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The Monitor from McAllen, Texas • 5

Publication:
The Monitori
Location:
McAllen, Texas
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5
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Dec 11, 1963 Pf 5 NEW! PERSONAL PORTABLE" 43 Hidalgo-Starr, Men Villt tvmlne Monitor MCAIItn, Ttxu 1 Galled by Draft Board OPEN EVERY KIGIIT 'IIL Forty three Hidalgo and fit ii 3fll7 1 i I 1 9 Starr County men have been called by the Hidalgo Starr County draft board to report for pre induction physical Dec. 16, and another 41 men have been called for physical examina tion xx. ll. The 'list for Dec. 16 Includes Campbell C.

De Roulac, Virgil L. Beasley, Roel 0. Torres, Jose A. Ramirez Roberto R. Delgado, ReynaldfrP.

Munoz, Leonel Salinas, Baudclio Luna Jr. Charles B. Ferrell, Francisco Pedraza, Martin Gonzalez, Luis H. Hernandez, Juan Ponci- ano, Eduardo Perez, Servando Garza Abraham V. Gonza lez, Gonzalo Guerra Ar- mando CvFlores, Alberto Garza Jose M.

Cantu, Leonel Prado. Also Servando Jslasf Antonio Jasso, Reyes Vega, Feliciano Saenz, Reynaldo V. Barbosa, Emilio Villarreal Alejandro Palacios, Jose M. Garza, Juan D. Bazan, Primitivo Alvarez, Gregorio Montalvo, Erasmo Sit vas, Luis S.

Villarreal, Genaro Zuniga, Cresencio Escobar Marciano -Villarreal Neri Escobar, Garza, Ser-i vando Hinojosa and trans-' fers, Robert T. Luna from Bay City, Gilbert Mendoza from Toledo, Ohio, and Raul D. Garza from Calif. Called for Dec. 17 are Rodolfo Guadalupe Castro, Isabel Mendoza, Lionardo E.

Guerra, Leandro Ramirez Reynaldo Ruel, Jose Flores, David Lopez, Jose M. Quroz, Raymond W. Dziadek, Eugenio Gutierrez, Gonzalo Y. Martinez, Camilo R. Soils, Refugio Rodriguez, Servando Mancha, Noel A.

Campos, Jacinto de la Cruz, Jesus L. Pena, Leopoldo Farias, Kenneth J. Stutz, Jose R. Pena, Marcelo F. Caballero, Cruz Perez, Eugenio Perezr Rene Salinas, Fred O.

Ridings Jr. Also Enrique Garza, Sylves-tre Lopez, Guadalupe Solis, Oc-tavio Treviao, Jose R. Garza, David Segovia Bobby D. Swindell, Robert Salinas, Can-dido Palomarez Miguel A. Hinojosa Francisco Ramirez, Victoriano Palacios; and transfers, Lemard Collins from Pine Bluff, Leonel A.

Ta-mez from Stockton, and Margarito A. Cortez from Tulare, Calif. Bad Creampaffs Bring Arrest MADRID, Spain (UPI)-Po-lice arrested a bakery manager 1 ui wi WB6HS0TI2lKJ WASHES BIG iToi 'noWMOUHTEDSTEMEIBj LOADS AND fteiKss- f1 I i SMALLL0sp 1 lb. tfTR CENERAL 1 bL- 03 tc $239 Smm -t to iboW I ciqq i no r'l Mbn 4X Money 1 wwwr' Down i fcwt With I ON 1M TeiM Gold Btompo DE lOIID TO YDUnSELF SALE OF flEf.lIHGTO?'! nEniiiGTOir nEniiiGTOir' Ur I Monday when more than 400 persons suffered food poisoning after eating his special Moth- er's Day creampuffs. fhilrirpn trariitinnallv choro PAINTS PRESIDENT'S PICTURE Florencio Araguz, 900 North 25th Street" creampuffs witfr-heir mothers on Mother's Day! is celebrated Dec.

9 in Spain. TOUGH THREE proudly displays letter he received and frorced from the office of the-late President John F. Kennedy expressing the President's appreciation for a 3 by 4-foot oil portrait that Araguz painted of the president and sent to him as a gift. The letter also expressed the President's pleasure at the warm sentiments Araguz conveyed to him in an accompany ing letter. Araguz is employed as a display man at the J.

C. Penney Co. here and points as a hobby. (Monitor Photo) BUENOS AIRES (UPI) -The Ornbu tree of Argentina's pam pas is the toughest known to the forest Its wood won't burn, no hurricane can uproot, Reconvening of Congress in 1964 Will Mark Ending of Political Truce it Bas no Known diseases and scientists have not been able to discover the ombu's life span. leaders, Negro spokesmen, con gressional leaders and such.

borne Republicans are becoming unhaDpy as Johnson's ac fend a great many citizens and, thereby, cost the political activists a lot' of votes next time around. You might say that there is a generous helping of self service in any political truce called against itself by the loyal opposition. But this does not prevent the tivity is publicized and their own activity is submerged. They know better, however, By LYLE C. WILSON United Press International A decent interval will have by the time Congress reconvenes in January and Republicans will "be able to resume speaking frankly their opposition to the Kennedy-Johnson program.

The Republicans are handicapped just now by a wnimsi-cal fraud variously known as a political truce or a political as II TOASTER Orylurml U0fZJA tuimil fl "1 IWIf Cemte nZjWV RKharinMtt 0 iT-. Fully d)UitWt! I 1) 1 ujf! nP()ft Ktg 28.93 18.97 than to break the So they await during the decent interval, honing their weapons the while for blood-letting when loyal opposition from becoming restive as the truce is prolonged and the party in power happily ignores it. Not only does the party in power ignore the second session convenes in moratorium. This is a period of the truce, but it does so in con January. Pair Convicted In Slaying Of U.S.

Airman grace and seemly conduct most often in effect after some tragedy of national proportions such as the assassination of a fidence that no citizens will be offended nor votes lost in the process. This enrages the loyal opposition which can only pout or mutter to itself that the time ll 11 r.iuPTUP president. In the shocked after math of such an event, the loy uiri. mil -i i EVREUX, France (UPI) of the loyal opposition will Two Negro American soldiers I 16.67 come, one day, and when it does the dadbumed admmistra were convicted Monday night of unpremeditated murder in the shaving lyoreicoi SHAVING Plw In Kecrlva 1M its politicking president' had better not forget to death of a white airman as a I TV 7 Tu Gold Stamps result of a fight at the U.S. air FLOATING-HEAD' base here.

immimm 9PZEDSHAVEEL 90l ROTISSERIE Four other soldiers, including 4 one white, were scheduled to be itm iotiiv ai inrt tried Wednesday on similar charges arising from the same fM its 'to TN. it incident last Sept 6. The verdict Monday night was handed down against PFC. Ray al opposition usually hastens to announce that for the time being it will forego petty politics and nasty cracks about the late leader, If the opposition is caught with a big political clambake scheduled, it is traditional to postpone or to cancel it as the Republicans cancelled a midwestern meeting at which was to be launched the campaign to retire the Kennedys (all three 1 them) from public life. Aa Absolute Phony Such are the outward manifestations of a political truce in the train of national tragedy.

It Is of no conseoueflce that such political truce is an absolute phony. The facts, of course, are that the loyal opposition calls the truce against itself. This is done, not so much in respect to the late leader as in the certainty that outrageously noisy political activity at a time of national grief would of mond C. Bost 22, of Pitts h'4z burgh, and PFC. Robert duck.

GOP Holding Off And so it is with the Republicans just now and with President Johnson. Politics as usual is not for the Republicans during this period of mourning for John F. Kennedy. The citizens would resent it and that is that. But no such hazard frustrates the political activity of JFK's successor, nor should it.

A president who undertook to observe a political truce would be abdicating his responsibilities as chief executive. The presidential job is politics and if there is no politicking the job is not being done. So it is that President Johnson has been the busiest man in Washington in the past two weeks politicking with labor Burrell, 20, of Philadelphia, Pa The court martial board was made up of -10 white officers. Bost was sentenced to 15 years at hard labor and Burrell was sentenced to 12 years, but each of the terms is subject to an automatic review by Army officials in Europe and in Wash 21ST-CENTURY GOTHIC This finely detailed miniature church is but one of more than 100 buildings being hand-crafted for the General Motors Futurama at the 1964 New York City World's Fair. Some of the structures designed for the city of tomorrow will be 16 feet high.

They will be viewed by millions of visitors during a 15-minute ride through a 3'2-acre building at the fair. The Futurama will show what the world may well be like in the years to come if man utilizes the tools and techniques he has already perfected. To bring the city to "life," CM designers have created and animated 4,000 miniature human figures and vehicles. ington. They were' convicted In con nection with the death of Air man l.C.

Robert Ladgett of Woodlawn, in a base i hos EVERYDAY PRICE pital a few hours after the light. He received a fractured skull and a blood clot. FOLGER'S INSTANT COFFEE. .10 Or. Jar 99c BORDEN'S MELLORINE Half Gallon 49c TOWN COUNTRY 110.

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