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17, Ittl EXFttSS CUSONID ADS, CAM411 tOUt FAMILY NfWSPAPft B-58 Retraces LindyV Route for A Record Neighbor Councils Set Goals 'A program to step up the activities of the Good Neighbor Council was presented to a meeting of the San Antonio Chapter. International Good i Coqjjcil Friday morning in the Mexican Consulate Auditorium. The program was presented by Jack Drake, vice president of the 1GNC for the United States, and Glenn Garrett, executive director of the Texas Good Neighbor Commission. One of the high points of the plan was the suggestion of hiring an executive secretary to devote full time to the goals of the Council and to stimulate more interest of the individual citizen and businessmen. The speakers pointed out the $10 annual individual membership dues would be supplemented by $100 life membership and pledges to a sustaining fund which woulc permit a $10,000 annual operating budget for the council.

John Lawson, chairman of the San Antonio Chapter 1GNC presided over the meeting. Gladys Coy, visitors and information department of the San Antonio Chamber of Commerce, anc a director of the IGNC will accepl new memberships. At the 'meeting, Ramon Galindo, past president of the San Antonio i a Chamber ol Commerce, said that the rela- 4 All Atlantic Accident on Road Project Marks Are In Devine Fatal to Youth Shattered RECORD BREAKERS--Crew of the record-breaking U.S. Air Force B-58 that flashed across the Atlantic Friday are, left to right, Moj. William Payne, pilot; L.

Polhemus, navigator; and Copt. Raymond R. Wagener, defense systems operations. They were photographed at Paris' Le Bourget Field soon after Wirephoto. Bond Bids jPcace Corps countries have never been bettor, hut with reference to Cuba, he feels the Mexican government of President Lopez Mateos should give greater support to President Kennedy with regard to Cuba and CommuniA Dictator Castro.

1-- COWAN Owen Haskell (Red) Cowon 2V, ol Donna, Texas passed away Thursday May 25 In that city: Survived by widow, Adeline Cowan; son, David John Cowonj daughters, Mary Anne, (Catherine Lynne and I I Sue Cowan, oil at Donna; parents, Mrs. Edna Jordan Rowlings of Sun Antonio and Mr. Owen Hoskell Cowon Sr. of Fort Worth; grandfather, Guldo Jordan Sr, of San Antonio; aunt, Mary Jordan; Guldo Jordan Great aunts, Emma and Emily Jordan. Arrange- menls pending with Z'ZIK-KEARNS-DOWNING -Brio.

Gen. Leonard -Dldcson Wedd- Ington, USAF 65, 'of 322 pinewood passed away loco! hospital May 76. Survivors: Wife, Mrs. D. Weddington; dnuahter, Mrs.

V. G. Dubols, both of San Anlonlo; son, James R. Weddington, San Diego, 3 grandchildren; brother, Frank Weddlnaton, New Mexico. Services 9:30 a.m.

Monday, Dodd Field Chapel. Interment Ft. Sam Houston Notional Cemetery with full military honors. Memorial contributions may be made lo The Salvation Army. Arrangements by HANAVAN-McCLAUGHERTY WYRTCK Mrs.

Adelaide Maud Wyrlck, age of 278 E. Edgewood Place, passed away local hospital. May 25 She was a member ot SI. Peter Prince of The Apostles Church. Survivors: Husband, Lt.

Col. Guy Wyrick, (ret), San Antonio; daughter, Evelyn A. Slevers, Ft. Worth; 2 grandchildren. Services 11:15 a.m Monday, Drawing Room.

Hanavon- McCluugherty Funeral Home wifn Rev. Thomas J. O'Brien officiating. Interment Ft. Sam Houston Nallonal Cemetery.

Memorial contributions may be made to Boystown, Nebr. Arrangements by A A VAN-McC LA GH RT -JSRAEL A-1C Robert D. Israel, USAF, age 30, of 324 Longvlew passid away local hospital, May 25. Survivors; Wife, Mrs. Robert D.

Israel; stepsons, Eugene, Jimmy, Larry and David Jones; Debra Israel atl of Son Antonio; mother, Mrs. Oltie Marie Mopes, Jackson, Ohio; mother-In law, Mrs. i Alexander, Palestine, service 1:30 p.m. Monday, Dodd Field Chapel with Chaplain Pou! Tomasovic officiating. Interment Ft.

'Sam Houston National Cemetery. Arrangements by HANAVAN-McCLAUGHERTY REHMET Mrs. Earl R. Rehmef, of 264 W. El Monte died at her home May 25.

Resident San Antonio 33 years. Member Central -Christian Church and Daughters of the Nile. Survivors: Husband, Alfred C. Rehmet; daughter. Miss Velma Rehmct, San Antonio; parents, Mr.

and Mrs. E. O. Arnim, Moulton, Texas; sisfers, Mrs. Ruth Windecker, Moulton, Miss Alice Arnim, Houston, Miss Doris Arnim and Mrs.

Anna Mae Wotke'r, both San Saba; brother, 0. Arnim, San Antonio. Funeral services 10 a.m. Saturday, May 27, Akers Chapel with Earl Waldrop officiating. The body will be laken overland to Smith Funeral Home, Moulfon, Texas for 2 p.m.

services, followed by Interment Moulton Cemetery. Pallbearers- L. W. Lerick, E. Gephard, Joe Hester, Jack Frazier, Bill Aldrich and Sherman Yeozell.

Arrangements by ROY AKERS CA6-7201 LAYMAN Mrs. Bessie Lee Layman, aae 67. of 334 Moursund, died Friday at a local hospital. Survivors: Husband, Walter L. Layman; brother, Alchei'S M.

Howard, San Antonio. Arrange mcnts when comoleted will be on- 1 Opening Set Bids on sale of $2.2 million in road and hospital bonds will be opened June 23, county commissioners ruled Friday. In a breakdown of the bonds, $1,500,000 will be used for additions to the Robert B. Hospital, approved a 31 by voters. Earmarked for road district bonds in Precinct 3 is $500,000, voted in January of 1960.

The remaining $200,000 in bonds, voted in 1958, will go toward rood district work in Precinct 2. Van Howard, bonding attorney for the county, said the county can expect alower rate of interest by selling the three issues together. In other action, commissioners approved purchase of a $6,957 spectrophotometer to be used by county medical examiner Dr. Robert Hausman in analaysis of toxic drugs, narcotics and blood in connection with criminal investigation. Svoboda Riles Held Saturday FLORESVILLE (Spl.) Funeral services for John 10, who died Thursday, will be leld at 9:15 a.m.

Saturday at the Murray Funeral Home. Services at Sacred Heart Church will fol- ow with interment in Sacred Heart Cemetery. A native of Czechoslovakia, Svo- had been a resident of Wilson County for 60 years. He is survived by two daughters Mrs. Bayer, San Antonio; Mrs.

Mary McClosky, Floresville: two sons Anton Svoboda, Floresville; and John Svoboda San Anonio; 15 grandchildren and five reat-grandchildren. Tests Set Saturday Dead at 65 PARIS (AP)-A U.S. Air Force B58 bomber flashed across the Atlantic Friday to commemorate Charles A. Undberg's epic flight 34 years ago and made It in one- tenth of the Lone Eagle's time. The jet broke all records for an Atlantic crossing.

The time of the four-engine Convair Hustler's flight from New York to Paris was announced as 3 hours, 20 minutes but later officially corrected to 3 hours, 19 minutes and 41.5 seconds. Sometimes flying at twice the speed of sound, the bomber's average speed was 1,095.5 miles an hour. When he brought his single-en gine "Spirit of St. Louis" down at Le Bourget Field after the first successful solo New York-Paris nonstop flight May 21, 1.127, Lind bergh had been in the air for hours. His average speed was a little over 109 m.p.h.

The Hustler landed at Le Bour- i get to a rousing welcome from senior U.S. officers in Europe and officials of the 24th International -Paris Air Slu'w. The show com- DHV1NE 19-year-old i Papes are from Gonzalc-s construction worker was electro-j The younger Pape Is survived Icuted late Friday afternoon neari a wlfe two sma chiMren (Natalia. Alvin Owen Pape Jr. was tearing out a bridge on the Pearson Road near U.S.

81 and was loading forms onto a truck when a boom line went slack and contacted a high tension power line. The youth's father. Alvin O. Pape was operating the boom when the accident happc ed. according to Judge Oak Williams PEACE IS WANTED LONDON (AP)-Chemical tycoon Sir Clavering FisOn Is convinced after a Moscow visit that the Soviet man in the street wants peace.

For example, he quotes a Russian luxi driver: "Our Premier Khrushchev -and your Premier Macmillan can go shoot Devine. who conducted th" in- each other--as long as they don't Mrs. Hurl Riles Held in Nixon NIXON--Funeral services were held In Dcwvllle Methodist Church for Mrs. Kate Hurt. 75, of 5515 Loma Linda, San Antonio.

Shu died In a San Antonio hospital. Surviving her are a dauKhter, Miss Lilly Belli Hurt, of San two sons, W. F. Hurt of Scguin and Hcnsley T. Hurt of Gonzales.

quest. Judge Williams bring the rest of us into it." VOTE TODAY FOR TOWER (PAID POUTICAL ADV.) retired air force who i mrema TM! es he anniversary WASHINGTON (AP) At 8:30 a.m. Saturday. 7,000 Americans will sit down in 340 centers across the nation and write answers to questions for hours. The examination is their first hurdle'on Lhe way to the Peace Corps.

The government is giving the exam as the initial step in select- had been a pioneer in aerial photography, Brig. Gen. Leonard Weddington, 65, of 322 Pinewood, died of a heart attack Friday. Funeral services will be held at .9:30 a.m. Monday at the Chapel of the Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery.

Interment be the National Cemetery with full military honors. The general is survived by his of Lindbergh's flight, and the Hustler's feat got the event off to a rousing start. The unofficial flight time of the Hustler, was 5 hours 55 minutes for its whole trip from Carswell Air Force 'base in Texas to Lc Bourget. The ocean miles- broke the record for flights between the continents. The previous transatlantic record--5 hours ing candidates for the widow, a son Jim R.

Weddington. 45 minutes-was set bv a Boeing which will send skilled Americans San Diego, a daughter Mrs. V. G. 707 commercial jet.

The Hustler, piloted by Maj. William Pavnc. made the flight Kurs at low pay and share the ico and throe grandchildren. from Tcxas ncns rcflic li n( in normal living conditions of the- Born in Childress, Wed- 1 to underdeveloped nations, The'Dubois, San Antonio, a broth- members will work long er Frank Weddington, New Mex- host country. This first examination wil followed by a special test June 5 for candidates who want to teach school courses overseas.

The corps plans another general examination in early July. The United States already has made agreements with Tanganyika, farm and community development in Colombia and English and science teaching in the Phil-j ppines. I There also ending with Ghana dia, Pakistan, Burma, Malaya and Thailand, countries visited re- by Peace Corps Direclor Sargent Shriver Jr. dington became a combat pilot be with the Army Air Corps during World War I. After the war he studied photography at Langley Field.

and during the 1920s engaged in some 800 flying hours as an aerial photographer. He made numerous surveys for the Air Corps and also was called in to make a survey of the U.S.- the air. Gen. Leon Johnson, air deputy to the supreme Allied commander in Europe, Gen. Lauris Norstad, headed a group of senior officers who welcomed Payne and his crew.

Flying with Payne were Capt. William L. Polhemus, navigator and Capt. Raymond R. Wagener, Mexico boundary along the Rin defensive systems All, Grande, lie also organized two photo sections for the Air Corps, are from the Strategic Air Command's base at Carswell.

section i An Air Force said the three also set a record Weddington several I from Carswell to Washington of 2 are agreements i including the first photo ana. Nigeria. In- at Biggs AFB. tours of duty in San Antonio. He hours 1G romaini-d in service during World between War II, retiring in 19411.

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Funeral services are scheduled for 4 p.m. Saturday at the First iMethodist Church, with burial following at the Kenedy cemetery. TO VISIT.PARIS PARIS (AP) -Israel's Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion will visit Paris June 5-7, the ment announced, en route home from Canada and the United! States. He meets with President Charles de Gaulle June 6. EXPRESS Published Each Saturday By Express pupblishfng Co.

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