Hope Star from Hope, Arkansas • Page 6

'Lyf HlW 1 STAR, HOPE, Aft KANSAS iM apartmeht yul 0 Am Ddctoi-s said later he had dead pbout Plboed tmdfeV' pdlice at offotiiOft. James Mor- M. said Had ijcased -ftdrh prison three nontHs ago 'after serving a 1 term or bijrglnry. i Moii-iSon, according to Niohdll Weise, WHB removed fr'Om the Vhecteige of a English dnh that skidded on a downtown corner Into a ck a blpcks from the ihurcH and Dr. Bissdll's apai tment ibput 2:30 They quoted Morrison, a saying he had been drinking la it night! Could not remember what hardened, bat thought h'e had been njurdd in a fall.

Morrison wtis aands and face and a back injury. searching the wracked car ound cords indicating it tnvnod "by Dr. Bissell. They lofty cdhversatiOn of i is aided by stilts and' a 'ladder. to''right ai-c: Juliet Jacqueline Rev.aV.

a -trapeze '(Bep'oi" Juliet's gtilfrvplking partner 1 was also and ats leather torn. Watch gnd strap were bloodstained. It vas loiind a 'dlergyman's nurple, stdle, and a The Wild River by 'EDMUNDS SLAUSSEIL Prior cSpyfighf, StanJord PubncotloM, IIK. eyes warm grati- '4epu-j youjre safe' to "get Tin" "They threw me overboard," if it. i-ner eyes Tvere warm cwiin gratl- im-J? 9 Wtot-bot- ude 1 "It omed and half risen 4.

there is eVer 1 any way I can repay you. Anything, Ca.pfauT grbtchJtJ'' Premomtion and' ground through mm, making'him grave. 'sThere js M'he handed her "We'll be -running when Ehrenbprg. might get it search you. Wear -this a man's not likely to He eyes lit up brigtly; same time gave him a smile.

"I have placeisfoj it (Ehrenberg was a port the Colorado had spawned overnight the demand of freighters and general roustabouts. The navigation landing was more practical than La Paz, apd thus iEhrenberg was destined to put- live the earlier camp. 'Amador had taken up most ot at the crude landing. Before the last turn had beeh on the moortpg ropes Jamison stalked aboard. He had with him a short, ungainly man familiar Crotch.

It was Duey, the engineer who once -had fired -the San Diego's boilers. The old San Diego Crew had drifted after her. beach- Already Crotch rac- 4il''4Un i.ii 4hat (fellow riv- a ahead 1 a standing 1p deep near Crptch's facial muscles pulled up tighter. The ma- roofled man) stood on a sandbar, euppartirtg' a'dog pack both arm? artd has Rpbert! the (thers" Lilly's dry cahie pinched Jn-ifixcitehient. Crotch gave her his alinvn'" i dogs, and she explained.

difln'4 waste your time rfiscufng dogs the river; it iWas raorje likely they could s.wjm 'bptter, than the, a n. Cf'ptch's lip curled. "Where do dogs it into part of my (Robert comes across the wire to me when I snap my" fihg'ers. But ihow 41d 'Father get never experienced go along the length of.th^e river. He went down (he companionway and hurried toyer the rnain deck while the General $eath, drifted, slowly nearer.

a finally plunged the, striking or the rsU.Yflth his dogs swimming or Auto Leads Vestgiating a mihof auto trSt-iy -today fowtd the essi3ta lor of tJJe Old jjal-tehtirch briilally 'ejrth in his bachelor aparftttehl. wevei' said ihe brdy of R8v. Dr. was dlad only wh 1 fpund a bi Tuesday, December 28, ifturder -at, LIVESTOCK RATIONAL STOCKYARDS, 111. W) higher; bulk choice 1G6-210 ib largely 1900 up; 25 paid', mpstly.

for uniform 170-2CO lb and for' sorne scahrg above 210 lb, most 210-240 lb few down 18.00; 240-280 lb 17PO-1 16 00-17 25, rows warned. an hour. "Itfs a'-trick," Melott 'Keep your e-yes open." Crotch went-down the gangplank Jamison out of his way as he advanced. (Midway in'the block he found art rdcbe building a new cign had been hung. The lettering vps still wet: JUDICIAL BUILD- JfTG; EHRENBERG 'C THOUSE.

He went inside. 'The room was Ion? and low- ceihnged and carried a marked iof "kerosene A number -rotjgh befnches had been placed ikar, the entrance. iBehjnd these jhe xjjidical, desk. Two brass on either end of the Crotch Jench. ooked into the face of £, dg man was Captain iladdix.I of the packet Crotch had "When in 4hc Maddix spoke solemnly, "yau 'will re- nove ypur 'cap weire a cloak to go with his office.

(TaadiK is Mr. Duoy served his wai- Against' a sudden silence Crotch dropped his voids. "I slugged with a pistol." Behind him' he serseji others en- erjng Jhe, Many of these rper wopld rem.ajn\ loyal, i- Hfefally at her tfeet, Leom'a-Naiighton shows; the''radiant smile, charm anp good that won her. National Press Photographer of 1954." A coed at the of Maryland, Leoma wort the award in 380-535 it? lb down heavier sows 13.50-1.00'; boars 100-13-00. tattle'' 3,700,.

calves few good and choic esteers 23.00-26.00; t-bout steady; utility and commercial cann.ers and cutters light caft- ners below 8.00; 50 Jiigher; VtiJity and -commercial 12.00-14.00; canner and cutter, bulls, vealers again in msall supply and 1.00 higher; a few piime individuals, to 32.00; good and choice in wide spread of 33 commercial and low good 16.00-32.00; Sheep trading not established. large extras 2 cents a dozen; mediums 31; standards 29; current receipts 27; dirties and checks 251 NEW YORK COTTiON NEW YORK- -Cotton futures were today Flow dealings. 1 New -crop months taking. on Late were 50 -cents- than 'the -preyious close. -March 34.84, 35.11 35.34.

No. 2 -yellow -h'ai'd yellow POULTRY AND PRODUCE CHICAGO (UP) Produce: Live poultry: Market steady. 12 trucks. 'Chicago pooltiy board price changes since yesterday- Hens coloif-ci over 5 17 cents a pound: colored 5 Ibs 'ntid' under 19; hybud, norn ana INO. Butter- pounds Market mixed.

Of score 2 cents a pound; 03 score 00 score 90 scora 58, 89 carlots 90 eXtUeS soctlon of the IM wa3 thout deliberately willing rt, 89'score 57. depressed. Crotch solid jaw, 7418 cases, Market film, ho "i surprise. large extras and miveJ CBSe he judge." of me asles land whpopngi cough djgnity as though rt 19 "bout BO per cent rfter these that officers went to Di. Bissell's apartment: N'b.

3 No-. No 5 4 sample -grade Oats: No. 1 heavy mixed- No. 1 mixed 83; No. 1 heavy white No.

2 white 83V4-87. Soybeans No. 1 yellow (Track Chi cago No. 3 2 4 Itreck Chicago), Soybea oil 17. Soybean meal 68.50.

Barley nominal: malting choice 330-52; feed 10-1-9. NEW YORK STOCKS NEW-YORK Ml The 'Sto ck Market advpnged today in the early following a one-day prof- it-takih? Prices wie 1 and 2 points IT a number fo instances. Losses were generally uhdei a pdint) Among major divisions going up aircratts, tobaccos, and textiles No section of the list was depressed. is Continued from Page One ler at her home last flee. 12.

eon- LITTLE ROCK Go Francis Cherry and family left here to- at ner nome last JJec. 12. cay for Oklahoma where they plan -A Mrs. 25.. was slugged with to visit relatives before going to'w heavy place of Wood as she lay Dallas for the Cotton Bowl in bed.

She at a Brinkley New Year's Day. Prers, radio and television, reporters were breakfast giiostb- the sovetnor and Mrs. Cherry" on their" last day at the gcvernor's mansion here. told the newsmen his family would move to a Little Ropk hotel until about Jan. 21 when hs would enter pri law practice, at'ilonesboro.

hospital without 'These "witnesgeK, state that Willingham -Was -in Memphis at s.r.mi- on. the 1 mornlne-of bee. ilarid that 'is about thtfti 1 if.it!' es- ti where; itd 'driVe 'to, Clarendon -fnil- degree i i 'evi- ji -M- tnil II I vf ITT pplkje ffltt 1 iip after fttr Ejujler's Idealhif Police "said lie admitted slugging tmd displayed suspicious knowledge of details not generally But in an interview with Associated Press Reporter Ray Stephens, later -denied 'the lugging. He said -he to the statement because Kim around. Then Sheriff McKemie wuil Will- Jngbam had Detracted bfld sign.ed a hew stjstemerit ad- mfttinp; kutlt.

Asked -wtiy -snotilii nd- the Jiid his client: Sl illiterate, gOod-na tyred; bby who would coil' 1 fess ito e'nythjn'g -he 1 rv of minutes 'questioriing." -Willftihm' -WillftiBham's whaj police' 1 -'callefi 1 Was a 1ST 'purfcen. Negro schodlf iris debut last -night at 1 the" ho'tel The formal party; Was the first of its kind in memory at a dbwritown i The girls, all 16 and 17 years eld, traditional White gowns and elbow-lenpth white gloves and carried bouquets of red roses Their escorts wore white ties Some 200 guests attended the party, held in the Crystal Ballroom of )the Wiljard, a "capital landmark often called the of Presidents." A few of the guests were white MES. Jennie fnother of of the gir)si and a teacher pt iinoolh Junior 'High 'Sahcol in neajfby ORockville, arranged the party She. said hbped it would inspire "othfer girls icrf otir race to pattern their lives in such 3 mannef "parents would warranted in paesqntjng them For-the second consecutive vv 1D54 fall registrations American whpopngi eoughj campusesjset an npwajpti idurmg about 50 per cent is in contrast with the preceding thffnfin year before, five years of descending enroll- but deaths remained at a very low ments fbllowihg the exodus'of Wor- Ievel War II Cherry Plans td See Dallas Game Wreck Injuries Fatal to Man LITTLE ROCK A LittJe' jeweler died here today after his car had crashed into, a liglit pole and theorized that', a heart attrack might have indirectly caused the He was identified as Ruby Baum 65, owner.of jewelry stores both Little Rock and North Little Rock. Investigating offieerp Leo Harrison and Elmer Johrtsdn s-aid the man apparently lost control of the ear the crash.

There Was some evidence, they said, (hat he might have suffered a heart at- and la'er died as a result of multiple injuries suffered in tho accident. They said an autopsy woi.ild bo performed to determine the cause BOB'S GUSHMAN SALES 2016 New-Boston Road TEXARKANA U. S. A. 'Marfy Yeors of Good Service in Filling Prescriptions John Gibson 5 'iV' Drug Co.

Phone 7-2201 ing, ajid should be kept under Shel was. thick 'with 'Venpm. by-Cajhoon gone into' mjning nn.y 6f Vw ishoiild-'think he a nInniT IVlO i't'IJClV Vvnf Iti -i nafinn -fViir! 1 Lei-ing past favors. But there thers in Ihis rbom. Tl.p Cocopahs who had worked as decklands on Clyde Maddix'3 packet.

His own -rew, led by Goss, had given these a severe mailing. 'We will start in by preferring of- anainst an Clyde MaJdix's voice caso let the dogs the prow animals the water, were hauling wet holiday for the bent dpwn man in his bleck Jong eoat a rf stripe. Anger bub- Pled thrflugb him and shone his He rid himself of a hfuj water, 8 id his 'Wlly's shoulders as soon as he man the a Jew times the dpg he i Jy there rppm fp us pa the in -the past Crotch but sej- the iWhJte 'ears loijg have you been I 5 gone into mjning nqy 6f 'shoiild-'think he makes somewhere along the byt'ofiljis owA jusfice'm this' chamber," Captain Maddix, her he iWaddix slidng a gun had lost all trace. now He 4 d.PS)r Before him "this, hadn't been certain of Duey llMte persuader is GUI Black- had gone, Crotch the weight of his Jjo judge," Crotch Jay- look to Duey and felt shoqk pass liim bitterly, only along his spine. was shaped badge lacked to Duey's The mifiistrate 'vas smiling, con- breast, and between his chunky in his 'knowledge he held tlie fingeis he flourished a-folded pai- Goss's words fell again, sardonically: "They're talking impounding the Heath, Irv, do you figure the 'beaching of the San Diego has got thpir dander up" "That's not quite' 'the point," Jamison cut in primly.

XX turned on, him the benp- fit fhis leer, "I'm an officer. The landing hpld an election and I'm sheriff. I'm serving my paopi, which mpkes you just about through-" "No, yov're not impondmfi us for anything Crgtoh Fipm the edge of his glpnce he saw Leipoyne ttartman siding up to them. He wished would stay out pf this; and worstl'pf nil Ijilly was coming up behind her father. Now at this moment wheeled and grasped jjep ther "Let go.

Jamison! I'm taking my pff your boat." i "Ypu're not going anyvvherf" his shoylder, strikins? the man savagely under The blow had been expertly jie- livened, catching Hertman off bai' pnoe. He tripped 'himself on the gangplank as he went down onto the dttpk. Crotch flipped Ristol with ieH ijp and down movement acked Duey against 1he of the head Wien the fell, -his gjanee toward Jamison ''After you," i within his gragp. He said in a Iparned way, "The main charges stem about a contract for hauling ore barges. You are (forcing a payment of $10 per for coia'ying jLa.

Poz ore to the river's mputh, The company charges you obtained the contract vnder misrepresentation and outright perjyry." "There's nothing off color aboijt the contraqi," Crotch said evenly "We agreed to tow their ore down- jiver for the you mention It's my keep the channel c-pen as far as their Jandipp I keep two men diggim; sand Jrom the river all the time." -Waddisi'-sVeyes glinted. "The milling claims you jumped their rates." "And that is a Navigation wonts -to void my contract so they DOUBLE GREEN STAMPS (ON PURCHASES OF $2.50 OR MORE) SEE WEPNESPAY'ftjfAPifR FOR WEEK-END AD SUGAR jth won't enough set out Pi this country." can fiver. briefly for order -the Jja.rrel Qf his Rjstol. "Navigation Company has nothing what- 4o with these propeed ings," he polJtely. "I demand tbftt yw prooucp your eontiaot Coui't ttxdmiae the proof." won't see my contract, dix.

I'd like to face someone MU'-ing Company with that story." "And so you Judge Mad- and naddpd toward the rpem 6 -tear. Hju smile was th? (fpnvietjon shinng plainly hs fjpe thet he held Crqteh thin man came forward. pai-fied mixtyre of in his veins 8WiJ uPyej? lacked with red I MRS. PARKERS OLEO Lb. Bag Lb.

Bag 5 'the -f Ws MIRACLE WHIP SALAD YiLlOW ONIONS FARM VTHiSC AR fMfiy, becer-noer 28, If54 0 I It AH, iff A It AN IAI Phone 74431 Between A. December 30 dance for the senior members of the Hope -y Club, and their guests, will f. held at 8 p.m. Thursday, Dec- ember'30. Hosts are Mr.

and Mrs. Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. Helms, and Dr. and Mrs: 'Strong.

Lilac Garden Christmas Party Lilac Garden Club of DeAnn irpfct Tuesday night, December 21, home of Mrs. Carl Coffee, Christmas party! Carlton Samuel led the fbup: in singing Christmas fcMiss Salley Timberlake gave f' Christmas story. Misses 'Joy Sandra Burke and Peggy sang "Winter Wonder- Conclusion of the meeting, exchanged from a light- j'Christmas tree. At this-time-se- p'al-sisters were revealed. hostess served dainty re Mhiiiqnts from the dining table Ifilchl was.

covered with a green lijth'larid. was centered with a-huge cake. aflfii-e-were 16 members and four ujcst.S'present.- ried at Id J)f idjs.y, Deeehibet 1 24. EdthUhd frefidletdfi; read the' ImpfesSiViftf ceremony at the Fifst.ChrUltiah Church, The bride cliose a dress of pink silk inatchlng and black 1 accessories. Her hat of pink satin was trimmed in pearls and and she carried a colonial bouquet of centered With "a pink 'fcattellla.

Miss Jean; Hyatt, of iBehton, was maid. of ware? a powder blue taffeta. dregsiWjth ac- cessorieSj and tarried a pink gardenia nosegay. Tom of Dallas, brother-in-law the groom, served as best man. Luther, Hpllamon provided nuptial music and accompanied Mrs.

James McLarty Who. sang. The church decorated Muhicibai Court of Arkanas DeCembef 2t, 1954: 6lty Ddeket frahkie Drunkeftness, 'orfeited $10.00 cash bond. Thurrnan Lindsey, Assault and Battery, flea guilty, fined $10.00. Lihdell Bumgardner, Passing in restricted zone, Forfeited $5.00 floor of white Bladioli.and chrysanthemums.

After a short trip, couple will be ni -home temp.brarily in Hope until -the'; groom receives his assignment from 1he Air Force'. i(edding Solemnized Diane daughter of fav. Mr. and. Mrs.

Charles Bry- Kenneth son of Stewart, were mar- r'Gifts of Distinction' Shop at I Pillow's KCSift Shop 305. Going The; Rev';" and Mrs. Allen-, Mrs. Qenev'avLowe and Archie and 'of visited relatives. and friends' ih Hope during the Weok-end.

Rev Mr. Alleni! is. pastor of "the Firsl Baptist Church in Col. pf Seattle Washington, -has" returned 'to his home after spending' the' Christmas holidays with his mother, Mrs. J.

F. of spent the. weekend.with'h'is parents Mr. and Fletcher Mr. Henry their, jgu.ests,; lary Mrs; 1 Taylor 'arid'children, and Mi-, and Winfred Taylor Texas.

iSAENGER i.2:00 3:42 7:23 he revenge that followed! 1. Caspar Color Cartoon Visit to Europe" H- "Born to Ski" A-2c i lEastcrling of 'E Paso, Text, la- spending holiday With and 'Mrs Fletcher Mr. 'aiid' Mrs. IJqsey Garrett "Npr.th Carolina.f'returnc to their after sBt ndingth with 'his mother arid othe Howard Ston Court Docket iPflcc, Forfeited $25.00 cash bond and 1 day Ih'jail. Wfliiim Cook, "Stop" lgn, cash bond.

it. JP.j HjaMttton, Improper lights, cash bond. Ike Stuart, Joshua No driver's-license, Forfeited $3.00 jash bond. E. Carlton, Driving while in- Plea guilty, fined $50.00 ind.l.day in jail.

Maurice Jackson, Assault and Battery, Forfeited $10.00 cash bond. Arzclla Freeman, Disturbing peace, Dismissed without prejudice. State Docket M. Simmons and Woodrow JrCWer, operating for hire without Service Commission author- ty, Forfeited $100.00 cash bond and costs. Gilbert Carrier Corporation, No dentification as required, Forfeited cash bond.

Querncr Truck Lines and R. D. Foster, Driver, No cab as required, Forfeited $25.00 cash bond. Berry Wright, Earl Thornton, feckless driving, Plea guilty, fined 125.00; Ma'ceb peace, Plea guilty, fined $10.00. Brice'Scoggins, Driving on -wrong side Of road.

Tried, Dismissed. 'Willie Lee Spearman, Failing and refusing to support his minor children 1 on payment cOsts. Quorner Truck Lines and R. D. roister, Driver, No identification, as on motion Prosecuting Attorney.

ftuerner Truck Lines and R. D. Fpsteri Driver, No Bills of lading as: required, Withdrawn in 'motion Pros. Attorney Quer'ner Truck Lines and D. Foster; Driver, Operating for hire without PSC Withdrawn on motion Pros.

Attorney. (Civil Docket Feeders Supply of "Hope, vs. William (Bill) Malonc, Action on-account for $181.00 Judgment by default for. $156.00. HIDDEN SAN Customs officials said''they found op- tgene' fiims; giins silks an'd other contraband hidden behind an altar board an 85-foot tuna fishing -They: seized the boat The Chal- A Moody pbttertt' getting 1 WELL EDUCATf CHICAGO fi pfobabiy Chicago's For her nioriiing and evening cleansing riiaal, this teenager (left) elects to use a foamy skin cleanser in It's clean, unmessjr and easily portable.

Others use zoap, cold cream, skin creams or special Knowing that no work on side of the skin will help unless she'eats well, 'she is haying breakfast that includes milk, eggs, whole wheat toast and With the help of a cosmetics expert having her'own powder blended to suit exactly her natural', coloration and to minlmhe her skin defects. With this healthy skin can defeat the elements and emerge clear and proircssed through Wright" College, John Marshall University ot University. 'V' "He is now ttudylf University toward '4 gree in elemfrntary.se ttnn DOROTHY DIX Brains Succumb TQ Brawn Beat Miss Dix: I am a and be except fdr a freckled my height, which is only 5 feet 2 problem is that I like a senior, our basketball player who could get almost any he wants. He sits near me. in chemistry and in his eyes I am only a brain in that subject.

You see, his marks are quite low while mine are exceptionally high. However he nev er asks me for help, of course. I wouldflpve to'give it. What can I say to-make, him notice as a He's not shy or stuck-up, yet speaks to me. He drives to.school every day and I'd like to know if, it would, be all ask him take me; home; We both stay, late for extra-curricular acti- ing back to his wife him oyt with his belongings, and begin reclaiming your life Boyle Continued! from Page One mains 'to be.

seen whether "-it." is possible to 'homogenize a -Frenchman. The most heartening, event; in arid i. and 1 Andy spefyt the lenger, Sh6 is register- Wed. Thurs. GARY SUSAN I COOPER-HAYWARD-WIOMARK BNEMASCOPt T.

V. Charlie by Cobb it's it- would' 1 to buy one. ifBose r.from'.-V|c--'Cob|?. Radio TV Service OVERCPOKED TURKEYS iEASTHAMPTON, Mass. Fire records "tbday showed three alarms were sounded Day.

were. for turkeys burning in ovens. end 'with Mrs. Stone's'parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Fletcher Easterling. Mrs. Murphy had as guests, their chil- dtcn, Mr. and Mrs. G.

O. Trapp of Mr. and Mrs. Steve 1 Murphy of Crossett, Dr. and Hensley of and Mr.

and Mrs. Joe Martindale. IHospitdl Notes Branch Cox, Emmet. pischarged: 'Mrsi Berlin Jones, iPatnjbsi Mr. Bennie Cowtsll, Rt.

4, Sherman Wilson and girl, Rt. 4, Hope, Mrs. J. B. Mclr(tosh, MoNab, Cecil Kidd, Hope, Nancy Primus, Magnolia, ibis's Aliie Mae Munn, Dallas, Tex.

Mrs. Goad, Hope, Mr. Homer Beyerley, Hepe, Mr. J. P.

Webb, Washington, Baby Joan Key, Rt. 1, Hppe, twict as much btauty dollar! I -'C. D. Answer: to 'think of all -the'very nice'boys plugging away at less publicized sports, such' as track, while; three-quarters of the feminine at' your school yearnifOr the basketball, hero. Last' fall it Was 'the.

foo'tball-' star, and few'months it-will b.e; the home-fun year; the harriers'; and': water run and swirp. 1 heart throb or sigh-to spur them on. i Your, malady, is, of riei-. ther girl every girl) yearns for dated, to be the one-and-only of letter men in the I glamor sports. Naturally; the are well prestige often 1 become quite, conceited LookCat the' situsition quite ff.ank- ly.

Bignt- now the 'boy is top mani After he -becomes another; for job or severe poor scholarship. In other; words he becomes -one. of the mob -arid hist.glamor.-.', disappears him- appealing? evidently: not, "or and he be moire t6 approve.of look a round-ybur- classroom-and see how many other eligible young men there cheery word or smile sent their way will be much more productive -than the' ones you're wasting now, Don't by any the boy to drive you home. The invitation should come from him and for that you will wait a long time. My conclusion is that it-would be better for you to pass up the basketball hero, and -turn your -thoughts to someone less spectacular but more dependable.

the field of sports the .3:58.3 mile ruri by Dr. Roger of Britain. This victpry, 1 with the fact the Emprie; managed to send two Mt; the year before, wild the B.ritish. might also, pr.oduce, -a good boxer during the second half of ther Condemnation ofMcGarthy Is Hailed i 6y GORDON-BROWN WASHINGTON W) Sen. Fulbright the condern- natoin Sen.

McCarthy (R-Wis) as the'Senate's "greatest single a(icomplishment during-1054." "That, action-had (the effect of restoring the" "confidence of our in- themselves and in 1 he said in an ITulbright, one. pf; -the leaders in the the Wiscon Lin. saidlf feel has aris cii' in ther was dis pelled b'y action. "he had gotten CHICAGO WPI CPU, queen of tho HollyAVoqd -feb evue, is expected, to 1 return he show today truggle with a virus infeption, Miss Scott former Olympic, fig- re skating star, missed 'the'f open- ng night performance ChrfttmaB nd failed to appear in Irtst' night's how which was televised" on tlxe-' Comedy Hour (NBC). OF ROSiS CREAM, Our -nominations year: Most inconsistent performer he.

weather. lylpst consistent rice of steak. 'The- biggest'. -in eience- among miracle ure. or-'provent man 954.than ime The biggest Democratic- surprise.

how did all those Hepublicans' manage to.stay-in office? The improvement the; American- baby grew'eight'hew teeth. Dear. Miss Six: I am a high school soph with twp boy friends. I have known' one of them for three months; the other newcomer. I don'-t go -steady with either.

We have a recreation'room at home and most of the kids in the neighborhood hang out there, The new boy comes over occasionally and my other friend seems' unhappy about it. -I like them both about equally well. H. H. As you aren't ready to single any one boy Out for particular attention, continue being friend Jy with- both.

The pleasure of having a -common recreation spot is. I arrj sure, enjoyed by the boys well as by pthe.r'yoi^ng people of your Jt's 'fie bes.t way fpr you to be'epme thoroughly acquain ted with in time you'll make a choice, Dear Miss.Dix: I am a single professional woman in my forties and have been gojng with mar man for about three years, JJe spends his time at my apart ment, taking his, meals here; anc he also gets his laundry done. He is separated from his wife. He say he still loves her and that I am just a friend, though at the begin ning of 'our relationship he promis 19 divorce his wife and marry me. have givpn, up my friends family- and church, Wha Many, ladies 'Seem, to iberace was.

year. television, but. till -him more often during 1954 we iJid hyone just. asL the ear uh.abi.,e;eyen)tQ iscuss have sen, et. just lip.

1 T-Dpn't hard to make up 'outstanding animal 'of carryingr-an pf first TV ly 1 and -Native of- the reatest thoroughbred re ired planned nthood at a fee of p.er- ngagement. tcf the; point jwhere, people were sus pieious'-qf mistrustet religibus" leaders and had ho con -officials Those "are' the', very'foundations pur, democracy." -Fulb'f ight'-' said a school superin admitted, to him because general al "teachers ojt his staf -'allowed discuss Com Jin' a vyWiile', an America: Legion'official 1 invited discuss-the Devils' of "b'u't the teacher not-, give any in stjruction on Uwhdt Communism, is how it operates- and the' evils -produces. yTheyv. were -afraid lest they find themselves accuse of Vt.eaching Communism and bein, called before an investigtaing com He aid he had also talked wit: leaders found then and: confused. When -I realized" what was hap penfrig, 'said, determined go -through-- witlv- this censur i Fulbrisaid he realized fpfjtunate because 'the peo back of dndi the 'press' state a lea sfc an break inte rny.side^of- the knew, my -constituent accuse -me of being he raid, Fulbright: said -he feels -fear an ha ve weakened, the com try's foreign affairs Free 34 Years, Glad to Be Caught COLUMBUS, (UP) r- A 57- year-old taxicab driver, who cs from Oklahoma jail where he was being held for killing 'a man and ithen kept one step ahead of the law for 34 years of uneasy "reedom, said today he was "glad was over." Greying, bespectacIes-Leon Sam Mohrlock surrendered to sheriff's deputies (Monday, He has escaped 'rom the Stephens County Jail at Duncan, in 1920.

Mohrlpck, who drove a 'cab re for 20 years under thft of 3ill Freeman, said he had been sentenced to 12 years for slaying a restaurant operator, in. an oil, boom town on.Opt. 16, 1020. The shooting developed dur ing a. a gun and a BARBARA SCOTT Leo has eight cWd An amateur uraniumj cluh'is no East, composed; (' FORCED TO DRINK VANCOUVER, (UP) A Vancouver lad "got some Chistmap cheer he wasn't bargaining for dur- ng the weekend." Police reported an unidentified drunk grabbed George 'Saciriders hrcw him to the ground, and 1 poured a bottle of liquor down- his hroat.

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