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El Paso Herald-Post from El Paso, Texas • 5

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El Paso, Texas
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rX PASO H2RALD-POST Page Monday Sept 10 1951 i Notre Dame Takes 21 Ousted Cadets New Miss America Faces Gruelling Tour of America mtt im 4 's9MINMmi VISITOR Bs gnnnrHt Pres I CARl-SBAD Sept 10-The 4000-1 'OOflth visitor to Carlsbad Caverns! was Sgt Helmas Clark 28 of Biggs Air Force Base at FI Paso Clark Enrollment in City schools el imbed and his wife were conducted! to 24724 today as more pupils roc- through the caverns yesterday I istered late given presents and a free lunch i At this time last fall enrollment was 28487 Actually the increiv over last I year is greater than 'nriirated mie only 98 underage children hn- hern acrepied this year cumpnicd with 400 last year LOTOS for Every Special Occasion! Flowers art always tha perfect for birthdays anniversaries every important occasion And wherever they go they add a decorative accent to the always blending perfectly with any interior REPORT) POCKET KIII Francisco Rlannuet of 812': Snuih Stanton street told police a pick-j pocket stole his billfold containing $23 and a pass to William Rcau-munt Army Hospital whie he was in a bar downtown By Vniltd Prpg i Bv L'niM Prru ATLANTIC CITY Sept 10 SOUTH BEND Ind Sept 10 I A the judges were calculating' Notre Dame University announced I poneibilitieo of the five finalintc' l4 I in the Miss America contest a couple today that it has accepted to enroll- of cutjM were holding hands back ment 21 former Wert Point cadets stage and worrying under the terms of an anonymous Said Carol Mitchell the pretty and wealthy benefactor who agreed whn WI Indiana to Colleen Kay Hutchins Miss Utah: to pay their way WouIdn awrilI jf wnn The Rev Louis Thornton di-y understand the grind for one year! rector of admissions said 49 pre-'is terrific" I liminary applications were received Miss Indiana can now relax and: from among the SO cadets who left! do as she jolly well pleases She' the academy on charges that they took second place and she got what had cribbed in examinations she was after which was a scholar-: Of the 49 Thornton said She wil use to help fur-turned formal applications for tcr college education at In-mittance and 21 of these were ac-'dian University ccptcd He said these 21 qualified Tallent af All under the offer to pay Mist Hutchins the tallest con-" board room and tuition of cadets testant ever to win 'she's 4 feet who needed such help 10 an() the oldest 'aged 251 has The benefactor whose Identity to face it A gruelling year of per-has remained a closely guarded se- sonal appearances smiling when she rret also stipulated that the cadets could do with a good private cry be able to meet Notre Dame's traveling from town to town day academic standards and that "these by day young men will not participate in And that's only part of the ordeal ft om St Petersburg who any form of varsity athletics" but there are a few compensations 'senled central Florida lhe 21 1 i fnshmg in the cepted tor admission represent 11 WOOO scholarship $4000 in cash1 states from all part of the nation waiting to her at the end of lKVavintrt la and M' if Dink Gar dent Decorative PJnnts Cut Flowers Corsages IDI Loot for His FAMOUS MERCURY EMILEM l( idontifiot MEMBER FLORISTS Wo sand fiowora-by-wiro anywhere In tha world 5 A Slampg With Every Purchase! FiveIWisFIower Sh op 2713 Montana Street i Most will enter the college of Engineering at Notre Dame he Hid ZALE'S Pre-Fall Showing I tried many different cigarettes I chose CAMELS for their flavor and for the way -they agree with my throat ALMOSTAN PR 1C YOU WANT TO -PAY month she can hold off on a marriage deal for that long June FarmPI Grand rrarp- Trx' She 'will be paid for each appearance but he will hnve a bunch of misery too Thing like taking from Chamber of Commerce thing like posing for picture every day thing like blinking to keep awake when she' dead tired and would rather be asleep 17 CantesUnb But winnrr take all or the hind most there were 17 here on Saturday night In third plare was Miss North Carolina Lu Long Oghura Fourth was Miss Arkansas Charlotte Rosalie Simmon Mis Florida Mary Elizabeth Godwin All ant scholarship and a big hand from the crowd Among the others in the first 10 were Mis Chicago Miss Maryland Mis Oklahoma Mis South Carolina and Misa South Dakota Five other winner were to their effort in talent appearance in bathing suit and evening gowns These included Mississippi New Hampshire and Misa Alabama Miss West Virginia Tennessee Min Puerto Rico and Miss Hawaii shared a scholarship as Miss Canada got talent scholarship as the best in the field that finished out of the big money Our new Miss America wants to continue her study of dramatics She has other charms ton She is an expert skier a bark-stroking dandy at swimming and she dances well and sings better At FOF OFFICt jft'tx-i $01 Parker The Gift That's Always Welcome Mrs America Proves She Doesn't Wear Falsies By I'nilaA PrtMM ASBL'RY PARK Sept Honey-blonde Mrs Penny Duncan the newly-cmwncd Mrs America rested on her laurels today after disproving a whispered campaign that she had been aided in her triumph hy using falsies The 22-year-old entry from New York City retired backstage last night with a girl reporter to prove her measurements 38-24-36 were not padded Mrs New York City defeated 31 other contestants to become officially the yeari most beautiful housewife Second place was taken by Mrs Marcella Mardcn of Allentown representing Pennsylvania and third place went to Mrs Peggy Creel a brown-haired contender ft $875 (no tax) Writing ease unsurpassed in any pen near the poet is precision-nude lor yean of writing de-pen debility New mude-metal Octanium point fjst-ectiofl filler deep dip stainless slip-on up cotors ft $1975 (no tax) he world's most-wanl pen offsriRchiaw Aero-metric lak System Fist easy filling in-slant-starting "51" gives smooth even hno Plathcniim-tippod 14K gold point I bei-tiful colors Flowers are universal in their expressions of "Thanks Love Sympathy or Appreciation" and are always an appropriate gift for any and all occasions Say ll With Flowers By Wire Posthumous Award Goes to Soldier Tired of scratchy pens that have to be replaced every few months? Then switch to a smooth dependable Parker All of Parker's famed pen-making skills have gone into these Big Four Each offers flie greatest value at the price And we have complete selections of colors models and points to suit gwr FLOWERS By 4 Knot Preat TOKYO Sept 10-The Distinguished Service Cross has been awarded Master Sgt Mike Pena of El Paw killed in action near Wacgwan Korea more than a year ago Pena's wife Mrs Aurora Pena livea at 1002 Wyoming street El Paso The citation said Pena led a counterattack on Sept 4 1950 that regained lost positions When ammunition ran low Pena ordered his men back then alone covered their withdrawal with a machinegun He held off attacking Reds until early the next morning when his position was overrun and he was killed trial jjgfamn SdsW 112 Mills St Phone 2-5553 13 Mess USE YOUR CREDIT Store Hours 9 a to 6 Daily COMPLETER TRAINING Pvt Anastacio Gallardo 18 of 618 North Estrella street completed the basic airman training course at Lackland Air Force Base at San Antonio The always welcome SEYMOUR TROY master designer styles a brilliant collection For tha new season So new so very inspired one an open toe sling with new vamp treatment the other the high halter on the deep shell pump For birthdays anniversaries a breaa-tnd-butter "thank you" for any special occasion Flovers-By-Wire are received with appreciation Because in addition to their delicate beauty Flowers are the perfect decorative accent in any home They can be used to point up special pieces of furniture carry out a decorative theme in many other ways to brighten a room And flowers blend perfectly with any interior from early colonial to latest modern dtj 4 ef ef 4 4- I i 4' 4 a nr 4 'Jroylings for iheit accustomed to paying more Black suada black at I A QC frim on vamp and bow eliJ ClndyJ Milter mtmirr Hem Peibim Leagne and American Initilnie tf Deeentm St Black suada Brown suede Navy suada 1395 September 20-29 Heme Path-inn Time Take year heme to tenet And roomier flaem pea tenet in year heme iMfchrNwMMOUSMHClmMIlEM It MmiMm 0 MfMUR FUMI1 18 Mail Orders Promptly Fitted 310 Sen Antonio Da trail Micklgam (l FLORISTS' TELEGRAPH DELIVERY ASSOCIATION iud'orirs.

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