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THE PARIS NEWS, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1950 BRAVE SMILES FIIOM MOTHER ANT) and son have smiles for each other as Mrs, Clara Smith of Middlesburrj, visits her quadruple amputee son, Pfc. Robert Smith, 20, at Walter Reed hospital in Washington, After he was slightly wounded, the terrible cold of North Korea caused Pfc Smith to lose both legs below the knees and both hands. With them is Joseph McCracken, Kingston, Pennsylvania state commander of the American Legion. (AP Wirephoto.) Withdrawal Success Leads to idea Beach Could Have Been Held 350,000 men nihilate il. Some military available to an- stratctjisls oven so far as that the Hung- TOKYO The successful allied withdrawal from Ihe Ilung- nam beachhead in Korea has; prompted lop brass hero to say i 1 could have been held indefinitely, i nam operation could be carried out That opinion appeared based on I and Korea pro- one prime factor the belief the i IL' selling permitted close tremendous curtain of firepower Bunnre support.

Some points lowered around the beachhead Korea's west coast, for instance RADIO PROGRAMS KPLT KFTV WFAA-WBAP KRLD 1430 Kilocycles Kilocycles S23 Kilocycles IBM KilocyeUi FRIDAY EVENING 6:00 Sports Parade 6:15 RtatiWay to Stars 6:30 Lone HanRtr 6:45 Lone Ranger 7:00 Fat Mar, 7:15 Man i 7:30 This Is 7:45 Vour S.B.I. 8:00 Of tie and 8:15 Harriett Melodies it! 8:45 Night; Roll Call Friday Fights 9:15 Friday Fights President Truman President Truman News; Sports Exit a 0:15 Evening in Paiis 0:30 ABC Roundup 0:45 ABC Roundup lino IMPERIAL CAFE 1:45 "Always Open' BANK YOUR DEPOSITS INSURED UP TO $10,000.00 BY F. D. 1. C.

1 Man's Family! Beulah Serenade News of World News: Sporti Roundup Rounuup Roundup Roundup Magnificent Duffy's Tavern Life of Rllev Life of Riley Hill Stem Sporls News News of World Tex. Navy Star Time News Miiuly Carson Freddie Martin Martin Jack Smith Club 15 News Songi for Sale Songs 2or Sale Songs for Sale Songs for Record Revue Broadway's My Beat VFW Program Rosary Peace CBS Orchestra CBS Orchestra 10 o'clock News Your Doctor KiHbttly Preview Preview Preview News: Sports Ifalrfiraart SATURDAY MORNING Melodies i 5:45 From Wcit I World News: Mkts. 6:15 Trading Poit 6:30 Rise and 6:45 County Agent 7:00 Early Morn. News 7:15 North Star Quartet Taylor Bros. Taylor Bros.

8:00 WHD Program 8:15 Rhythm Review 8:30 Hhvthm Review East Texas Hour 9:00 East Texas Hour 9:15 Mere's to Veterans (1:30 U.S Marine Corp. 9:45 National Guard 10:00 Junior Junction 10:15 Junior Junction JO. -30 Ti-key Treat 10:45 Turkey Treat 11:00 Homemakcrs Ser. 11:15 llomcmakers Ser 11:30 Do You Want A Job 11:45 Stars on Parade Hillbilly R'ntiup Roundup; S'ews Bible Reading News Musical Revilee News Red River Ramblers Disk Jockey Round Table Round Table Round Table Agri. Forum Ajjri.

Fotum Local N'ews Local News Doc's Record Room Doc's Record Room News Lvrics Saiute Reservist Sagebrush Serenade Bnkhse Ballads News Farm Editor Songs uf West News: Early Birds Early Birds Early Birds News Lesson Saturday Roundup Minrt Your Manners Marv Lee Taylor Melody Magic Melody Magic Smiling Ed Bob Wills Bob Wills Bob Wills To Be Armed. Radio Revival Rural Rural Route Top Morning Farm Review Morning News Old Corral News Song Parade CBS News Sunday School Sid Hardin Garden Gale Family Party Family Party Refreshment Time News Let's Pretend Junior Miss Junior Miss Theatre of Today Grand Central Station SATURDAY AFTERNOON 12:00 Noon News Harrv James News Wathr. Stars Over artillery, nnval guns and air sup- nitude. The Tenth Army Corps was snatched to safety with most of its supplies while a Communist force now estimated at more than PECANS 30c Will Pay More If Necessary See Ui before you sell. P.

O. Jeffertes, Phono 903 the offshore wat- port shut the United Nations force pr shallow lo accommodate off from enemy n.ttack of any ba 'l ls ''nii-scrs. 1 he mfi question is can the saine sort of operation be effected if and when U. N. forces art- driven back to I'usaii or some other pocket? The answer seems to be a rjuali- ticd no.

That is, not until the withdrawing force bad been sufficiently reduced in size and the defensive pcrmiter contracled lo mere 8,000 yards. The dofense perimeter to which the- U. N. forces were driven at Pusaii early in the Korean war ex- k'ticled 12() miles many limes Rrenter than the distances in velvet 1 (it Off-lL-Cnff ON MARKET SQUARE By DAN BILLS CHRISTMAS IS OVKU New Years is just nroinul the i'nr- ncr. Saturday of last week was Ilio beginning of Christmas for mo as f.ir (IK cnliiiR a concerned.

And. you know how well I like to put my fool under table loaded with Rood cnts. I enjoyed a big chicken dinner Saturday, a h.irn dinner on Sunday and a bin turkey dinner on Christmas day. In put on suspenders would not fil. The New Year will soon bo here, and don't forget In cook that hou jowl and black-eyed pe.i 1 dial means money in your imckei.

I'm looking forward for Years Day to come. I want lo wish all of my friends a orient and prosperous New Year, and hope they will enjny pood health in GARAGE. TflACTOH AM) CAR BURN'S before Christmas hard luck sfnirV- at (ho home of. Osfnr Gnac in the Viewpoint Community. A firo destroyed his raw.

car. casoline his tractor which he hotifiht new last year. His nood friends have rnme to his rescue and have niven him several dollars. Tliis present for ihc Once family. Another factor to bi- considered that any planned withdrawal I had to niv belt from Pu.sai; would involve (he F.iKhlh Army as well as thu Tenth Corps and the Rok forces.

Michigan Plants Preparing for Defense Orders nKTROlT if: Two Michigan arc ready jlndny ID inlii military pro- dui'lion of trailers and an iniantiimiu'ccl of 3.5 inch rochets. The I'Yuehiuif Trailer L'o. of Detroit and den. David .1. Crnw- forff of the? Ordnance Tank-auto- molivi- Center jointly announced a million order for .11 purpose trailers.

The Oldsmohilc division of General Motors at l.ansint;, announced a contract lo make rork- els for (lie Army's 11 is the plant's first defense order since World War 11. 'aid Ilic trailers he used for irnnsporta- tiiin of rations, water, personnel, and ammunition. U.S. Fighting Man Time 'Man of Year' YORK Kiglitin.g Man" is "Man nf The Tlio M'lectii V. S.

Time Maga- Vear." reported in the 1 issue. The cover hears portrait of a soldier svmh.ilic. of all (he S. armed forces. During Christmas week we sold lots of furniture.

Init we are celling a new supply in nearlv every day. We have most any kind of new and used fiirnitnrr furnish vnnr home. Don't forgot, it i sale. Mr. and Mrs.

O. K. of Houston arc spending hulidavs with his parents. Mr. nml Mrs L.

Gray of Direct, nnd her fnthei-, Tom Cox of F'owderly. said fie is among the many farmers of that section who prrmd of the i new Farm to Market rond that has I just been finished to Direct. 12:15 Jamboree 12:30 Band ot Day 12:45 News 1:00 At E.l«e 1:15 At Ease 1:30 At Ease 1:45 Fotba!) Game 2:00 Wiclilta Falls 2:15 Versu.s 2:30 Austin 2.15 At Dallas 3:00 Football 3:15 Football 3:30 Football 3:45 Football 4:00 Football 4:15 Football Hits ot Day 4:45 Hils Day .5:00 Fascinating Rhythm 5:15 Sat. Strings 5:30 Hillbilly Parade SMS Hillbilly Parade News Ch'ruh of Christ Score Board Football Football Football Football Army Army Army Army Football Football Football Footbait Football Football Proudly We Hail Hillbilly Hit Parade Sons of Texas Sons oC Texas News Cox National Farm Home Battle Ground For Peace U.S, Army Band U.S. Army Band Two Federal Agencies Consider $83 Million Lone Star Steel Loan WASHINGTON An applies- tlon by the Lone Star Steel for an $83 million toan to expand its Dalngerfield.

Texas, plaat is under consideration by two government agencies. Officials told a reporter Thursday Cinsl action is unlikely this week, since Friday is the last, working day. But Uiey indicated a decision may come soon. The company's loan application received at Reconstruction Finance Corporation headquarters here a few days ago, is being studied by that agency and the Commerce Department's National Production Authority. One question is whether the NPA would shoulder the entire S83 million under the loan authority it got in the Defense Production Act, or whether RFC would furnish part the money under its regular business loan program.

Government Interest in seeing that Lone Star has a part in the move to expand the country's steel output was shown two weeks ago when the company was given a certificate for rapid tax write off of a $73,425,000 part of its expansion investment plan. The certificate wa.s provided by 1 the National Security Resources' Board, which tries to coordinate efforts by the NPA and other government agencies to increase output of vital goods for the defense program. Lone Star, a company in which prominent Texan E. B. Germany has layed a major part, acquired a World War II plant from the government after the war.

Abfat a year ago, the company asked RFC for a 560 million loan. It countered with an offer to put up about $34 million if Lone Star would put up $26 million on its own and spend the company money first. RFC officials said that offer has never been withdrawn, but the company prefers to let it pass and to substitute its new loan application. If RFC advances part of the requested S83 million under its regular business loan program, Lone Star will be required to pay interest of five per cent a year and to repay all the loan within 10 years. NPA, however, is not limited to any set terms or conditions under its loan commitment authority in the Defense Production Act.

NPA could, therefore, authorize all or part of the loan under more liberai by extended the repayment period beyond 10 years for example. Even if NPA makes the entire loan, Lone Star would draw Us money from RFC as paying agent for NPA. But responsibility for the decision to advance the moue would lie with NPA rather than RFC. publican National Committee will meet here Jan. 26 to plan strategy by which it hopes to win election of a GOP president and Congress in 1952.

It will he the first meeting of the full committee since the Nov. 7 elections in which the GOP scored net gains of five Senate, 27 House, and six governor seats. GOP Committee Plans Meeting in Washington WASHINGTON The Re- FIREWORKS For your New Year's Eve Party and Celebration. Plenty of Rockets, Candles, Air Bombs and Loud Firecrackers. The Fireworks Stand 2041 Lamar Ave.

Massey-Harris Sales Service We Repair All Makes of Tractors DeLavai Sales Service R. H. DEATON TRACTOR CO. 251-Ist S. W.

Phone 1021 WITH A WATCH REPAIRED AT COOKS Have your old watch put into topnotch working order. COOK JEWELRY i To To Be Be Be Be Armed. Aimed. Armed. Aimed.

Dallas Symphony Symphony Symphony Variety Club Cotton Bowl Wayne Howcll Wayne Howell Sfiep Fields News Off the Record News: Sports Hollywood Give and Take Give and Take Hormet Girls Horr.ie! Girls Methodist Choir Radio Review Radio Review Xmas In Korea Farm News Make Way For Youth College Choir College Choir Radio Scratch Seinlnglon Saturday at the Chase News Christian News News Seine. SATURDAY EVENING BiOO Score Board (1:15 Stairway to Stars Krraiut of Mercy 6:15 Lcs Brown Band 7:00 Shoot me Moon 7:15 Slioot tlu- Moon 7:30 Proudly We Hail 7:15 Proudly We Hail 8:00 What Makes 8:15 You Tick Cnn You Top This 8:45 Cult You Top This 3:00 At Shamrock Al Shamrock ABC Roundup ABC RoundU)) 10:00 News: Sports Extra 10:15 Sat. Dnncc Pivrade HhSil Sal. Diince Parade 10:45 Sat. Dance Parade SiRd Off Oft IT'S GOOD BREAD "9 if ft I Heat Visiting Visltliif Time Dangerous Assignment Eddy Arnold Eddy Arnold Your Hit Parade Dennis Day Dennis Day Judy Canova Judy Canova Grand OIc Opry Grand Ole Opry News Shindig Shindig Eddy Arnold News: Orch.

BsiUnesc OrcU. Boh Wills Boll Wills Cedar Crest Jamboree Vaughn Moore Vaughn Moore Gene Autry Gene Aulry All Star Jubilee All Star Jubilee Gang Busters Gang Busters Big "D- Jamboree SlnR It Again It Again Sing It Again Sing It Again Ten O'Clk. Nws. Spts Final Dance Parade Dance Parade CBS News Dance Parade Dance P.irade Dance Parade Today's Birthday By AP Newsftature; JESS WILLARD, born Dec. 29, 1883.

was world heavyweight champion from 1915 1919. He the fit le from the i negro, .1 a Johnson rind loit it lo Hempsey. Rut he pctually hate a turned lo il only for the money his fists could earn. He wanted to he a cowboy. While champion he toured the country with a wild west show.

After he left the he went tn California lo live ring RECAPPING SERVICE Mr. arid Mrs. D. Hrmiii of Grand Canyon. Aiiwin.i.

nro spending the wish his parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. B. llniith.

of Reno. D. as a government mcthnnir Grand Canyon. If you arc in need nf machine, refrigerator, i sewing mnchine. Irmier or porxl radio, come by mv store on the east sfrfe of thp market and se.e mv stork before you buy.

By the way. just got a bis shipment of dinette suites in several colnrs pnrf. I tell you for a fai'f, they're really nr-tiy. Dan Hills. Owner DAN BILLS FURNITURE STORE East Side Market Square Phone 1383 Residence 2206-J WE USE GOODYEAR MATERIALS ond FACTORY METHODS STOP IN TODAY FOR Extra-Mileage RECAPPING We hove our own There's No Delay! Information Sought on Benjamin F.

Hardimon Information about Benjamin Franklin Hardimon. native of l.umar County, is being sought hy liis widim, Gladys Otlell Itarclimon nf Roswfll, N. M. Mr. llarclirnon died in lioswcll Oct.

23. 1950, Jlrs. Ilnrciimoii is IryinR to secure information about his service in World War I lei help establish a widow's claim to support six children. Replies could be sent to Box 6fi3 in Roswell or to Kddie HurrouRhs. county service officer.

American Legion Build intf. Paris, Texas. Red China Seizes U. S. Property, Freezes Deposits HONG KONC'f Wl Communist China Thursday seized all United States property and froze all U.S.

bank deposits, the Peiping radio said today. 1 The Red premier foreign min- ister. Chou En-Lai, announced the seizure in retaliation for similar U. S. action on Dec.

16. He called the United States" action an "at- tempt to loot the Chinese people of their property." i (A high commerce department i official in Washington estimated the seizures would total "consider-1 ably less than S100 million. He said most U. S. property in China was seized when the Reds took over in 1949.1 1 The primeval forests were our heritage.

Will coming generations tie proud of the forest heritage we are leaving them? PARIS FISH MM Wecdnt sell ALL that are MKT. SOU A HE PMO. 24.7 Texas Has More Pigs AUSTIN Ut Texas raised -1 per cent more pigs this year than last hut the crop was 8 per cenl below the 193(M8 yearling average, the Uniied States Department of As- riculluiv reported Thursday. Thr crop totalled Too Late to Classify FOIl woo! ruz ttnrliincl ranRo, Golrilcnf minor' chrome VniMkr.ist suite. 3161-J after 5 Buy Your New Car Today! BANK AGENT AUTO LOANS! Harold Hodges Insurance 112 South Main Phone 798 BEDROOM.

1'honc liil. close GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE Lamar Ave. FOtm-ROOM two hcdrooms, rnlsl)fd duplex. FriKKlalrc. NICK APARTMENT, bills 1B4D Phone 22U-J.

TWO-ROOM unfurnished iiirnt. H57 East Houston. "Tiny Tot Kindergarten" Dorothy VanDyke Breneman announces the opening of her school, January 5. Kindergarten Course Combined with Dancing, Expression, and Rhythmic Band. Mrs.

Breneman is a former student of Gunston Hall, Washington, D. rtockaday, Dallas, Woodrow School of Expression, Dallas, and Bush Conservatory, Chicago. 111. For Enrollment, Call 837 MODKPN Ihrrp-room house'. Sot Cedar Street.

Apply COi-Stn iE. CLEARANCE! 37 Evening Dresses Now, just when you'll be wanting a new formol for the New Year's Eve dances. Perkins offers you worthwhile savings on this group of lovely evening dresses. White, nile green, pink, yellow, blue, navy, red, beige in taffeta, lace, nylon net, chiffon, tatin and velvet. Complete selection of sixes.

Regularly 22.50 to 79.75 All Sales Final, Please FORMALS NOW 15.00 to 53.17 No Phone Orders SECOND FLOOR PERKINS Continuing Perkins Ready-to-Wear Clearance! Many wonderful savings remain in this clearance of coots and dresses shop Perkins Basement tomorrow and save on quality ready-to-wear! WOMEN'S COATS Selection of smart styles in gabardine, covert cloth, tweeds and other fine fabrics. Clearance includes entire stock of Fall and Winter coats. Reg. 17.95 to 32.85 NOW, 8.93 to 16.43 WOMEN'S DRESSES Entire stock of Women's Fall and Winter dresses in crepe, gabardine, corduroy and taffeta. Wide selection of styles, sices and colors.

Price Price Reg. 6.95 to 14.85 NOW, 3.48 to 7.43 CHILDREN'S COATS Fine quality, all-wool coats in solid colors, checks or plaids. Many styles have attached hoods. Truly nice little coats ct fine savings. Price Reg.

11.85 to 14.85 No Refunds NOW, 5.93 7.43 No Exchanges All Sales Final PERKINS BASEMENT.