, Conway said, indicated the
famed "Tiger Woman” also had
Christmas holiday. All
merchants who partii
this first Wedneday V
promotion, will be offe
uine bargains, many
Christmas gift variet
dads; den mother. _
relationships, for den mothers and
Tzom P-AiEoupipau..n,
Doctor's Wife
Dies in Wreck
GONZALES, Tex., Dec. 1-UP-
The wife of a Chicago doctor en
route to a 1 medieal field service
6 pnaEs
uniform of qurceun-
- that day before ves-
were a Seanaper M
ad off an a siding, neg-
ing in ceremony and celebrations
to JePoW. - . ^fS 1..
The occasion brought together
irise raid on
‘ caves the
— yoke at
of the ridge-
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drawing first appeared, the delta-wing, aingle-seat, all-weather
interceptor will be under almost entirely automatic control. The
pilot's chief duty will be to act as a monitor for the electronic flight
and fire-control equipment ' '
hospital,
in a two-
PHOENIX, Aris., Dec. I—UP—
At least five staff members of the
prence where your home is located
1 . $
• have let you down. Teen-
The capital and the nation mean-
a round of traditional
"fiestas" to usher in
held Tad 10 S
By UNITED PRESS
A refinery explosion and fire
which killed seven men and a one-
automobile traffic mishap that
snuffed out six lives made grim
contributlons as Texas counted a
Thanksgiving accident-toll Monday
of at least 40 Uva .
Three more persons died in two
train automobile collisions.
SEOUL, Dec. 1—UP—United Na-
ons soldiers killed 64 Communists
in four brief skirmishes eeross the
rain-swept Korean hattiefront Mon-
day while heavy clouds grounded
all but a token force of Allied
planes, I
Only small bands of Red infantry*
men ventured from their well-
protected bunkers to edisturb the
strange and uneasy quiet on the
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The uReat of an
"incident” which led
security measures to
now president symboli
political problems lac
For the past four weeks, each
Tuesday evening a band of men
and women interested in perpetua-
ting the leadership of the cub pro-
gram of the Boy Scouts of Amer-
ica, have been holding training ses-
sions in the Cleburne schools.
To date, 35 adhit cub leaders
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to Washed 1
txt Longer '
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The Commun sts Sunday accused
Uto UNe haqibinu a niwn----
at Kangdong, but did hot i
any casualties were inftiet
UN prisoners.. 29 — - -
Cheng Wan said four buildings were
__ _inaukura-
tiop, said Ms rellion eould be um-
ited to those concerning which
“our positions reguire." At an of
ficial diplomatic reception Sunday
Two Athens women, Verda Wol-
verton, 23, and Mrs. Gladys Brad-
ley. 45, were killed when they
drove In front of another Southern
Pacific freight at Corsican’s Sev-
enth St. crossing.
One Fexan, Henry Duane Fox, 21,
of Fort Worth, was killed in an Ok-
lahoma traffic accident Sunday.
Another accident at Oklahoma in-
jured two Texans. Police said
Fox’s automobile crashed headon
into a train on U. 8. 69 near Wago-
ner, Okla.
Nixon, tepresentii
eteet KlftMaww di
Reds Accuse UN
Of Camp Bombing
PANMUNJOM, Dec. I—UP—The
Communists accused the United
Nations Monday of bombing a
second prisoner of war camp in
North Korea last Wednesday,
wounding three UN soldiers.
The accusation was made in a
letter trom North Korean Gen.
Nam II to Lt. Gen. William K.
Harrison, chief UN truce negotia-
tor. It was handed over to Allied
officers at a liaison meeting Mon
and bunkers
und fortress
rmpty house under a pile of dirty
The former beauty queen
protected to Conway that she was
not insane and said staff members
Arizona state hospital are implicat-
ed in the sixth escape of trank
i probtom to salve, as com-
to the overell probtom of
ng up youfh to be peed citi-
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OKLAHOMA CITY, Dec. 1 -UP
—A 21-year:old Fort Worth, Tex.,
same."
She was treated with a series of
thrmoneiihjeetions by DrGhris-
tian Hamburger of the Danish se-
rum institute The operation was
performed by Prof. E D. Iversen ।
| of the state hospital.
Sh said she enme to Denmark
Cloudy with occasional light rain.
Temperatures in the middle forttea.
Ground Absorbs Rainfall
The bureau aaid that dry ground
absorbed moat of the raihfa
through November in the Lake Dal-
las and Trinity River watershed
area.
Only the extreme western part
of Texas missed Monday's mole-
--#"3—mar
cotton Program plannud '
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1 —UP—
The National Cotton Council will
plan a program for building strong
foreign markets for United States
cotton when it meets in Dallip,
Jan. 2628, Read P. Dunn, director
of foreign trade for the council,
said Monday'
• Semphil took the i
n and later married 65-2
your senior*.
duessgmds
WILLINGHAM, has lost
bjack cocker spaniel ..
wearing a red collar and
will pay a reward for it
^.Convivial KEMP PN
getting set for exploRattos
_______ told them of her fears and her
Christine, who was born in New j final solution for them. said.
York es George wf Jorgenaen Ah.' But Monday in New York her ।
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which had the overnight low Mon-
day of 11 degrees, reported three
inches of snow, and Amarillo offi-
ciala said abput one inch of enow
covered lands in that area. ; 4
Highways in the Texaa and Okla-
homa Panhandles were open Mon-
day but the state patrol in both
states warned that they ere etl
slick and dangerous.
Rainfall Amounts Lleted
The rainfall in Texas for the M
hour period ended this morning:
Austin 40, Dallas m, Ban An-
tonio .11. Waco 10, Beaumont
mGhrietkgipNet AWondsA
emudkahnoxn-amamerPT—
r TROLLEY BION IS "OFF THS TRACKPresident-elect Dwight D. Eisenhower may see many
of Seours war-weary trolleys when he visits Seoul, but they won't be carrying signs such ns bo’na
, by the car above. Officials of Korea’s capital city have ordered deletion of the word "hell" from
welcoming banners, and have decreed that the abbreviation, "Ike." is not dignified, .nd muat nut
be used on bunting. ' —
Dies of Buras
GAINESVILLE, Tex., Dec. 1 -
UP—A 22 year old mother died Sun-
day night of burns received in a
fire that seriously burned her hus-
band and two of their children Sat-
urday.
She was Mrs. Rom Ann Miller,
whose clothes were burned from
her body in the blaz that de-
stroyed the family’s three-room
home northeast of Gainesville.
Mrs. Milter’s threesweek-old baby
Earlene, whom she rescued, re-
mained in critical condition with
burns over most at its body. The
husband-father, Earl Miller, and
a son, 18-month-old Donnie. suffer-
ed less serious burns in the fire.
Another child, Joyce Ann, 3, es-
eaped injury.
The blase and resultant explosion
la believed to have started when
Mrs Miller lighted a kitchen stove.
' _ X, , , " “I feel it was worth all the suf- | turns
..Certainly, we are not criticizing fenngs." she said _____.______
he My for his confusion. It is our •1 am very happy to be a worn treatment were almost completed
yours and mine. that teen an now • uium—jc- “ —
agers are confused. * “ *
but rarer than, te case of Dr. k
411 of KU "
Monday's heaviest action waa at
Sniper where South Korean infan-
major Asian nation.
Moves to get a vote laat week
were twice postponed to allow Men
on time to prepare a final speech
on his latest version and to make
a new attempt through diplomatic
channels to change Communist ob-
jections.
your letter is get
reral have been in
_____ to volunteer thet
N Not one of these men, all
Mh the West side, has sald you
Me wrong in your outlook.
e oldstrs, as a result of your
Pane dun Ma hunnmdas uANam ku.
I Ver apd its honetY • Teallze more
an ever that you teeh-agers are
oking to us for guidance
But we should give you more
an you have asked for in your
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may seem. entertejnment is a
UNITED NATIONS, N. Y., Dec. । be reached hinged on:
1. The success of Vishinsky s
tet at false pr
ence in themsek
; owa a home
r.needto The Fifth Session will be held at
9 .2 the new Cooke school Tuesday
» feu>t the night, 7:30 o’clock The pack ad
Met WAx to ministration a seal on far cubmas-
ters, cub pack committeemen and
Henry Duane Fox al Fort Worth
died in a truck-car collision on
I U.S. 69 near Wagoner, Okla., Sun-
day.
Oklahoma Highway Patrolman
E. A. Cummins said Fox was try-
ing to pass another automobile
wnen he met the semi trailer truck
headon. Both vehicles hurtled 15
feet into a ditch with- the truck
landing on top of the car. It took
rescue workers four hours to clear
the wreckage and remove Fox’s
body.
Lawrence Van Pelt and Mrs Ka-
therine Shepard, both of Dallas,
were injured in a two-automobile
accident near Oklahoma City which
killed Mrs. Mildred Walling of Vel-
ma, Okla., and “hospitalized three
other persons
Andrei Y. Vishinsky apparently
was primed for a supreme effort
Monday to block passage of In-
dia's Korean peace plan and there-
Aedtnivirpedozbboxa
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Doesrrr
Four days of investigation into nteeka Mnet “ehterhomhera ha । tekeds' und
Most of the partici
merchants will have ad
pearing in tomorrow’s 1
Review tolling of their
Values.
Check these ads caretud
make this edition your
ping guide for greater I
mas bargaina.
ture, Most of the Panhandle, how-
th T o
Dalhart,
day.
Nam said UN planes dropped
parachute Dares and then bomba
into a "tconspiciously marked” pris-
oner camp No. 9 at unchon. He
sdaiowdazeinonera
44 eur peers, 11 toon agars, to find
3s not ovilty.
4 About the googra
home. It doesn’t
Be Wet Month
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By United Press
A layer of warm, moist
air from the Gulf of Mexico
set off light rains over
moat of Texas and Oklaho-
ma early Monday, causing
weather forecasters to pre-
dict that December may
bring an end to water
shortages.
The U.S. Weather Bureau at Pal
troops patrol-
l tense capital
iccessor to re
Ghwtes
tqges
EC TH19
N MAB6
Na 5]
7! Iumd
scrup- the new administration. I
He diplomatie delegatlons from _ —
intact thins were on hand for the swear-
- - MESo-ET Doe, J fore wmW weregath-
Ruiz Cortines promised to give
Mexico a gpverment of "scrup-
waa expected to
the huge public w
development pro
by Aleman., I
Texas Counts 46 Dead
Cleburne merchants are once
again planning a big SUPER
VALUE day Wednesday.
More than ever, Johnson
County residents will ba pleas-
ed with this day of bargains
because of its nearness to the
trees and tatue in Stokholm,
Sweden, ^Saculpturo, "4r2
udynic amgi of the beauty
vgeguged by the nre meteoro.
T\logical phenomenon, c
A United Press survey showed
Monday that at during the period
from 6 p. m. Wednesday through
midnight Sunday, at toast 31 per-
sons were kilted in highway accj-
dents, 13 peraons burned to death,
one man drowned and one person
waa asphyxiated.
The two worst accidents occurred
Saturday.
Eugene Arthurs of Galena Park,
his wife, three of their children and
Arthurs’ half-brother were killed
when their automobile left the road
at a curve near Salmon in Ander-
son county and hit a tree at top
speed.
A distilling unit at the Smith’s
Bluff refinery of Pure Oil Co., at
Nederland exploded late Saturday
night. Six man died instantly in the
explosion and resulting fire. A sev-
enth workman, D. H. Kyla of Ned-
erland. died Bunday at a Beaumont
hogital al buma guffarad An dha
"wy"v• wweNw ww-wwwwI VWS Vuww
fire.
A 49-yearold San Antonio cafe
owner, Anthony Chehgos, was kill
ed and’ two peraons were injured
Sunday night when gn automobile
bringing four Alamo City men from
a hunt near Hondo waa struck by
a Southern Pacific freight at the
Hondo depot crossing.
Fatal Car Wreck
HOUSTON, Dec. 1 —UP—A 17-
year-old Crosby youth, Lee C. Rush,
was charged Monday with failure
to stop and render aid after admit-
ting he had been the driver of the
vehicle which struck and killed a
Negro pedestrian Saturday night.
The victim wax Abraham Collins,
44, of Kinder, La., who was visiting
a son at Crosby.
Sheriff’s U. Edd White had ori-
ginally questioned i 20-year-old
las said Monday that Texas had
more than normal rainfall during
the month of November, although
the total for the year waa still far
below average. . ’
. November rains caused Lake Dal-
las and the Trinity Riverhrdest
hit by the drouth to rise only about
five feet, the bureau Mid. But
heavy rains now might cause,
some runoff.
be gained through their own sup
Will Meet Tuesday PN decision originating from a
rated
as pa .
od the stteets of t
The 62 yearold
tiring Pesident
took the oath at a
a Mexico City Tense
trucks another chance to dash to-
wards the front with supplies.
South Korean infantrymen mass-
ed mahine-gun tire with Allied
artillery to kill 18 Chinese late
Monday afternoon when a Red pla-
toon attacked between Rocky Point
and Pinpoint Hill on Sniper Ridge.
That action brought the total of
Reds killed Monday to M, compared
to the hundreds the Allies slaughter-
ed when the fighting was hot. The
last major action at Sniper Ridge
was 14 days ago.
However, the Bods let loose a
of Hardwood, Tex., (Gonzales
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As New PresidentCort
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ide and no confi- ;
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Rarity Of Nature Transforms Man MORE RAINS BRING^fOPE
Into A Beautifully Blonde Woman OF WATER SHORTAGE END
COPENHAGEN, Des -UP- and served as a draftee in the j fathy said aha rates "Mghorthnn | M ----------------------—r-------—-- . 7
A beautiful, gray eyed blonde told United States Army, waa inter • the Congressional Medal at Honor ( e m,s mm aamancc » ' f inm Al faab
Monday bow through a rarity of viewed in cpenhagen state hospi-fforit.". I Re -IT AHnl . - WCCGEINDGI UVIV
II . . nature and ■ miracie of medicai Ul where she stili is undergoing . --------imila" - .....———
Til science she had changed from a treatment Nt
Anhlyahmeahterary effortp.i man to a woman, and expressed Only Touch of Mekevp • . Elisabeth Forbes-Semphl
pibeanuLpDeuue ? reed *- only on* regret—that her ease had Long.siiky hair fell over her drum my. Scotland, who
‘e"Y* mo any was a .Mel .con- made "sensation " shoulders: Her cheeks showed only medicine as a woman for 30 years
nuHehadnhe But tears came to the eyes of • touch of make-up beneath her and then startled, her family by
a —mn! j 34- year old Christine Jorgensen long lashes announcing she had become a man.
Wiawavou"and‘wehireau when she was told that her parents it was near the end of a long, Dr Forbes ■ ph--2
w"L"iek enW ".50. loved her as a daughter, as they frightening and lonely road for name ol Ewan and later married
totter whoHser he realised n had as a son, and were confident i her his housekeeper
she had not “violated any of God's Behind her were two years of Outlines Poolings
laws " hormone treatments and Opera Clad in a fine silk dresaing gown,
i oz in that time she had not the new Christine outlined Monday
I seen her parents, nor, until her some of the feelings which had led
---------------- 1 /to her decision.
I think It la quite natural," she
treated in this way.
"Many more persons should $
overcome their shyness and do the
Z
gate V. K. _______„ _ _
by his current version, an improve-
ment on previous drafts, in the
. । American view, because it spells
; out a time limit by which war
a study course under the leader-
ship of local cub leaders, advised
by the local scout executive, and
cover all cub leadership needs such
at: What Cubbing is; the Achieve-
ment Plan; Program Planning;
Conducting A Den Meeting; Den
Mother & Den Chief Relationships;
Pack Administration; The Pack
Meeting; and the Den Meeting
Place.
help from the outside.
The 47-vearold homicidal man-
iac, who atew her two roommales
and shipped their bodies to Los
Angeles in trunks 21 years ago.
waa captured Saturday night, less
than 48 hours after she cut through
a window screen and escaped from
the hospital grounds.
Police found her crouched in an
newomaaven
i for treatment because she had
friends here and because she knew
। that Danish doctors took a far
1 more "liberal" view of the prob
i lem of sex conversion
। But "What I feared during
' these two years, that somebody
would make a sensation of my
case, has happened," she aaid.
The bey sorta placed us in this
lass of “Big Wheels,” so let this
»mment rater to us toe. However,
• would like to stood innecent.
ertainiy, we would like for a jury
iome of the finest people we have
r known lived on what some
--mzts Russian Delegate To UN
[ > big shiny autos in the garage.! . “
fESet To Block Peace Plan
V of the1 tracks, which turned
I to be a ‘fine home.
recent campaign IB Ole United aides Nixon gpDwyeri includ-iwhose sx-year
- ed Secretarhof Agricylture Charles reach a new he
Brannan, Gv. Earl Warren of
(California, Got. Alla Shivers of
Texas and Sen. dennis Chavez at
New MoxfoP.’/‘
< zechootovakia wax the only Iron
Mest of us have been too
, We have not taken time out
ach you tree value*. Many of ...... ,____p______________
re cenfused, foo. We think in | by stave off s' stinging propaganda
s of dollara, auto, television defeat,
ond Jy,. The Western aligned United Na
MM, ""* r, ■ tanrenmaorona the j prisoners retusinu to zo hon.. must
dpprplaratnMoynrayatmrnoonotepof:
izcalcommee cstartingtkcivsscnl"dvanctrdgeptton‘bsun
V .P ? .u .u . . ill Communists. For white there waa
But whether the voting stage will virtually no hope the plan, would
produce a quick trace, the West
saw huge propaganda dividend* to
d Sundey. The ---- --- ---
’o tewJfir, who wonts te (too
Mggr.* The lad was pleading with
para bafora it
were aware of her plans to es-
cape and even aided her in cutting
the screen.
Informed sources said there
would probably be firings at the
institution and that Gov. Howard
Pyle would probably order an in-
vestigation of conditions at the boa
pitah—tLe man was kilted and two other Tex*
AAan a • ' ' ans injured, one critically, in two
Mother of Two •
J. D. Roberson
Dies Here Today
J. D. Roberson, 73, 413 Fthik
stone Street, died in a local ‘howpi-
tal today, ' 174 .4 -'1
* Roberson, a native of Tenadunde,
owned and operated Robereoh Who-
lesale Groc. here for 22 yeuru. Hie
health failing, Roberon wold the
firm to two of hie employee. H
operated a grocery store in nr*
rail, before moving to Cleburne.
Roberson It survived by his we,
s brother, C. W. Roberson at Ter-
rell, and three sisters. Cronier:
Pearson is in charge of funeral
services, which are pending . ,
JHowd, 3.4
"< s,pnoc hMr
• wear out. Money senlye med-
.m at exchange. Among the things
most important and necessary in
his life are love, good companion 1
| 'ip. taith and a chance io worship
ur God, as you understand him. j
. ☆
( The letter writer refprred to the
Siq Wheel*, their mehey and the
beographic location of their homes.
We will edmit that some folk in
■ ‘eburne seem fo think they are .
V a Wheel*. These folk heve been
e llenajrs. We will tell you some-
Thing, ebout these folks, son.They |
nbally ewe mere money than they
ill ever be eble to pey. and they
Ere, in many cases, very stow pay.
T‘ws it lost a part at the true pic-
ire cencerning these so-called Big
p vio- inaugural rot
•e #7
ms the would avert
have taken advantage of this train- .. a cao
in. — — , Youth Charged In
The sessions are in the form of 9
terteinment, menevi cars and
e Obe, you teen agar* need te
z82vrmmig - “■
m vehme and the b, ..
e world to aw how true values
ly uM ia in ebearye the tesufis
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