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El Paso Herald-Post from El Paso, Texas • 28

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mr ll I 9 9 i i i i 11 0 Monday December 7 1S53 EL PASO HEAALD-POST Pago Twenty eight Schedule Address DUPLEX $16000 Para far ltn SHBSS or PRt-TTW iiAtUlftn oara Sir saw Sarto tetoltol aad liwas ariwiaiwmte Charles Stewart of Washington secretary of tho Build America Council will apeak at a joint meeting of tho Homo Builders Assn of El Paso and tha El Puo Board I Realtor The meeting is scheduled for 6:30 Wednesday at the Wyoming Inn Mr Stewart is coming to El Paso to survey Hum conditions and public housing at tho request of tha two local organizations Oh fyoH COMPARE A-I-Hoswlal Nstless DEER HUNTERS Laasa III ar to IMN X- A Pavia Bauch Pat kle Taaaa lam haU foe Lancia Baaquata parttaa raraptlrma Kz xan -setae s-asso s-tzza S-Carda af Tfcawba Nik-anti Uri- Frank faala ate fa mi It wlah te axpraaa te tee amor frleada their haartfall thanka far tha takrna a I armnathr tandaied thaw durins thalr raaenl baraavament 7-VtoriM i TIME ta atari think Hie about Ibsi Kama dacoratloiia on soon flowhi bhop Wa Tataraph riowan SIS Ofaaoa Ptl -0 iial Plata TWO PLOTS Raatlawa Stamortal Camatarr Call S-1S1Z I iNaHlaH WwOlewa XI Paao Lodaa Wo tze maeta at Maaaala Tampla Itondar Daa 1th at Work In lit and J3SJ YltH'w Mltahatl ll-ltoit sad FeeH Lorr-Nav IT whit mala Chthua-hua namad ctaoa mint ar wUI aiva Chihuahua puaav SW Carpan-trr na a-etns Raward far return af sa-crclapadta Brittanlaa aalaa matarlil Vlelnltr Tranklurt and Baa MuaiaL e-itn OlrW anan coat vtetnttv A Huahev School PBS-S4U Ks-ward aHarad LOBT-draan allwtor haodbaa Bon-tatoilnd bill fold with He Llbaroi aTKAVEP Oatoher A Blaiaaie awla cat ClardT Vaa Addition Bewaid un kxWAfct-Laat atlTtotaTBrSi-tn Thai tar amaU hlaah aat laa collar boh UIL PB1 S44A brawn Itatear walM PtHH ratum aanlanta A DoMa MSIL LOST: Wallat wlte idmllllcatloo aarda Satnaaa Alamaoa aaa Aacarua aehaal toward PBS-41S1 LoafiitaU Baaslet aanad Btatei 1 3-Pnraatiialn Uboskoucs AHoNVHoUT haa but an nuiweae: hete alah eleehaU recover he wjctoj a acrmcl hawnr eaMnwe without the uw cf cleehaL paso oaoup na I Dial (-nt a box ssu xl paiio nvx POINTS GROUP Phone I41S DOWNTOWN GROUP Cm Classified Ada Man Struck By Gar Loses Foot Own Hardy 4S of 429 Sainx mad is in critical condition at William Beaumont Army Hospital from injuries received when he wee struck by a ear in the 9100 block of North Loop road Mr Hardy who received severe heed Injuries first wee taken to El Pew General Hospital Mr right leg wu amputated above the ankle following tho accident Sheriffs Deputies Althoff and Mc-Bain uid that Mr Hardy waa struck by a car driven by George Wad Johnson 19 of 929 cuter street Tigua Deputise uid that Mr Hardy wu struck by the car when he attempted to crou tha rood to get to hie truck which wu parked on tho aouth side of North Loop road The driver of the' car told deputies that ha waa traveling about 40 miles per hour at tho time of the accident Tha youth uid that due to heavy traffic ho did not cm Mr Hardy in time to avoid striking tho man Tho impact knocked Mr Hardy onto the hood of tho ear Ha was carried 14 feet deputies uid BURGLAR TAKES PISTOL Rua Carlyle of 2931 Central street bought 32 calibre pistol month ago and put it under a mat trass A burglar stole tho pistol Asthma Phlegm Loosened Dass Uric suck asm Cat la man rlas attack! af Branchial Aalhata ar alBpla riatkltli aiaka yaa ahsrt af tewteL aaaife vkaaaa aid rata raw "ft Sled kaav teas thauasaSs a I aufirari arc aaw llaranMiii teeteo nanaapo tabiata ST maa -wsSy'isBsar AdvartlaamaaS thUtad Pm Triwbata EX-POW CpI Edward Dickanson (right) tha young Gl who became convartiad to Communism as a prisoner in Korea only to forsake it and accept repatriation married tha girl ha thought ho had lost while ha was in Korea Kata Lanay Dickanson who is home on furlough and is still undecided about re-enlisting in tha Army surprised friends in Big Stone Gap Va by sweeping Kata off har faat in a short two weeks Navy Quietly Honors Pearl Harbor's Heroes Are Pending rFor Mrs Metcalf ')-: Funeral aervleei for Mra Made bra Birney Matcalf HI Cast Cin- clnnaU (tract principal owner of the Myara Co and daughter of 1 prominent El Paao family are pending with Kaater and If anon i Funaral Hama She wai 91 lira Metcalf waa found iineon-acioui la her homo yeatorday and fallad to regain coniclouaneu whan mem ban of the El Paao Flra partrnani attempted to raviva her Her father waa the late Briney eivle leader 03 Mra Metcalf a long-time real-dent of El Paio waa a graduate of El Paao High School and waa anca a widely known planiat and vocallit She la eurvived by daughter Nancy Metcalf of Ni i'York and her mother Mr Blrney of El Paao J1 The family haa requeued flowera be aent Funeral Hites Held For Mrs Misenheimer 4 Funeral aervicee were held for Mra Helen Miaenhlmer of 1909 Jef- feraon (treet at 4 today in Harding and Orr Funeral Chapel j' the Rev Lloyd A Peten officiating with burial in Reatlawn Memorial 1 Park She waa 98 Mra Miaenhlmer waa a lifetime j'kcaldcnt of El Paao Sha la eurvived by her huaband Miaenhlmer 1 two brother laadore Goodman of El Paao and Ralph of Neenah Wia and a (later Mra Roao Nichole of Warren Art all of whom attended the funeral John Snyder Dies 2 At Fort Worth John Snyder well known Weat Tdxai cattleman died today In a hoapltal at Fort Worth Ha waa 71 Burial will be at 9:10 to- morrow In Gfacnarood Cemetery there under the direction of the Bay Crowder Funeral Home Jv Mr Snyder la eurvived by hla widow Mra May Snyder two daughtera Mra Baron McCullough of Fort Worth and Mra Sib- ley of Abilene and two grand-' children Funeral Rites Set For George Harriman Funeral aervicea for George Ar-K Chla Harriman id 1034 North gon (treet will be held at 1 tomorrow In Harding and Orr Fu-neral Home the Rev Collie Mc- Xlnney officiating Mr Harriman former head of the Divlaion of Property and Ac-counta of the Department of Education In Puerto Rico wu an elder In the Uhtveralty Preabyterlan Church He la eurvived by hla widow Mra May Harriman and a daughter Elizabeth both of El Paao: and one Hater Mr i Lrd of Waahington The body will be aent to Urbane Ohio for burial Any Amount up to $2000 STOP OR PHONE TODAY fo low Oil toOHl in TEXAS COMMUNITY FINANCE I THRIFT CORPORATION K)1 Myril Aw (at Kansas St) Phans: 2-5487 tkpmhadl Eawahiid hy Nate PapaiMaar af Smi Mag Ate tad ceautuMtir mvfswfMT ct an Hearts tusv rs annum Services began at the exact moment Japineu bombers began wruking havoc on tho slumbering Pacific fluL A bugle sounded and the American flag wu raised on the remains of the Ariiona 'prayers Offered Capt Llnaweaver chaplain of the 14th Naval District offered preyere for those who fell Dec 7 followed by taps and a thru volley rifle salute fired by eight sailors Representatives of veterans and civic organizations were Invited by the Navy to Join In the observance and nine survivors of the attack who arc now stationed here placed wreaths on the mast of the Arizona Other branches of the armed services did not have any ceremonies this year VON MM A MKX IONO Aft MM 9 mow SORE THROAT DUE TO COLDS iTONSILINEI iwouia aumttT nucvc Onlf I SAVE I THE hDMP(W PEARL HARBOR Dec 7 wu business usual at Purl Harbor today except for tha Navy the only organization to observe the ISth anniversary of the Japanese attack on Purl Harbor that plunged the United Statu Into World War IL Tha Navy held brief solemn memorial service! on the Super-structurc of tha battleship Arizona which Japanese bombara destroyed 13 years ago Tha Arizona still on tha bottom of tha harbor ia the tomb far aomt 1100 sailors who want down with her In the first battle of tha Pacific war Mooament to Dud But the superstructure of the old battleship rises In final defiance of destruction and tha Navy has made It a monument to tha men who died In the infemoue attack Alderman Furors International House Tha City Council will consider a resolution urging tho setting up of International trade cuter in El Paso According to Alderman Ernest Ponce who returned from visit to International House in New Or-e similar Institution would bo of grut advantage to El Paao International Houaa In New Or-luna te a place when merchant! from Western Hemliphera countriu un exhibit goodi to other buiineea-men and where they un get together to maka buaintei arrangement! Mr Ponce went to New Orlune with Mayor Hervoy end Mayor Pedro Garcia of Juarai "Wo wont to lay tho groundwork Texas Oklahoma Men Take Bridge Championship avVaUrf Press DALLAS Dec 7 Tha best among bridge players from throughout tho United Statu and several foreign countriu scattered from Dallu homeward today tha 27th annual contract tumament ended after eight days of play Hands Rockaway of Houston and Byron Greenberg of Tulsa Okla won tho 1993 national open pair contract tournament ended after a field of 164 pairs from 19 statu Canada and tha British West Indies Rockaway and Greenberg scared 90014 point in four sessions of play besting by on point stcond-placa finishers David Carter of SL ttal rturnf S-dll ar to SSesSt telS Mill wt 13-Pereas to OIVX 'rour raw is OeodwtU aawe aw ernlH areaniaallaa SISO OM An Inn la Call S-IS tar atrkue Twx lAUrATioN awiV a te at ahaas aWMu ternjteroeSto Dial S-SSH ar lira aS MS Bteto taw BTkAH Bath Xiartrlaar kand aaato aaaaa radudna treatowt aiiia abir ratal Uirta rdit oO Haa 1th Can tar SIS Haas S-tlto MANHATTAN BMUtr iakmi Wadraa lit aaM wwraa Sae Open vontom Unto MW mm Mownt i-Wl aauirs an tha rue mat to rltaw tha aval with Candm Jam Laevaa rtnes MaUaaw Whlta Hama RhaoNB wtahlos matamterrara writs ar ahawa tea Wail Taxes Maiaralty Soapilal ISM HamaMU Fnrt Worth taxu WXteSiST Had raeardtiuN an iwaductUM made Jrrtrtaa Braw Peas at s-ms WALL to wall wool aaipat ctaanvd oa row floor hr ooeoioliaoot Ou- aooai s-itas fSn oaioiNAL Fiatto aiaaaoa ana hraatUul flrttow lux'a tU aao at AN uma NortoiinM ar Dnva-ta is tiMt vou MAY autUna ml Piaem t-Stlti 1 4-Traaawrtaftoo LADY Isavlnx Car Baa Anlania W(d-naadar Mamina Drr a Lika lady ar roaxla Shorn SJOM lE-Wfboola Inalsramw voice sralactlaa aad art to apuklna mastas toinO rraMana Prlnla ar alaaa Uainai Tnlla-XlM- kaU mss PHILOLOGICAL AssoctiUofi coacl-Inx tar dcarat ar arivata aduaaliow Frawrh Gatman Ttmnala-tloni ISIS Bio Grandr PIANO lawani todhintn aw apd-tlaltr LsUr Lsvaladr Ml Malta S-TIIT WALTER DAVIS Plaaa Vote Pips Orta a stadia let Cliifor- nli MU THL COHPTOMXTXX SCHOOL SH Viral Natl HMd 20-Sllwaltoca Wantad BACKGXOUND la law tauurann tnrrchandUlna fainiarmant par-aaniMl aunarvlalon Unl-anitr and-uala Ucanard attorn ar CanaMnr anr drrtiabla raanartiaii XxcallanS unlay Phono l-CH TUNS UP A electrical maduoK will conaMar anrthinx until Jaa lab Call l-MW Xundar or avaniask HOBBY Hana Nuntnr I Palnta larva houaa anclaaad ratdi trainart attandanla S-OSSS EXPMUXNL-D rhlld ran hr (or-mcr arhaal taarticr float utar xrnund PtoMMS NXUAX1X hauaawifa an tar ehlU ran lx Mr I WASHING and Iraalax Guanatmd pntaeL US Walter SL Aarxrxtw PRS-IBSS tilt fata Dar tfunair Xxaxtia xianda PB 1-0414 LVN Nuns will can far asnvala amt Of anil-invalid hi aw home- 1-0178 EXPERIENCED loan mnaarr cta-siraua at rtunar tofawacH tur-nMiad Write NPC Boa D-44 OLMTEB IS put Uma anpmanud auard aartal hndv Hartu 101 Xia Grinds Long varM aw aiianea kma teaks sari Ubm- BABY uttiax te aw haiwa aur Uoml PRi-sirr WASHING and boolna dna la aw heme met Cllttaa LUST 2 1 -Help Wonted-Male SENIOR ENGINEERS Designers Draftsmen Electrical-Mechanical Are You Now Enjoying These 5 Big Advantages 7 1 Individual recognition and rapid advancement 2 Ground flow opportunity In progressive company 3 Better all-round living at reasonable cost able coat 4 Security and stability 5 Association with leading engineers AT MELPAR find all this and many other advantages besides! If you can qualify opportunity achievement and gracious living await you here at located In beautiful suburban Virginia lust minutes away from Washington Personal Interview Call NOW for an appointment with our represen tatlve Dr Rou In EL PASO Thurs Dec 10 Telephone 3-3491 THREE TO FIVE YEARS EXPERIENCE DESIRED IN ONE OR MORE OF THE FOLLOWING OR ALLIED FIELDS: Radar-Sonar Fire Control Systems Micro-Wave Techniques Electro-Mechanical Design Pulse Circuits Servo Mechanisms Flight Simulators Submlnlature Layout Speech Compression Small Mechanisms Antennae Design For Further Information Write PERSONNEL DIRECTOR Dept EP-1210 MELPAR INCONPOHATXD 440 Swann Avenue Alexandria Virginia The Research Laboratory of Westlnghouse Air Brake Co and Its subsidiaries hero and wo hope to have a place'1-0111 ed Smith of Denver N' RADIATOR imMif IsHftii ClMlIll FIVE POINTS sst Mm as rm Mew aw s-issi similar to tho one in New Orleans bo uid "We hope the Chamber of Commerce will be Interested in the thing end that they will back It 'Since an International House here will create more buiineaa for El Puo I believe all buslnesemen MRS 1NOCENTA GOMEE Rosary services for Mrs IhocenU Gomez of MSS Socorro rood will Be held In tha family residence today (tip She wu 71 Funeral services will be held at 11 a tomorrow In tha Old Mission in Ysleta Burial will be In Ysleta Cemetery under tha direction of Salazar Mutuary Mrs Gomez Is survived by a son Chrstin Gomez of California and thru daughters Mrs Rafaela Mata and Mra Ron Carrasco both of California and Mrs Maria Lara of El Paso all of whom am in El 'Paw for tho funeral should support it serve Coke often during the holidays ALBERT FRANK BICOKANSA Albert Trank Sicersnss of 9201 Navaje drive died today at his home wu 98 Mr Sieoransa who wax a retired Postal employe had been resident of 23 Paso for one year He is survived by his widow Mrs Catherine Blcoranu a daughter Mrs Walsh a sister Josephine Vslenta of Orange and twa brothers Anthony of Union and Emil of Spring Lake Funeral arrangement! are pend-f fng with Herding and Orr Funeral Home Miguel Aleman 'Out of Politics 2l i fpMtot The RdtaM-RmS CHIHUAHUA CITY Chih Dee 7 Former President Miguel Aleman of Mexico said today ha -has "retired completely from politics" Aleman told Tha Herald-Poet correspondent: completely Vaut of public life having dona my at part In that respect I am simple -citizen now" He cam ta this state capital from hie Las Pampas ranch in Southern Chihuahua to be guest of Governor Oscar Soto Maynez "Ha wu accompanied by Enrique "Parra Hernadei former government bank officii and Dr Carlu Soto Maynez JOIN Gst an sxtn supply today ChristmaE CM If ChriitiMi expenses have get you down this yaar don't let it happen again Join tha Christmas Club right away and pay cash next Christmas Just choose the plan that suits you than save a small amount oach wank for fifty wools Your Christmn Club check will bo mailed to you next November in plenty of timo for cara-frao Christmas shopping a and for a merrier Christmas in '54 THE STATE NATIONAL -THE HOME OF THE CHRISTMAS CLUB PLAN Four Hurt in Crash yOf Two Autos Four persons wars injured in a gar accident at Wait Yandcll boule-t yard and Upson avenue Thru of tha injured soldiers passengers in car driven by Richard Malloy 22 of Ft Blin Carroll Buck 20 of Ft Bliss received head Injuries Orlan Turner 22 of Ft Bliss received hip bruises Kenneth Gaddy 20 of Ft Bill received head cuts Evangeline Ayala 30 of 177 Had-feck place passenger In a car driven by Yolanda Croyte 22 of 1404 Shirley drive received face cuts "She wee taken te Hotel Dicu Tha injured soldiers wen taken ta William Beaumont Army Hospital Traffic Patrolmen Edwards and Tipton uid that the tore fin collided at the intersection THE At STATE NATIONAL of coursef Welcome koforians WYf gted to hire year dielrirt conference to El Fua THE STATE NATIONAL BANK OF EL PASO SINCE 1881 MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION SAN ANTONIO AT ORISON dnf Bottle Cam Flue At Your Rstsil Dealer onua won wWxnv omw cocacou commnt iv MAGNOLIA COCO-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY "Cats" Me Mamie Mia was im TNI COCACOU COMMNV EVERYBODY aheel be taelaS be PHOTOSTAT Bsrdtr BIiii Print Co re Ph MCH 4LAA 41 mJAJA 4Uft 4ft i lAAbaa wtAMM tototedkdBJLgWdtet -f 'r ff tAC Aiawaa Ilfk 91 O' ai v-i Araia 1.

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