Corpus Christi Caller-Times from Corpus Christi, Texas • 51

wer- wm rr nYTywrrr rtatap Corpus Chrlstl Callcr-Hmes Sunday Feb 9 1964 5E EARLY DAYS RECALLED Combat-Ready US Units Poise On the Springboard of Okinawa Edith Cousins Plans To Retire After 37 Years 1 New Service KINGSVILLE Miss Edith who saw a one-building training school 'it was for unattached people on the faculty she said initials stood for on Papa's Hands: Ever Ready' We Just had nnr own fun among The biggest campus celebration was a George Washington birthday party was a get-together for both faculty and Miss Cousins said "We all dressed up in costumes of George Washington's day with wigs and all The girls' coach even gave lessons in the minuet and early American folk dances before the The dance held in the gymnasium was the highlight of the social season until 1913 basketball became the she said the gym wasn't big enough for both of Aflrr Retirement? What will Miss Cousins do aft- in those lava and" UHtrtctty "1' Shnnl tt'- Mil lira in llm fink PISnS TlaVCn I plans haven't We used 'real fire in the By CONHAD FINK NAHA Okinawa The whisper of the evening breeze suddenly was split by the whine of Jet engines and the crunch of combat boots for the coral of Okinawa Island This US military bastion in the Western Pacific was "saddling up" its immense striking power At a signal from Washington US troops on Okinawa were ready for possible commitment in Asian trouble spots That signal alerted a strike force so strong so mobile and far-reaching that no aggressor in Asia interested In self survival can make a menacing move without first calculating what will be the reaction on Okinawa Rushing to the brink of a fight in Asia and then quietly returning to their barracks is nothing new for these men Many times the tough young Marines and paratroopers have prepared with the newest most efficient weapons of war as jet fighter planes thundered down the runways Several times the Marines have been at sea and the paratroopers in the air when Washington called them back A short coded command from Washington at any moment could send them on their way again to a war" anywhere in Asia or conceivably into an all-out war in Communist China Just 364 miles away NUCLEAR WEAPONS are the island biggest threat to any potential Communist aggressor In Asia US Air Force missile units on Okinawa and other smaller islands of the Ryukyu chain know the map of Communist China well Not even the farthest reaches of northern China are invulnerable Pilots of F10S jet fighter-bombers need only the command and they could be streaking at more than 1400 miles an hour toward any point from Korea to Laos with smaller tactical nuclear weapons to support US infantrymen Marine Task Force 79 a unit of 18000 troops and the First Marine Air Wing is able to go in Asia very very and fight any kind of war big or small About 1500 Marine Infantrymen with helicopters constantly are afloat with the roving US 7lh Fleet as it moves up and down Asia's coast Pacific Ocean Ciller-Time Cousins teacher grow Into Texas Ail College wifi retire in June after serving 37 years on the faculty The sociology professor daughter of the college's first resident came here in Scptein-er 1937 as an instructor in psychology was something Hrlr new in those Miss Cousins said She had received her master's degree in sociology at Columbia University in New York those days 1 taught any class that anyone had left over" she said taught some history and English besides psychology And I was dean of freshman Was Brush The entire college was housed in what has become known as the Old Administration Building had the one building for she said campus was brush Across the street there was a cotton patch And on the corner there was an open shack where someone did the cooking for faculty and Miss Cousins lived with her pairnts in the president's home the only other structure on the campus Robert Harlow Cousins her father was president of the college from 1924 to 19:12 When Miss Cousins came In Texas All there was one academic building and alsiut 500 students Today the rollege has 1600 enrolled in six imor fireplace at home to keep The home had no phone eilher Dad went to Austin on business" Missj Cousins said made Mother land nie move to a hotel In tnwnin a divisions: Agriculture because he didn't want us out ond sciences business ad-in Hie brush alone In the darkmimslralion engineering grad-without a telephone" ate studies and teacher eduea- Social Life limited lion thcn of buildings now Early faculty social life cen- cover the campus in northwest itcrcd around the Lophcr Club Kingsville US MILITARY BASTION IX PACIFIC STRATEGICALLY IXICATKO troops ready to go anywhere in Asia very (AP NhiMwn Me) -1' Crossword Puzzlo 1 Forest Roots Deep hi Strong Canadian Economy Isistcnlly account fur a very "We should be investigating NOIlFIl BAA Onl forests jmporiant favorable balance in Hie possibilities of providing In-Mill Hie the backbone of econo- nirrnHtiimu1 trade ami thal cenlive for private capital In-niie gniwili in amiila John II fl)rcsj production has been and vrMment for reforestation" Nicholson federal minister of ii forestry told Ontario profes- 0 1 sloiial foresters at a meeting years at least the most -141111 rehabilitation need heir stable and reliable single ele- not Itc borne entirely by gov- We in the forest rominu- merit in our national economic pninionl if private investment in By CHARLES II GOREN 1H4 TM Chicago TflbWW Neither vulnerable North deals NORTH 41 91142 0 AQ72 AQJt WEST EAST 963 AKQJ1II4 9 None 9 II 9 10113 OJ 1111132 SOUTH A72 9 AQJT3 KI4 74 The bidding: gave up the trump loser to East When a spade came back the position was this: Declarer ruffed West of course bad to hold the ten of diamonds In order to take care of seven spot His forced discard was therefore the nine of clubs South led a club and when West followed with the ten declarer reached for the ace with telling effect South bowed modestly before partner's ne plaudits a card reader! How did you figure it out?" South's an-swer was down to earth didn't do much figuring 1 happened to remember that only remaninig card was a diamond therefore it be the king of clubs So what was the use of ACROSS 1 1 Belf-pouesned Noxiouigi Meat chunk on Bpit 14 Ancient Roman measure 19 Operatic pasaaga IB nama 17 Rider It Transform 20 Poorly 21 See 18 down 23 Srhool subject: bbr 24 Determined 25 receipts 28 Russian ranga 2t One skilled in reasoning S3 Nervous 39 Hidden dwelling 97 Doctor's assistant 98 Cheer word 99 Showering with mleellee 41 Inlet 42 Inhume 44 Rosepoint or the like 45 Mizzrn 46 Rainy day hoards: 2 words IB Heroine of Pres" 29 Slump 29 Dehydrated 27 Old French coin 28 Lithuanian coin 30 Hoot deeply 91 In present condition: 2 words 99 Nifty 33 Hibernia 34 Man from Copenhagen 98 The extreme: slang 39 Cleigytnan 40 One who (avers kinfolk 49 Common abbreviation 49 Wire measure 47 Wildebeest 48 Too 81 More adorable 82 One who loves foolishly 53 Foe 54 Squeetea 59 Second 58 High wind 58 Pile Pelion on 81 Perceive 83 Rerllne 4B full 90 Rattan 61 Bump 64 Spreo 57 Paper dolls 59 Against 00 Discomfit 82 Having small pores 64 Scuffle 5 Purposes 88 News bit 87 Manage 88 Caustic 88 Spooky DOWN 1 Valentino symbol 2 Vestment 9 Attacks 4 Vegas 9 Darneux actress 8 Slang 7 Appearance Medicine for stomach acha Winter spurt 10 Completely 11 Mouthful 12 Kitchen feature 19 Patty golf champ nity are dealing wilh Canada's development" greatest single renewable nal-i Heavy capital investment ural resource the most nn- which are required to step up imtihli porlant contributor to our eco- reforestation make it Impera-1 I his might he accomplished nomii uplfarr and to our abil- livp Nirholson said thal carp1 through toinbiniiion of mini jtv to eoinpelc 111 world trad- fill seleclitin be given to Itolh ntlzlng long term risks longing circles" Nichobon said planting stock for new growth-term low Interest loans and by "I believe it docs us some and to planting sites reexamination nf the income good to lie reminded from lime1 At Ihe present time lie said and land lax policies applica- In lime thal almost in per coni reforestation covers lOOdOOjble to forest holdings Hrlefi of Ihe total value nf Canada's! acres a vear while an esllmat-'lo Ihe Royal Commission on exports are in forest products 1 ed 1 million acres are in need Taxation have suggested some that our forest products con- of planting 'such moves" By GEORGE KOLTANOWSKI International Chess Master CIIESS When playing at chess one must save one's proverb PROBLEM By II Tuxen Denmark r- 11 Ibllt S3 2 i wSV fsi pf r' rr jrl 2 White to play and mate in two moves (Solution below) White: Stein USSR Black: Fortisch Hungary Flayed at the Inter Zonal Stockholm SICILIAN DEFENSE STAMPS Texas Produces Men Of Presidential Timber 9P 0-0 Kl PQB4 K-PI NO? N'NJIPl BB I PP 13 N-R4 14 85 15 0 14 B-OB4 17 KNS II OP 01 IV NnNP) 1 P-K4 7 KB 1 04 4 NP i 01 4 0-0 7 NQ7 I NN P-KS4 IS SI 11 II PQB4 PP P-ORlIa) KB3 N-Bl NPjrN B4ch P-Qllbl P-K4IC) 30 BUM B-K? 21 B) PtfigrtifO) ed off on a hunch not much to tell your neighbors but when this coup is engineered on a basis of cold calculation he must lend his ear to you as you get it off your chest South tells today's story The contract was six hearts North to be sure was not holding back any on his fire but the final contract was sound enough West chose to open the nine of spades Declarer won ruffed a spade and took the trump finesse When West showed out slight complications set in Declarer ruffed another spade repeated the trump finesse and cashed the ace of trumps Since a trump loser was inevitable the success of the contract depended on finding the club king onside or splitting the diamonds 3-3 so that a discard could be obtained for one of clubs Declarer! thereupon played the ace and queen of diamonds then led a third diamond to the king on which East discarded a spade Since diamonds had failed to break declarer must pick up the king of clubs but first he bwkwords (b Ooesn I consider hiking tor sure With II KWh R2: 22 BN (a) Tha eld Paulsen System in modern Wiling quite In fashion today in the USSR (b) Seller would have been It P-04 II K5 N-Q2 (c) Continues with his plan-but this opening the Kl lilt and allowing Whilt fa gef his Knight on KBS leads to IreuOie (d) Black now gels a lOOS-voll shack) (e) If If KsN 30 a B4ch N1 (30 K-R) 31 QQTch elcl 21 QRS KRBI 21 Q-R4 Bl 21 NSch and mala next may Buf the beauty of the whole combination Is soon with the1 neat mavel (f) 11 Isn't that somelhinflT" os Dr Lasker used to soy A Queen oc If ne that cannot be accepted os alter 2 BQ 21 N-BSch Nl 22 N-R4 mate (gl Thor could follow: 21 22 QnB N-02: 21 RiN QsR 24 N-ISch and mole next move A pearl among the Stockholm gomes Another gome from tha Inter-Zonal Stockholm While: Bllek Hungeryi Block: Pischar USA SICILIAN DIPINSI QNcfi 23 Bl Stock has to go the perpetual chwk es mole bn KRI is threatened (gl Kf would hold game (hi (While ever slapped Ihe lime- he ores tost enywey SOLUTION to the problem bbeva Is 1 BRJ Ihe sacrificed Bishop Deyttopmenf Is much mare Important now Id IMS 0M 14 BS deckles Id) Nat II B2 as nller I Bed Black has fib way ef stopping the mote en KNi le Bobby a Wild West role re mains coal end eelml If) Tima trouble AP Newnfratmes Writer Columbia the first foreign nation to announce a commemorative stamp honoring the late President John Kennedy As remarked in this column earlier there will no doubt be scores of nations throughout the world which will be issuing similar type postal issues The Columbia stamp will be a 10c airmail and will simultaneously tumor President Kennedy and the Alliance for Progress which was Inaugurated by the late President The design will feature portrait and the Alliance for Progress emblem in its natural colors Chile has bmed a new set of stamps commemorating Hie 100th anniversary of the Chilean National Fire Department The value for regular postage shows a fireman rescuing a woman The airmail sump depicts an oldfashioned Ore engine which was drawn by a team of horses Texas Is a qreat state but not merely from riches of natural resources and immensity of size The men who've borne the stamp of Texas hove made her great Best Wishes To A Great Texan IS QS 14 OP4 17 RiP II 0 Oiiil if RiRrh 30 Slrh 71 BN(I) 22 Bl 2) Bl 24 N-NI 35 Nllg) 11 7 S) P-Riid QN BR Blldl KiB Nile I 07 8 Korn BKh 0P 0B7 0RP Bllbl P-QB4 0) PuP N-KB3 PORI P-K) 0 Nl 0P 0 R4 PvP N3 07 Kl O-Oihl I K4 I 1 P-04 4 NP 5 N-QB1 4 g-KNS 7 P-R4 0 07(H) OR Nl Ml PKI II PP 17 1084 IL BKP 0 14 0 lot Sacrifice anwn which Fischer accepts without hesitation it is usually deubttut it one con ms en ON 7 wth the Queen buf Bobby knows the "btok" MR Out nf Texas hove come men qualified by their wisdom experience vision courage and love of country to Ml the highest offices of the land Men of presidential timber we call them Ve salute one such man now from Joe Simon UEGES FURNITURE CO GBSI Our Sincere BEST WISHES to A GREAT AMERICAN and A GREAT TEXAN ALAMO LOAN JEWELRY CO 701 CHAPARRAL ST TU4-402I LOYD RICHARDSON CONSTRUCTION CORP ARANSAS PASS TEXAS nr TU 3-4475 317 Ne Chaparral St.