The Hemphill County News (Canadian, Tex), Vol. 15, No. 14, Ed. 1, Tuesday, December 9, 1952 Page: 3
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TOB SALE One spinet
piano almost new Abo one
violin Jn excellent condition
S Mrs Grace Splller Phone 222
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TOR SALE Childs saddle
for pony Laura Lee Rhea
Phone 85 13
K > R teNr v room unfurn
ished apartment Mrs Louise
Verkler Phone 332W
POBSALE Good Armstrong
Jroner Only 2300 Mrs Archie
Swlres Phone 342W 13
1OR RENT 2room furnish
ed apartment close In Bills
paid Mrs Elsie Roth Phone
249J
FOR SALE Couple ol good
lY standard size panel doors Also
one In air condition Phone f9
FOR RENT 3ioom furnish-
ed house modem Mrs II B
LaForge Phone T75W 132e
FOR RENT 5room unfurn-
ished house Mrs Louise Verk >
ler Phone 332W
FOR SALE Fertilizer See
Archie Swires Phone 342W 13
iFARMERS New deal on
Stroud oxygen bottles and gas
Bring In your acetylene and
oxygen drums for exchange
Chllders Welding Shop 41tf
FOR RENT Modern tworoom
furnished apartment with bath
AU bills paid See Charlie Bettls
or call 320 34tfc
PLUMBING Call 80 for
plumbing service when you
need ttl 1 Clyde Loper Texas
State Plumbing License No 2453
BEEF CATTLE WANTED
Milk or grain fat weighing 550
to 800 pounds Studers Market
Phone No 23 46tfc
FOR SALE Used ranges re
trlgerators radios heaters Bar
gains Pavlovsky Electric 22tt
NOTICE Feeders cattle
guards stock racks loading
chutes branding squeezers at
Chllders Welding Shop 41tf
WANTED Used furniture
Will buyany type In Canadian
on Wednesday Shamrock Uphol-
stery Furniture Co Jonsey
Shamrock Tex 14tI
STANLEY HOME PRODUCTS
Partlesand sales Mrs Louise
Verkler Phone 332W 17tf
BUTCHERING Cloyds cus
cam butchering Phone 100 or
residence phone 37 tf
IJOGS WANTED Each Mo
day and Tuesday at Hlgglns
Frank Ewlng tfe
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t CANADIAN TEXAS
Entered as secondclass matter
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Tfexast under tho Jtct ot March 3
Published JSvery Tuesday
Othello Miller EditorPub
Mrs O Miller AdvMleportlng
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TN THE HANDS of the General Assembly rests the fate of arm
x lstlce negotiations in Korea depending upon this question Does
International law require the automaticreturn of prisoners of
war after an armistice or can they decide for themselves whether
they want to go back Andrei Vlshinsky for the Reds la demand-
ing forced repatriation Dean Acheson fortheUnlted States is
demanding voluntary
VS AltaUMENT
Admittedly previous armistice
agreements and conventions have
provided that aH prisoners without
exception be repatriated But these
provisions with others regarding
food and medical care provided by
the detaining power are to benefit
the prisoners themselves So if any
prisoner decides that it suits his
welfare better to refuse to go back
he should not be forced
The struggle Is being wsged for
human rights not to enforce diplo-
matic courtesies We claim to be
fighting for freedom and charge
our enemy with oppression It we
have converted any enemy soldiers
to our Ideals to return them to the
mercy of their former command
ers would be shear perfidy We
contend many of them fought for
Communism under duress and we
treed them how will other peo-
ples promised freedom by us re
Sard our intentions If we return the
prisoners to their slave drivers
How can Russia demand lmme
dlate repatriation when the Soviet
still holds thousands of Japanese
and German prisoners
The presiding Elder L Klrby of
Pampa conducted the quarterly
Methodist conference here Sunday
Visitors were Mr and Mrs Glen
George and Carlene of Allison
the Rev O O Merritt of Wheeler
and the t O Fllllnguns and Elmer
Simpsons of Oageby
Mr and Mrs O K Edwards and
baby of Pampa bpent the week-
end here in the homo of Mr and
Mrs George Reams Also Mr and
Mrs Johnnie Langwell and family
of Perryton
Mr and Mrs Marvin Dixon and
children of Borger spent Thanks-
giving here with relatives
Bill and Georgo Arlington spent
the holidays here with their par-
ents Mr and Mrs French Arling-
ton They attend Oklahoma Uni-
versity
Mrs Roger Batts has been 111
with the flu Mrs Neat Crosier
is
SOVIET AKGUMENT
The armistice agreements With
Germany and Japan plus the con-
ventions concerning the treatment
of prisoners of war especially the
Geneva convention of Mt9 make
provisions for the return of pris-
oners immediately after the signa-
ture ef armistice These treaties
and conventions make no provisions
for any prisoner unwilling to be
repatriated
The tact that the Soviet Union
has agreed to voluntary repatria-
tion la other Instances establishes
no good precedent These Instances
occurred In early days when the
Soviet was too weak to protest
and to uphold the agreements of
the conventions
The very fact that these agree-
ments were speclflc In offering vol
untsry repatriation proves that the
general rule of International law is
opposite that Is It requires lmme
dlate and forced repatriation Else
to mention the exceptions would
have been unnecessary However
the Soviet Union should It see the
Justice of voluntary repatriation In
specific cases still Is generous
has a sprained ankle and Mrs
Curtis Damron Is suffering with a
continued on page five
Furs Hides
SKUNKS Skinned
Or Unskinned
On or after Dec 1 1952
Henry Branstetfer
Produce
ARHETT OKLA
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HOME
FURNISHINGS
Look To
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Co
210 H CUTLER PAMPA
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CONSIDER NEIGHBORS
PROPEBTT IN PLANS
FOR YOUR OWN
Texas laws do not go so far
as the Biblical admonition that
you love your neighbor but they
do have something to say about
how you may treat him and his
property
Adjoining landowners have
many mutual rights and obliga
tions and your rights to the
continued on page four
CALL
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Concrete and
Stucco Men
Carpenters
Painters
Floor Sanders
Paper Hangers
Common Laborers
WE HAVE
Concrete Mixers
Sanding Machines
and
Asphalt Heating Pot
For Use
QUALTTT MATERIALS
FOB EVERT fcUBPOSE
REPAIR loans
NO DOWN PAYMENT and
still 38 MONTHS to pay I
Let us contract your
New House Garage
Bam or Any Buildings
Dont Forget
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MODERN
LUMBER 0
TSsm Serl e > t
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thefts and burglary
Crime Increased in rural arcai
Just as much aa in cities
The Increase rraot duo to laxity
n law enforcement The record
shows that th police find a sub-
stantial percentage of those who
are guilty and that the courts con
vice 73 per cent of those who are
brought to trial
The ultimate weapon against
crime is not law enforcement it
Oklahoma Art Exhibit Is
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Special to The News
The Oklahoma Art Exhibit of
the Sandhill Daubers ot Arnett
Okla Is hanging at Beum this
week Beum Is ten miles east of
Hlgglns Tex on Highway 60
This exhibit Is one ot the main
events of the year in Oklahoma
Artists from all over the state
participate In the exhibit Any-
one who has a picture good
enough Jojhe hung lnthls show
becomes a member of the Okla-
homa Artists Association
Margaret Schultz and Opal
Gulpel of Shattuck Okla and
Augusta Metcalf of Durham are
members of the organization
Dord Fltz Arnett Instructor Is
responsible for getting this well
known exhibit hung In this ter-
ritory this year and art lovers
VOUR
GUARANTEE
NATIONWIDE
SltVICC AND PAATt
i i ill i i I II Mil l
VI w t TWeiasltp Ca
Tmttl
tllley iriuer > tells of a friend
of ha on themilt ittngy side
lit had some hogs and tkjcltew
loU hint If he wuuM p n them up
they would fatten in a shorter
time pM Stlnt7 thought It over
and finally commented lime dont
mean nothing to a bosV
From The Xndlo Csitf Newst
Coachtlia Valley and San Jacinto
areagame wardens may have re
grets tor the hunter who mistak
enly ahot two houses a school and
a maroon convertible but Coach
ellas heart bleeds for the Los
Anseles golfer who holed outln
one on the wrong green
From Ike Woodford County Jour
nal Kareka ULt
The latest report on crime pub
llihed by the Federal Bureau of
Investigation Is not reassuring
Major crimes were 64 per cent
more nuxnereu ln the first half ol
1052 than in list The Increases
were even larger in robbery auto
la chancer lnstitHng In taw
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the sc 4 and the tAisrih
crease In tb e > rales nhmmr
itrong need lor greater eHort bf tn
these InsUtutlons > e n
From The Wee > Bf r 1sual v
One of our exchsnge carrMl a 5 iejf
following ad recenUy TM man
who picked up my wallet on Walnut
Street was recognized Be 14 r J
quested to return lO
The next Issue carried this reply J
The reeognlied man whopicked
up UiewaUet requnU the loser
caU and get It
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From The rrinfleM Kans C
ert ff
1 am aN criminal
I am a criminal because 1 do the f
following things
When I go Into a food store I
handle the fruits and vegetables
and sample a peach apple plum
grapes or maybe stick one in my
pocket or purse Thats petty lar l
ceny
When Iattend a club meeting
I repeat a lurid atory I have beard
about someone but which 1 couldnt
prove It it Isnt true It Is slander
If I am Walking or driving down i
the street and the traffic lighVts v
against me I may walk right v
against a red right Or If I am
driving I may Jump a green llghti r <
before the red comes on Or itilf
am almost to the Intersection and
the red light changes I mayJuH V
turn my head so X doni see it
Thats violating a traffic and = Js
safety regulation > SSa
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should show their appreciation f1
by attending the showing It Is
the first time for the exhibit to r
be moved from the Oklahoma f4 i
City galleries and shown In
another part of the state t
Largest reptile In the U Is S S
the alligator
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Miller, Othello Ontje. The Hemphill County News (Canadian, Tex), Vol. 15, No. 14, Ed. 1, Tuesday, December 9, 1952, newspaper, December 9, 1952; Canadian, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth47790/m1/2/: accessed June 27, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Hemphill County Library.