The Town Talk from Alexandria, Louisiana • Page 9

ALEXANDRIA DAILY TOWN TALK, ALEXANDRIA-PINEVILLE, LA- FRIDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1955 PACE NINE 1 leave Hungary, there axe thous U.S. Court Clerk Doctor Seeks Refugee Kin By Hln Derr ands of cituens of the strife-torn country who need food, clothing and medical supplies. The American Red Cross has just assumed a new obligation, Dies During Da nco NEW ORLEANS CI) John A. Feehan 45-year-old chief clerk of the U. S.

Circuit Court of Appeals, died of a heart attack Miss Scott said. This is the program to provide 100,000 family The Rapides parish chapter of the American Red Cross is at pre FOR RENT or LEASE OFFICE or STORE Bolton Levin Sts. Contact: PRESTON BRASHER 2101 Highway 1. unit food parcels for Hungary last night while attending a dance. They will contain nine pounds of meat fat, dried milk, sugar and rice, and seven packets of dried soups.

Each parcel will provide one week's supplementary diet for sent helping to contact a local physician's young nephew believed to be enroute from Hungary to Camp Kilmer, N. J. This information came today from Mi Bobbie Scott, Parish Red Cross director. The physician prefers not to have bis name used, Police said Feehan collapsed at the annual Christmas dance of the New Orleans Jazz Club. Officers said be collasped vn returning to his table after i dance.

Funeral arrangements were a family of four. Red Cress Supplies Miss Scott said, because he is still unsure of his nephew's where Cartons and supplies are being abouts and because of the laree nurchased and volunteers in east era chapters are already packing them for overseas shipment. They East minute reminder will be distributed by the Interna tional Committee of the Red Cross in cooperation with the Hungarian Red Cross. Alexandria dollars could help provide these food parcels, accord' ing to the director, and whether used for this or other projects, our money goes a long way in central Europe. Five dollars will pay for food for 10 refugees in Austria for one day, tetanus an titoxin for three injured people, number of his and his wife's relatives still in Hungary.

Word was sent from Hungary to the physician on Dec. 16, saying the nephew would arrive at the eastern base in about four days, and at present the local Red Cross is trying to inform the 21-year-old college graduate that his uncle wants him to come to Alexandria. The young man probably did not even know his uncle's address when he left Central Europe, the doctor told Miss Scott. Seeks 3 Families The doctor is also trying to contact in Hungary three families of relatives to help them come to the United States. Because they have been, forced to flee their homes he believes them to be in refugee camps, but is unsure of their addresses.

Hungary's present condition is indicated by the fact, Miss Scott said, that the doctor's brother who did not want to leave Hungary even during World War II when his home was bombed now ready to leave. Even though this family may one day's vitamin needs of 600 (Tows Talk lUit Fhoto) Santa Interviews a Junior Hen et Hie club's Christmas party. people, or 250 doses of penicillin. The Rapides chapter is still far short of its goal, as is the national to keep the troopers on the case because "there are no clues and Hungarian relief campaign. If the Stato Quits Probe Of Hotard Death goal is not reached by Christmas Orphans Feted By Lions Club there is nothing to investigate." authorities expect a serious short' age of covilian food supplies there Hebert said he still believed Mrs Moate is dead.

LAPLACE. La. UP Sheriff by mid January. "While we appreciate the res Percy Hebert, St. John the Baptist parish, said today he would Santa Claus forsook his reindeer for lions Thursday Alexandria ponse we are getting," Miss Scott release two state troopers from IT'S investigation of the death of lions, that is.

said, "we must have more funds by Christmas if we are to help these people whose need is so Thomas Hotard and the disap The club turned its meeting in pearance of Mrs. Audrey Moate. to a Christmas party for children great." Hotard, an Algiers. Scout of its members and for children master, was murdered with the IF YOU CAN GIVE A DETTER IT! of St. Joseph's Home.

blast of a shotgun as he was parked on lonely Frenier beach Two tin soldiers stood guard by IIOIIUS- pokhs FOR ME! 2130 Lee THIS CHRISTMAS COMES BUT cardboard guardhouses outside the near Lake Pontchartrain. Mrs. Audrey Moate, a divorce from Hotel Bentley Venetian Room as Baton Rouge, was believed to the children marched in, and as ii have been with Hotard at the they sat down, two snowmen came time he was killed. She has been out on the stage and welcomed missing since the Nov. 25 murder them to the Christmas party.

Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey 6 Years Old 86 Proof Ancient Age Distilling of Hotard. Gifts were distributed to all the Hebert said there was no need kids at the party by elves as San ta made the rounds of the tables, talking to the smaller fry who sat next to tneir tamers. Lion Don Riddle furnished oth Lifetime! er entertainment for the lion Jun tors with his trumpet which was fingered by a hand puppet mon key, Bozo. A choir from the fifth grade of Cherokee school rendered Christ fcWt Mate it "Hm years to "TWnk" elm aivief 'tewi MMrM ptaiw mi htteM. Smu wiH ke tM fate.

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