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Abilene, Texas, Saturday Evening, Oct 11, 1952 S-A
• Missouri Waltz
HORIZONTAL 55 Affirmative
vote
1 Jefferson -
is Missouri’s 56 Canvas shelter
capital 57 Son of Seth
5 Missouri is a (Bib.)
— western 58 Selection (ab.)
59 Greek portico
state
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1 Nompiledien 3 Told (dial.)
(Bib.)
Answer to Previous Puzzle
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2 Passage in the 11 Small tumors 35 Openwork
brain 19 Exist
14 Domesticated 6 Sick
15 Vend
21 Burden
4 Barked shrilly24 Famous
5 Intends
7 Jewels
Winglike part 8 Mark Twain
17 Wolfhound
18 Saw used by
surgeons
20 Engines
22 Bitter vetch
23 Individual
24 Evade
27 African
antelope
28 Rot flax by
exposure
31 Unit of weight
32 Fathers
33 Prayer ending
34 Boundary
(comb. form)
35 Permits
36 Bind
37 Seine
38 Onager
39 Sacred song
41 Deed
42 Harden
43 Horseshoe
pitching term
46 President -
was born in
Missouri
50 Encourage
51 Native metal
53 Roman
emperor
54 Rent
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10 Persian
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40 Dwarfs
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25 Learning 42 Pilfer
26 Distinct part 43 Tardy
27 Natural
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28 Polynesian
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29 Wicked
30 Abound
32 Dismantles
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II
Capsule to Immunize Against
Polio Seen in Couple of Years
By RENNIE TAYLOR I deadly. There is reason to believe
AP Science Reporter this type can be manipulated so
BERKELEY, Calif. WH-A single that it also will produce immunity
capsule that will cost $3 to $5 and to the other types, the Brunhilde
will make a person immune to and Leon varieties. Dr. Cox said,
infantile paralysis may be avail- Evidence that the weakened
able in a couple of years, say Lansing type of virus can pro-
medical scientists. duce antibodies was disclosed by
The pill will contain thousands Dr. Karl F. Meyer, noted expert
of weakened polio viruses which on epidemic diseases. Viruses sim-
have been grown in fertilized hen’s ilar to those used in the hen’s egg
eggs. The viruses will pass into technique were produced two
the patient’s blood stream and the years ago and last July were given
blood will start building antibodies their first test on 61 children in a
to destroy the viruses. Because California institution for the feeble
they are weak, the viruses will I minded.
not cause the disease but their All 61 youngsters had no polio
presence will be sufficient for the antibodies in their blood before
blood to build defenses against being given the vaccine. But they
future polio virus invasions. all developed these antibodies in
The immunity may last five or a few weeks. Dr. Meyer told news-
more years and might even give men.
life long protection, the research- This establishes that antibodies
ers said., ean be produced in the human
IDEAL MEDIUM bloodstream, where they can at-
Basis for this outlook is the dis-tack polio before it gets into the
closure here yesterday that the brain and nerves to cause paral-
fertilized hen’s egg is an almost ysis and sometimes death,
ideal medium for mass producing -------------------------------
the most deadly type of polio
virus.
The process was developed by
Dr. Harald R. Cox and associates
at Lederle Laboratories, Pearl . s
River, N. Y., and reported by him . (Continued from Page +A)
at a gathering of distinguished reception in New Orleans last
scientists for the opening of the night. . . .
University of California’s new Although police estimated a to-
virus laboratory tal of 50,000 persons saw and
A great quantity of vaccine al- heard him,. reporters sensed, no
ready has been made but it must great enthusiasm in the crowds on
be tested rigorously on animalsthe streets or in Beauregard
before it can tried on humans. Square, where he spoke to 10,000
Dr. Cox told a press conference.persons, .
The deadly virus was made The Democratic nominee gave
harmless by growing many gener- his New Orleans listeners the kind
ations of the organism until some of a speech they didn’t especially
of them became non-lethal. This want to hear. . . .
docile Fers eni war. Producefor mueeN onep EA Y K. thlA
tetelacomne, Rreemonkeras flatly he stands on the Democrat-
tested on a few monkeys. ic platform’s declaration for the
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ABILENE’S 1952
TRAFFIC SCORE
Officials of
STORK NEWS
Consecutive deathless days 109
Fatalities in 1952 .......2
Accidents Friday ..
Accidents in 1952 .
injured Friday ...
injured in 1952 ...
BOOD GAT!ZIN8
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Cotton Ginnings in
Taylor County Fall
To Only 266 Bales
Taylor County cotton gins have
processed only 266 bales of cotton
of the 1952 crops, according to Mrs.
C. C. Thompson, cotton statisti-
cian with the Department of Com-
merce.
Cement Firm
To Be Honored
SWEETWATER, Oct. 11 — A
chuck wagon barbecue and a lunch-
eon are part of the entertainment
being planned here for the officers
and directors of the Lone Star Ce-
ment Corp., who will hold a di-
rectors meeting here Oct. 22.
The Sweetwater Board of City
Development and Carlton C. John-
son will be hosts at a Chuck Wagon
Feed at 6 p.m. in the cement plant
at Maryneal. It will follow an in-
spection tour of the plant scheduled
to begin at 4 p.m., to which about
400 Nolan County men have been
invited.
Sante Fe Railway officials, who
will also be in Sweetwater that day,
will honor the Lone Star Cement
Corp. directors with a luncheon in
the skyroom of the Blue Bonnet
Hotel at 12:15 p.m. The Sante Fe
The 266-bale figure compares — ------.—____.-
with 732 bales for the same period officials have also been invited to
last year, which was considered* " • *
an unusually low figure at that
time.
The figures were compiled as of
Oct. 1, she said.
Rosson Named DA
To Succeed Davie
attend the barbecue supper.
Fred J. Gurley, president of the
railway, will head the Sante Fe
delegation, which will include rep-
resentatives from Chicago, Galves-
ton. Temple, and of the Pacific
and Sante Fe from Amarillo.
Heading the Lone Star Cement
o ficials in Sweetwater will be R.
A. Hummell, chairman of the board
of directors of the corporation; T.
H. Avnsoe, vice chairman, and H.
Renal B. Rosson, Snyder lawyer— -
has been named by Gov. Allan A. Sawyer, president of the corpor-
Shivers as district attorney of the ation.
132nd Judicial District, comprising Other directors and their busi-
Gordon and Scurry Counties. ness and industrial associates to
As winner of the Democratic pri- be in Sweetwater for the meeting
mary, Rosson would have taken are: Erle Van Daveler, vice presi-
the post Jan. 1, 1953, but will now dent of American Zinc Lead and
also fill the unexpired term of Smelting Co., Henry J. Wolff, mem-
Robert S. Davie, whose resigna- ber of a New York legal firm,
tion is effective Saturday. | Chadbourne, Parke, Whiteside,
Davie will take a position with Wolff and Brophy; Joseph C. Rov-
the Dallas district attorney’s of-
fice.
Eisenhower’s Aunt
Dies in California
ensky, chairman of the board of
Patino Mines and Enterprises Con-
solidated Inc.: Rosser J. Coke, vice
president of Lone Star and mem-
ber of a Dallas law firm. Coke
and Coke; L. P. Sperry, president
and treasurer of Seovill Manufac-
Six babies were born in Abilene
hospitals Friday and Saturday.
In Hendrick Memorial:
A girl to Mr. and Mrs. James
Burns, 1201 Munroe St., at 9:44
a.m. Friday.
A boy to Mr and Mrs. R. M.
MeBrayer, 3001 South 11th St., at
10:13 p.m. Friday.
A boy to Mr. and Mrs. H. G.
Henderson, 1233 Kirkwood St., at
12:23 p.m. Friday.
A boy to Mr. and Mrs. W. Ray
Young, 1325 Pine St., at 3:38 a.m.
laturday.
In St. Ann Hospital:
A girl to Mr. and Mrs. W. T.
Williams, 1135 South 11th St., at
10:31 a.m. Friday.
A girl to Mr. and Mrs. A. V.
Weese, 1126 Graham St., at 12:07
a.m. Saturday.
Rail Wreck
Toll at 106
HARROW, Eng. u - British
Railways announced today that a
total of 106 persons—including five
Americans—died in Wednesday’s
triple train crash here. Five of the
victims still remained unidentified.
The official announcement re-
vised earlier estimated totals that
had ranged as high as 114.
Three other U. S. citizens were
among the 151 injured. Of those
hurt, 87 are still in hospitals.
Workmen today began removing
TEXAS
the last of the wreckage—the loco-
motive of the Scotland to London
express that smashed into the rear
of a jam packed commuter train,
throwing cars into the path of a
third train.
Half of North Carolina is fores-
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UPLAND, Calif., Oct. 11 WP — ________.- ___________
Mrs. Anna Eisenhower, 85, aunt of turing Co. of Waterbury, Conn.;
Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower, died Robert G. Stone, trustee of Hayden
Friday. She became critically ill a
week ago, and was in a coma
when the Republican presidential
candidate began his : ring through
California. He left Los Angeles
last night for Arizona.
Stone and Co., Boston: and George
E. Clark, president and member of
the board of managers of the Ad-
ams Express Co., a New York in-
vestment firm.
Mrs. Eisenhower had not seen
the general since he was 14. Her
sister, Mrs. Mary B. Evans, North
Wales, Pa., also survives.
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Preliminary reports of the heavy
fighting that night on Big Nori Hill
said five Greeks were killed by
explosives dumped by four U. S.
F84 Thunderjets.
The U. S. Fifth Air Force two
days later insisted that “no bombs
fell on friendly positions’ during
the fighting northwest of Yonchon.
Methodists Okay
Building Program
FORT WORTH, Oct. 11 W—The
Central Texas Methodist Confer-
ence approved a four-year build-
ing program estimated at $750,000
here yesterday. *
The program includes a nurses
home at Harris Hospital here, new
buildings at the Glen Rose Lake
Methodist camp, a Texas Wesley-
an library, a men’s dormitory at
Southwestern University, and a
Wesley Foundation building at the
University of Texas.
The approval was granted with
the understanding that no assess-
ments or goals would be placed
upon any district or local church.
About 500 pastors and lay lead-
ers attended the one-day session.
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than he did for himself in any
single trip in 1948.
Truman starts out from Wash-
ington again next Wednesday night
on a tour through New England
ending up next Saturday night
with a big speech in Brooklyn. A
big Midwestern trip will wind up |
his campaigning.
Truman "poured it on’ the Re-
publicans from Buffalo to New
York yesterday, s a y ing that
Dwight D. Eisenhower, by his en-
dorsement of Sen. Joseph Me-
Carthy (R-Wis) has stooped so
low he is “not fit to be trusted
with the great office of President."
He told campaign crowds Eisen-
hower has disqualified himself for
the presidency by raising ques-
tions in the campaign that “strike
a blow at the morale" of free na-
tions fighting in Korea.
It was at Utica that Truman
brought up Eisenhower’s endorse-
ment of McCarthy and declared
the general “betrayed his princi-
ples" and “deserted his friends.”
Utica is not far from Clinton,
where U. S. Ambassador-at-large
Philip C. Jessup attended Hamil
ton College.
Truman said McCarthy “vicious-
ly attacked" Jessup while the
latter was on an overseas assign-
ment aimed at curbing Soviet ex-
pansion.
In Washington during Septem- |
(Continued from Page 1-A)
the night before with the Quartet -
at a P-TA meeting held at North ber, 1951, McCarthy brought sworn
Park School charges against Jessup, accusing
Police Chief C. Z. Hallmark de- him of having been connected with
scribed the patrolman as a ‘faith- six Communist front organizations. |
ful policeman, always on the job, McCarthy told a Senate foreign
and ready for anything. He carried relations subcommittee that Jes- /
himself well at all times and had sup has "an unusual affinity for
Communist causes.”
an excellent record.”
Rose, under the command of
Captain Veteto in the traffic di-
vision, joined the force in May,
1950, He had been assigned to the
solo motorcycle last spring after
riding a three-wheel motorcycle for
almost a year.
He was born Oct. 28, 1926, at Row-
den in Callahan County. He at-
| tended school at Baynut and com-
pleted his high school work while
in the Navy from 1944 to 1946
His wife is the former Velma
Noah. They were wed June 10,
1944, in Fort Worth.
Survivors are his wife: a son,
William Bruce, 6; his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. W W. Rose of Rowden,
and his grandmother, Mrs. G. W.
Miller of Rowden,
Rites will be conducted by the
Rev. Charles R. Myrick, former
pastor at Rowden, assisted by the
Rev. Sterling Price, University
Baptist Church pastor
Members of the Police and Fire
Departments will be honorary
pallbearers. Kiker - Warren Fu-
neral Home is directing arrange-
ments.
Jessup denied McCarthy’s
charges.
Plans Incomplete
For Martin Funeral
Funeral plans were incomplete
Saturday morning for Mrs. Laura
Agnes Martin, 74, of 2026 Lilius
St., who died at 7:33 p. m. Friday
in Hendrick Memorial Hospital aft-
er a brief illness.
Mrs. Martin had made her home
here for 25 years. She was born
in Wise County, April 7, 1879, and
moved here from Scurry County
Survivors include two daughters
Mrs. Mary Holt of Abilene and
Mrs Henry Voiles of O’Donnell;
three sons, C. T. Martin; R. F
Martin, and D. L. Martin, all of
Abilene: one sister, Mrs. Lou
Moore of Turlock, Calif.; 13 grand-
children and three great - grand-
children.
Elliott’s Funeral Home will
handle arrangements.
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The Abilene Reporter-News (Abilene, Tex.), Vol. 72, No. 66, Ed. 2 Saturday, October 11, 1952, newspaper, October 11, 1952; Abilene, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1649012/m1/3/: accessed July 4, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Abilene Public Library.