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Abilene Reporter-News from Abilene, Texas • 8

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te 9 5 CALDWELLI NTERVIEW 15-B TIIE ABILENE REPORTER-NEWS Abilene Tent Thursday Evening March 1 1931 BEAL ESTATE H-SU FOCUS WEEK Nippon Epic TOKYO March I if-The Tod Motion Picture Co plans to high light the rise of Japan from the 19th century through World War II in a 44-hour wide-screen epic titled "The Great Japanese Empire" It hasn't said how the film will treat Japan's defeat Boy Slayer Placed in Stale School No Russians Read 'God's Little Acre' Ingredients of Christian Home Cited by Speaker IRKJSE8 I OR BALE MS Fair Park Mr mnaa lorallnn lurit actaoii ihupinim renter mall Umily Bead Cl iw or rst Yea Pina Trees ml a heeutiM ferlrh tanr wllh A' iii ra badranma I Ilia hatha total? irta expanaiva rarart 1 car laraa Cau Day QR 4-7144 Cook Addition WX SUFUi4 WE NEED LISTINGS LESTER HIGGS Realty 104 fn4 "Christian love li a creative! lorn Facing Christian Youth" HniwyUl Ifnhipl Christian "The Christian home is the) I highest expression of love on 1 Carth" H' Chrlc Wrilborn SMO clared Wednesday morning in a tion" she said "it is more of a chapel address at proixwition utterly giving yourself to devotion of another University as Religious Focus week entered its third day at "Discipline for Maturi- lu HTIa Uhu ami (ha llmai nr jrinit ycarg Married Life" for married students Focus Week continues through Friday morning at II-SU Services are held daily at 10 am and 7 pm in Rose Field House The public is invited iir bay aracura aw i taSrolEn earth of his native Georgia has Criff flW-SJWTflJSjwiiltcn 34 books They range STKrflf ST tRTtS? SIR early iwliim cf "Tobac-Mm11 raacr ai or mil Co Road to his recently complct-ar or 4-M7S -Molly Cottontail" SHS dnwa and amall Mila va WIT NO! IRTH 1th laraa tadronm hnma By HAL BOYLE NEW yonK lot of people have it easy In this life" said They Caldwell ha" hard 'I 1 hav 10 But in the last 10 years Caldwell a tall bine-eyed sorrel haired man who looks as if he had been quarried from the red drms g(ory This year will mark the film debut of "God's Little Acre" his most successful novel More than eight million copies have fna unw SCOTC languages 1UI I0T Some I Jilin Arm" haa reason iioa unit Acre nas reason been I'M nil hr 4-un Fta ull buy aquu AUaberry ROOM laraa rmN rarort nrjr arhnol and nre Nil I7JV0 (Min caah llil North imh llainra OR 3-3441 fil equily in larar attractive 1 brdraum home 1 hlark went at lliah Srhool Niro yard with salha Irm and THURSDAY EVENING TV Stall us Furnlshiiif Tfcsso Leas An tHpewlhh Far Thalr Accuracy LAS CRUCES NM UFi John Boyett 14 who shot his minister father to death a week ago as he prepared a switch has been com' milted to the New Mexico School a for Boys John was sent to the institution until he is 18 after a hearing in which his mother said she wished he had broken up the home two years ago as she fad planned The Rev Leonard Boyett 41 pastor of the Grandview Baptist church was shot while he prepared to punish John and his twin brother Jack "I wish I had followed my first intuition and left my husband two years Mrs Boyett told DisL Judge Scoggin "But I was afraid a broken family would be hard on the boys" The distraught mother testified she once told her husband she would refuse to attend social functions if he did not stop "fussing at the boys in public" Mrs Boyett said her sons were not allowed to go the movies or attend school dances Men 65 Centuries From Now May Be Bald Have No Toes Sr at M2 WMi)iijprin(di and jt has become the best-selling work of serious fiction 1773 North 12th OR 4f dw 530 am1 Amorica awncr 3 twdranmi and jlha carpeted rirjtjyar tnj He wrote the book 2S yea ago last summer in a Maine farmhouse in three months at a period in life when he was at financial rock bottom "I only worked at it on the odd days" he recalled "On the even days I had to cut wood and raise potatoes "Usually I rewrite a book 13 to 30 times but not this one As I finished each sheet I let It fall to the floor And when I had finished enough sheets I had the book I have never read it myself since" For 20 years angered at what Hollywood had done to his "Tobacco Road" Caldwell stubbornly refused all offers to make Little into a film Finally he did it himself on a partnership basis The movie wes shot near Stock ton Calif because no location site could be arranged for in Georgia People in his home state Caldwell said approve of his portrait of Southern life "But after the film was finished" he added "the mayor of Augusta wanted us to have the premiere there but after he had had a private showing to see what he wanted to cut out" Caldwell who has fought censorship all his life made it dear the film's premiere won't be in Augusta The writer a lone and rugged individualist is the son of a Presbyterian minister As a child he moved to a new town almost ev tty year This kept him from making any lifelong friends in his youth and he observed "I have OWNFH Traaaferrwl MuM aril tan intrtiatehr bedroom 1 ceramic tile hatha laraa kitchen rantral beeline carpeted pitarhrri rorarr 4' ren-ent athlihad loan naar Utah arhnd and iivwina in mouih 117 Buraar or BY OWNER LSSTK'r' JSSS ronwrTO monthly 1411 Rrldia Avnaut OR34323 VERY mica 1 bedroom carpal Imrel on never been distributed in the Soviet Union where several of Cald- MBC-TV Cbaaaal fr-AMteua Naur Wlb IrJoTAirtouaj 10 Rear Wtb wr s-van Rat 0:40 Proala Cbolca SaiaT Wlb Irate Ford JR Mow Ikwsbrat 1 jack Faar for the first word of the aMahcd SM month 3113 Parramar "I suppos the Russians other works are quite pop- aar title" he 'remarked dryly Advises Russians of UN Meeting WASHINGTON i The United states has informally advised the Union that the Western powers intend to ask for a meet- ing of the United Nations DUarm- iaea OR 3-3441 1402 LILLI'S Slraat 2 bedroom rantral baa) sort In molar alarm cellar FHA a Lind (IR 3-741 BFDRnoM 1 hath dan fireplace dinlai rnum aaa taiaide lute d-mp nay-' 147 month CI 122 RhHIon BY Owner I bad room home aaraae ducted tur oir-conditinorr OH 2 BEDROOM diaini room 151 It fence (MM 4-iJXki loan redecuialad Mil Mace Ilatnea OR 3-3441 THTLEX for aala rxrelenf location Gad revenue Call OR 2-2434 BSPBtti Natan OR 2 aparlmn 1 roam Iwih a Inna worth total coal Mr 2-4(73 T31 EAST North Mill crop modern I ronm hnma douMa aanaa Morm lanrei beautiful vani pniiri paved alrrel Allebcrry OR 44173 SuhccMn liFffii jf bedroom and both bowl drear Mod at-' 3-2M2 Pound FRIDAY MORNING AFTERNOON TV StatioM Furuiohiufl TImn Logo An Ewyoihle Fro Their Accuracy LOS ANGELES Man 63 University Madison centuries from now may have a hairless head spindly logs and no toes A University of Southern California biology professor Jay Savage said these are "evolution At 8 pm Tuesday Dr Humph rcy Lee chancellor of Southern Methodist University will speak Dr George A Fallon Denison lecturer for this and KCTV-T Ckaaaai Mia Aacate ISfek Fjltrante i-30-Hai'kat SquaC LaMar Diuneai NV-Titent Srta Cray Ghoat I hnuaa 0 Saaatl lakbark lit Kjrote FarS no-Rou flonnaa Jana Wyma KIC 10: 04-Pat' Munaal tfctftss: ITVV PU-Liix Sbnw 7-Tf IT Srta Gbaal KCSB-TV Cbaaaal Luhtaeb nuk) Ra Vaa 744-Today il-34-Tnuld Re Vi lOO-lVnuiiB-Ra-MI Rnrora (lute Price RilM Tratb Com Uueen Matlnaa HVn Cbaaaal H-UMuct Kanaaro Tuna Sawa Iter Clorll Moor I)l4IO Proof! llutel Coana Vrrdirt Una of Ula Da Tnmnrrour l3-4terrri Pemlrationa Nlaht Newa Hnma Fair New 4-34-5014 MID-TV Cbaaaal Mfdtee on Tod av Hobnea Hunt NRCT Matlnaa Riant idte-oueaa lmy Con Rom Tro Club ttfl FL Ra Yoa T4Gb Nona Wthr EDT-TV Cbaaaal 4-Bla Jurats World Itirtte it Clnrh irtv Now 4 44-Garry Ms ll -Th Vrrdud Rrirt'rr Pay Saewt Storm Edna Nlaht Hnma Fair Suate Conno at Tcmaiai 1 1 4 Item wa Naa MV-Nnon New WRAP-TV Cbaarol an WwW Waalhar (IrDnoili Dnuab-Re-Mi Forte Treaa ilnnt Cntild Ba Yoa Tima Newa t'lcM '-Lila and World KRRC-Nawa: Sparta KWHC-Newai Sperte WFA I II family Har krQd-n ShaagHI -Nixht Muaia Wr4A-Nirmatcfe 10:24 ihant-l4 KRLlvNaw: Muaia WFAA-Nichttealc CNMRVLai No" MittrateR 11:44 VtllCnarVLa ament Commission this month The move is designed to test'grHygaaUy from sundown to the Soviet declared inten-Lunup" he Md first t010 boycotting the commission I glory Jrsff- Klj If rcfusc to tooper-j A man ias t0 do a thing his ST liate' Western powers then will wav- he i(L You nSSTiSri-rltake the issue of dMrmamentne-advise writer wants to NORTH Willi owner trenufi-rrod nvutth old 3 bedroom 2 full hath den double (ree carpet drape arhool OR 2-2317 owner 2 bedroom larar near ladvlse he wrote for seven ary possibilities" for around 8300 AD "Not only are toes getting shorter" he said "but the little toe has practically no function any more" Primitive man needed toes for balance clutching and grasping he said but frostbite victims have demonstrated that modern man can balance himself with only a big toe Hair was meant to shield man from the elements Savage said I 322 Earn ear larpe RY OftSto'VSrfo I MuirLii riy- BV MAX Cbaaaal e-Ahiteu tevotteaa 12 la ea-Prk-a Rich Vaa 4: jW KPAB-ra New Moor 11:1 Lava Lila Ne Street 12: IV Man oa 1 KFDX-TV tm-Hnma Suaia WieaHa Valla Farm Trav Fiwte mv-vik M-uof an Qaaaa Ttey Mod aam nrv-IUmtetaiHl Bunny Thdie -Imurth! 4: 14: r-TO: 4'ould Ra Yoa RFIV1 SUTIVTV lud-lihfT liaMtenxaraa Garry Maori ftelta Ptarif Hidrl CoanMk Vrdir4 lava Ufa 1 1 Tenter rotor 3: IS-Secret Stona Fla Zabacfe NUM RTTV-TV tlaaaHWm Ate World 145-N Garry Mnoro Hninpar Rm l-Sb-Ml PJJV 1: 15-toy nl Ula va Tomorrow fte-erfaWar film 1 334-MaUne gotiations into the United Nations' Tile pnough he-u find wn ri t01inci way If he doesn't want to he'll Pan was developed in con-! lultalion with NATO alHritt aU there y1 "Mb Snal to rh to Hi )ar rtlek BY owner laraa I bedroom central bratl WW momnrv Jhe Western oyenrn1ents de- ni? mry-4-4C7 cided that the whole operation' M'c nnR mooer "iSdamrt: Should be handled in a Lr tem 44v Ruaaru or manner so the Soviets would havell hev1 rh enough to let cvidcnce hat lhe Wesern fctimy y-eonniretevin town sru equi- were not simply trying to embar- Caldwell rarely reads books 'rass them now rarely associates with other But with hats houses umbrellas of Wilkes at Oklahoma City Uni-and closed cars who needs hair? versity Thursday Baldness is increasing among men ncwiy-elected president of and may eventually include worn- OCU officially will assume office en he said during a meeting of the Juria- LOTS FOR SALE M3 The 23-member UN Disarma- ment Commission was created by RADIO LOG W- iW-lthe a ijyw Apply ohhw him oranra SI CIS year General Assembly late last! 1 sftpr the final breakdown of1 All writers talk about is their disarmament talks in a UN sub-iown he said "They committee made up of the Soviet know good Jokes" THURSOAY EVENING Mi RRRC-Naurai Mux KWKC-Fullna Lea KRLD-Newa WHAP-Nawai Jr 1:15 Near KRM KRBC-Muair Cavalracte 1KC-Nri3-U Pan HSU Wife of a Baptist pastor in Waco Mrs Wellborn talked to students on "Ingredients of a Christian Home" McM to Give Degree lo OCU Prexy The honorary doctor of laws degree will be given the president of the Oklahoma City University Jack Wilkes during the 13th annual Willson Lectures at Mc-Murry College next week Awarding the degree will follow the fourth session Wednesday night in Radford Memorial Building The lectures will open at 7 pm Tliesday with a talk by Dr I Fred Holloway president of year pastor of the Lakewood Methodist Church Lakewood Ohio will speak before the UD degree is conferred on Wilkes Dr Fallon is a member of the National Board of Evangelism for church The scries of lectures will be held in the Radford building through Friday March 14 McMurry College President Dr Harold Cooke will be me of 36 Methodist College presidents who will attend the inauguration dictional Counci of The Methodist Church and college and university presidents Dr Cook said a natimal publication Life Magazine will photograph the occason Dr Cooke left Tuesday night for Oklahoma City He is expected to return to Abilene this weekend He explained that a meeting of the Jurisdictiona Counri and Methpdist College presidents will consider during their meeting the competion of the four year emphasis on institutions of higher earning of the Methodist Church "They will consider bringing all our churches in line to accept a $1 minimum per member to support the budgets of all these institutions" Dr Cooke added SCHOOL BOARD DEADLINE NEAR Thursday at 5 pm is the deadline for candidate filing in the School Board election set for April 5 Candidacies must be entered in writing at the office of Supt A Wells at Lincoln Junior High School No opposition has developed in either of the two trustee posts to be filled John A Hutchison has filed for reelcction to the place he now holds Floyd (Spec) Childs Is the only candidate for the post being vacated by Bert Chapman Elliot Foul Joins Orthodox Church PROVIDENCE Elliot Paul noted author and life-long agnostic Tuesday was accepted as a member of the Greek Eastern Orthodox Church in bedside ceremonies at the Veterans Administration hospital where he lies seri ously ill The 68-year-old author of the best seller "The Last Time I Saw Paris" said he embraced the faith because of his admiration for his Greek Orthodox friends' Paul is being treated for arteriosclerosis and heart disease BETTY xmImLEW JflRESHJRNESSW in of is Final Mia amilv experience" Mrs Wellborn said 1 "In spring time" she Joked 'a young mun's fancy turns to hat the girls have been think fug about all year" "We talk about becoming me she dedured "That means one personality and it takes a lifetime for this blending one another Recognition of one another results in loyalty and loyalty holds together marriages until human love can grow" "A Christian home is Christ centered" she asserted "Human love is at its best emotions Worship of Christ in a Christian home a natural thing" Bresce Westmoreland minister of music at the First Methodist Church led singing Dr low addressed students at the Tuesday evening worship program on Way the World and You In Medical Missions" Using the Focus Week theme as related to medical missions Dr Low discussed conditions in Nigeria West Africa where he is serving He pointed out that it has not always been agreed that medical missions is an effective way of presenting the gospel But he added that Christ went about healing the physical needs of people as related in many instances in the Bible He said half of the babies born in Nigeria die before they are me year old He said less than half of the 2U0 million people in Africa have access to medical care Seminars slated following the evening worship Wednesday include "Christianity in a World of Religions" "Christianity and Social "Moral Prob- Cohen's Girl Testifies lo Grand Jury NEW YORK Showgirl Liz Renay says a Manhattan grand jury was satisfied with what the called her simple explanation" of a $10000 loan she made bst year to Mickey Cohen West Coast racketeer Miss Renay came here from California and spent an hour and a half yesterday before the grand Jury which is investigating the assassination of mobster Albert Anastasia last October Open House Slated At Dyess School Sunday Afternoon An open house has been scheduled for Sunday afternoon at the new William Dyess Elcmcn-tary School Lloyd Swindle principal said Wednesday the open house will be held from 2 pm until 4 pm with guided tours of the new facilities The building will be open to all interested persons CoL Louis A Rochez III base commander will cut a ribbon across the front door to open the school officially Morgan Jones Jr school board president will attend There are 563 students enrolled and the faculty numbers 20 Cost of the building and equipment was $615000 said Swindle There are 25 classrooms an auditorium and a cafeteria The students attending are mostly those of AF personnel living in the Dyess AFB housing area but include some civilian families living in the area The school is located on the southeast corner of the base property just outside the base fence It may be reached through the base main gate by traveling along Louisiana ltd to the intersection with Delaware Rd The school also may be reached over the unpaved county road which runs north off the San Angelo Highway IS 14th St) just west of Elmwood Memorial Pork TONIGHT! LIVE FROM HOLLYWOOD itealt tki ktatit of aa American couple ia Ron lS Bill Lendigaw toe Chiyslcr Corp far lulu on north ndr or s-Tsu-j 314 acres CHlttvatFnfip rvim wnll modem bemr a food puaur County nairr lab Tlor dry InratM prar air baa 707 hlahway 515340 Tab trad Ownar (34 PIm FOR a I or trad acre In North Abi-Iroa Phono OR M1S1 OR 3-UI4 FARM RANCHES M3 SANDUSKY ESTATE PROPERTY 47( Arrau nix mile Southweal MrrUI ulfi 1:11 marbssrfcft ERRC-Muate Caealrad KW'kC-Bili Stem MUM KHLJVEduratioa far What WBAP-NiiMliaa 1:45 tioa RRnr-MOala CavalraS KW'KC-New KKLD-Pemr WVAA-Neva EZBi KHL15J WKAA-! C-Nwi Muate J-TwlliaM Inna KHUVSptei Nu VFAA-Newai Sport Seri Yard nc-Mi ii Yard Robert Late la -Niahtlina SL wr MMlia lr airin ajuv'on myViiy 'om with ident of the Firestone Tire temi Shooi ber Co of California will marry London ballet dancer Union the United States Britain Frame and Canada The Soviets wanted a commit' tee composed of the whole United ajons mem)ership of 82 nations They opposed the 25-membcr commission from the first Firestone Heir To Wed Dancer LOS ANGELES Wb-The second The prospective groom Brooks Firestone is a grandson of Harvey Firestone the firm's founder A company spokesman said yesterday the bride will be Miss Catherine Boulton daughter of the Very Rev Walter Boulton provost of Guildford Castle Gate in Guildford Surrey England The wedding is scheduled for June 26 in Guildford Fewer Thefts MIAMI BEACH F'la Florida's unusually cold weather this winter sharply reduced the num her of burglaries and thefts at luxury hotels the Miami Beach Detective Bureau reports WrAA-NiMwatckl Nawf wifi Shaairi-Li iteMtaaMk 11:3 'Kfnlrt-L jSnatra Vuia It TS Daw WrXt-Oroteatr Muaie MORNING 2:0 BanSSrod Muate -WJiiirttjWkHe Worb C-AHS Pap Rail f-Newa: Muaie Bird laalrad IRpr-Maria Caaaleada none now" Still a wanderer he never lives more than seven years in one place never writes two books in the same roam A martinet in self-discipline writers because he thinks writers himself are pretty Abilenian Joins Air Force Six Men Enter Army Seven men entered the armed forces at the Army Recruiting Main Station here including five who enlisted in the Army one who was inducted into the Armj and me who enlisted in the Air Force Army volunteers are Roger Barham of San Angelo who enlisted for assignment to the Transportation Corps John Roberts Jefferson Rawls Bob Smith and James Pipkins all of Midland The four Midland men enlisted under the "buddy system" being guaranteed they will remain together for their initial period of gervice Carol A Doty of Hobbs NAI was inducted into the Army All men going into the Army were assigned to FL Carson Colo for basic training Albert Pittman of Abilene enlisted in the Air Force and was assigned to Lackland Air Force I Base San Antonio worker and Walter Cook Route 3 Merkel were credited by police with discovering the missing truck Some 1057 Texas license plates stolen off another car in the Hughes building during the Monday night burglary were found on the abandoned 1938 Dodge truck Entrance to Weathers Cafe mas made through a back window by prying loose a screen and the exit was through a rear door said Dot LL Isbell Sgt If McGee Jr and Capt Lomax Martin of the Police Department A First State Bank money sack containing $72 was taken from Weathers Cafe So was a 22 caliber eight-shot Higgins pistol Warren's Hamburger Stand was entered through a west door and the burglar then pired open a cig-aret machine and took out an undetermined amount of coins DM 0 Spross and LL Grover Chronister reported The officers aid a small quantity of food-summer sausage and also was taken Trowbridge Trucking Co was entered by breaking out window aand exit was made through a rear door LL Denson and Dct LL Isbell said 1-M NRBC-Mi KWKC-Ni KHUyri Mania Calyaleada New: 2-DParly KHID-Tnmniv Dora ftuAP-Nu FRIDAY KWKC-Moaic Til Dawa KRLI StW KNrr-W'rothrr HUBlbte FBltemahi KMT-Woalfetr Muaie WBAP-Farm Horn iSSSSf T-Naw ited KNIT-Nawa: Mnak: lornin Walrh WF AA-Erite Cofla Newa i-Natef Monte Tima Muate of Amurica Note Bird KRBC-Ttete oa Dlaa Cotfe Tima -Wralbor Muria Bte With expanding mechanization legs will get less use and could become spindly he added New Missile Test-Fired DENVER A new tool for the United scientific and military arsenal got its baptism by fire yesterday Martin Co technicians test-fired the propulsion system of the Titan intercontinental ballistic missile being manufactured at Martin's foothills plant under a 338-million- dollar Air Force contract The brief captive test was termed successful Martin spokesmen said other such tests would follow How many such tests are required before final acceptance is not known But the latest firing suggested that the Titan may be ready for actual firing at Cape Canaveral Fla before year's end The test was conducted me of four test stands that nestle in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains southwest of Denver It duplicated under captive conditions the actual firing of the complete missile insofar as its propulsion system is concerned and marked a final phase in a mg sequence of component and subsystem testing Oldest Airman Von'f Relire SAN ANTONIO Tex Even hough they took his Job away the oldest man now on active duty the Air Force still won't retire Randolph Air Force Base museum will be closed soon Air Force officials said but its 72-yea r-dd custodian Sgt Horst Tittell will be retained on active duty He and other personnel now assigned to the museum will be reassigned Ultell is a veteran of SO years of Air Force service The museum is to be consoll dated with Lackland Air Force Base museum Han Swims River Ends Up in Hospital PROVIDENCE RI W-Jamcs Furlong 22 Chicago a Brown University senior swam 100 yards across the Seekonk River last and wound up in a hospital Furlong was found on his hands and knees calling for help after the swim Patrolman Walter Cook carried him on his back 500 yards so he could be treated at a hospital for immersion Police said Furlong apparently awam the river in a dare Involving a girl friend NIT-Muaio 44 Club KNIT-Mui Em SKtfld KNiT-Wrathcr Muate arm Editor 4-41 KR RC-Farm Hetrlete Kwkr-HandxUnd (F Farmk Raacb -Newa: Nairn Parade BandsUnd Uus6 Rrck(ul VArtliur Gadfraa Nawa: Rharawa KNIT-Vuxio 115A AM KRLD-Artliar GodDaf WBAP-Baadatoad 14:34 WMatto Wbite Wort a IMF J-Newai Queen -Wealtar Muate I VNewa DaF -Muaie Ui(4 NRRC-Drila burotlenal -KW'KC-Minaion liT Muite KNIT-Newai Muate KBLD-Peter Haroa Wert WKC-Mixia NIMI -b-s apla Muate Muate "(SJaitri Inin Bol KRRC-WIi NWKC-Mixin KNfT-Weether Muate ftRLD-Helea iYeni 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