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PAGE TWO THE AMAHILLO GLOBE. AMARILLO. TEXAS (Notice to public: been pawjed for publication by Thi board or ccnsom. to-wlt: tzzard. Paul Alllnsham.

Bart- Utt. Urn. Bob Babb Oradr Cfcmrj Mn Saras Winter. p. Black.

LcwU Wor- qyXe and Charlw Underwood:) Mr. Tack Presents Weather: Completely inundated with the Christmas spirit, Mr. Tack will be so verv charitable today. His White Christmas, a in the fact of clear weather by the weather bureau, bctfan arriving at 11:15 o'clock Saturday night. And next morning the ground and the roofs were covered.

This is the third White Christmas In Amarillo since Mr. Tack been I here. He arrived on these Plains November 28, exactly 25 years ago. Those self-anointed intellectuals who refuse to read Mr. Tack's column be mi.s.sing something if they don't road today.

No cheating, no cheating. No i ahead. Promise. On your honor. Walt its turn.

--Personal Photo loan Dell Weaver, 4 years old, and Ian Addeen Weaver, 2 years old, are the daughters oi Mr. and Mrs. I. D. Weaver, San Antonio.

They cie the granddaughters ol Mr. and Mrs. I. B. Wiggins, Medina, and Mr.

and Mrs. Carl R. Gray, Sunray. To keep abreast on things in A ve Mortgage the home. This is a i prize for the one who comes the arlllo.

romantically, socially, eco-; push-over, nomically, you've GOT to read Mr. i Tack. trek closest. has already The doctors report fewer colds and le Irom i than ever before in Amarillo'a -Calls, scores of them, have- been and Texas and the whole history during the Christmas sea- pouring into The News-Globe about i a nave started for New Or- son. 'leans biggest migration in world's history.

They will be hang-! we had our winter colds earlier ing from the stars, to peer into the this year. They began in Septem- ugar Bowl on New Year's Day. ber. Some are traveling in -special; trains, Cadillacs and Lincolns; some Eddie Johnson's birthday was the after Christmas. Mrs.

Eddie's the new football Everyone Is happy about It. Congratulations, Dick Blvin.s. Congratulations to htm and all the -members of the school board and to Superintendent Rogers. refe: Mr. flivins states he may hold a i fords and Plymouths and Chev- day a to whether they want!" 16 quite a few in birth i lu ill no I i i i i i i i i i -i the stadium.

Of course they of I Hundreds are walking or thumbing abouts. day the day before, or there- South. course they do! There is no ctls-j tneir opinion as to this. Not one i breath of objection by anyone who! record football it two weeks from tomorrow. The Texas Legislature meets the second Tuesday in January.

This I ane year is grand and wonderful. The will be built from 11 Oklahoma people have re-1 revenue bonds. And the city and jSponded MARKETS STOCK AVERAGES (Computed by Merrill Lynch. Pierce. Farmer Beane).

1 PM, Amsrlllo Time. 30 Industrials 177.58 up 16 20 Railroads 52 49 dn 04 14 Utilities 33.33 up The following afternoon New York stock market Quotations are furnished by the Amarillo offices of Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner Beane: Air Reduction 19'i, Alaska Juneau Allegheny Crp 9 Allegheny Lud Allied Stores Allls Chalmers 27 Amer Airlines 7W Amer CableiR 4 Amer CarFdy 32i Amer Locomot 17 Vi Amer PowerL Amer RadSS 14' Amer Roll Mill 25 Lambert Co Libby McNL Lockheed Alrc Loews Inc Lone Star Cm 66 LongBell LbA 20i LouisvNash 375s Mack Trucks Olen LMartln 1C 1 Miami Copper 13 MidCont Petr 45Vi Minn Mol PW 13-i 4 MKT RR Amer TobacB Amer Woolen 35'' Amer Zinc Ld 5ai Anaconda Cop 33U Anaconda Wr 33y, Armour Co 7 Assoc Drysds 131; Atch TopSF Avco Mfff 7U. Baldwin Loco 11J' 2 Baltimore lost Barnsdall oil 44'i Bendlx Avlatn Best Foods Bethlehem Stl 3414 Blaw-Knox 13 is, Bliss Co Boeing Alrpln Bohn Alumnm 24ii Borden Co 38'i Bore: Warner 54 Braniff Airway ey, Bridgeport Br Brlggs Mfc 29 Brlggs Strat 28 Bucyrus Erie Budd Co BurrouKhs Butler Bros Nash Keivlntr 14ti Natl AutoFlbr Natl Biscuit 31: 4 Natl Can 6 Natl CasnReg Natl Dairy Pr. 28U Natl Dept Str 14 3 Natl. Gypsum 15V Natl Distil 18 Newport Indu North Nat Gas 32 3 ,4 North Pac Rr 19 10'a 30 3 Calif Packing 35 Canada Dry ssj, Canadian Pac Carrier Corp 13 3 I Case Co 36ii, Caterplller Tr Celotex Corp 26'i Certaineed Pr Chesap A Ohio Chicago Corp 1SV.

8 Dr Pepper Pepsi Cola Phelps Dodee Phlico Corp Phillips Pet Pitts Plym Oil Pure Oil St Paul Chgo I Chrysler Pac CIT Financial Colo Fuel Iron Columbia GE II Columbia Carb 29V. Commer Cred Commer Soiv 17i' Comm South 3 Ccnsol Edison 3214 Consol Vultee 916 Continent Bak Continent Mot Continent Oil Wel1 1ve 1 cibl? 0 steel school hoard will Rtmranteo nothing. groggy. They It will pay itself out. Pine work, J' 4, i They're Mr.

Bivins, and members, In work- a to them about their team and Wmney Pain and Paul Allmgham of inf this i they start giggling. Wild men and! rlle News-Globe family. The wed' i wild women. They are so chuck fulli a i date will be announced later. But a suggestion has been made I Pi hysteria that at times they act! Miss Fain was born and reared in that the people should be sounded! lllce they wcrc toxicated or Texas.

She is the daughter of Mrs. Pain, of Canyon, and moved they insist. Their football players are youn. out as to the location of the new stadium. There are some who believe It should bo i west town.

There are some who think it should become one of the stars In the constellation of public entertainment and educational buildings at the Trl-Statc fair grounds. We have a group of young and earnest who are trying to work out a community plan for Am- arlHo's rapid growth and advancement. So many of thorn are behind the Trl-Statc fair. They think the new stadium would help the billons and dreams for Amarillo and I bl ked in 15 minutes, the entire Plains country. And stadium could be used 1 lcl story, for many tilings besides football out theve nt the Tri-State fair home.

-Vnd it will welcome all possible revenue. Amarillo has the start of a central plan, or whatever you may call It. Everything possible niched together in public and community improvements. The great objection to building the stadium near the fair grounds is the bottlenecks on the highways Really, the resurgence of football i. exultation among all Oklahoma 1 0 Amarillo some time back to be i people is the phenomenon of 1948.

with The News-Globe. Miss Fain now is in charge of our And their Big Day is New Year's National Advertising Department, Day at New Orleans. Their team I which is an important position. She wHl wm, of course, they think. Why is a charming', talented, most at- iney are better than Michigan, young woman who is great- say, They could spot Notre Dame beloved by the entire News-Globe two touchdowns and win by three, group and by all those who know Paul Allingham is part of the life gods.

Every place they go, in Okla- blood of The News-Globe family lioma, they are followed by crowds, and it is no secret that he is slated Ihe team stopped off in become publisher within a short i 11111.111:1 1.11.. one Saturday afternoon and wan-1 time. Beginning as a carrier boy, realisation of tho.ir hopes and am- Pown. And the streets were his rise in The News-Globe has been jmeteoric. But he has the drive and lability, plus, and has hugely earned olcl story They've every bit of success that has come built themselves up for a him.

freaking tumble. Their frenzy and their hero worship has achieved a peak in human intensity that is about to explode. The human mind and body and spirit can endure Just so much. History Old Tack is in a highly emotional state in writing this. Winney and Paul are getting married! If they were his own children, he couldn't I will repeat itself next tY I think more of them.

And he'll sure- i i I A i Saturday; the Oklahoma team, one of the greatest aggregations of the year, will be taken apart by North Carolina. cry at their wedding. And he will be there in all his glory or else. And Doehler Jarvls 31 Dome Mines 13 Douglas Alrcr Dupont 185 Eagle richer lav. Eastern Alrlln Eaton Mfg Electric Autol Electric PwL Erie Railroad 14 Farsworth TV 7a? Federal Mtr 5 Firth Carpet 17 Fllntkote 30H FosterWheeJer 25 Frecport Sulp 43 a 21i' General Electr General Foods General Motor General Tire Safety Glmble Glidden Co 20'S Goodall Sanf Goodrich San Goodyear TR 41 Graham Paige Great NP.Rpfd 4 i Great WSugar 16 Greyhound Cp Grumman Air Gult oil 6i5; Hal Oil Eqpt 18 Homestake 35 Houd-Hershey HoustonOllCo 34 Howe Sound 45't; Hudson Motor 13 HUPD Corn 111 Central 31V, NY Cont RR Ohio Oil North Au Oliver Corp Packard Motor 4Va Pan Am Air 1 Pan Est 50 3 ,4 Pan Param Po 23V, Penney Pen Fw Lt Penn Rr Co.nojy« 33 13 Radio Corp Radio OrrJ Reo Motors Repub Avla Repub Steel Rexall Drug Reyn Tob Rich fid Oil St Regis Paper Safeway Store St Joseph Ld Schenley Dist Sears Roe Servel Inc Sham Sb Sharon Steel Shell Un Oil Simmons Co Sinclair Oil Socony Vac Porto Rico Se South Pac Rr Southern Ry Sparks-With Spiegel Inc Square Co Stand Brands Stand Gasp Stand Oil Cal Stand Oil Ind Stand Oil NJ Stand Stl Spg Stewart.

Warn Stone Web Steudebaker Sunray Oil Co 28V, -i Symington Gd Qtf, Texas Co 53H Tex Prod Tex Gull Sul 60 Tex Pac CAO 23''j Tex Pac Lnd 42'' 2 Tldewtr As 23 Transam Com lo'i Transc WA 20th Cent Pox i Union Barc Union Cc 40 7 Union Pac as United Alrc 23'i United Airline insj United Corp 2''i TJnited- Gas Im 19 2 6 5 "10 391,4 2 72 17i'a "I JACK AHMSTBONG MONDAY. DECEMBER 27. LE'SEE TMRTXTHOUSANP TCNS FOURTEEN HUNPR6P A MUMBLE FROM WHAT rve SEEN. CAM PROBABLY TAKE TWENTY OR THIRTY TKOUSAMP TONS OF ORE OUT OF THIS KNOW YOU THERE'S ONLY ONE I PI COULD MAKS THIS KINPA ODUSH errs SET THE ON THE ROAR QUAY. BENNY.

YOU'RE ft SMART KIP 1 GOTTA A PROBLEM THE COVEfSlMENT WILL GIVE US TEN THOUSAND PTXLAKS OF URANIUM CRf. MOW IF WE OKNEP ALL THC LANS? WEP TAKE IN FOURTEEN HUMORS? A CATCH. IVEEPE3. COUPLA SMALL RANCHERS OWN THIS LflNP. GOT EMOUEH MONEV TO BUY ITAI MOPS.

BUT I KNOW WHERE I CAN SET THEN THE NEXT STEP is TO BUY UP THE LAMP BEFORE tNYONS SETS WISE. FIFTY- FIFTY SPLIT ON THE WEEPER PCNY FORCETTHAT PART' lit BET EVEN SLASHER. IS SO THIS WHOLE MOUNTAIN IS LOAPSP WITH URANIUM I A TON, I'M SURE GLAPI INVESTS? IN A JSEP AMP GEISER COUNTER FOR YOU BENNX OUT TO BE A VgRV SMART MOVE Inspirntn Cop Interlake Iron 13'- Intcrnatl Harv 27V Internatl Nick 30 hasn't been too much heavier. EVe '7 cnl1 to my But those underpnMcs could bo, leco as to the point of call, made wider. Mayor Hagy and the; Ancl as a person who would pre- Santa Fc could sec to this.

This trouble, I'd certainly advise not an insurmountable problem by: to keep out of the way of Mason any means. Improves WASHINGTON, Dec. 27 (U.R) KC Southe KennecottCon 56-T 12V. TJS Lines TJS Rubber 38 US Steel 70-ji TJnited Wallpp 3 Walwcrth Co 9Vn Warner Bros 10 Warren Petro 22 West Ind SK Western Auto 36 a Western Una 5 i Westinsh Alrb 321', Crime Wave- (CONTINUED PROM PAGE 1) located southeast of Amarillo in Randall County. Viola WilKams, 110 East Fifteenth, Apartment 4, reported burglary of her residence.

According to police the back door was opened, probably with a skeleton key, and a cigarette lighter, six blouses, a brown gabardine suit, a week-end bag and a cameo pin were stolen. Burglars entered the cleaning room at the rear of Doche and Company, cleaners, 412 Buchanan. Armand Doche, of the company, said apparently the prowlers failed to take anything from the plant. Mattie Brown, 114 Milam, reported theft of a suede coat and a pair of gloves from her car Saturday night. Friday night a knife wielding hijacker took S100 from Joe Strawn.

manager of Victory Theater. Approximately 51,500 worth of jewelry and other merchandise items were taken the same night from the window of Amarillo Band House, US East Fifth. The. home of A. B.

Latham, 744 North Pierce, was burglarized of about S300 worth of clothing and household articles. Another window burglary occurred on Christmas Eve at Lewis Jewelers, Sixth and Jewelry was taken from the window. There were numerous other burglaries, thefts and car prowlings, mostly involving small amounts. Amer Lt Amer Maracab Ark Gas A ti Atlas Plyw in Burry Biscuit 1 Cnllite Tungsfc 2 Catalln Corn 4 Central SW 11 Cnssna Alrc 3: Clings Service 44 Crown Drug 2 Cuban At; Suer In Elcc BS 107- Elec West Va. Pap 3934 White Motors 14 Willys.

Overt 74 Wilson Co Hi'. Wood a In Wool worth Wyandotte Wr YouiiKstn 7 2 Yoimgstn St 1 Zonlte Prod NEW VORK CURB Trc 1ST', 1 Kingston Prod La Land is 5 a Lone Star Gas Natl Bell Hess 3 Nlas Hud Pwr Northrop Alrc 11 Rescue- (CONTINUED PROM PAGE 1) will accomplish what Air Force rescue teams have failed to do thus far. Seven of the 13 Air Force men have been on the ice cap since their transport plane went down Dec. 9. The others joined them as result of unsuccessful rescue attempts.

The last two, members of a second glider rescue team, were left on the ace cup Christmas Day when the towlinc of their glider broke. Cardinal-- (CONTINUED PROM PAGE 1) The cardinal, 56 years old, has not; left his residence at Esztergom for a considerable time. He spent the; Christmas holidays there. Blank Spaces In Spy Hunt nent Hungarian Catholics disapproved of the cardinal's attitude toward the present political system WASHINGTON. Dec.

27 Congressional spy investigators are looking for at least two more couriers for Communist espionage rings. of this country mid had asked him; to change the official Catholic hunt will be left over for i cy the new session ol Congress as part There had been recent diately identified. Aboard the Saipan, Capt. William Davis of Savannah, commander of the tactical rescue operation, conferred at length with the seven pilots who will take part. He said three torpedo bombers -will first fly to the ice cap and radio back all pertinent information about weather and physical conditions.

If possible, he said, they will try to drop markers on the ice cap to guide the helicopters. a standstill. Court Rules on Rent Hikes are sure in one or more Red couriers preceded and followed Miss Elizabeth T. Bentley. "So far, we have no conclusive evidence on that point," Representative Munrlt, South Dakota Republican told reporters.

"But their existence is entirely logical, and all the circumstantial evidence points in that direction. "There still arc Communists In government. So in all probability there are Communist couriers WASHINGTON, Dec. 27 (U.R)--The emergency court of appeals today working The Navy rescue team also got' upheld the right of Rent Director 1 tie believe Miss Bentlev and a veteran of three polar expeditions! with Rear Adm. Richard E.

Byrdj Woods' partial rejection of a Chambers has testified that he warned the fliers to planes if they are forced stay by their i 2 0 er cent rent boost proposed was tl reed down. i Jamestown, NY, by the Jamestown that the -messenger for a spy ring stole government secrets for "Don't wander around," he said. re boa rd. several years before he broke" with "I'm sure there's nothing to see i ordered the full 20 pet the Communists in 1938. i Gr li Ui la At Argentia, Newfoundland, two Coast Guard pilot ships will ren- permit.

lP leases. courier for two wartime rings, starting around the middle of 194l! And Dr. W. M. Curl, 410 Ten- jdezvous with the Salpan to assist it: had annroved onlv 8 ncr She to soure on the Reds, told thrOHBh t.hp icnhprcr-virlrton 0 I 8 per vrtr nessee, lost the anti-freeze out of his radiator.

He told police the anti-freeze was evidently drained last night before 10:30 o'clock. Accidents-- (CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1) night. But this morning, the East and sSaif lcoobe Davis! Shait between Greenland and Lab-: increase--that portion based on rador. her story to the FBI, and kept working with the Communists for a while at the FBI's request. Mundt said the committee now (CONTINUED PROM PAGE 1) stable Duke's letter said.

The letter continued, "If you arc ci I Pantepec a seasonal low of 26. It iras 5 below at Binghamton, NY, 3 above at Elkins, W. 13 at Columbia, SC, 10 at Louisville and 16 at Hichmond, Va. But the nation's coldest spot was Humble Oil Kaiser Prase 75''-, Rynn cons oil in the Bocky Mountains. It Solar Alrc Sterling Inc Superior TD Utal Idaho Ss: was 26 below at Big Piney, Wyo, increased taxes on rental property.

Ife had turned down the local -board's plea for an additional 13 in the blank places. per cent increase, based on de- el ls tlle thrc e-year gap from creased earnings of a "sample" tlme Chambers got out of the group of landlords. Party in 1938 until Miss Under Woods' regulations a "sam- Bentl took over in 1011. And pie" in a city the size of James- there is the spot after the war, from town--with 13,000 rental units--must the tlme Mj ss "Bentley quit being a at least 450 units. runner, until now.

win-, fi-m -n i 11 board supplied re- Mundt said the present members with the paid deputies, I will tell ports on 4I4 units-more than the committee ml) recommend you tnese deputies will be on night number required. However Woods i those who serve In the new duty and will be on call at the'rejected 200 on grounds they were'sion that an all-out effort be rrride office or call the police station not properly filled out. to find the missing runrers wherever they might be, so In appealng the decision the will be able them at any their cars are patrol where le to get in touch with board contended Woods had no right 11 time in the event that to specify any particular number of lialOiu OCOIl IS tied up. Tliey 'Will i as a proper "sample." bs and places ourt, wever rejec Charged With Theft J-UilllU OK OU( LiC JJCH-liO VJ1 VilC ibun i- i Wentwort.h_M had six to eight inches the deputies by Jan. 1.

King. He's too old to "fight." But former Undersecretary of state T( WrlEht H.irgr OVER-THE-COUNTRR Trans 1 3 3 3 1T of new snow and blizzard conditions i prevailed on many passes from Ne- Ivada to California. The weather The question should be studied try from all angles. And it should lle a.v or another. lie's OVe today from his ordeal settled by a pooling of the best i a 'hey say back in Tennessee And; lylne; unconscious for hours beside a public minds WP hnvc in Amarillo.

jTennessce people take their fights Maryland brook. The location nf the now stadium seriously than most any peo- Dr. George R. Huffman the for- important thing. Maybe P'e I know.

mer di lomat personal physician CLOSING CHICAGO by i a it's the solution of our groat noecl! of bigger undorpassos! Butch will pay a Mason King is ninddcr than his 'cturn. friends luive ever soon him. Ho is' Butch is an 11-pound threatoiung to stomp someone into Pekingese belonging to Marv pi the pnvomont nnd ho will dnughter of Stan ton Field our ci pay a reward of $100 for Int'orma- engineer, tlon leading to tho apprehension of a certain Individual. said that so far as "complications CORN- dn up vi May dn is missing and Mr Tack as Com OATS- reward of $10 for Butch's' resultms from ex a lrft cerned, we'll just have to wait." malp Welles condition was serious, but not critical. Dr.

Huffman said Welles as yet had not been able to say how he collapsed in the open field about a mile from his unchanged city He's 9 years old and won't live Oxen Hill, too much longer. But Mary, who is: The 56-year-old Welles A A CITY I i A CITY Dcc 27 "PI--Cattle calves 900: steers- slow ter was the heaviest in 15 years. California had the highest death toll in the nation, 52, including 37 highway fatalities. A freezing rain in Texas which scattered a Indiana counted rly sales to buyers; frequently 5o! and a i cent-s lower; avorasc i to low ana good over 1100 pounds under most pressure: few Rood fed heifers about operators who hire them by the night to watch their establishments. Mr.

Duke will start his second covered part of the state's roads term as constable next Saturday with ice early yesterday receives SI 800 a. vear salarv Texas' total to 46 with 23 automo- Us 25 a month car allowance bl Ohio ea had 34 deaths, including 22 ceR'mu'cVSs 6 on the highways, while New York 27 fatalities Ivania gan each had 25. clubs and places coul 't, however, rejected this Woods' attorneys said: constable sn'id 'he would like L' lat I' llaci been "PheW, the rent I a TM Scott, 24 years old. Tonth T-- directors authority would have been ai1f i Pierce, was charged with theft so seriously impaired as to jeopard- OVCT this morning following his rent control. arrest Sunday evening in connec- Whiie rejecting the Jamestown i tion with a car theft, board's main contention, the court Bond was set at $1.500 Scott had i rove d- Us plea for a.

20 per cent not posted bond early this after- i roni nig nt clul) jiini uniicc plscc ftrffi cr TMt.A..... i i i i o.ifc*;i For somc time now Mr. Duke has Ray Ellison anrl Ed VVhit- ney in his office as unpaid increase on grounds that Woods was noon. TM.i". i i holdin Part of the Police said Scott was arrested on reports invalid.

year. COUNCIL SETS MEETING PARIS, Dec. 27 (iP) A British; i iciuitiiLiea and Micw -Bites Hre Pending Tor Jackson Baby Four Die-- (CONTINUED PROM PAGE 1) advanced the theory that the heater East Fourth Avenue. The car was recovered at the time of the arrest. Officers said the vehicle is a 1940 Chevrolet coupe which belongs to Omar Hcrmsmeyer, 1312 East Fifth.

It was reported stolen yesterday afternoon, officers said. he had read in tho paper. Uio telephone. She explRlnc-cl the his "toss ifmgility of Butch. And how darling The latest bulletin "He was Iho most abusive man cute he is.

And how little a was "behaving well have ever encountered. Ho called eigned and so forth. And complained of some me words I ncvor honrcl of before," n-skod how he came to be chest. It said reports Mason. Butch, she was nonplussed, resting easily.

he came to be chest. It said he was a'n'd i i i Hnrry Gllstrnp was a low-Hfed son- Marys Butclf. of-a-b "I'll pay $100 to find out who he is." Mason Insisted this morning. "He's the vilest man I've ever hoard talk." Tlie truth is no one rxrcpt a wits expected the Sandios All that wns done to 01 And now we come to the bi news No. we'd hotter delay it a bitlonger.

When it started to snow on Christmas night, as Mr. Tack said it would, my telephone began to ring. For hours it rang almost continuously. And a so urh in Vou goocl l' TO P'e. 'or telephoning.

10 w.n. But was S(uv i S24.50 Welles, was one of the closest advisers of the late President Roosevelt, left his estate at nearby Oxon Hill, shortly before midnight on Christmas Day for one of his nocturnal strolls. Exactly when he collapsed was not GULPORT, Dec. 27 Iff 1 )--Dr. Avis Taylor of Oklahoma City; Jonah Nichols, 82 years old.

the paternal grandparents, Mr, of Dallas, died in Memorial Hospital and Mrs. S. C. Jackson of Ardmore. here yesterday.

'Okla. HUBERT may have burned a oxygen A in the room. He said the house was) closed tightly and some of the vents were clogged by limber piles He; said Mrs. Schncdorf and Jerry col-' lapsed on the floor and thus had "RITE TO the advantage of the last traces oxygen. The doctor's wife and the sur- 1 REWARD FOR WATCH viving child were taken to San Beri a Tack: nardino Hospital.

The boy I husband lost his Mido watch, is in critical condition. leather band, on Thanksgiving Mrs. Schnedorf was able to tell lost it somewhere in the investigators this story: vicinity of North Spring Street and Her husband's mother arrived 'North East Eighth. Will pay a real Santa Barbara last Tuesday a for the return of this watch and they all went up to the rent- '5892. By Dick Winger! cd mountain cabin here Thursday.

They spent most of Friday dec- oratinp the tree ant) wrapping presents. They ate dinner early Christmas Eve and went to bed known hut temperatures dipped as low as 15 decrees above zero during the hours he was awav. Welles' 270-300 Bounds weights scarce' choice 300-450 pound sows -----n i I SOWS carif-c 1 9 ea 0 a 4 7 5 G00 Und5 Cattle 14.000 calves 600: darner were taken out by injuries. the whole plan of things was lost. And really, it was a cinch When Very little money was dropped ex- Tack says "Yes" and the weather a irrc-sponsiblcs trust says "No." it's cinch should be under lock and key.

that the meterological plutocracy None of us. except Putt "Powell. as suessed wrong again. said the Sandies would win nnri, Putt stated that he was making a I The merch most, of them, did 7-6 forecast because of sentiment. i a grand Christmas business.

And The Sandies would have beaten I a11 over thes Waco with- Garner and Fox: with-! ere driving home from church. SC Hff I I luIS. IViOllOY a 3 a out them they didn't have a chance, They were nt least 40 per cent wenk- We of The game Saturday Waco's team lacked Buchanan, steers S26.50-29.00: medium to low-good I Erodes medium to low- i choice heifers 321.50-27.50: few Rood youne cows up to S21.00: medium and good sausage bulls S22.00-23.25: medium to choice vealers stockrrs and feeders scarce, about 5tead7. Sheep 4.500: slaughter Iambs 50 cents nlirher: ewes strong: early top wcoled lambs $26.00: choice No. 1 clippers S25.25: ewes S10.75 down.

FINANCIAL INDUSTRIAL FUND Liquidating S1.742: olferlnr, S1.91. hing. Mrs. Molloy -and her husband, c. Molloy.

a retired Navy officer, ago. Kill be sworn in for new 10 o'clock next Saturday At that time new bonds will be your last dollar. Sell the family sll-' Mr. Tack plans to put up a JEni SaD is to be produced soon In SOOPER UUNftft King Features Sj-ndicate, World rights reserved. at 9:30, leaving a turkey ready Dear Tack: for roasting in the oven.

That was the last she remembered--until she awoke at dawn the morning after Christmas. Her weak cries brought neighbors who summoned officers. The father was found in a chair before the tree. The other bodies were on beds. MRS.

W. O. PYEATT Texas Refinery 904 North Spring. FINDS KEY RIXG Dec. 21.

on West Seventh be(CONTINUED ON PAGE 9) E. W. Bowen of Tucurr.cari, recently was elected a director, of the New Mexico Board of Realtors. AMARILLO'S FINEST "This isn't my shirt--mine had cjily two sleeves." Funeral Directors.

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