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Mr. and Mrs. Clendon Beaid-
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I)r. Lester Hodges is confin-
en 81 have vc-: ed to his home on Drt-xd Drive
turned to Ft. Folk, La., after] with the mumps.
spending the holidays with hfs ■ —— :• ............—•***“
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C.i “ Pat Bryant is confined to hii
Dixon and other relatives. "home on College ■Street with
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the mumps. ,
Arthur Henris and iMr. and,
Mrs. J. E. T.tickcr> have re turn-
Lt. Joe A. Williamson has res
ejd from a month’s visit in Mi- turned to ’Ft. Polk, L*.„ after
ami and Hollywood, Fla.
‘pending the holidays with hie
family here. -
Mr.- and Mrs, Gen# William
of Dallas visited his brother,
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin William.-
Wednesday. *
Butch NoitKcutt, student, at
Baylor University** visited Jim-
i my Ward and other friends here
during the holidays.
Mrs. Raymond Black -has
been confined to her home for
several days by illness.
Mrs. Sam Edwards visited
her brother, L. H. Boles of
Route One, Winnsboro, Wed-
M r s. Belvsgent Dickson neaday.
Campbell was in Paris today
to take hei^ mother Mrs. Thule
Dickson for a checkup follow-
ing recent eye surgery at St.
Joseph’s Hospital there.
John Roger Wagner (ifid
Mike Moore of (iurlkpd were
the New Year’s guesti of Miss
Hilda Holder!
SEARCH CONTINUES — Mfirsha Jean Salazar looks at the
school pictures of her brothers, Carlos and Morris, who
were found L-pzen to death on a snow-covered mesa near
their Raton, N. M., hdme. The Salazar brothers and two
ronipaniori*, Billy and Joe Darias, started; on a short hike
to a cabin on the meat* last Thursday, but missed the cab-
in by a mile, and .beeajne sejm fated. Billy made his way
home through the snow, hut Joe is" still missing. A l2U-man
search party is looking for Joe in the rugged Johnson mesa
area. (NEA Telephoto) •
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Burns
have moved from 208 Morris
Drive to 908 Jefferson Street,'!
(Hospital Visiting Hours)
. 3 to 4 and 7 to 8 p. m.
Admitted
Ann Stinson, Mockingbird
Lane, emergency appendecto-
Ann Stinson, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Stinson, is my Wednesday,
reported to be resting .nicely ai Dennis J. Hyde, Route One,
Memorial Hospital where she Yantis. medical.
underwent an emergency ap- 0. R.i'.Tully, South Broad-
pendectomy Wednesday. way, emergency.
---“■——-— | Ezekiel Harrison, Mitchell
Drew Jennings is confined to Street, medical,
his home on the, Como Highway : Dismissed
with the mumps. J. 'E. Brice, North League,
—-— ---- . | transferred to Gaston Avenfte
Lou Erck and daughters,, Hospital, Dallas.
Penny and Rose Ann, are ill D. W Massey, Yantis, tnedi-
with the mumps. * "cal.
. —',~r--—;— -- j. Mrs, Darrell, Edwards
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Olives Spice Seafpod Dish
Austin, Jan; 4 Wl — Some of
man’s best .and oldest friends
are helping guard some at the
nation’s -newest and biggest
bombers.
Every night about dark 21;
dogs and their 21 airmen hand-1
lers take over th* task of pro- j
teeting the giant B52 jet bomb-
ers and KC'136 jet refueling
planes at nearby Bergstrom
Air fbrre Base. ■ ■ j
Th« donerete aprons where;
bombeYs are parked ready for']
Instant action in any emergency
get particular attention as the
dog-man teams guard against
sabotage.
The dogs are trained to kill.
Their masters are trained to
tell tlwwn when,
T. S«t. Byron Braswell, ken-
nel master, says the dogs pent
through an 8-week training
i ourse in Lackland Air Force
Bays, San Antonio, but their
training continues here; One
hour each day the trainers give
commands to their dogs. Once
each week the dogs and their
handlers go on a field, problem
,i to sniff, stalk and attack a liv-
ing decoy. •
“Once the dog sniffs out the
decoy -**• a man in a padded suit
\ — he’s ready to go in for the
i kill,” Braswell said, “but he
stops if the decoy stops when a
| guard yells ‘halti That’s part
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TANKS ON PATROL—Army tanks and trucks patrol the streets In Beirut, Lebanoht fol-
lowing an aftempt to overthrow President Fuad Chehab. The Lebanon radio said that Dr.
AbdvDah Fasdah, leader of the rightwing^National Social Party, and 1,000 persons kad
been arrested. (NEA Radiophoto).
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tion and air conditioner manu-
facturer is San Antonio's larg-
est industrial employer. .It is a ]
division of Ling-Temco-Vought ‘
Incorporated of Dallas.
A federal mediator has join-
ed management and unjpn rep-
resentatives in trying to reach
agreement on a new contract.
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r .Lachi dog patrols an area
about 200 yards long an(ly 80
yards wide. The Air Force esti-
Snow And Rain
Dampen Nation;
Cold Promised
■ Larry and Thomas Carnes daughter to Main Street,
of Dallas and their grandpar-j O. R. Tully,tSouth Bro'adw iy,
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. emergency.
For a postholiday supper party, try this pleasant recipe.
Use a white sauce flavored with onion and cheddar cheese as
a base, than add sea food mixture and sliced pimento-stuffed
olives. Serve in patty shells ordered from your haker or heat the
frozen packaged kind from your grocer.
( Holiday Olive Sea Food
(Makes about 10 servings)
f> tablespoons butter /or margarine; 6 tablespoons all-pur-
pose flgur; 3 cups milk; 2 cups grated cheddar cheese; (about
and ■ 8-ounces); 1/4 cup chopped onion; 1 3/4 cups cooked boned
lobster;.or 1 can (10-ounces) lobster, drained and boned; 3
cups cooked, shelled and deveined shrimp; or 3 cans (4 1/2-
ounces each) Shrimp,.drained; 1 1/4 Atps cooked, boned crab-
mates it would take three air-
men to do the same job.
Braswell says the (Jogs work
| hard but they eat well. There’s
! fresh horsemeat and meal eve-
iy day, two fresh eggs twice a
week, spinach, potatoes' and
milk twiee a week, fresh beef
liver and kidney regularly, cod
liver oil-and yeast once a week.
The menu doesn't include a
nip out of anyone rash enough
to try sneaking through the
Bergstrom jet areas*after dark.
Gopngg, .spent Sunday in Mar- Mrs. lied («reg'j». Route One,. meat; or/l can (6 1 /2-ounces) crabmeat, drained and boned;, _________
’ wMb Mrs. Ophelia Craver. j medical. ^ • | Ljrup aliced pimento-stuffed olives; Patty shells or toast points.
take Earl Turley of the Bran-(Five, medical. ^W jly, until thickened Stir in cheese until melted. Add onion; lob- Wjf j -#».
om community who entered W. H. Winstead, Route OneJ ster, shrimp,- c rail meat' and olives; stir. Heat to serving tempera- j WOlK WlOP|)9(I6
iture; stir frequently. Serve with natty shells or toast points.) • *
Dr. Seyler’s Hospital for medi-j medical.
cal treatment.
Carter
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Mrs. Leo B. Bennett had
her family as guests for a
New Year’s Day dinner iri_her
home on Church Street Thevi
are Mr. and Mrs. M. R. T.lder
and Mrs. Richard J. Montgom-i
cry and daughter, Laduska, of3
Denton, Mr. and Mrs. H. B.
Sickles of Jacksboro and their j
■daughter, Ann Kathryn, stu-J Houston, Jan.~4,W -
dent at TCU, Mrs. Arthur, pet>n disclosed that
George Good.^on,
Street. medic; I. ‘ ; -
f d. H.viiie, v.Mu, near i Commandaiii
San Antonio, Jan. 4 (4*!
Former Pilot,
Suffers Stroke
Gives Praise
To Marines
well
industrialists and financier^,.
They have spent time in var-
ious Latin American countries.
After tiie evening meal in
] Fellowship Hall, LeTourneau
will speak in the evening wor-
* (ship service at 7:00.
Washington, Jan. 4 •.R - Tne , -«f^e Mission Study is spon-
,It has! Marine, commandant. Geneial, soi'ed by the Commission on
former 'David Shoup, issued hia annual Missions and Education and
the. founder and 'president, are j About 560 employes who walk-
known Christian laymen** . ou^ Ld Friedrich re
frigei atijyu-plant at San An-
tonio yesterday returned to
work this morning. .
The employes have been
without a contract since Dec.
18th. The commercial refrigera-
By Associated Press
’Snow and ’rain dampened
northern sections of the na-
tion from Idaho into the nor-
thern Appalachians today and
cold air headed ihto broad
areas from the Rockies into
the Midwest and in New Eng-
kmd. .
It was a little chilly again
this morning in Florida but
temperatures were not as low
as yesterday morning’s below
freezing readings in many
.areas.
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ATTEND CEREMONIES — Navy Chief R. E. Martadinata,
Gen. Thonom Kittkachorn of Thailand, and Gen. Abdul
Harris Naatution, Indonesian Security Minister and Army-
chief, left to right, attend ceremonies in Djakarta, Indonesia,
marking the 12th anniversary of the Indonesian military.
(NEA Telephoto).
forecast cold
. ethe country, with the 50s in ] and Iowa and
Light snow or snow flurries the western Gulf coast region,! air, northerly winds and snow.
nesota and th)i?'Lakc Superior
region ana m trie northern Ap-
palachians. .Light rain was re-
ported in northern Idaho and
Montana while showers sprink-
led parts of >easterh Texas.
The coldest weather was in
the Rockies and the extreme
jwfrtherri sections of fhei Great
Lakes region. One of the low-
est readings was four below
zero in Sault Ste Marie, Mich.
Temperatures were in the 20s
in Maine and in the 30s ami
40s in most other sections of
California:.
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Miami’s early morning read-) Plains,' the Upper Mississippi
irig of 51 compared with 38 Valley, parts of the Middle
yesterday morning while Key
West reported 54, Readings in
the 30s again chilled northern
Mississippi Valley.and into the
Great Lakes region.
Cold wave warnings also
sections of the state. But the (were posted for Maine, Ver-
weather. t'mreau predicted’' day- j mont and New Hampshire. But
time readings in the 70s in
ftuthern area-- and in the COs
in northern sections.
The Weather Bureau issued
cold wave warnings Tor the
Dakotas, Nebraska, Minnesota
some warmer wgather appear-
ed likely overseections of the
Middle and South Atlantic
coast states.
Try a Want Ad for Results
Snow, Mr. and Mrs. Arlin -Ap-, major league baseball manag-j message to the corps today. Hfejihe Woman’s Society of Chris-
derson and Jo Nell and David jgddie Dyer suffered a stroke aald *u“
and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sickle*,
Jackie, Johnny and- Jcarinie. 4
Mrs. Douglas Carnes
daughter, Carolyn, of Dallas
were here Tuesday to pick up
her sons, 'Larry and Thomas.
They had been visiting sev-
eral days with their, grandpar-
ent*, Mr. and Mrs, J. M.
Carnes and Mrs. Reed Wright.
the corps’, w’ork was tjan
on Tuesday. Hi- condition is de-1 passing good las! year. - He
’scribed as serious, but he’s said added that superior marksirmn-
i to be making progress. Dyer -Hhip knocked out some bulls’
an,J managed the St. Uuis Canli-!^^- But he added; '
nals, and piloted them to a! "fo* a few-maggie’s raw-
world championship in" 1940. ers
lie’s now- an (insurance execu-‘
Service. The youth and
children are included) in the
study which will continue each
Run bay evening at 5:00 through
the month of January.
Families are invited to^come
to the study sessions. and to
live in Houston.
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Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth S^en- j
c|r and Mr. and Mrs. Chsiries
Bolin attended the National Ro-
deo finals in Dallas Sunday.
Burned Ship
Auction Set
Maggie’s drawers’’ is a red] ramain for the supper at-6:00.
I Hag waved by target attend- i covered-dish meal will be
] anbs in rifle pits to indicate to | nerved. The meat and the drinks
a shooter that the last round he will be furnished. The women
[fired missed completely. I ate requested to bring comer-.
Shoup said training is not all ole dishes, salads and desserts.
1 sitting in a chair, listening to '---.—-
| lectures. He said:
“Get out into the kinds of
i geography in, w-hieh you arc
Mrs; Cecil D. Ward was re- ] ^onai,^ Chinese^^(^ol^LTdartoi.
ported ,to be improved at;that burned.after colliding Nov.. wfa - M ^ t d
Memorial Hospital today where ! 7th with a ^Swedish tanker will; })aUl(i -
f he has been quite ill for sev- i bt‘ at Publ5c auction Jan.
tml davs. s ; 12th in Houston.
__Federal Judge Ben. C-. Con-
Mr. and Mrs. Truman- Dick- najly ordered the' sale. The t4n^kctu» 4n-progresr^n
sqn have moved from 403 South f l tighter, the-Union Reliance, barracks. The platoon of nu-
Shoup added:
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Nervous
Trent, Italy, Jan. 4 (J) —
The Deputy warden «f the
city jail in Trent received a
I recently observed a train-
progress Tn af letter order,n* hun to tran.-
ter a convict named
Moore to 225 Ponder Avenue.
McDaniel Rites
Set on Friday
Final rites for Mrs. Mary E.
McDaniel?- who died in Fort
Worth Wednesday, will be held
at Owens and Brumley Funeral,
Home in Fort Worth at 9:30 a
m. Friday, with graveside rites i t[jn
and interment at City Ceme-!
tery in Sulphur Springs at 1:30
p. m.
Tapp Funeral jfome is;
handling local arrangements.
i-V’ Pier 35 in Galveston.
A Port Houston '>r'A
10 members of the freighter’s
crew died in the tire axuttt col-
lision with the tanker, the
Berean, w-hich receiyed com^
parativeiy minor damage. v
Proceeds from the .auction
will be deposited in the
eral court registry 'utkil sev-
eral claim* against the Union
Reliance are settled.
rines which was listening to
their iq,-tractor talking about
guerrilla tactics looked about an
enthusiastic as weight-watching
women waiting at the skim miik
dispenser.” . • ^
Shoup says there are- those
who draw- salaries by batting
fed- j only .333, But for the Marine-,
he added there can be pnly one
goal — 100 per cent.
Shoup said he has no trouble
The -ale, will be held in the j finding people to handle ma-
US Marshal’s office in HoUa* j chinec, He auded:
■ j' “The problem is to find peo-
ple who can handle people,
j Concentrate "on Marines,
They'll haqdie the machines.”
Finally, Showp said:
“We will continue to *teach
Napolitano to Milan' for trial.
The only Vittorio Napoli-
tano in the Trent jail in the
deputy warden himself. He
nervously grabbed the phone
and called the court which
sent the letter. It turned out
he was just needed to testi-
fy as a- witness. It seisms
some clerk just assumed that-
anyone in jail must be a con-
vict. -
New Troubles
Loom for Laos
GOP Political
Figure Moves
fighting, but not hate.”
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Vietanifl*. Jan. 4 (*~~There’»
speculation the U. S, may have
■ Ridgefield, Conn., Jan.
— Mrs. Clare Boothe Luce has:
saiff farewell to Republican pol-
itics In ConnecHtuuti She and ,
her husband, publisher He»**y
Lu^'Cf have given up their i-esi-
dem-k ‘n Ridgefield. And their
suspended financial pid to Laos names have been removed from
where Premier Boun Oum is thb tqwn’s voting list. The Re-
balking at forming a coalition j publican registrar ip Ridgefield
government. The speculation dr j quotes a letter fro mi Luce Us
LeTourneau Sets
Talks Sunday
At Local Church
Roy 8. Rejournejtu of the
suspended sale of foreigh -ex-js! residence. Sunday in • Vim, Methodist
change. The American embassy Mrs. Luce’s political career Church, R^ auso of his wtda'
in Lad* declines comment on started in 1942^ when sh^ Wag]knowledge and experience in
anpopnepment. < ' elected to congress from Con- Ufo* Latin American countries,
In f- tii i i ( h, witzenand. j ncctlcut s fourth (. ongression-1 j-n. invited to bring a mes-
Souvaima " Fhnsma j al district. She wa* re-elected ( sage
the neutralirt: princle who had]in_-l»44. Sbe-madg^h unsuC-ij'curr
been slated to be premier
of;
Lptu -—iHB'again attacked pro*
Weatom Boun Ouai. Souvanw,
fhargff Boun (fr'im has broker;
til promise* for a coalition gov-
ernment, ,*•:
at the beginning' of the
, . ^ current mbsionV.study, "Latin
essful bid in 195‘i^for the L^; American Countries in Focus.”
S. Senate nomination',
went to Prescott Bush.
which.
The Li Tourneau K<nindati«n
is a non-prof incorporation de-
Poison Leads
To Civil Case
San' Antonio, Jan. 4‘OB
A prominent San Antonio
jeweler and his wife have filed
strtt for $155,000 against Mrs.
Eunice Baynori, who is accused
of poisioning her sister and
brother-in-law.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom M. Scap-
erTanda allege they got a' dose
of the poison which Mrs. Bey-’
non is accused of using to kill
MW and Mrs. Frank Pahlmann.
The Scaperlanda claim they
drank water and ate .food,
which MfS. Beynon had alleged-
ly poisoned, while they were
visiting Mrs. Pahlmann last
Nov. 2L«t. They were visiting
tq*corifpJe Mrs. Pahlmann after
the ilcath of J^r husband, a
uitonio insur-
In recent year*, she has been , voted to the "cause of Christ,
critical of G. O. P. leadership In } Both- Roy S. LeTourneau and
the state. • | his father, R. G. LeTourneau,
prominent San
ance man.
Mia. Pahlmann 4ied Nov.
29th_ and Mrs. Beynon is beifig
held on two murder charges
under $-30,000 bond.
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