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The Freeport Facts from Freeport, Texas • Page 4

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Freeport, Texas
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TO niO SOENTIFHZGENTIE- MEN. LET'S LOOK MON tHE POLICE EXAMINER WHO WCKED THE FIRST STKAHD OF ALLAH LOST IN THET ACCIDENT WERE A GDUPL.A STRANDS HAIR-TNOTHIN' VALOOBLE ARE VOU SURE VOO'RE ALLRIGHT, DEAR? I KIMiKTAROuN' INTHISTU50F WATgg AN' 1 WON'T 06 AAUCH of A piseuise-i TMAT WON'T pooi -me MYSTERIOUS Oli A PCAP CNICWN. AW, SHUXH THEN MO'RE A NO-COUNT, SHIF'LESS SKONKH WAAL-- THANKY. SNUFFY AFORE VE GO.ON, SNUFRV-- VE GITTIN 1 CREDIT AN 1 lOWEEZY SAID VE OUGHT TO BE IN TH 1 MOVIN' PITCHERS-THEN I SWO TO HER, SEZ I- HE'D, MAKE US A PLUMB GOOD PRESIDENT OR--UH- WUZ TEUUN' LOWEEZY VESTIDDV, SILftS- A FELLER WIF YORE BRAINS OUGHT TO BE IN TH 1 NEWNITEO STATES CONGRESS SMALL-TIME I'M GOING IN FOP PROP-UPS THE MATTER? PON'T YOU LIKE PINUPS KILLEP? WANT MV OLD PIN-UPS THE MANASEI? SAID I COULD HAVE IT AFTEP 3 SHOW WOTi THAT, W0KKING VTMIMO Mis-ret? CHANNEL 2 Wednesday 3:00 Hawkins Kalis 8:15 First Love World of Mr. Swoeny Matinee 4:.10 Howdy Dopcly Small Ffy Tnlts Six Gun nln' Crarulnll" ,1:30 Comedy Classics 5:45 Curly Fox, Texas 0:00 World at Larso Today in Sports 6:15 UP Movlcton" News 0:25 Weathercasl 0:30 Coko Time News Caravan 1 Married Joan 7:80 My Little Margie 8:00 Tug" 8:30 Darts for Dough 9:00 This Is Your Life 9:30 Dragnet, 10:00 City Liars" 10:30 Final Edition News 10:40 Weathercasl 10:45 The Big Playback 11:00 Tonight 12:00 Vespers and Sign OCI Thursday 6:45 Morning Prayers 6:50 RFD-TV 7:00 Thanksgiving Parade 10:00 Home 11:00 TV Kitchen 11:45 Movie of the Forest" 12:45 Pro-Game Show 12:55 vs.

Missouri 3:35 Scoreboard CHANNEL 11 Wednesday The Brighter Day The Secret Storm On Your Account Mary Carter Cookbook Eleven Video Lane Press News Barker Bill's Cartoons Fun for All Frontier Theatre Weathercast Crusade in the Pacific Doug Edwards News Perry Como Godfrey and Fri.nds Strike It Rich I've Got A Secret Blue Ribbon Boxing Bouts Sports Spot Touchdown The Late Show Call To Prayer Thursday Rural rtcvcille The Morning Show Island Headlines SHOWING a l-new and exclusive Turbo-Drive automatic transmissionf-J with a specially designed throttle kickdown is featured in 1055 Lincoln and Capri cars, showing today at Parker Motors in Freeport. Engine been creased to 225 horsepower, with major improvements in displacement and ratio to achieve more efficient and economical performance. Styling refinements in- elude a newly designed front end. a longei rear -quarter panel with a distinctive light assembly, and new two-tone combinations. Freeport Nervous As Dec.

6 NeaHSr Some members oC the Freeport Jnyccos jump nervously at sudden noises these days. "I'll be glad when December 0 gels here," one muttered as climbed down from atop table where he had landed after companion dropped a pencil. Relationships between certain select Jaycecs and other members have become noticeably strained of late. Former boon companions are passing one an the without speaking. "All 1 can gel the jerk to say is remember December the one ordinary member complained.

He was speaking of a former buddy, now an Seeking out an 1 we got an interview by pointing out the peace and quiet available in a photo darkroom. "December the 7:30 The Morning Show 7:55 Press TMuws The Morning Show 2:00 "Dione Lucas Show 2:30 Bob Crosby Show sixth" he kept muttering he wns being carrldd out of the darkroom on IT stretcher-folio-whig the interview. Standing in the cool mklhtehl wo thought of the tenacity ho displayed withstanding our efforts to delve into the secret dur- ing the Interview. He shoute "Remember December 6," trial ambulance pulled awny. By tha by, anyone in the market! a slightly, used and stained! short'length of garden hoso? Yfaycee).

'Impression' Lowers Fine LOS ANGELES (IP) Col. Robert L. Stclnlc received a traffic ticket several months ago near Salome, but lost it after re- here. He asked the Arizona highway patrol by letter what to do, as he did not "wish to jeopardize my welcome in yoUv hospitable state." The colonel received In reply a letter from Ernest R. Hall, justice of the peace at Salome, who told Stoinlc ho thought he had mailed him a notice that a $10 fine was due.

The justice Added that he I could check his records, but that he would not. "The sole object of the fine is not just to collect the money, but it is to impress the traffic offender so that he will be deterred from committing the again, Hall wrote. "You have shown it did make an impression on you, so your case is dismissed without prejudice." Retold in the word? of the Holy Bible by Noririan Vincent Peale Illustrated by Valejitj Angelo BARCLAY ON BRIDGE By-S-hepard Barclay "The Authority on Authorities" Jesus' Descent from Abraham nnd David ND Jacob begat Joseph the husband of Mary, of whom wa.s born Jesus, who is called Christ. So all the tions from Abraham to David fourteen generations; and from David until the carrying away into Babylon are fourteen generations! and from the carrying away Into. Babylon unto Christ are fourteen generations.

BOY ON MAN'S EHRAND ONH) OF the moat adtnonUions connected with briop on a 1 -Who httsn done Juat tHat? Probably everyone who has played tho game for a whtJe tyumppcl a trick wUh jow cnr4'whcn he. sound, afford epc. Even fair-to-middling' card-readers have done It after cstlpaatljvjj the length of a Siitt we opponent hnd bid. They thpiH probftWy a cortain length, an.4 the partnvr therefore will have to' follow sviit on the But maybe (t is one card long-er than the estimate. If you cnn provide against by all moans clo so.

973 4AQ A None AKJ 1075 i JO 7 6 5 AJSH'l 7 Kant, nerable.) East South Wo.st Pass 19 Dbl. 3 North What a nice contract to play 80 West thought soon as V- to his A. He ndU' at onco that he ruff' hlH two losing clubs, could tllamond on the spade and BO would have no losers left rxcop In djajnonda. First he paused ig reflect and de- Plutrlbiited liy King elded that North must have ilx bs, so Sautlv would have follow suit three times. Eased'oh that assumption, he swung? alonp.

His second trick wns a ruff of the club 8 by the heart 2, the third was a diamond llscnrcl on the the fourth 4 ruff of the Wftde 4 by thft heart 0 the nfth a rvvff of the club 10 by the heart 8. But whoa there! South over- ruffed that with the heart 9. Now, no w.ay to avoid losing three tricks in diamonds, West's contract was doomed. There was no need for West to send a boy on a man's errand. He didn't need the dummy's Heart for a trump as he had the other four ranking honors.

If'he hnd used tho for ruffing the third' club, ho would have snfe. But then his cursory card- reading would have been ns North held seven clube Instead. of six. Tomorrow's 10876 43 4 4KQ10882 If AQJ 73 (Dealer: North, vulnerable,) What is South's soundest otid action if East, U4 South North 1-Spade and Bast RUSSELL'S CAFE of Good Food" IT AI.WA THANKSGIVING TURKEY.

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18,227
Years Available:
1930-1955