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missed only two winners. triumph over Florida's surprise Stale which ended North Carolina streak and Rice's, their long winless by SMU were the tough setback for the experts. ones of the week through 16 in The winners. one that order, follow: Davis, Mrs. J.

H. Wynn. Onell Roy G. Young. Tom Gamble, Lloyd, Ed Wells.

Jimmy Scott. Lovd E. Ricky Buswell Hazel Player, Roy Adams, Clark, Henry WatJames Baughman, ford. Jimmy Loftin, Pat L. Benton.

Cable and Mrs. Dorothy Jack Cable. of Slocomb, who Onell Davis one winner missed picking only Intense Hurricane Whirls Out To Sea Missing U.S. Coast (AP) An intense hurMIAMI whirled north northeastward rican Atlantic today, accompain the well over 100 nied by winds of miles an hour. of the storm VAS exThe center to the west of Berpected to pass at muda and continue northward hour, well about 18 miles per from the United States away mainland.

rate moveLittle change in intensity was direction or ment, during the next fe expected bureau said. hours, the weather course would take and its persent 500 miles east of Cape it 400 10 Hatteras. winds extend outward Hurrican 80 miles to from the center about with gales exthe north and east. for 200 miles. tending outward the path of the hurrito exercise exShips in can were warned and the weather treme caution "large, intense bureau called it a hurricane." Number 23 figures.

for CenThe defense program. tral Alaska, the generals here say, has barely been started. Gen. Frank F. Everest.

Brig. Yukon sectorvital beartland and northern commander the centered on Ladd at this time we part of Alaska Field -said that airfields fully ready have only two 10 handle any considerable numand to house the ber of airplanes, who fly and service them. men Ldd Field at FairThese are. and Elmendort Field at banks about 290 air miles Anchorage. of Fairbanks.

Anchorage Is south Inlet leading to the on the Cook of Alaska and the Pacific Gulf Ocean. Theif combat strength is puny. of al "iron ring of deReports built or being built of tenses" already Alaska were termed by Everin fantastic things I est most ever heard in my life." the recent war. the During United States' Alaskan bases were aimed 1,500 miles down the Aleutian chain of islands at Japan. These, with minor exceptions, were built to last only a few years.

They are in large part being abandoned. while the Central Alaska scheme starts practically from scratch. Now. while armchair stralegists and some military men alike talk of possible airborne assault over the frozen top of the world. Alaska is described by the army men here as hardly more than a training ground for a handful of special air, ground and sea forces.

That this situation is well known to any interested major military power, the top soldiers here are certain. Our defenses here are being beefed up, but at a molasses-innome pace set by limited supply. weather that ranges at Fairbanks from 90 degrees above zero in the summer to 70 below in the winter. and the fantastic costs of military building and maintenance in such a climate. Quarters for one non-commissioned man's family that would cost $14.000 in the States are listed here as slightly more than $28.000 A commissioned officer's quarters costing $18.000 in the States costs more than $36.000 here.

Base maintenace is said to be four times as costly as in the States. Asked about large appropriations for Alaskan military affairs. Everest said cannot fight battles with dollars It takes airplanes, people, tanks. guns and bullets. It takes airports 11 being not ent paper None of these are in Alaska in suf ficient bors 11 doest take long what In he 15 taking about.

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opening communists had siderable gaining entry into motion picture industry. This dent. he from the comm preliminary investiga- J. C. Hardy 84, Dies At Residence Here Monday, October 20, 1947 DOTHAN EAGLE, Dorothy Dix Says: DOROTHY DIX: My wife, DEAR has always, been a fun.

loving affectionate and unperson, good mother and but since she. has I selfish and a housekeeper, aged she ha st gotten changed. She has bemiddle unreasonable, moody and completely melancholy and exucse is not being half that doing she is weak her job, mend tired all the time and does not sleep well. doctor says she needs more The work, and that I am 10 stepping once or rest, less and assist with the take her out twice responsibility is week, In other words, I must children where concerned. He says her tears are a baby of nerves and the her.

love, but how can combination need of extra to someone who seems you lost all of her good spirits Jove have I do my job and and wife to do hers withgood nature? I expect my out all this handling with my help. So why gloves? I have been indifferent giving kid her the cold, silent, treatment and letting her but get so along best she results. I might, far it has not brought thinking about divorce, have children adore their mothbeen afraid of what it but the er and I am would do to them and to my standing in the community. REWARD THOUSANDFOLD The doctor says that if I am sympathetic and understanding in my treatment of my wife noW, she comes back to normal when will repay me 8 thousandfold she and gratitude. What do with love think of the doctor's advice? you A DISGUSTED HUSBAND I think the doctor is ANSWER: absolutely right and that it you follow the counsel that he has given you that you will reap an exceedingly great reward.

When woman who has been practical and commonsensical and gay and hunorous, suddenly goes to pieces and becomes thing of nerves tears and whims, she is not and putting on an act. She is going through the hell that was the that God sent on Eve for curse breaking the law He had imposed, and her daughters are still paying the penalty. Certainly it is hard on you to well ordered househave your hold scheme disrupted and your wife turn into a semi-invalid, of the years she has dejolly but think pampering you makvoted to home for you, and enough sport to bear Ing pleasant be 1 good her patiently for a little with while. MISS DIX: My husband DEAR Neuritis Pains For quick, delightfully comforting help for shes and pains of Rheumatiam, Arthritis, puritis, Lumbago, Sciatica, or Neuralgia try pleasant tasteless medicine that rks through the blood. First dose usually arts alleviating pain so you can work, enlife and sleep more comfortably.

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FAIL DOTHAN ALA HOUSTON THEATRE WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY In TECHNICOLOR DUEL in the SUN JENNIFER JONES GREGORY PECK JOSEPH COTTEN thinks that he is the handsomest man attract in any the world woman. ante that he can is always his conquests and talking about reached the satu guess I have where I can't lis en ration point to him any more, How can break him of this habit. TIRED WIFE ANSWER: There is nothing cept vanity behind yous husbant's boasts of his fascination evidently he is not a skiten, as to deal with chaser. The best way him is not by showing jealousy but by registering boredom. Tell will make him him that you that ofu sporting proposition his stories hiss will listen to adventures with the ladies for 30 evening if he wit minutes every return the you compliment for 'the lending same his ears of time while you tell hitrd length about how many millionaires! wanted to marry you.

That wild hold him. MISS DIX: I am a widowDEAR engaged to a wider 60 years old, marriage has ow of 40, but our because we have been delayed find a place to not been able to live. My widow is very attractive and lately she has been stepping out with a not of man, 1 the best. la married Also, her reputation is been talk baout There has always her. I am madly in love I can't say I need someone to with her, but house for me and cook and keep I will have to hire if I don't marry Which would you a housekeeper.

advise? JOHN 0'B would advise the ANSWER: I being the better housekeeper as You will find her much bet. cheaper than a philandering wife she is not pleasant to get and, it don't like her along with and you without can fire her cooking, you having to pay alimony. Number 8 Number 8 he said, should be commodities, 100 percent of parity, and held at the program should be widerted include others not now covered. to assume the committee wouldn't think letting the (price support) idea Randolph asserted. The Farm Bureau president.

commenting that he represents organization of 60,000 members, of the also appealed for continuation program, which is defarm parity signed to give farmers the same purchasing power compared with other economic features that they had in some previous period, usually 1909-14. said he saw no need for wideHe revision but that the formuspread la should be altered to include costs of labor, "Talk of modernizing the formuobserved, about like la," modernizing he the ten commandments." Randolph and other witnesses advocated larger appropriations for conservation, and protested soil the $150.000,000 to which against is to be held next the program year. Number 16 blement du Peuple Francaise. His party did not enter candidates in all contests. In some.

they endorsed candidates of other pailthey considered staunch les whom supporters of De Gaulle priniciples. In the final analysis, the communism versus De sue was Gaulle. 1 He had accused the comof being puppets of munists cow: the communists charged that De Gaulle wanted 10 make himdictator and was a tool of self a the United States. Yesterday's vote cannot affect the National Assembly, where the deputies were elected last November to serve until May, 1948. and where the rally not organized last November has no members.

There are no communists in the Some sources believed Racabinet. madier might feel compelled to because of the poor showresign ing of the Popular Republican Movement. It had provided Ramadier with his chief outside support in the cabinet. Ramadier won reelection in his MR. A.

D. JOHNSTON HEARING AID SPECIALIST WILL BE AT mans JEWELERS SILVERSMITHS DOTHAN ALABAMA GIFT GALLERIES TUES. OCT. 21st FREE AUDIOMETER NO OBLIGATIONS eighty-four, Funeral who services died for at J. C.

his Hardy, 701 Headland afternoon Avenue, following late yester. home, day Beulah a long I- ness were held at Church this Zbinden afternoon with the Rev. A. D. officiating.

and the eRv. C. A. Cozart the church Internment followed in cemetery, Ward Wilson in charge. Mr.

Hardy, a life-long resident of Dothan, was a member of the Masonic Lodge. Surviving are his widow; five daughters, Mrs. R. R. Eddins, Panama City, Mrs.

W. D. Holiday, Plantersville, Mrs. Tarlton Seymour and Miss Robbie Nell Hardy, both of Dothan; and Mrs. Grover, A.

White, Gainesville; three sons, C. Hardy, Hendersonville. N. Dr. W.

C. Hardy, Chipley, and J. J. Hardy, Dothan: 22 grandchildren, and 13 grandchildren. Active pallbearers were his grandsons.

Honorary: M. Cherry, T. W. Butler, J. E.

Allen, J. M. Roebuck. 0. L.

Thompkins, J. G. Owens. Jeptha Baxley, W. M.

Robinson, Richard York, E. R. Woodham, J. E. Key, J.

L. Vaughn, F. Ed dins, Simon Abraham, C. L. Ad.

kins, Jim Helms, A. M. Dillard, Thad McGowan, H. H. Arnold, C.

Burdeshaw, T. W. Harris, J. E. Riggs, and the Rev.

W. C. Kirkland. These makeshift toys, crudely built from old paper and match boxes, were made by an eightPolish war orphan who lost her right hand in a bombing raid. St.e sent them to Warsaw's Foster Parents Pian for War Children, for distribution to other war orphans.

Number 13 by his Council of Economic man (Advisers, headed by Edwin G. In submitting his findings. Krug Mold reporters that supply presents far greater problem than depleation of American resources carrying foreign air The Secretary pointed to current shortages in food, fertilizer, coal steel and mechanical equipment. that steel offers "the most adding problem of all." troublesome down major items, the Kaug report held that wheat ex200.000 in excess of last parts year's will not substantially jinpair the American food supply. It found that an over all expansion of steel facilities is needed but must be delayed because it would take: to much steel to bulld these It called for a 1948, production in but conceded the boxcar coal.

shortage will be a "definite handi.cap* in getting this to its destination. It found the same boxcar bottle the distribution of neck, hampering industrial, available machinery. for export." which called for special measures to It divert some American fertilizers to Europe, finding that foreseeable nitrogen production will meet only American demands otherwise. It found farm machinery so production expanding rapidly that by next year 50 per cent could go overseas, it necessary. It predicted "localized" petrol.

shortages in the United eum States this year, but looked for increased imports later. The issue of how much the United' States can afford to export in the next four years is one of the central issues expected to figure in congressional debate. The others 'are how much money as distinquished from goods -the United States can spend on European recovery, and how essential is the whole project to the American political objective preventing Europe from going communist. Number 10 marble-lined, kleig-lighted House caucus room by; 1. Declaring there are communists in the movie industry who want to see Soviet totalitarianism established everywhere.

2. Putting until next week consideration of an attempt by attorneys for some of the Hollywood witnesses to quash the hearings on grounde they were an unconthe stitutional attempt to infringe on freedom of speech and thought, Subcommittee hearings were Hollywood last May at held in which time Thomas said there indications that Warner were Brothers produced "Mission Moscow' because of House pressure." charges. including the fantasy of 'White House been leveled at our wartine have production 'Mission to MosWarner said. "That picture was made when country was fighting for it: our with Russia as one of existence. allies.

It was made to fulfill our wartime purpose for the same which we made such other pictures as 'Air 'This Is the Army' and a great many more "The picture Was made only to help a desperate war effort and not for posterity. Warner said he and his brothers hate communism and communist: It there are anv in Hollywood, he said. us dig them out. But he said. "we can't fight dictatorshins by borrowing dictatorial method:" "Nor can we defend freedom he said.

curtailing liberties At the subcommittee bratings had in Hollywood Warner said been questioned about his discharge of certain ploves. since hired hr studios. no stretch of the imagination can that be tv said. "and questioning the of other employers. there positive guide to determine whet er or not a person is a con and the laws of our land.

in the hands of vou gentlemen hometown of Decazeville, 112 Cen tral France, and remained mavor If the communists. had for the first time put up a de termined fight against him there. had won. it would have meant an irreparable lose of face for Ra. madier.

Night Coughs DUE TO COLDS eased without "dosing" when you rub throat, chest and back with at time-tested bedtime VICKS National Snapshot ConThis picture won the $150D grand grize at the of sharp contrast, and ninth annual Newspaper test. H. S. Shields, of Columitus, was lucky enough entered through a local to spot this scene clever enough to click the shutter at the right animal life section and then was moment. The snapshot, the Columbus Citizen, won first prize in the contest sponsored by prize as the best snapshot entered.

awarded the grand LIVESTOCK MONTGOMERY, (AP) (By Federal-State Market News Service at Union Stockyards). Cattle: Estimated salable receipts 1100. Trade active; opening slaughter cattle steady to strong with spots 25 higher Friday; replacement cattle strong to 50 up; advance on feeder steers; several good slaughter steers, and 475-600-lbs. heifers 20.00-24.00; shortfeds A choice scal635-lb fed heifer 25.00; common 92, 59 11.25; medium beef cows mainly 13.75-15.00; common butcher cows mostly 11.75-13.50; bulk canners and cutters 9.25-11.50; medium sausage bulls up to 14.50; cutter and, common lightweights largely 11.00-13.50; medium feeder steers 15.50-16.50; some common stocker steers and heifers 11.00- 13.00. Calves: Estimated salable receipts 300.

Active, mostly 50 higher than Friday. Most good choice butcher calves and vealers 16.00- 17.50; odd head good 400-425-lb offering 18.00 and 18.50; medium grades, all weights, mostly 13.50- 16.00; common down to 11.50; culls down to 9.50 and. under. Hogs: Estimated salable receipts 150. Active, fully steady with last week's advance.

Medium to choice barrows and gilts: 180-250-lbs 28.50- 27.50; 250-300-Ibs 300-325- lbs 25.00-2600; 325-500-lbs 24.00- 25.00; 160-180-lbs 00 0 0 24.50-26.00; 0 140- 160-Ibs 22.00-23.00; 90-140-Ibs 16.00- 20.00, mostly 19.50-20.00; medium and good sows: 180-300-lbs 21.00-23. 00; 300-500-lbs 19.00-20.50. Home Agents Plan To Attend Meeting Miss Fran Mallette, couney home demonstration agent, and Miss Emilee Walton, assistant agent, will attend an agent's training school at Troy tomorrow. The demonstration "Rug will be given by Miss Levice Ellis, clothing and handicraft specialist of the Extension Service in Auburn. Number 12 brings needless hardships on producers, because chicken and turkey supplies are large both on the farm and in storage.

The Agriculture Department last week reported that storage supplies of fowl were at a record high for the season on Oct. 1. 2- That many of the estimated 300.000,000 fowl now beginning to to market may be kept come the farms, where they will continue to consume grain. Number 9 sembly session. The 10th ballot presumably gave the Russian candidate 19 Latin American votes, on the basis of an agreement between Argentina and the Soviet Union, the six slav states votes and only four others.

As delegates gathered for the first plenary meeting in nearly three weeks a Soviet official revealed that Deputy Foreign MinisAndrei Vishinsky would deliver ter an important speech to the assembly. Whether Vishinsky's speech would deal with the Security Council election or the equally bitter Balkans dispute Soviet spokesman would not say. The Greek case also was headed for final action plenary session. with the America majority prepared to deal Russia one last blow by giving final approval to the "watchdog" commission which will patrol the borders separating Greece from Albania, Bulgaria and Yugoslavia. It was probable that the Security Council election and a fresh attempt to break the stalemate over two new members of the U.

N. trusteesbip council would occupy most of the day, making necessary two or three more plenary meetto dispose of the Greek case. ings Besides approving "watchdog" commission, which has been recommended by 40 of the 57 United Nations in the assembly's political committee, the 'assembly must dispose of the latest Soviet bloc countermove. SPEEDY HEADACHE RELIEF! What a joy it is to use Capudine for simple headache and neuralgia. it not only reliever the pain.

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There they were given a hearty meal and furnished sand with clothing transportation money. The American International Airways, operator of the plane, furnished transportation. The crew immediately flew to New York. There, Captain, Martin, former Navy officer, said he had a sufficient supply of reserve gasoline when he left Poole, England, for Baltimore, but that "the head. winds buffettted us and I decided we would not make the effort to go on to Gander, Newfoundland.

and almost surely sacrifice the lives of all these people. So I set her down." J. Stewart Robertson, president of the line, accompanied the crew on an Eastern Air Lines plane to New York. As the Bibb came into port CAB officials interviewed the Sky Queen's crew and announced a public hearing would open in New York Oct 30 "to seek to determine the physical cause of the forced landing." Robertson declined to discuss the CAB's order halting the company's operations. The company 110W has four flying boats.

These are a couple of DCs-displaced camels. And they just don't like the idea of taking up residence in the Philadelphia Zoo. The dromedaries apparently miss titat gild East Africa atmosphere, but their keepers are determined an male them feel at home. Ling And Whiddon Back From Chicago County Agent Ling and Beaty and Charles Whiddon re turned yesterday from Clucago they attended a convention where of county agents, farmers, dear ers and others. The Houston County representatives and some 300 other delegates went to Soldier's Field Saturday during the convention's "Alabama program and saw a display of the latest farm machinery.

Number 2 to his investment, He made Dement blocks my hands and a small moid', to double his momey. Paul Guver, and aviation plant worker, used his SI0 to buy Alms. Then he took pictures and made good enough 10 seli 10 postcards drug stores. He made $27. That the same amount 25 w.as was turned in by another couple who said they "tried a lot of doughnuts.

Mrs. Howard Herrli admitted that she didn't do so well. She raised four canaries. They all turned out to be hens. that he did the all But the parson readily, granted He was the victim of bad weather.

Hie told his story when all the others had finished. "You'll remember that in the parable one of the 10 took his talent and burea it on the ground he wouldn't lose it. the said. so what I did, and I neurly lost it." Manifold put his money into seed potatoes which he planted near the church. Ail he got were a couple of baskets of sized spuds that he though 1 one would buy.

finally man aged to peddle them off at 1 church bazaar as novelties 8 collector Ile shoved $3 07 profit. The that he has The resett schemes 111 tout 30 30 only BE 89 persons. If well the CAl should be said, moVe prOpOseD Thea 19501 church by dosed the good and NEW ORLEANS COTTON NEW ORLEAN TAP futures servan 5. the government bUSINE strength 211 Near noon prices were 45 $1.70 a bale Thuh Low Dec 0250 21511 Mot 3476 May 42a0 Jiv 3001 3184 Oct 3001 2987 NEW YORK PRICES NEW YORK AP--Cotton futitres were firm today on broad trade and outside DU Latte afternoon prices were 51.2010 51 40 3 bale higher then the presus close. Dec 3250 Mach 327 RESERVE UNIT MEETING A meeting uf the Dothan unn the 367th Organized Reserve Cum- posite Group has beep 801 to- 7 morrow might 30 Ett (the Dothan Recreation Center Supreme Court Keeps Hands Off Anti-Nude Law In California WASHING ION (AP) The Suprene Court today kept hands Angeles" new Anti nudordinance.

The undinance makes unlawful operation of any place "where the three or move persons not all of the sex are permitted to In. the nude; or wherecommingle 10 perams aue premitted to view of the opposite sex in the persons mute Lura Glassey and Henry at Los Angeles asked the Supreme Court to rule the uralid on the ground it ordinance their rights under the Fertiarell (Constitution. They they were arrested after Los Angles police gained admittance to premises at 9804 La Murre Canyon by posing a believerg in Lura Glassey was to 180 days in the city pall and Envening to 90 days. Butt tie Supreme Court anmounted Lit would not review the CASE. Illne Glassey-Broening appeal said the Canyon place was run by Franternity whe members believe great mural health benefits are to be from nudism.

Art the time of the arrests. the cunt was told. were thigh wwen and children on the some al whom were in some of whom wore the Co some of whom wore and some of whom were Out appeal said: The proper view is that the Is something of art R110 in and of itself the 1712. unless accompaacts cuherwise immoral an where others might the not contrary to the dC society. Anting actions today, the I.

E. plan for the Chicago, and Pacific Railroad. refusing to interlite sentence imposed court at Nuernberg. on. General Field MarHEll E- imardi Mitch for war The court's refusal was an order which said hir Black, Douglas, rued fat the case to decide whethleT the tribunal had jurisdiction.

Justine Jackson, who served as prosecutor at the Nuendeng trials of other leadtools no part in conat Milch's case. Patised 7-2 to review a re- FARM BEREAU MEET We Rahobeth Farm Bureau of Real Four will hold its regular meeting tomorrew night act HD in the Rehobeth President H. H. Knowles A movie. "The Men Wita Grow will be file wing the business ses- Ruma's trans-Siberian railway 15 a Ing as it is from New York to UCT TO MEET The Dothan UCT Chapter will hold its regular meeting at 7:30 tonight at the W.O.W.

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