Corpus Christi Caller-Times from Corpus Christi, Texas • 12

ni rwivvsf' CORPUS CHRISTI CALLER Mon Feb 11 1937 vara from U5 WT AT HI BUIA CtmiMKi ISRAEL going to make a test of whether a Republican candidate with a Republican organization can coma up with success" He said he felt a failure-iR the campaign would st back a two- part cause "for years and 1 Hutcheson said he felt three things singled nut his candidacy from the other candidates: He listed them as one the two Caller-Times News fcrvlce that his dinners in a run-off would this event I think the con- party system was at slake jand hardships due to economic KINGSV1IJI--Repiihlican sen- he lust as good as they are now servative voters throughout the two that he was the only randi- pressure would not change our po- "orial pndidafp Thad Hutcheson Hutcheson said in fact that many stale would rally to my cause" dap wilh Eisenhower endorse- sit ion" said he plained to appear per- of his supporters thought a run-' Hutcheson said ment: and three Ihit he was not She said Israel as si ill aiting anally before a state Senate com- off would actually help his can- In his discussion or the Pool 'rromnanied askeriTlamm-irskMld lastl'iwt-iv oniRht to protest against didacv mil Hutcheson charged that some here by Charles McWhorter na- ro i-vni ip 'aiH hn the Pool bill He said he felt the most likely of leaders in tlie fight against tional chairman of the Young Redid not know "whether he hid rc- Hutcheson said he had wired the himscif hp KlM'cial election law publicans McWliorter is on a 10- laTcJT ThttoJsiir committee chairman notifying Yarborough had benefited from the same laws day speaking tour in behalf of 1 Docs Egypt agree in mutual him that he would he a witness in the past Hutcheson campaign He riled that Lyndon Johnson I Hutcheson herp was apimarance the Senate majority leader had sponsored by the local Young R-sujued hi congressional seat in publicans oitganization headed by Republican del- 00 Hp l-Cilbort Burrell i abstention from "Mligeront acts he hearing scheduled on the bill lilllTflFT m2 hls withdrawn Hutcheson announced the plans fre" 1 "JJ isiaei nas wunnrawn pointed lo other plurality races gallons from the lower Rio Crande from bharm el Sheikh at i whiph Martin nicR and SeHrry Valley other aurmunding mouth the gulf wall units of JI Colle -nse call for permanent and Bracewell both candidates in the areas were among Ihe audience the I Emergency orce be sta- Speaking before about 7i per- not just emergency spending" present Senate race had nartiri tinned along the western shores f011 'n union build- Byrd declared patPd until Ihe parties agree on anoth- ins" Hutcheson le-eled another i In this category Byrd cited Ei- iie said both Dies and Johnson WEATHER BUREAU Cloudy skies are expected over most of the the nation today with snow in scattered parts of the Creat Lakes region and central Appalachian area plus ram or snow for tpost of the northwest corner of the nntii-n It will he cooler in the middle Atlantic states and parts of New England and the northern Plains and warmer elsewhere (AP Wirephoto Map) FLOODS WEATHER SUMMARY er effective means" to insure free- stiff attack at the Pool bill which senhower's request for moi-e than had hern candidates in TM1 when dom of navigation? wolld 'lirp a election if two billion dollars in spending an- lce O'Daniel won Ihe special Hammarskjold in turn asked Is- non of he receive a thority for school eonstruetion aid election for the Senate rael 1 If it was prepared "in ln lp 'pn Fiposed speiuling in Ihe next fis- "You didn't hear a single Voice principle" to allow I 'NEK on its iW wouId t0aI 451 million raised then about a minority the high man wins in a special dollars IT 1 RMHFn ST HLUHIK SIKK4D 31 ALLEN Dortnr of Optometry Has Moved His Office To THE ALLEN BUILDING 3214-16 REID DRIVE In Lindale Center Tele UL3-1331 Continued from rage 1 5m Fnneicn southward to San-ti Rirhara and the isiungton days Pik wird hore scattered rains fell swept the r-'licr across the Below freezing temperatures Norti-e-t'' him me routh Atlmt State and show era marked its am ance South Carolina and Alabama Sunnv In spite ef the rhillv air sun- nda-v afprrv hllt had ry held midday temper- liU'p rff'l(1on g-like temperature the Vi along the eastern in hc Rap- seaboard as ir north as New Jersey To the north then- were below HufUli Caanrr CharlaOnn Chiragu kin in East Texas during the rBi afn-monn Sundav and was mov- freezing temperatures and imuin'iu vif'-cumi an easterly direction vnu-r light snow over New airK Mate iviru t-ni T-mperat'ires were in the low puiuih and upper xcw Kn-giann Tun nn and upper 80s south of the firsV Tliei-e was wadopread coudi- nin nn(i mstI jn thp 70s north f- yh AIA Architect THE OPENING OF BUILDING AT Corpus Chriiti TeM and Itcifna isrkwvi'lc unseasonably Kansas CIV our mtion firat hilI which imed at cmnwit enters any field it np('uniy we asked our questions first sj candidalp and M11v Cets out nd nlpnns for Us t0 solldlfy our She said unless satisfactory an- 2 hp2lT he Byrd also is expected to call for frWyears'" hp Wfre f0rt 11 integrity of the Texas Legislature substantial reduction lZ lh'g campaign we Rre Terrineti utm' hanR ln he balalue in he p'es SEM3000n00 proposed outlays for in xr- xr-k le slae and he nation foreign economic and militarv aid Jit Mtd The wrongly -indicated The Virginia senator said he r) a told the Assem- that hp lpjislatinn if it passodi doubts that Congress will go along hly f-RyptwlI not consent to an WO(Jd fatp a rourt battle with his view that all economic use of UNEP to settle questions of -vP think Ihe legislation is im- aii ought to be eliminated Rut he free navigation in territorial mora and jiCRa and jt jg my forecast sharp cuts in the amount waters Mrs Meir said she took belief that it will be lesled in new money voted for this pro- I this to mean Egypt would not let TOUrt should it become Hut-iRram l'NEF stay at Sharm el Sheikh cheson said T' in the way Israel proposed She n'utrheson' said he was not op-said a proper guarantee of free- posing the bill for strategy pur-' dom of navigation there might he posps but on the basis of prin-13 by nonaggression pact interna- Cjpe tional convention or declaration! jIutchpson Mid while lhe from big maritime powers off bill would make a longer and the United States should say more expensive campaign he felt the United States guarantee freedom of navigation she de- glared "I'm sure it would greatly ClgllDOrllOOd JOSEPH HANS ANNOUNCES HIS NEW OFFICE Street influence our own government THE MOSTESTiOFgTHE BESTESTFORITHE nes and some light sn-nv a-r-ss of thr front the Northern rians into northern 1Vp1-llt0 Minnesota Mchgan and Wiscon wnrm p- lHllv sm and spotted areas of light rain shnwm promiSed bv the front in South Dakota A belt of flumes filllcd matPriii2( as rain -stra'Ji' extended fim the eastern and was reported in the state Sundav hr York southern shores of the Great n-i- Skies wer generally LEASTEST II 1 31 39 31 37 30 -9 HI 14 h3 (m 2 34 Vs 43 Ml R7 3 37 33 41 40 JH 30 ilj Ml 37 30 44 1 04 Lakes into western Pennsylvania roudv and New York State Elsewhere the vast area from the Mississippi River to the Pacific Coat precipitation was virtually absent Two exceptions tt a were the California coast from Honors Oiven Top Dog Show 33 Phoenix IPiM-hursh 3 IP-rtland Me ts P-Ttlund Orei 4S Riih RiDid City 42 Richmond Suit Lake City Sen 7 San Diego TS Nin I rani-mri) 54 -Si Sle Marie IS Senile 44 I Spokane 39 Tampa 79 tt'akhnctan Wirhlla I Lowext temperaiure Sunday Eban flew back to New York To Shepherd Lt Jack Anderson's German HiihrJt n)rfraturf Sundnv at Laredo Texas 31 13 47 ys nmrmne STRIKE Continued from Face 1 93 4H S3 shepherd won ton honors with the othkk texas cities York observing eastern longshore- hghest score in the Corpus Christl contract negotiations Kennel second sanctioned rSviJi Talked With Bridges match yesterday at Ben Garza CHRSTI St He said Bridges had talked with Gym him several times but that he saw 97 93 fi9 93 Anderson's dog won first place nothing wrong in this Another un- this morning from conferences at Is Hard Hit the State Department in Washing-ton Mrs Meir asked what Israel wanted from the United States would say only want the United States to support our cases of dog poisoning have viPWS' been reported to the Gulf Coast Decline Humane Society during the past A US spokesman declined to hours from the 4200 blocks of Devon and Cambridge he poisonings resulting in at east two dMths by last night are believed to be from be-iniIJ- belonging to Louis 1 Schmidt of 4209 Devon and vey 04 422a Cambridge are dead Harvey Weil president of society said the dog owners believe the poisonings were done by someone from outside the neighborhood "Almost everyone in those blocks is a dog owner or likes Mrs Weil said "We be-I'nited l'eve someone drove through in a car and left the poison A Stewart superintendent of the society is investigating the cases 1 THREE SUPER MARKETS TO SERVE YOU WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT SALES 6 POINTS 2323 MORGAN 3302 PORT MON-TUES-WED THE FAMOUS "JIFFY" BRAND in the Novice A class Other win- sn Anwio Ion member Patrick Connolly I ners in that class were Ingenorg tj chairman of the ILA Negotiating wei-ii Fxii to Lehman German shepherd sec- fAwniAX Committee said if Bridges came rnunry 4i to a mediation session he would nnd: Carl Vckers' Jr" boxpr be put out Bridges said at his hotel that he is vitally interested in seeing the sov're winners were: Patri- ILA conclude a two-year contract ria poodle' first: NpI1 Paz' rllrinff VVVVVV'ls terminating on Aug 1 st Bernik poodle second: Gayle Srh-JiinMu multaneously with ending of the Shetland sheepdog: third Honolulu West Coast International Long and An Fuqua Boston terrier shoremen's and Warehousemen's fourth- fj f-rat 5 Union contrart Open A winners were: James flllOll Support Promised Iattimore Sr Shetland sheepdog His ILWU in San Francisco Joh" Gprman Kf I TlinilStrV last Friday reaffirmed its charac- shepherd second: Pauline Brock I UI 1UUU9U GeSftCo2M2horemenEin any hsh'nnd fourth ClaSSCS Set strike The actnn raised agaiJ aL'y the possibility of a West Coast rilnrep ''nohprman'ninsrh'- Del Mar College's industrial edu-uN strike if the ILA walks out pazdernik caon dePartmp1t hi semester united States was committed to The ILA contrart affects North snlana Kuay razaermK will offer do-it-yourself type of fig support Atlantic Coast ports Some South courses in woodworking phntogra-i and Gulf Coast shipper previous- phy lapidary and furniture up- say whether the United States would vote for economic penalties He said "We want to see what'a in the secretary general's report what the reaction is to it fore we take any next step" Farra said the US atand was i important" He added 3' "Knowing the United States would like to protect the prestige of the United Nations we have no rea- son to believe the United States would not stand for sanctions" Secretary of State Dulles told a news conference last Tuesday the States would have to give 1 serious consideration" to1 any proposal for UN sanctions I Wednesday President Eisenhower declined to speculate on what the would do but declared the Minstrel Show Tryouts Today EACH FULLY COOKED READY TO EAT NET WEIGHT ly have signed contracts 4 hoistery Traffic Officer Bridges' union represents dock- AUu Ail Registration is set for Monday workers in Alaska and Hawaii as Continued from Paso 1 niSht in the evpninK nfice HaS Several well as on the West Coast 'located in the administration build-' The New York Shipping Associa- room only at a number of House ing on the corner of Ayers and BllSV MlllUtCS tion does not oppose mutual term- committee hearings Those expect- Baldwin ination of contracts for the ILA ed to attract the largest Cost of the courses will he $13 and the ILWU hut opposed the and most include: 'plus materials used during the had a few busy minutes yesterday School and college students in- Aug 1 date which comes at the Conservation and 13-week schedule He stopped two vehicles for terested in parts in the show are peak of tlie tourist shipping sea- three hills recommended by the A photography class wall meet speeding in the 1000 Mock of Port asked to report at 4 pm Adult son Texas Water Resources Commit- on Monday and Wednesday nights Then while using his police ra-! tryouts will begin at 7:30 pm On a local television program tee I with Wells McDowell as instruc-'dio a third car drove by slowly! Paul Haagen who has directed today Alexander Chopin president Fleet inns a proposed voter tor Rodney Wheeler will in- and hit his motorcycle 1 five Lions Club minstrels will dl- of the association suggested Sept registration law (HB 273) struct a lapidary class on Monday Result: Two booked for speed reel this year's show whichwill 30 as a termination date Game and Fish the so-called nights The Thursday night lap- racing one for driving while in- be presented Feb 27 through Bradley appearing on the same universal fishing license proposal dary class will be taught by Abel toxicated March 2 at Del Mar Auditorium program denied he nr his union H1B 87) which requires for the Guerra A furniture upholsteryl Damages: One humped motor- Rehearsals will be held at 4 and had any agreement with Bridges first time that salt water anglers class is scheduled for Friday cycle one pair of police panta 7:30 pm Monday through Friday Stumbling Block buy a license nights with Millard Agnew as in-! grazed Reserved seat tickets are $2 and will go on sale at noon Wednesday in the lobby of the White Main stumbling blocks in nego-: State Affairs proposals (HB structor A woodworking class will! tUtions have included the "sling-' 3073081 to transfer the Corsicana! be set up for either Saturday Law Ilean lo talk LETTUCE CRISP GREEN JUICY VALLEY HEADS provision and guaranteea Orphans Home and the state train- mornings or afternoons depending work hours ing schools at Gatesville Gaines-1 on which has the largest cnroll- The union wants a one-ton limit ville and Crockett to the State ment on the weight a loading sling may Puhlie Welfare Department Further information may be ob- carry In addition to being a safe-i Page Keeton dean of the versity of Texas School of speak on torte liability in phases of the oil and gas Meanwhile the crucial' House tained from the college's voca- dustries at a meeting of the Uni-! Plaza Hotel and at Butter Krust Law! Bakery 2001 Ayers General ad-will law mission tickets can be obtained in- now from club members at $150 Nue- each A general admission ticket RED RIPE FANCY NICE SIZES res County Bar Association at 12 and 50 cents can be swapped for noon today at the Robert Driscoll a reserved seat at either of the Hotel picket booths LIMERICK'S "COFFEEBREAK" PURE SANTO FRESH ROASTED OgEN OPEN OPEN OPEN ty provision this would in effect Appropriations Committee takes tional department TU2-9281 create more jobs on ihe water- up its last wepk of work on the front kpy major appropriation bill The IffTITTCTT The employers have offered a judiciary subcommittee has com- A 111 1 1 1 I 32-cent hourly wage increase over pleted its hearings The depart- the current base rale if $2 IS mental and state hospitals sub- Continued from Taga 1 Spread over three years Tlie cnmmitlrrs will complete work cents is acceptable to ihe union this week The Higher Edueation were nof 1 'P1 had but it has asked that more of Ihe Committee holds its last hearing nef' hli- increase be given in the first year on Feb 18 I At PUlp Police ad Davis than the employers have so far Soon afterwards the tax-or-no-1 a food re npap hppe THOUSANDS ARE ENJOYING THIS MONEY SAVER been willing to offer tax debate begins TENDER AND JUICY BONELESS ALL GOOD EATING VEAL OUTLETS until about a week ago when he was flooded out by heavy rains The Kentucky officers added I they knew ef no reason why Davis would have opened fire on the Tennessee deputies Chapman said he had been unable fo establish any motive for! the shooting or why Davis was parrying the large sum of money1 which was found on his ierson Shotgun Accident Fatal To 6-Year-Old Youngster $50 Comfortable Platform Rocker Save $20 $1 Down! 303 LARCE CANS RID DART CALIF AND ROTEL Caller-Times Newi Service old brother Robert A 6-year-old girl was ac- Rniirrt picked up a 12 -gauge when admitted to the hospital cidentally shot to death while she shotgun from the corner of the was wrapping a package to take room apparently to play with it to a party about 12:35 pm Sun- He whirled around and the gun (Lcairjn went off hitting Dclma in her day in her home here SHOESTRING POTATOES MARSHALL'S NEW PACK 19 TALL CANS FRESH AND CRISP Bugs GRUBS WIRE WORMS ETC COMPLETE FERTILIZING Protect That Lawn! Dy sa rt PEST CONTROL nrirxE rnvrna miKftv I'llNfir KTT IIXIV JMM The child Delma Dominguez: right chest daughter of Mr and Mrs Leone- In addition to her parents and das Dominguez was dead on ar- her brother she is survived hv rival at a Sinton hospital threp other brothers Raul and Justice of the Peace Jen- Robert of Taft and Roy of the nings after conducting an inquest Air Forrp stationed in Kan-issued a verdict of death due to sas: three sisters Dora Noelia gunshot wounds received acciden- and Delfa of Taft: paternal grand tally parents Mr and Mrs Deputy Sheriffs Johnson Dominguez of Taft and her ma-ind Henry who lnvestiga-'ternal grandmother Mrs Paula ted the accident said Delma was Flores of Taft wrapping her package in the bed- Cage-Merls Funeral Home will zoom with her mother and 13-year- announce funeral arrangements ECTIOVS BRAND WITH A FREE ICE TEA GLASS Srr Wilmx Innw -xvn nim lnwr prl? 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