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Hector 'enson A kSff 'or rNlmt, ehafrman of CdfUfjii Comby PRESCOH NEWS U.K1 for thiry wtl! ftfirr HI Indicated of and Ihc rnnlnil Of In the naitt Out oovtlvd post, nought nfl- ttefi laid Iherc wnn no itnbur of 1y for this oltictoi-Bl Htfoulntum II that rfptil to tit 'John Bijnrltnnn or Stafford of 90, i Cummliioo ftfeft Of Stfvonoon nnd bullet MllUtinal nn eWtor Mon hlg reiuoft. Kolb, the 40 QUll, ronlKnPd yen- nt SjUle control of the that Neville hud Irt which to mnkd up nf will bu Hoard thin fall to hit transportation Contrsl, Plonwr at Oklahoma CAB Exum K. Bryan rttcom eiural he pin Wltltt Hook and i Thin kit out the five Three wilt tiroyr-r mroHhf fft the Churfh of Nnmrfw Ml'l dfrvlcpn nt tho Oflptiftt Church Ing flff 7 p.m. offlenfii Inrfi PruyVT uttirly. There will prayer nt llic First Chriitlnn Church Wfd- notituy tivmlnt nt 7:30, Choir prnr.

Mrfl will follow, Proyor mofflriH will bogln nt nt MIC Church Thursday, Tlio Pioscott f'ommnnlty choir prflctlofi Thursdny flvenlng 7:. 10 at Uin Mfthwlixt Church un der diliwtlmi of wild and flilnhow Call Moetlno nuwly orgonliwd OeMolny niid Rnlnlww Club met on Friday cvoninu for thole mwetlns the Masonic Hull, dflwflll Munn, pifuldont, 0. the purpose of tho club, tnr tho bnnqimt for Hombwost District Cfrnulnvn of DnMnlny thul will vnnc In nn Auiiuot 27, That will sponsored by tlH' Club wt legion Hwt, Verlotis commlttM appoint- by the C. Stlvurw Hpi-nt PfJdny In Hope, Mrs. John KttBl" and IVtiSi Norn Knjjlo motored to FrJ.

any, They were nccompnnlod by Mrs. Mottiff. Robinson who rt'rnntn- Ml for with Mr, and Mrs, Roblititnii, Dab Nqbtirhion of I.ltUo Rock ertd JtUPRt Uf JtltM MeCttaklll nnd parents, Mr. niul MI-M. McCnukHL Mr.

And Mm. Allon OOP Jr. nntl children, noil nnd Hill of Hope wen' Sumluy nucMto of Mr, nnd Allen Mr. nnd Mm, Sammy Jr. niul little (Itiuuhtm- of Uullun the Frliluy of They were to Tcnn.

Mr, nnd H. nntl son, Jim, Mr, nod Frnnk Ollbort nnd nun, Mart In spent the wi'ok ond in SI. t.nul.i ond Ihn bull gttino between tho 'St, I.oula Cui'ilinnU und Nuw York Aumng tlioHf Who now tho footbull at Wnr Memorial Sttiilluiii, Hack on Saturday evouJnn were Do' woody, ICd Itubbiirtl Dutchlo Whltniurch, Woolity. othi'r Arknnsftd cltlM but (lino cUtl not provldo Hrrvice to Which tho cltJrn, Wnrtt. Vdnoty, of ftntifa ftnd rott foolbftl! Don nnd ntwi, Tommy nt AJtnfQtimine, W.

M. are thr hmitft of Mr and T. nnd oth'r J1A Try GOPs Try to Tyrn Tobies on Bronnon Mr, and A. UttliR had Ultlf Mr, And Mm KM of Wood, nml Mm Brlnimn of Tlmparm, Mlift JfflWl MUllOCk WHS (he WflwkeiWf of Minn Opn'l DanlH In Mrs. Mult Sill of flock, (ha weekend miesl of Mr.

C. McSwain, Mrs, Mc-i Swain accompanied her homo for' iitny. Mr, Mm. Ben Hlnet, who been raiding In Nanhvlllo, Tcnn, ware the weekend his mother, Mrs, Hlnes. cnrmiic Ft.

Worth they will rniike their Mr, anti Of. H. Penchuy nnd Trwl Posey motored to Tlmpson, Texas Thursday und Mr. rflmnlrxrd and will be head of the rnudle department In the Tlmp. son schools this winter.

Dolores Escape returned from vacation on Lake Lucerne with her aunt nnd uncle, Mr. nnd Mrs. Frod Simmons of Mr. and Mrs. W.

C. Stonn nnd ehlldron, Hill, Susan und Jimmy, httvo rftUirnrd to tlutlr homo in Oklahoma City, nftor visit with Mrs, Clam n. stoni- und Miss nlta Mr. ond Mrs, Bob Archor of Kt Dorado announce tho arrival of a UiiUKhtor, Hpwenn guv, on Slit- luday ovenlnt), AtiHUst 23. Mr, nrul Horace Unto of Proxcott uro thii fraternal jinmdpunmU, iy OV)o A.

art; trying to turn ihe on SwcreUiry of Agriculture Brntinnn thin enmpiifgh yfnr Four years ago thr- Ofimocrntic fnrm mocJp the Rcptibllmn ofitrollod a target Irj Important MMwostprn fnrn ln-lt on I he haxlii of lln form lutlon. Hrnnnnn's campaiign ficflltrcl liy Democrats with pliiylnK ii major rolf In Proficient Truman's upsot victory ovpr Oov Thoriui.H K. Di'woy. IfMii fnrm Issue ccntcre'i Inrwely action of tho OOP dm fires-; in tho EH flower tn store- fnrm dints. Thin the? hnvr pot off to oorly start In attack! inn Hi atinnn.

guns are 4 pointed nt controversial fnrm! plim ndvancecl In I04B tmd contention that his sueco.ssful IMIIJ cnmpiiijjn Imgptl upon misre piosentntlon. The OOP claims thnt tho Bran nan form plnn which would expand itovnrnmcnt's power to CUM I trol fnrm production nnd inakcj brond uso of subsidies to keep! farmers proxporous would reKi- merit agriculture. Bnl Oov. Steven- win Illinois, tht! Democratic Aufttift 17, 19S2 MOM ITAt, MOM, AKKANSAS Mack Fili Suit in Izaid VoteDeal STS 9f DOWNING U. S.

PLANES-During tho recent celebration of Red Air i Mosc uw th Post" was plastered all over the city. Panel illustrations show Tex Xfnw thC 0(Ten SlVC BalnSt Planes ln cach case forcin down the Amer can craft Texts bclow fetches give the Soviet version of the Incidents. U. S. Ambassador George Ken nan boycotted Red Air Force Day and lodged an official protest with the Kremlin.

Stevenson Continued from i iriioroHt. the thai wlll 'i "To Stevenson said, "thin which Mom r.ti,.,,"i,,, sL i A i ls in Johnson's phrase, the -ruKc of can lenders that the IfHH Demoi intolerance nnd public cnitlc victory In the fnrm belt was! Icsponslblllty e( lot bc cloaked Kained by trlumpnd i in the shin'nR armor of rectitud imperfect are of government will always make enough mistakes to keep our critics well supplied with standard ammunition." he said. "There no need for poison fins." He also struck at "indiscrimi and nnte attacks on our schools the sincere, devoted and by no means overpaid teachers who la bor in them." up nnd These claims have hern) inado by Oov. Hewey, Sen. GeorBc 1 'T llul '''Itrtnt righteousness.

Not; can of the rifiht to hold the Decomposed 3ody Found Near NLR NORTH LITTLE ROCK man's decomposed body was found near here today by two tcenaged boys who were rxbbit hunting. Officers were unable to establish identity immediately and began "If there are any Communist checking missing persons reports, teachers," vhe 'said, "of course, They could not determine whether they should be excluded, but the the man died of natural causes but estimated he had been dead sev 'MELBOURNE, M. Mack yesterday took to his contention that his- defeat Sen. J. Orville Cheney in the Democratic primaries was i lid.

Mack, who lives at lost to Cheney, 7.456 official returns from 3-co 1 district. Both Mack and Che of Calico Rock, were member! the 1951 Legislature 1 thrown into the same district a senatorial rcdistricting. Mack carried Independence Jackson Counties in the prim but Cheney won in Izard. 3,049 399, and won the election. ever, only 21,390 poll tax paym were recorded in County In a 43-page complaint filed Chcuit Court here, Sen.

charged that at least 849 were cast illegally in Jzard ty. He challenged vote in of the county's 36 bpyes. on, grounds that persons without tax receipts voted; persons outside their township and per voted more than once. He the court to throw all illegal votes, or' to void votes if, for any reason, the gal votes cannot be found. SOCIETY I A.

M. 4 P. M. 1 August 28 The Ladies Pot Luck luncheon Wilt be held Thursday. August 28, at 12:30 o'clock at the Hope Country Club.

Notice j) There will be an important p'rac- lice of the Methodist Choir tonight, August 27, at p.m. Alken of Vermont nnd Sen. i that are freedom lf task Is not one for selfappointed JUt-HIi ,1 i .1 Conference on Jet Base Planned LITTLE ROCK Air nrn expected hii're Thursday for 2-duy confer- on tho proposed Pulaskl Coun ty Jet bomber bjiso. Everett Tucker chairman of the iliduKtrhil division of tho Little of Commerce, waid last nltfht ttiut the officials would confer with cmKlnecrlng firms on preliminary plans for the Air Arthur Phillips, chairman of tho Little Bock Air Base Fund, said lurtl night Unit the drive for some to purchase land lit the will bestn Monday. Home of I'ulaskl County's mujpi' buslnpsH firms would be ask- tkl to donate WO.IKK).

John of Delaware of mon to lhi as hf P'oases." lly midsummer of 1948 it was i said he thinks many quite? nppnrt'nt that bumper crops i lo oms arise from were, being produced. ncnltn apprehension about the Ernrinan cnrne out with Htntc-nu'iits' Comtmmist rnonncc within our thnt wan a shortaxe of siui- C0lintryi Americans who have space for wheat, corn and other Kritlns. said the Koveni menfs support programs for tin- would not bo effective thought police or illinformcd fral weeks. Near the bwaiw of a storage shortage. Undi'r the support progniin, farmers could loans at Ihr price support rutcs provided thru xraln was stored in acceptable fa within who I become Communists, he said, i "have sun-endured their right to our trust and there can be no so euro place for them imoiir public jiifo." "Yet must take care not to burn down the barn to kill the nits," ho said.

"All of us. and i patriotic organizations These practices, he said, do not stop Communist activity but "stl fie initiative of teachers" and undermine the prestige of the teaching profession. Stevenson said patriotism is the force giving life to the logion but i thnt: "Men who have offered their livos for their country know that patriotism is not the fear of some of enormous influence like the cllitles, either commercial or on the fiirrn. This meant, Uramuin! Alnt; rican Legion, must be vifiilant suld, thut the farmer who Preserving our birthright from not would have to iici its to zealous friends while pro ctpt prlcr; he could get ctill 'I fr its evilenemies. in the market.

i Stevenson said political capita The A I I Depart jnent could havo helped such farm ers, the secretary said, had it not been lor the flOth Congress, which deprived the government of autho lly to build, erect and own storage facilities. that the- HOth Congrcs this storauo authority, NBW YORK YORK a cl to Now York from IjYamlncu today. still decllnlnji In the preal THWDB3 tn ono hand 'U work and hat Uiti, or that, might ft out!" "No," MMa with corn-la- Uon. "She would IURVO broken your hefcrt," "DM I break hwa, "Slio didn't hoartl" Blonnor with ftfttotionKta iiuluifftnco, "You'vo never gtvtn my conscience a to prlok, va You and Bwn." dont think mbout luir," oounwlnd iy, ahtt cwrlod tho to tho kltchott. lUttio WM right, Blwaojp hoi-talf tkiuly.

ahft hid otUy thing tmMtsltv Ot OOUMO But WM the eomttowera on tlw effect but A Urn hi Ud tiw, Jndfmtaet, It vytM flMft who hid fiUnuixea Wttkt wmrtnf byi CtlwAor oWW, wvd twftUfn wwplnt, BV PMlttMiX aftd knlmMt ufhiah fj: 111 WwlMUfp fctn aot to tn 1 tKHBtMtlott had Ultr vtat wwi urin- iwr With toMt tmfcratd ta hvr it room, exosl- Although Uicre WM a Wioe circular couch, gtoovod by body contouri, a fringed hosaock. wt bulltl our uouue, she thought, I wik to in- Mtlo and dupUoato this room lor will, beoatuo ho knows how much I this. On WftlUi framed plc- twea alfnatuffe. All in blVlk white. When ahe waa Aflnttti internationally famed artiit had in town with an tKhlblt ot paintinga.

The art it nigh whooi had htm ot Nauue'a work, comment, "Unusual talent," Mot ioarina 1 along the Mliky Way, uutU hia "JUtrd. wnat hand with coiori" bad her in to an optam. Who had Informed hw she Wind. MMk and white hrush- WQtil. Wit Within tho enforced Urn.

achieved a broughtTherl Juvenile Wfelt nlftwd her Witfe the York "Wt MWt to MTMIt A. fttftnw Tho fnct look nwiiy nrnnnan c'Uilnied, wns proof that lU'inihlicnnu would, if Riven chnnco, wenkon and destroy fnrm ntd proKnuns. At thu tho Republican); Inr Jjuly ixnorod the Brnnnun Dewey, Alkcn nnd Wll linms hnvo come forward this with tho claim that Brnn iiitn dollbt-ratoly took stops to cuuiic farm to fall In will) the iilon of trying to it is the love of something. Patriotism with us is not the hatred of Russia; it is the love of this republic and of the ideal of li bcrly of man and mind in which it was born and to which this Republic is dedicated. "With this patriotism patriotism in its Inrge and wholesome moan i inn America can master its pow I er and turn it to the noble cause o' peace.

We cnn maintain mill body were found Births Mr. nnd Mrs. Echols Locke of El Dorado announce the arrival of a son, Steven Echuls Locke, on August 22. The paternal grandpar- are Mr. and Mrs.

Walter of Magnolia, formerly of Hope. Lommq and Going Mr. and Mrs. H. G.

Hairston have returned home from a visit with their daughter, Mrs. Grecnlee and family in Corpus Texas. Mrs. Jack Grcenlce and child ren. Donna and Jaqueline.

of Cor pus Texas, are guests of Mrs. Greenlee's parents Mr. and Mrs. H. G.

Hairston. Miss Elsie Eblin of Bakersfield, CalifoVnia spent Tuesday with Misses Ruby Sue and Mary Lou Cornelius. University Gets Five Scientists FAYETTEVILLE, lists have been added to the of the University of stilute of Science and Technok it was announced today. The new scientists and schi from which they graduated, Robert F. Kruh, Washington Mrs.

B. C. Hyatt has returned from Chicago, Illinois' where she visited her two sons, Carroll and Bob. Mrs. Hyatt also attended Northwestern University.

Proises Fact That Ike Is No Politicion WASHINGTON (UP) Richard M. Nixon, Republican vice presidential nominee, said today Dwight U. Eisenhower's campaign for the presidency will be "enhanced" because tho GOP standard bearer "isn't a polltl cian." The youthful Californian predicted tlu.t Eisenhower "will be particularly effective on the socallcd 'whistle stops'." "He had a manner and a sim plicity of expression as compared DOROTHY DIX Sudden Awakening Dear Miss Dix 1 A short while ago I married a man who divorced his wife in order to marry me. He told me his marriage wasn't satisfactory before wo met, and I dated him several months before he left her. Now I am beginning to wonder if 1 rnnde a mistake.

If he couldn't be tuie to one woman do you think he can be true to Everyone ssyti his first wife is the sweetest person on earth. Do you think I would be doing the right thing in paying her a visit? I would like to know her, so I with his distinguished opponent: cnn mnkc om arlson (Gov. Adlai K. Stevenson of DOUBTFUL which I think will be all in Answer to realize Jett B. Graves SS Class Holds Monthly Pot Luck The Jett B.

Graves Sunday School Class of the First Methodist Church held its monthly pot luck supper, Tuesday night, Aug ust 26, at 7:15 in the home of. Mrs. W. A. Mudgett.

There were 20 members present and two guests, Mrs. Robert Martin of Houston. Texas, and Mrs. Elizabeth Payne, of Mobile, Alabama. Games were played during the evening.

Miss Cordelia Tollett of Nashville, Arkansas, is visiting the J. C. Rothwells. Jerry Ann Turner and Miss Billye Norton of Kilgore. Texas, are, visiting Miss Jo Ann Burroughs and Miss Turner's grandmother, Mrs.

J. W. Secrest. blue shirt, khaki trousers, black vcrsity; Howard' Kurzncr. Un Miss With Raley Entertains Coke Party workshoes and a white AD-rieioiAi ARTIFICIAL! walking jt Arkansas; Bernard Brooklyn Polytechnic Insti Hyman Chessin, Western Resl University, and Dr.

'Paul F. Mrs. F. J. Burroughs returned from Kansas City, Kp.njas, where she visited her sister and other relatives and friends.

Mrs. George Van Deusen and daughter, Ethel, of Detroit, Michigan, left yesterday after a week's noisi his favor," Nixon said. Nixon made the statement in a copyrighted interview with U. S. News World Report, a weekly I news magazine.

lie the Republican's "main difficulty" with Eisenhower in the presidential campaign "is to keep him down." "He hasn't been through a political campaign," Nixon said, "and he doosn'l realize that after you've taken about the eighth meeting in a tiny, that's enough!" Renal-ding comment that the GOP is "startiug slowly," Nixon said "we don't want to start shooting too early." "Eisenhower feels that we shouldn't start his campaign until Wife Comes to Aid of Husband MIAMI i.Ti Mrs. John had little time for sricf. she had to find a lawyer visit with Branch. Dr. and Mrs.

J. W. CHICAGO (UPK- The Swift vh is on oav(? from tho Co. moat packers' police orce I tlf lh University of Tokyo, thought a mad butcher was on the loose yesterday when Capt. Thorn as J.

Spellacy'saw woman's leg cap. be made without calling man a Communist. "Those of us who have taken to practice the ancient but' power wlth mililnnsm: po I Jitical power without oppression, mined fasten' cllnes. responsibility on the GOP for campaign purposes. They contend there" Is no evi donee that there was an actual shortage of storage space that year.

They say there are no re ports of any unusual amount of grain going to waste because of inadequate storage nnd care. The Republicans also contend that Brunnan's talk of a storage shortage, had the effect nf depress inji prices. They further claim thnt he failed to take other steps per- by law to halt price de- and moral power without compul sion of complacency." DIES IN ACCIDENT CRAVETTE (fP) A 22-year-old used car dealer was killed this morning when his automobile crashed into a bridge abutment end overturned. William D. Stollmon of Decatur, was the victim.

Acting Corner Ouber L. Musteen of Rogers said Stellmon apparent ly fell asleep at the wheel and the car veered off Highway 59, hitting the bridge. Stellmon was caught under the car. sticking out of the grass. Spejlacy ordered search the rest of the body before taking an ether check and finding an artifi cial leg, complete with silk stock 1HK.

I- PHOTOGRAPHER DIES NKW YORK Sam Mellor, 40, a photographer for the New York Post, collapsed and died to clay while taking pictures near the reviewing stand of the American Legion parade. pure Miss Paula Raley entertained 1 Misses Marilyn Clark and Cordelia Tollett with coke party in her home Tuesday afternoon from 3 to 5. The hostess served cokes, cook-1 ies and party sandwiches to the I seventeen guests. I Hospital Notes Branch Discharged: Mr. S.

M. Daniels Hope. Julia Chester Admitted: Mr. James Pilkinton Hope. Dismissed: Diane Latshaw.

Fulton, Joyce Hardin. Hope. Harold white creamy fc TODAY AND THURSDAY VEGETAi UNDERCOVER ESPIONAGE! A Story of Spy-Smashers That Only J. Edgar Hoover Could 11 WANTED LUMBER STACKERS Please apply or the ARKANSAS EMPLOYMENT OFFICE 201 East 2nd Street SWITCHES TO LOWERS HAULING COSTS Whatever you haul, there's a Dodge through 4- that's "Job-RaUd" to fit your job. and save you money.

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D6dge "Job'Rated" trucks operate with low gaa and oil consumption, thanks to compression ratios as high as 7.0 to 1. Other Dodge cost-cutting advantages include lightweight aluminum- alloy pistons and gas-saving carburetor with economizer valve. soys LEWIS ENGEL, Supply Chicago, "My Dodge has proved to be a real saver on gas! 11 "We are getting several more miles per gallon with Dodge 'Job-Ruled' in a small business like mine, economy is important. "My Dodge has not only proved to be a real saver on but we are real pleased with Dodge dependability. Hauling pipes, fixtures, plumbing tools and other heavy equipment has broken down several trucks for us.

But our Dodge has taken heavy-duty use over bumpy roads for a long tine now and we haven't had to have a single mechanical repair." GEORGE MURPHY VIRGINIA GIIMORE RNIAY CURRIE SHORTS: NEWS and COLOR CARTOON he's ready to get on the road and sustain it," Nixon said. Once the middle of September comes along, when he begins his concentrated campaign, he will be, I think, surprisingly good campaigner." Nixon Eisenhower "has an amazing facility. of bringing people who disagree with him around to his point ot view and of getting people who disagree with each oilier to meet on a common ground." "When people talk about the po tential split in the Republican Party and that the two sides can novor got together." he said, "they fail to'recognize that when a party ii nut of power and is in the minority, the lendency is always lo oppose what the other party offers. Thai is the political thing to do; otherwise you have no issue." As president, Nixon said Eisen: hower "will get more agreements from Republicans and also more t-upporl among Democrats than a Democratic president could gel faced with a similar situation." Nixon charged thai the Truman administration "has consistently refused to recognize the Communist threat in the United States." "It has taken action against Communists in government only when it has been forced to do so by reason of the pressure of public opinion," he said, "public opinion which in most instances has been created'by congressional investigation, as was the Hiss matter." Nixon, as a of the House un-American Activities Committee, "broke" the Alger Hiss case and brought about the former State Department official's conviction for perjury hrough constant pressure or. Ihe.

Justice Regarding Stevenson's deposition on Hiss during the investigation, Nixon said he has not had "an opportunity yet to study (it) sufficiently to express an opinion on it." The senator said the Hiss case will become a campaign issue "if Mr. Truman and Mr. Stevenson make it an issue." They could do didn't tnkc you long the fundamental truth that comes sooner or later lo almost every woman who breaks up a home. That is the fnct that she has probably married a chronic, philanderer who won't be true to You're Paying Penalty Stealing another woman's husband is the lowest form of larceny, and its punishment is more sure than a prison term. The penalty for husband thievery Is marriage to a man you never can trust! Always in the back ot your mind Is the realization that he betrayed one woman why not you, too? Of course your husband hasn't Moskal First, sue Had to find a to defend her 37-year-old husband, with whom she had lived happily for years, against a murder charge.

Then there were funeral arranne- ments to be made for their invalid daughter Adela, whose III years of suffering cume to an end Monday when her father phmijed a butcher knife into her heart. attorney, Mark O'Quln. got Moskal released from jail yesterday in $5.000 bund, and then Mrs. Moskal had to hurry home to their deserted apartment, so she would I IT there wren he to comfort her returned. husband Friends Are Alarmed ot Ike's Campaign By JAMES MARL.OW WASHINGTON, Some of Gen.

Eisenhower's friends hnvo thrown rocks nt him for not cnni- pnlRniitR more actively, naming names, pln-polntlng issues nnd Retting down to cases on whatever his program is. This hnah't seemed to dishcurt- on the general any, nt least not publicly. Republicans who talked with him said he told them he luul deliberately kept the campaign In lew gear until now and now he'll open up. But, if it's any consolation to Elsenhower's friends who think he's been tardy, the- Republican presidential candidate in IfHtl. Guv.

Dowey ol New York, dawdled even longer. His campaign didn't Ret going until late September. The delay by both Rlsenhmver and Dowey In building a fin; under the Democrats was by nn means the only similarity between quired any particular bargain, either. His is the constant thought that if you broke up one home, you might do it to another. Having shown a complete lack of principle in one respect, there's not much reason for him to believe you will have any in other mailers.

No Doubtful, the marriage of two persons such as you and your husband gives little promise of happiness. Your desire to visit wife 1 is further proof of your own doubt. What you actually hope to accomplish is to learn thai she is devoid of charm, so you can return to your stolen home with at least the pecurity "possessing superior physical allurements. This will not be the case. She possesses a clear conscience, which you have not an advantage that would overcome a considerable degree of plain features.

You have done her enough harm already; don't add gloating to your list of sins. "In three seconds, my whole life was ruined." she told a reporter. "We have always been happy- all three of us together. don't know how he could have done it. lie's a Kooil man, and when he came home, he cried.

He was devoted to Adela." Moskal, who brought his family to Miami five months ago after retiring from the grocery business in Newark, N. sent his wife out on a shopping errand Monday. Then, he related to police, he led his daughter, an Invalid since birth, Into the bathroom of their opartment and lulled her "because 1 couldn't stand In see her suffer any more." The girl had been helpless since birth. at least before the part of their cam- the two men, paigns began. Dewcy's titles made it known) he didn't want any of the people mound him to bo overconfident aboul winning.

Kihenhowcr didn't want to seem overconfident. In fact, he said he was going to run scared. Dewey confer frequently about loreign nftairs witn John Dulles, who was mentioned at most likely to bo secretary of slate Fashion focuses on gloves (his season, particularly when they are In patterns to spark dark Autumn colors. Barksdolo Airmen Die Near Base SHREVKPOHT. Wi Kmoi gency vehicles waited only a mil away as crippled TWO crashe and burst Into flames lit noiu'b llurksdalo Air Force Base.

Sevc airmen wore killed. The pilot notified the control tower his No. 1 engine was di'tul that he was making an gcncy landing yesterday. Accident vehicles, t'lre trucks and ambulances wore on tho run Silt the Jjfl icavlly loaded ft ft 40If dropped a rriilo short of i The lone sufvlvot Ictermlncd Injuries. Iclnls said he tifi ncnr tho doorway alia clear after the crash.

Asks Approval of Crossett Radio Soli tmmlelattons CoiTim'tssWft was asked lo appWMT 8ft! Radio Station KAGH, City for Fleet, rt6w oflertttlni" outlet, proposes to Julian Unas, commercial min of Station KARK at Little HI There ore about 38,000 tho United States processing rtillT butter, Ice cronnt, other dairy The Bay of Fu'ndy has some of the greatest tides in the world, says tin: National Geographic Society. if Dcwey won. Dewey decided to smash heavily at President Tni man's operations the loreign field. Dewey said the Taft-Hurlloy La- cm Law might nood some cluing ing. So did Elsenhower.

Desvey met with the man foaled for the Republican nomination. Sen. Taft of Ohio. The rill between them was never honied. Kiscnhower is supposed tp meet with Tiifl, whom ho defeated for the Republican nomination.

Is) still questionable whether the rlfl between the Klsonhdwur and Tafl factions can be completely healed. Ith f.r QUALITY WORLD'S LARGEST SELLtK AT St.Jcseph ASPIRIN ASPIRIN Koop It tinmly. Many to (dvn, tnblntn nrn Vj nthitt dunn. And child roll Ilka tlio himlthtul ormigo flavor, HOPE DRIVE-IN THEATRE 8. Main A Country Club LAST DAY "KENTUCKY" Tochifteofor a Staging LORETTA YOUNG RICHARD QRIINI Patient: Doc, you sure kept your promise when you said you'd nave me walking in a month.

Doctor: That's fine. Patient: Yes, I had to sell my car when I your bill. Jackson Submit jokes for this column and win passes to the Riallo. For every joke used, the person submitting it will be mailed 2 passes. Jokes must be limited to 50 words or less, and must be suitable for publication.

Leave at theatre boxoffice or mail to: Manager. Rialto Theatre. Duke, Hope. Josephine Admitted: Mrs. C.

R. East, Emmet. Discharficd: Mrs. Harry Lauter- baeh, Hope. Mr.

and Mrs. C. R. East, Emmet, announce the arrival of a daughter on August 27, 1952. Dear Miss Dix: We were a very happy couple until my wife decided to put a stop to our visiting my parents and try to keep our children from visiting them.

My wife "is quite capable of being cool and indifferent and I fear she has been just that to my entire family. Her family visits us often, and I make them very welcome. She lived with my family two years while I was In service and was treated very well. Why does a wife think a son shouldn't think as much of his family as she docs of hers? B. F.

Answer: When a satisfactory answer Is found to your last question marriage will have taken a tremendous step toward blissful happiness. Whether a wife gets along with her in-laws or not, her husband is entitled to the same privileges with his people as the wife is with hers. And that goes for the children, too. Of 'course, exceptions must be made in the case of overbearingly possessive in-laws on either side or of domineering relatives who insist on running other people's homes. These cases I have found, are extremely rare in spite of all the complaining about in laws.

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