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Jiftf HKHRKHM ttfo brfffftj in in jP.lWWWIWBi Choice Given But Secret Mr, ana field pnrtm or family reunion July 19 WAR A lunch at now in Mtn, Tp4 flprlnjtn Mr. nnd Monroe and children, Fern nnd JJOfWy, Mr, nnd Rim- id PflUy, Mr. and It R. Hunt flnd children, Mildred end Harold, Mr, nnd Mm Cliwflcft ffunt nnd children, By. and IJlllle, Mr, Cnlvlrt nnd child Ralph, and and Raymond Ivem ond 4 Mr Mr( and children, Donnlo nnd Mr, nnd Ben Me- nnd children, Billy, Shirley, nHurnwl from Hotly, HUO, MD, Donnlo urid Donnn Jumna Todford Mm, Vloltt rind KrnndrtuuKhtoi 1 John Kcdmnn, Tom- lo, Mi.

nnd Mrn. Del- Jtaridoraon mid children Bobby, Delia, nnd Mtn, Jt'i'nh) arid Snndrn. nnd Day ftftd Mrs, Coy Hondnmon, who dlml Births Mr, nnd MM, Ofofm Lockwood of Snn Detfo. wmouhei. thn nrrlvol CHnnn, on July 19, jpftj; wl the former of thin city.

Hospital Notes Julia ChetUr Admitted: A. P. Powell, Stnmng Phillip Ward. Toxnrkana A Arlerrt Honey, Hope, R. Pink- prton, Houston, Fred Corver, of 3 and President Thomai Smoking Seoul, has! The train halted at the end of and the two men were' Dear Mist Dix: I run Into! very difficult problem wfth my frkod I arn 19 and I have known boy for over a yenr.

When we began to Ro steady he asked me lo stop (tmoking and be- of in a group to solve thd I heard some time HRI an organization called Divor Anonymous, and wonder i know anything about it. a Van Johnnon, Hope Branch Night In the Tropics' 1 tJnmblo, Konnoih Bemiottl nnd' MM, John Harvel nrtrt Mr, nnd Mra. T. imd children, 0 ly, Jimmto. Joiaphlne and bftby, rf: Mm.

Texni'knnn, Clubs Liberty Hill iho Harris Texas, flm "cmon. enlertnln- of the Evpnliu Oznn-St. Pnul with (en held in homo or Mrs. II, Light Praeodlntt the Mrx. vk.

called the IU l)u wcfe rnndo to WRIALTD LAST DAY 2 Big Hits 2 LOHITTA YOUNG ROItRT PRISTON IDWARD ARNOLD In "Lady From Cheyenne'' iBsnsslnnlion turned to Hhee nil right. I got )kinB behind his back, li attempt kncw this wag n()t i him what I had been doing. We hove been constantly now 1 nnd he says he will have to give 1 hnd not with Onvin ond that he hni-w Trumnn had not seen Gavin! Ex-Premier's Men Riot in Iran Capital AN (UP) Support teri Reds Take Hill, But GIs Strike Back not scout around yourself ant see If you can't find enough women In similar positions to form such a group? By DON DIXON (INS) A1 e(1 anrf Chi- nose troops on the West Korenn front today battled toe to Ue for hill which the Reds took PLUS Adventure! 7 STARHITT SMIUY IURNITT Ifl -Mm "Bonanza Town'' UST CHAPTER TODAY "Captain Color Cortoon in tho (u the second Tumlny in AuKUHt nt noon foV cm c. Euc-h member to (i UiiH'b or 1 1-ovttrod Uuhl invited tho "'jmbonr Into the nH loom for Aftorwni-d' -noolnl hour wna enjoyed Centervllie The Centorvlllo Home Demon- Club entertnlnwl the '-'Jftor Home Demonstrntlon Club Th afternoon, July 10. from 2 to 4 p.m.

in the home of Mm. Vt-rnlo Ms Ooynes Mrs. P. R. cnmpbull, nnd Dnvld Wnddk- wero in the line.

The Hm-sts WOP ii th Sid S)tlnru-r. Mrs. G. A. Unnltor nnd Mrs.

II 6 rvt (l nn n. MOVI1S FOR HOP! i puncll nnd diHnty cnkt-8 from tn-iiutirtil Jjiee coveri'd ttiblo to approximate ly AT club members ami Mrs. Hm 1 a Sim-voport. JJu- next club inoetlnK will be i at (he Cfntervlllo cliurc them with tear mi bulls nnd clubH. In Tehran, where one clvilfun won reported killed and wo loudly wounded, troops fired over IHi- honcU of the demonstrators In on attempt to subdue them.

Tiinkn nml troops were ordered out at the great refinery center of Abandftn where rioters shouted re pcntfdly. "We waht Mossadogh 0 we must die." osHOflegh was succeeded an pro mlcr ThurHduy by Ahmed Qavnm Police ond troop reinforcement were rushed to Abndan from Hi provincial capital of MonsndcKh backers tried to hur tlu-mselvos before the tanks. Tho demonstrntors In Tehran nt tucked rind broke Into the offices IMliiliint and Ah Tesh. two news pnperji that were considered n- opposed MoNsadotfh. Jtoports snld that If, pro-Mossn inori had signed a resolutloi In their own blood swearing to kll captured It first rts Sill lr la morn- the UN troops had retaken the iti th HIM whlu so upset over a mile I "uves In another" sin'te Since nl TU, we're being married In her home Answrr: may seem like U.wn.

I wondered if it would be over'" to cl mv just such small relatives here nddino nnto Items mnny break the effect thnt we they Since your friend feels so clef- won't be nblc to make the journey li.ite nn this point, it is up to you for tho wedding. The clisUnce Is in f. ,1 i 1,1 eat nnd I wouldn't want them to feel obligated to make it. Ihe new premier piirtunity." "at the first on The Ti-hrnn Bazaar wns closot result of the clashes, and ion.fom curriers nnd trucklonds of holmetcd military rushed in trouble apol.s. Meanwhile 12 pro-Mossndecb don ulies nuked Shah Mohammed Hezn Fnhlevi for special audiuncc, and reliable sources said they would submit a petition doclarinjf thai wns chosen premier im.

C'onstltutlunnily. New Seizure Continued From Pnjte One of small part of the Industry under Selective Sorvlc Act. Tho IMons I have to pluc Htruck pUuvts. If )e lot filled within specified time ho President cotua setnio ond mills Provision ot tho Se ectlvc Service Act wns not do- .1 i. U) lonl Deadlocked nuor disputes.

Nor did the aov ohitiun consider it nt tho time the first But the of steol ftcute the govern, icut mny feel compelled, to use HI net In on effort to nt least cHtlcnl types of back to production if this rlke in tho steal industry's his- ry continues much lonjior. M. White, president of Re- lulic Stoel, In Cleveland he us mnKxod Jit tho report another Is being considtired. Willlnm J. Gredf.

president of the National Assocltttion of Issued a statement in thot "on the eve of the JX-inocrntic convention the President shows his determination to sehwj property --belonging to snncU of stockholders in one way or another." "We have now been several monUvs without steel production because of the President's refusal to use ot the Taft- Berkley and Continued Irom Page making considerable headway Unit 'he will hold good lead over his nearest rival on "the bnl lot nnd that he will rack lip substantial Increase on the second Backers of Russell countered with the prediction that the Geoi Kin openly bidding for Trumnn and labor suppor nftcn- having entored the race as the antl-nctinlnistratlon curulldnti if the Hiilnlnfi strength siop thu A "thi Al my brlofln mat it WIIH probable thnt nei- sitie held the actual top at thai nCU st snw battle for that position had been JHicK mi'd, At the same time the Eighth Airny announced that in the woek roin July through July 14 ground forces Inflicted '2 7in casuaHies the Re.ls, inclucfi. 1.5BU killed, 1,171 wounded and Ji the previous "week." mcl se fl nl Meanwhile the Air Force an nounoed that four UN week lost dunnj. the clay as American aircraft shot I own two Communist jets, proba- destroyed two more and dam- Ono t-34 Thundorjot and ono Marino fire rigercnt were lost to' found- and two Sabrojots wore shot Mr. Truman want steel, eon- uo of the industry, or is HO u-ying buy votes?" PHea SUbilUer Kills AroaH told a news yesterday tlw Very any otfay made to the steel! ntlustry of a price Increase higher han an average of $2.84 ton Mlmitos later, Arnnll called re- xirters back to his office to fy his statement by sayimi he practical now nothing about tiny previous rice offer which might have been nadc to the industry to cornpen- He for wage boosts demanded by ho unions 050.000 basic steel orkers. A top government official, who to permit use of his name, old a reporter the facts concerning the price offer are these: 1.

Stut'lmun and Roger Putnam, head of the Economic Stabilization Aguucy. committed the government to Increase of slightly more than $5 a ton at a White House- meeting last Saturday with three executives of S. Steel. Arnall was in Connecticut for the week end. 2.

Steelimm and Putnam made their price offer, which is more than $2 over the maximum allowed by stabilisation regulations, in the belief that the industry and the union actually had reached final agreement on new contract. 8. The higher price offer was definitely contingent on suchi agreement and was not to be madi official until a new work con tract was signed. 4. Arnall wns informed by long distance telephone Saturday nigh ol the decision hin superiors had wade.

wore sot auwn In aerial combat with Russian built MIGs. The Sabres tanked with the on four separate days. Thoy destroyed one MIG-15 and one ypc-15 Russian built jet, the type- IS destroyed in Korea Ihe Hods took "Old Baldy," west Chorwon Friday after three buttalion-sixcd attack by heavy mortar nnd artillery in'onn 'red more than. (1,000 rounds of mortar and artil- ery the 24 hours endini; at 1 p. rn.

Friday. The Allies thon couiUer-altacked hrou "UhtenlnR and huncler storm which flashed und roared over the rain-drenched lines. The UN forces withdrew at midnight in the face ot heavy Chinese fire and resumed their attack this morning. Action elsewhere the mountainous Korean battlefront was rei- aitve light. Land-based warplanes and night intruders continued their attacks against Communist targets despite inclement wonhter, but naval op- crntions were reduced to a mini-" mum by tho poor visibility.

The city of Kano in Nigeria was once enclosed by a wall which delimited a space designed to be large enough to grow food for the inhabitants during a siege I to make the concession and break Uic habit. It can be clone. To make happy is worth the exercise at a little will power, don'l you think? Lonely Divorcee Dear Miss Dix: I am a school-' tuneher. 35 years old, and divorced. Since my religion precludes remarriage, I'm very lonely on week ends when other people an; (jointf places.

Church work occupies quite a hit of my time, but there is still much left for loneliness. Wouldn't it be a good idea for wo- in my circumstances to band Career Man McGranery's Assistant WASHINGTON Ally. Con McGranery has assigned a old Department areor man as his executive assistant to take some of the work load off his i-wn shoulders. fi. Browning was appointed to the post yesterday, succeed- Mrs.

Grace M. Stewart, who w-rved under Tom Clark and Howard McOrnlh. President Tru- rsiiJii appointed her to a municipal court judfieship hero this week. A native of Belt, Brown- ir.K has been with tho department 1041 except for threV- years on military leave during World War II. He steps up from tho job of first assistant in the Claims Division.

McGranery said his new assistant woilld screen all matters coming from various department divisions and would recommend action by the attorney general and thus "put that job back where it used to be." A. D. Answer: A note such ns you sue- EC-SI might also be taken to mean that you don't want them to make the trip. Better omit it. You will probably have a chance to discuss the problem with your relatives personally, in which case you can their absence will not igs, though you if they can make me trip.

It really isn't too long a journey in these days of rapid transportation and perhaps some of them will be glad to make the effort. Dear Miss Dix: A year and a hall ago my husband and I came to this country from Europe, i am now 22 and have been married five years; I have a daughter 4 My husband is quite a bit older than I. and I am not happy with him. He is a very sick person and. in the months he has been ill, I have found someone for whom I care more.

Do I have a right to ask for a divorce now or should it well for tftai one does not httsband any other ber oC the family in trouble. Al Hollywood publicity to the conlrj one does rtrvt trride husbands ensunlly ns you nre planning. the mere fact that a husband ill does not provide adequate sort for'divorce in any of United States even the most oral. Released By The Bell Syndieji Inc. CUB BARTON fop Attorney General tl 39 re experience tHan all his opponents combined.

Endorsed at Home by lawyers and judflesl Pol. Adv. Paid by Paul Johnson, Monticello. HOPE DRIVE-IN THEATRE S. Main Country Club rd.

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The figure included members nf the armed forces overseas. The May increase alone was 202.000. The increase since June 1 1051, wns 2,682,000. And since the lust formal census count in April 1950, tho population has grown 6,672,000. The Lamas of Tibet practice modified form of Buddhism.

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