The Abilene Reporter-News (Abilene, Tex.), Vol. 73, No. 348, Ed. 2 Tuesday, June 1, 1954 Page: 3 of 22
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THE ABILENE REPORTER-NEWS
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- MURDER SUSPECT HELD
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JACOBY ON BRIDGE
Ballinger Crowd Attends
'Young Stranger's Riles
BALLINGER. June 1. - Funeral
was held here Monday for a young
arranger.
A large crowd fumed out for
the final rites of Wallace Windsor
O’Neal,‘16, Blue Ridge, Ga.
The youth was found dead near
here Saturday morning.
Alien Clyde Jennings, S3, his
camping companion, has been
charged with murder in connec-
Baird Cate Owner’s
Funeral Wednesday
BAIRD, June 1. IRNSI—Funer-
al for Gloster Monroe King, 63,
who died Monday at 8:35 p. m.,
will be held Wednesday at 2:30 p.
. m. in the Wylie Funeral Home
Chapel here.
Merle King, minister of the
Baird Church of Christ, trill offi-
ciate. Burial will be in Ross Ceme-
tery.
Mr. King, proprietor of the Lit-
tie Onion Cafe here for - many
years, was born Jan. 4, 1891. He
had lived in Baird most of his
— life.
Mr. King was a member of the
Church of Christ.
Survivors include his wife, the
former Ida Orr; one son, Percy
King of Mission; three sisters,
Mrs. John Hancock, Mrs. Louise
—Jones, and Mrs. Charlie-Branton,
all of Abilene; one brother, Vern-
on King of Mineral Wells; one
1 grandchild, Mrs Al Gardner of
Galveston; and one great-grand-
child, Gary Glenn Gardner, also
of Galveston.
Pallbearers will he Gilbert
Hinds, J. V. Smith, Rutsell War-
ren. Preston Ault, Horace Elliott.
John Simons, Sam Gilliland, and
Loonie Ray.
lion with the boy’s death He was
taken to Austin Monday for lie de-
tector tests. Sheriff Don Atkins
took the accused to Austin.
Jennings has stated that the boy
drowned in the river and that he.
Jennings, blacked out immediate-
ly afterward. He said he didn't re-
member anything until he was ar-
rested by Highway Patrolman E
H. Gilbert in Pecos. , _
J. T. O’Neal Sr., the dead boy’s
father, said Monday the son was
always of a roving, adventurous
disposition. He reported that the
youth ran away from home about
five weeks’ ago after his father
reproved him for not coming di-
rectly home from achool.
He said the boy spent some time
in the Georgia Training School
That was for burglary of clothes
and food on one of his ’‘roving
sprees," the father related.
The elder O’Neal and another
son praised Runnels County offi-
cers and officials as "efficient and
understanding"
Requiem Mass Set
For Noted Organist
RIDGEWOOD, N.J. -(-Solemn
high requiem* mass was scheduled
this morning for Dr. Carl Robert
Wiesemann, at one time head of
the organ department of Texas
BY OSWALD JACOBY —
Written for NEA Service
South couldn't open today's hand
with a bid of two notrump, since
that would show 22 to 24 points
with all suits stopped. South had
only 11 points, and the spade suit
was very much unstopped.
When North could respond with
one spade, however, South had to
come out from behind the bushes
North could be counted on for a
spade stopper with a count of at
least 6 points. Hence all suits
would be safely stopped and the
combined count would be at least
enough for game. South's energet-
ic leap to three no-trump showed
his immense strength.
The contract was quite reason-
able, but South should have been
defeated. He made his contract
because East is the sort of player
who likes to trust to his instinct
rather than to scientific play.
West led the jack of diamonds,
and South won and led a spade to
dummy's king. West played the
six of spades, and East very prop-
erly held off. Declarer success-
fully finessed the queen of clubs
and led his other spade towards
dummy’s queen. West followed
suit with the eight of spades, and
East consulted his instinct once
again.
It was a bad day for instinct.
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. Opening lead—e J
or perhaps the wind was blowing
from the wrong direction. At any
rate, East held up his ace a sec-
ond time. This was a serious mis-
take.
South took a second club finesse
and then clanked down the ace of
clubs. He wound up with tea
tricks: four clubs, three dia-
monds, two spades and one heart.
If East had been scientific, he
would have known that West held
three spades and that South could
therefore hold only two. (If West
had two or four spades, he would
play the eight first and then the
six. His actual play of the six
first and then the eight of spades
showed that he had exactly three
cards in that suitor -
If East had known this, he
would have taken the second
round of spades with his ace.
South would make only one spade
trick and would have to give up a
club trick sooner or later. He
would therefore win only eight
tricks, for a one-trick set.
Ship Machine-Guns
Island Off Korea
SEOUL un-South Korean nation-
al police said today an unidentified
ship machine-gunned' an uninhab-
ited island, Takeshima. in„ the
Japan Sea last Tuesday.
The island, off Korea’s east
coast, is claimed by both Japan
and Korea. •,
Korean newspapers said a Japa-
nese ship did the firing, apparently
at a landmark claiming the island
as Korean territory.
H-SU Expects
600 Students
Mere than Mt students are ex-
pected to register Wednesday for
the first semester of the Hardin-
Simmons University summer ses-
sion. Classes commence Thurs-
day.
Four three-week semesters and
two six-week terms are elated,
with summer commencement
scheduled for August 23.
Courses will be offered to art
and penmanship, Bible, religious
education, philosophy, biology,
business administration, chemis-
try, economics, education, Eng-
lish, government, history, journal-
lam, mathematics, music, physical
education, sociology, Spanish, and
speech.
Special schools included during
the session will be band and chair
schools, clinics in piano teaching
and string instrument teaching, • a
seminar in creative music, driver
education school, and an outdoor
Shakespearean production by the
drama department
Your Loveliness is Our Business
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Gen. Taylor Enroute
To United States
TOKYO un—Gen. Maxwell D
Taylor, U.S. 8th Army command-
Phone
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er, lent Tokyo today for the U
States via Honolulu. v
Be described his visit to
United States as a vacation.
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Presbyterian Church
Adds 2. Branches
MONTREAT, N.C. an —Texans
spoke on both sides of the issue
—before the Southern Presbyterian
Church voted 283-169 yesterday to
' unite with two other branches of
the denomination—the Presbyteri- |
an Church of the U.S.A. (Northern) |
and the United Presbyterian
Church of North America.
The general assembly's action
must be approved by synods and
Presbyteries and by individual
churches. The other two branches
of Presbyterians already have ap-
proved the union.
Those speaking against union in-
cluded the Rev. James A. McAl-
pine, former missionary to Japan
now stationed at Sherman, Tex.
Cotton Congress Set
At Corpus Christi
CORPUS CHRISTI (—The 15th
annual American Cotton Congress
will open here June s and continue
through June 5 with business and
agricultural leaders from the IS
cotton-producing states to attend-
ance. iJ
Burris: C. Jackson, Hillsboro.
Tex., chairman of Texas’ Statewide
Cotton Committee, will deliver the
keynote address to open the con-
gress. Hu subject “Cotton's Cur-
rent Problems.'* will be the I
State College for Women, Denton,
and Baylor University, Waco.
Dr. Wiesemann, formerly organ-
ist in St. Matthew’s Protestant
Episcopal Cathedral in Dallas,
died at his 'home here Sunday
night after a brief iliness He was
organist at the Sacred Heart
Roman Catholic Church in Clifton.
N.J., at the time of his death. '
His widow, the former Miss
Hally Lee of Louisville, Ky.
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The Abilene Reporter-News (Abilene, Tex.), Vol. 73, No. 348, Ed. 2 Tuesday, June 1, 1954, newspaper, June 1, 1954; Abilene, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1649497/m1/3/: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Abilene Public Library.