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3 Die In Lubbock Airplane Crashes LUBBOCK, April Lt. James R. Bowers (ell to his death near here Thursday as he tried to ball out of a crippled training plane. Air Force rescue units found Bowers, a student Jllot at Vance Air Force Base, Enid, near his crashed plane about 20 miles north of here. His partially opened chute was still strapped to him.

Ho died while being taken to a hospital In Plalnviow. It was the second fatal air accident yesterday near Lubbock. Bowers, a 1050 graduate of the U. S. Naval Academy who transferred to the Air Force, was on a training flight from Enid to Reese Air force base here.

Shortly after the two planes took off for the return trip, Bowers reported engine trouble. He was Insctructed to climb to 6,000 feet and ball out. Reese officials said Bowers apparently jumped from about 300 feet altitude. His plane was headed back toward Lubbock. Earlier Thursday First Lieut.

Donald O. Conklin of Lubbock and First-Lieut. Louis C. Gelbrich of Burns, died when their training plane crashed about 18 miles northwest of here. A farmer said he saw the plane crash after going Into a spin at about 1,000 to 1,500 feet.

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The general's car la behind the wedge of motorcycles. (AP Wirephoto). Two Injured At Blooming Grove Two Bloomlne Orove resident! er Injured in an automobile collision that community Thursday at 8:45 p. m. Automobiles driven by Mrs.

Frank Taylor, 51. and Dan Conner figured In the mishap, Jack Galnes, hlghwav patrolmen, reported following an Investigation. Mrs. Taylor suffered a leg and hand Injury and Walter Floyd, 22, a passenger In the Conner car, suffered a head Injury and fractured collarbone. Both were brought to the P.

and S. Hospital here a McCormlck ambulance following first aid treatment In Blooming Orove. Their conditions are not considered serious. Sun Want Ads Bring Phone Tour Want Ads to 163. THREE Pick Dp Delivery Radio Repairing JONGS RADIO SERVICE Work Guaranteed.

212 S. Beaton St Phone Ml EXPERT WATCH REPAIRS Rhoads Jewelers 200 North BCBtoo 8t Commissioners Canvass School Trustee Voles Returns form the county-wide school trustee elections In Navarro county April 7 were canvassed by the Commissioners Court Thursday. Results were approved. The commissioners were unable to determine results from the trus tee election In the Finch district. Names of th candidates weren't listed.

Only the names of the five persons who voted were on the elec tlon judge's report. W. B. Payne of Pursley and E. Moore of Frost were re-elected without opposition to the County Board of Education.

Payne received 37 votes In his precinct No. 3, and Moore recelv ed 26 In Precinct 4, the district he represents on the county board Only votes from Ash Creek, Frost Dawson, and Purdon were reported in this election. Results of the various trustee elections were as follows: PETTY'S CHAPEL O. D. Gllliam and J.

B. Towns ten votes each, two elected. UNION HIGH Arthur Murray. Del Rowen, Thomas Dyer, J. W.

Adams, 10 two elected. ASH CREEK Wednel Echols, 21; one elected. POWELL W. F. Ray, W.

A. McKinney Wayne'Haynle, two elected. RICE J. B. Bradley, 26; Arne Voltman 35; Alvln Jones, one elected, HIGHLAND Jack White, 15; Hubert Crutchfield, 17; Wlllard Chummey, 37, two elected.

MILDRED W. R. Bonner, 67; W. C. Montgomery, 31; George L.

Robertson 43; two elected. EMHOCSB Fate Brown, 13; A. C. Gray 12; Charlie Watkins, Mr. Thomas Walton Thomas, two elected.

BOANE L. E. Knotts, 10; Tom Moore, Chester (Bully) Goodman, Jim Parker, 10; R. T. Montfort, three elected.

FROST Leroy Downey, 22; Chester Strain 22; two elected. CHATFIELD Wayne Burkhalter, 23; W. F. Burkhalter, one elected. All commissioners were present at the meeting, which opened at 2 p.

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