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Army Sergeant Due
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Spying for Russia
Steve Romero and Mr. and Mrs.
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Demos of Playing
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SOUTHWEST’S FOREMOST
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1 Small pats
2 Jewel
3 Created
4 Slip
5 Walking stick
8 Exaggerate
7 Label
• Groceries
• Minnows
• Fishing Tackle
We Pay Top Prices for Pecans
19 Organs of
scent
Greece
31 Musical
exercises
38 Orange oil
40 Interior
41 Guide
42 Egyptian god
43 Italian river
44 English nurse
46 Essential
• being
47 State
48 Delicate
50 Vitality
TODAY and SATURDAY
Box Office Opens 6:15 P.M. — First Show at Dusk
Open Before Daybreak
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TODAY & SATURDAY
1811 Belle
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ACROSS
1 Cat and —
fight
4 Get of! ——
free
8----pop
12 ‘The Hairy
13 Molten rock
14 Walked
15 Forbid
10 Intoxicated
one
18 Slim
20 Feminine
Box Office Opens 6:15 P M
Tint Show at Dusk
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party. ' sen and Joe Latham Brownwood.
Joe Davis and Plainview is re- 18 crappie and two cats.__
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John Wayne
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Admission to Stock Show grounds MAH
ORDERS filled as received. Send check
or Money Order, specify esect perform-
ances. Address STOCK SHOW Amon
Carter Square P. O lei 150, Fort Worth
Thomas Romero Jr.
Dies; Rites Held
. Thomas Romero Jr . infant son
of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Romero
of Brownwood died Thursday
night in a local hospital * He was
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Wayne At His Mightiest!
Adventure At Its Best!
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almost •normal.”
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survived by, in addition to his cause infection and disease.
- sufficient information has been
prepared by an ex-
pert to save you wor-
ry and provide all the
correct facts.
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"Cattish catching" is the high- Venable and party of Arlington
light of fishing reports at Lake and Bobbie Bradford and party |
Brownwood the past week Fish of Fort Worth hunted ducks at
ing reports from three boat docks Gaines’.
LONDON • L P •—Lancet, t h e obsession v hich goes under the
journal of Britain s medical pro- name of mysophobia. defined as
fession. suggested today, the "do-it abnormal fear of dirt, germs or
.yourself craze may spread ^contamination.
medicine in the form of seTF
service hostel,.” An editrial in? .Apparevitl there, are mans
the current issue of Lancet pro- people who are abnermally 2 aid
posed the establishment of hostels of one Jh,”5 01 another Some-
-as opposed to hospitals-where times this is 0 severe as to be
"suitable ’ pattents can stay over- extremely distressing, both.to
night for outpatien. treatment. and the yictim and to family and
wards without nursing supervision associates. It should. however
where patients can look after be distinguished from the kind
themselves. )
Real Danger Is Absent
58 Lone Star Boats
born Wednesday at 5 05 a m
Funral services were held to- THE ALWAYS interesting sub- of them
dav at 10 30 a m: in Davis- ject of phobias or obsessions is One tear .is called- acrophobia.
Moriis chapel; with graveside introduced bi a lester from V which isfear of great heights
rites a’ Greenleaf Cemetery. who says “I have a fear when This seems to be quite common.
The infant w as the second child traveling in trains that dirt and probably so much so that it is
andIOCKER SERVICE
FOR YOUR DEER
Lockers available in 200. 250,
and 500 pound sizes. Deer and
all other types of game dress-
ed, cut up. packaged, and stor-
ed here or in jour home.
Delicious pork and venison
sausage mixture made with
your deer.
seven cats; Joe Bradley and
'58 Mercury Motors
I FUN FESTIvJjr
32 Gloomier
34 Afternoon nap
35 Demented
36 Sorry
37 Arm bone
39 Strikes
40 Unemployed
41 Coin.of the .
Orient
42 Kind of velvet
15 Second
hearing
49 Change places
51 Uncle Tcm
•nd Little----
52 Prince Charles
•nd Princess
53 Otherwise
54 Dry, as wine
55 Grayish-white
56 Landing place
57 Attempt
born in * Brownwood s
Derby’ contest in ‘1958.
High Man Low
PLANO. S.'D —IUP- Albert
Judstra scored three points and
was high scorer for the Plano
High School basketball team.
Plano was defeated by Alexan-
dria. 40 to 5. after scoring all the
points in the first half Rodney
Poling got Plano's other two
points.
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talking yourself
hoarse about
income tax?
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Fishing reports from Evans
Boat Docks included J. W. Daw
son. Brownwood five cats; Kil-
tie Sneathen. Brownwood, two
cats; J W. Dawson. Browhwood.
one good black bass; J. R. Hud-
son, Brownwood, one crappie.
Dick Evans. Abilene. 25 crappie:
McClain brothers. nine pounds
of cats: Chem Longley. two cats.
McClains. Rrownwood, one nice
i cat; Dawsons. Brownwood four
cats; J, W. Dawson. five cats;
Sam Jarrell and B Heath.
Brownwood. nine crappie. and W
M Baker. Brownwood, six cats.
Gaines’ fishing reports include
Truman Newsom, Brownwood
22 cats; Slim Warren and party
Rrownwood. 13 craec Harvey
Hickman. Brownwod. six cats.
Jim Burnett. Lake Brownwood
nine cats; Mrs. L. S .Mullins and
party. Big Spring. 18 channel
cats; W. C. Marian. Brownwood.
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BEwEE
‛ai appellation
21 Fish eggs
22---- telephone 23 Asian country
24 Sheep cries 24 "Good Queen 33 Theater
2»----and ----" attendant
daughter* —_—
T Feminine • । 2 1 : C
undergarment __ _ „ a- —— —
30 Regard L J
Baby contact with soiled tissues and
He is- discarded chew ing cum can
parents, a brother. Robert
mero. Brownwood, and
grandparents Mr and
if it really meant a code training program he had
featuring WCTOR SEN Y~ RUOOUPW NDERS -« RoT IA/
axmDoo 7i-U
WASHINGTON {P- Defense
lawyers were slated to be ameu
today, for the court martial of an.
Army sergeant accused of spying
for Russia under the influence of
vodka and sex
The attorneys face the task of
saving. M-Sgt. Roy A. Rhodes
from possible life, imprisonment
for actions he committed while
serving in the US. Embassy's
motor pool in Moscow from May.
1951. to July. 1953
An Army general court martial
was ordered Thursday after inves-
tigation of charges that the 40-
year-old Army veteran had violat-
ed U.S. espionage laws and signed
a false official document. No trial
date was set immediately.
| As a witness in the trial of con-
victed Soviet master spy Rudolph
Abel in Brooklyn. N.Y., last Octo-
ber. Rhodes admitted peddling in-
formation to the Russians.
He said he became a Russian
informer after a wild hotel bed-
room party with a Moscow girl.
He had an American wife at the
time
Rhodes said he woke up after
the party with a Russian woman
who started his contact with So-
, viet agents.
Rhodes testified he had been
paid between $2,500 and $3,000 for
information on the “personal hab-
its"' of American embassy civilian
WASHINGTON UP1 —.Ser..
Ralph E Flanders accused, t h e
Senate Democratic leadership to-
day of playing politics with, the in-
vestigation of the nation’s missile
and satellite programs
at the lake indicate some good
catches were made.
Several persons from out of
town have-been doing some duck
hunting at Gaines- Boat Docks
ioe Bradley and party of Arling-
ton bazged nine ducks and one
squirrel Dr. Wilkerson of Dal-
las. shot six ducks and Charles
III
run deep ■ 25 Continent
9 Spoken 26 Wee
10 Be overfond 27 Most
11 Arabian gulf intelligent
17 Without 28 Lease
rhyme or —— 29 War god of
I ported to have caught 15 erappte
at Davenport and Meador’s
docks. Others catching fish there
were Truman Newsom. Brown-
wood, tour ehannel eats Harvey
Hickman, Brownwood. two chan-
nel cats. Joe Latham and Glynn
MeClatchy Brownwood, four
channel cats. Joe Latham and
Lynn McClatchy. Brownwood,
right crappie, and Clifford Nel-
V-
gathered so far “to form an effec-
tive and useful judgment."
He. said he could interpret the
Democratic caucus "in no other
way than asa political ma-
neuver.* He added he found it dif-
ficult to reconcile the meeting
with "the many expressions of
nonpartisanship in undertaking
this important investigation."
Several congressmen involved in
military affairs at the same time
were urging close scrutiny of pro-
posals to pul all the armed forces
save money on meat by purehasing
full. half or quarter sides of beef or
pork.
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The Vermont Republican’s under a single commander
charge was prompted bv a call for Flanders charge was virtually
a closed-door meeting Tuesday of certain to cvoke Democratic de-
all Democratic senators to discuss nials.
the investigation The inquiry is From the outset Johnson has ex-
bring conducted by the Senate pressed determination the investi-
preparedness subcommittee under nation would be nonpartisan and
the chairmanship of Senate Demo- free of politics
cratic‘Leader Lyndon B. Johnson Handers conceded '“there has
(Tex been little partisanship in the in-
Flanders. a member of the sub- vestigation itself despite what he
committee, told reporters such a called some evidence on the pan
meeting is premature because in- of some individuals of a partisan
guwm approac
ROBERT JOAN EOMONO
WAGNER COLLINS O’BRIEN
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t. . t,, the way it sounded it would be undergone.
is a s'li thuer"Sseathat under childhood s most common prob- He said "some" of the data giv-
is a silent "-K non. utins unoer en Soviet agents was true.
suchcircumstancenas thosc.men THERE ARE other phobias The rangy. 15-year Army veter-
V i fe > ome to ui abnormal with lone and tongue-twisting an faces a possible maximum pen-
V. ts ftai ome to an apnormar names and strange meanings altg if convicted on the spy charge
degree. This then would be the imer are a few Apiphobia— of fe imprisonment, dishonorable
fear of bees; aquaphobia-fear discharge and forfeiture of all pay
of water; claustrophobia—fear of and allowances
closed spaces, ceraunophobia - RAniOTVREVESIE vp
fear of thunder; bibliphobia - RADIoTREMENTE.T.a
.dislike of books: cherophobia- WASHINGTON VP, The Fed.
fear of gaiety: and necrophObia era 1,Communicasions Commission
. ..... ' i (FCCI has reported broadcasting
< i ei in are fears revenues totaled about s1,400 .000.2
Several, of these are feat during 1956. The television in-
which nearly everyone has to dustrv s share amounted to nearly
some degree But true phobias. million Combined ra-
make the victims miserable and televisiom profits in 1956
can completely dominate their , . . 30 Onn n Ic.,
of fear which all of us have in H and point of view, a Even amounted 1,1 $238,800,000 after tax-
thefcoa real risk. When Ihe nlure °f The reen-c8530FFaiczispnr SPotrisfora 1958 StortsSundayinTheBulleU-
A PHOBIA is an excessive ear scems anting to someone else totaled S189,600.000 while radio COMEON OVT rO-NITF
of something which 1 either it is a constant source of annoy profits amounted to $49,200,000 -conE ON OUT
imaginary or which a normal ance to the person involved and nin0 , cm, vear
person will shrug off with little causes a lot of mental distress. 8 ’______ ‘
worry. A severe phobia or ob- What can be done for such ob- Where Ehe?
session may be a symptom of sessions” Not a .great deal. ! SYRACUSE N LiUPDr.
real mental disease and under believe. However, one should re- AilertL Leflisa faculty mem-
such circumstances, -ot course, a member that fear is abnormal Derat the State College of For-,
psychiatrist should be consulted only hen it is excessive and a estri
There are many kinds of fears real reason for that fear is lack- —-— .
but I shall mention only a few mg Honor Grace Kelly
NEW YORK. Jan 3 IE.N.)—
According to a report heard over
WQXR. the radio station of the
New York Times, the Consul
General of Monaco reports “the
Grace Kelly wedding stamps are
completely sold out.—However,
these stamps may be obtained
from the Elmont Stamp Co.
Because the Wedding set has
evoked a liyely interest in stamps
: of Monaco."Elmont‛s Paris Office
has prepared a collection contain-
. ing the complete GRACE KELLY
postage set of five stamps, the
large-sized diamond Olympic set
of six . . . and the recent Moac-
an set of lour honoring Presidents
Washington. Lincoln. Roosevelt,
and Eisenhower; a total of 15
mint stamps for just $1.00 to
introduce Elmont’s approval ser-
vice.
ELMONT STAMP CO., 61 W.
35th St., Dept. L18 New York 1,
ROBERTSON KEITH
ROSSANA RORY
74e 7amiy Doetoz
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