El Paso Herald-Post from El Paso, Texas • 9

Monday April 27 1952 iO I'AbU hbNALL-Fusi' rate isiiie Laos Capital Braces For Attack In Your Neighborhood Carlsbad Man Injured Fort Sumner Youth In Kansas Race Accident! Wins Roping Contest IB Firae MONUMENT April 27 Cotton uak UEM til nail Apm Lee of Fort Sumner won first place ering from nb injuries suffered BilI price Ll0ving0n and urday in a crackup on a Garden third award of 1200 wai made to Hammett boulevard between Central and Hpruce streets City race track Thompson was driving with Gor- Troy Fort ef Lovington Fort and James Kinney of Carlsbad split a $120 purse for the fait- fotanuiioMl Nrwt Samoa HANOI April The ancient capital of the Indo-Chinese state of Laos braced itself today to meet an Invading Communist column now only 40 miles away Bed troops were reported strik- don Dean Bucy of Garden City asell time on one calf 12 1-5 seconds passenger when tha crackup oc-' rurred Thompson operates night Paso she works as a waitress She lives with her aunt Mrs Esperanza Stowe at 500 Both women are natives of El Paso Have you ever seen a piece of crocheted work used ss a flower vase? Mrs Matias Alvidrez of 510 crochets miniature dresses for dolls covers for end tables and! unusual flower vases I She starehes a piece of finished crocheted work by placing in a' sticky solution of sugar and water When it is thoroughly soaked she removes it stuffs it to the de- Robert Gomes at 410 Hammett boulevard is an upholsterer by trade He manages a baseball team in his spare time Mrs Gomez when she is not busy with her four young children three boys and a girl of pre-school age likes to sew and go to the movies Mr and Mrs Oscar Ahumada live at 420 Be fora she married Mrs Ahumada worked in an office and attended Texas Western College She also used to do a good deal of oil painting Now she finds keeping house and lng at Pakseng their nearest ap-'club in Carlsbad Bucy was slightly preach to tha capital city of Luang I injured Prabang Meanwhile scattered ele ments of the evacuated garrison athave reached the Jarree Plain en-Sam Neua continued to fall baek'trenchmenla Northwest of Luang to a fortified camp on the Jarres: Prabang a small garrison of 200 Plain main defense point for the! 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Quirk Dependable Inexpensive SERVICE rvrviso til a iEshh INC 17M Wyoming Phono 2-4643 si 'inwranim Vasquez of 520 have two sons and one daughter Mr Vasquez a native of Salt Lake City works ae a truck driver in the city of El Paso He ia a Navy veteran of tha Philippine! during World War 1L He used to enjoy aiding in Salt Lake City a sport practically non-existent down here Mrs Vasquez ia a native of Juarez QUAKE SHAKES FORMOSA Bv laodalil Prana TAIPEI Formosa April A strong earthquake was felt in Hua-llen on the east coast yesterday but caused neither damage nor lot spends hia spare time working on hia own car playing baseball and bowling He served in Europe in World War II He got frost-bitten feet Joe Chaves of 434 is playing on tha El Paso High school basketball squad aa a first semester freshman He hopes to go out for baseball and football Job and hie mother Mrs Maria Chavez a seamstress live at 434 Joe and his mother and hie grandparent! era all natives of El Paso Mrs Marie Emma Romero returned from a visit to a pretty eity" Mexico City In El SPECIAL OUTDOOR TV ANTENNA OFFER You Save $1000 Expert TV service plays a big part In year lelevieien enjoyment Onr technicians have the know-how and (kill to keep yonr set at tha peak of performance Gerry Mlrharl and Linda Ire Hand rbll-drrn nf SRI and 51m Gerald Hand 2SSR Berry Cirri Bv Annrlntrd Pm a KARACHI April 27 The new government of Prime Minister Mohammed All arrested former Punjab Province Minister Mohammed Husain last night at his home The goveMmpnt said he was held under the nubile safety act but did not give any details of accusations against him Husain Chatha was minister during demonstrations in the Punjab in March against the Ahmadiya religious sect The demonstrations were among recent incidents which resulted in the dismissal of Prime Minister Khwaja Nazimuddin and his RAINS bring HAIL that may destroy your COTTON Our New Hail Insurance Policy Affords Maximum Protection Against Loss from Hail See Us Soon or Call 3-3683 Schuster bhiPuiDRTtt 1 A to There Is no better milk for your children or for you than Certified Milk! 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Prlrr'a Certified Faf Fran Milk rich ia anurlNhateat la LOW la rnlorlrsl YEAR OLD FINANCIAL STATEMENT OF UNITED LLOYDS As of March 31 1953 LIABILITIES Reserve for Losses a a srs ele eie a a a a a Mai a a a 18254459 Reserve for Unearned Premiums lelaWfaaie IIMi 37565628 Accrued Liabilities eoe Melote a a a a a 5135467 Surplus to Policy Holders 22393255 Total Liabilities a a iVa'aHl MM" efetM a a 83348809 Lines of Insurance Handled Automobile Fire Burglary Accident Health General Liability Inland Marine Surety Bonds BRACERO MEDICAL PROGRAM As an accommodation to its policyholders who employ bracero labor on their farm and ranches United Lloyds has established a broad medical program Going farther then merely to writo accident end health policies covering the workers the company provides en emergency medical and nursing service Its ambulance end ambulance airplane plus an information service on accident and disease prevention give these United Lloyds policyholders en up-to-the-minute service ASSETS Cash 14399470 Gov't Bonds 1999890 Special Deposit Peerless Casualty Co 2500000 Mortgage Notes 19291717 Premiums in Course of Collection 39813691 Investment Stocks 1383500 Other Assets 3960541 Total Assets 83348809 Executives SPENCER TREHARNE Attorney in Fact CELSO STAPP Director Medical Department BERT BOYER Director Military Department DOUCET Atet Director Military Department WILLIAM CONROY A Controller FRANCES WAGNON Assistant Controller HARRY TAYLOR Director Statistical Department A MacFADYEN Manager Claims Department HAROLD DUNCAN LL General Counsel ROBERT HIBBARD Chief Underwriter CIIRISNER Director of Agencies HARRIS Asst Director of Agencies JAMES PATTON Superintendent Printing Department WHIT McMORRIES Director Bracero Division HOWARD MATHEWS Special Agent SPENCER TREHARNE Attorney In Fact United Lloyds of El Paso proudly observes today its First Anniversary and calls to tha attention of its good neigh bors of El Paso and surrounding area the phenomenal growth we have attained in our first year's operation One year ago we started with assets of sixty thousand dollars and an ambition to give policy holders prompt service fair treatment and honest protection at the lowest possible rates We have created in El Paso not only a new business institution but what is for El Paso a new kind of business Through United Lloyds El Paso has become an insurance center known as such not only to our policyholders but also to banks financial agencies and automobile dealers throughout the United States One year after the issuance of our charter by the Insurance Commissioner of Texas we have more than thirty thousand policyholders in the 48 states and overseas areas United Lloyds Home Office is at "THE INSURANCE BUILDING" 100 Texas Street in II Paso The United Lloyds Symbol is Map of Taxes superimposed on a map of the United States with the world at a background During the year of phenomenal growth this emblem has become truly symbolic of the company end Hs widely known business Inquiries From Local Agents Invited.