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I The Casper Tribune-HerefJ Tuesday, Sept. 30, 1952 5 Littleton to Give Talk on 24-State Network for GOP I I' I I I 1. .1.1111 II I w. i W- season in several years. Some farmers report barley yields in excess of 70 bushels an acre on dry land farms.

The normal barley production in Lincoln county is 35,000 bushels. This year it is expected tc soma 50.000 bushels greater. Farmers also expect they total tonnage of alfalfa and grass hay.i to exceed the average production of 81,000 tons a year. tin Littleton talk," she said, "will be interested to learn of his Erero apparently kad also shot blsi-! selg in the fray. When found by Big Horn county sheriffs officers last night he was dead.

Kaiser is reported in critical condition and may have to be flown to Denver for special surgery. Basin sheriff's officers arc investigating the shooting. Liquor Arguments Heard in Cheyenne CHEYENNE UPl The Wyoming Supreme Court heard arguments In addition to the Monday night broadcast Littleton is scheduled to A. deliver 32 talks between now and We Wish to Announce Nov. 4 in support of the entire Re publican ticket, Mrs.

Rachford laid. Harrison Pledged to Aid Cheyenne Planes 1 1 I 'r I If A i 7 lie i I A political broadcast originating at Cody and scheduled to be carried In 24 states will be heard Monday at 8 p. m. (MST) according to an announcement made today. Mrs.

C. E. Rachford, president of the Wyoming Federation of Women's Republican Clubs nd vice chairman of the GOP State Committee, said today that Martin W. Littleton of Cody, prominent stockman-rancher and widely known speaker, will make the broadcast. Littleton, who has spoken extensively throughout Wyoming during recent poltical campaigns, is acknowledged to be one of the most effective speakers in the state.

Tor this reason, Mrs. Rachford said, he was chosen to deliver the half-hour broadcast which will be heard by between 30,000,000 and 40,000,000 people. It is the first time, she said, that a broadcast encompassing such a large area and listening audience has originated at Cody. Littleton's talk, Mrs. Rachford disclosed, will be a "factual, rousing story of corruption, as specifically tied up with the Pendergast-Tru-man regime and Stevenson's three years in Illinois." "Anyone who has ever heard Mar The Sale of The CASPER TOBACCO SHOP TO MRS.

DORA E. MARTIN We extend our sincere appreciation to all our customers and hope they will continue to patronize the Cosper Tobacco Shop and its new owner. BILL CURRY and RUSS SCHWEJDA Li CHEYENNE Rep. William Henry Harrison (R-Wyo) pledged his support Tuesday to help Cheyenne get on a direct coast-to-coast airline schedule. The congressman sent a telegram to the Wyoming State Tribune promising to do all he could to help get Cheyenne listed as a stop on a United Airlines schedule.

Cheyenne publisher Tracy S. Mccracken is conducting a movement to get the service for the capital city. Tuesday in an appeal involving the issuance of liquor licenses in Cheyenne. The arguments were heard in the case of Mayor R. E.

Cheever and Cheyenne city officials in their action against outgoing city officials last year to stop the issuance of two additional liquor licenses in the city. Star Valley Has One Best Harvests AFTON ISi Star Valley farmers are completing their best harvest AT D.A.R. CONVENTION: Mrs. James Patton, President General of the Daughters of the American Revolution, addresses banquet on Monday night in the Crystal Room. Pictured are Mrs.

M. H. Maurer, page; Mrs. Anthony M. Reis of Cheyenne, state regent; Mrs.

Byron Stogsdill of Cheyenne, page to Mrs. Patton; Mrs. Alex Simpson, page and Mrs. R. W.

Harris, the regent of Fort Caspar chapter, the hostess group. (Tribune-Herald Photo). Reck Springs Men to Head Hospital Group ROCK SPRINGS (if) Rex. C. TATE NEW! ROUNDUP ilon Found Nagging Backache By DR.

J. N. ABAS Magee of Rock Springs has been elected president of the Wyoming Hospital Association. Magee is administrator of the Sweetwater County Hospital. Other officers named during the organization's annual convention here were Charles D'Spain of Cody, vice president; Sister M.

Margaret of Newcastle, Secretary treasurer; and Warren Olson of Evanston, director. Democrats Tour State Dead After Manv people have been coming Into my office with nagging backaches which they have had from a few days up to twenty years. Upon asking them what they have been doinir for their backaches I have In Cam Bar Affray It's Tempting It's Delicious received fairly similar answers. Practically all possess heating pads, al-most all have tried I pain-killing shots I land drugs, some have used support I jf belts, but all have I 1nad onlv slight, I temporary relief. 3 Why, they want 0'Mahoney Pleased by Progress of Campaign LANDER M) Sen.

Joseph C. O'Mahoney (D-Wyo) said in Lander Tuesday he was extremely pleased with the success of his campaign for re-election. The senator said he had never had such a "cordial reception" as when he visited various sections of the state. O'Mahoney will go to Thermop-olis Wednesday and to Cody and the Big Horn Basin country the remainder of the week. WORLAND UP) One man was dead and another in critical condition in the Washakie- Memorial Hospital Tuesday following a shooting fray in Manderson, Monday night.

Bill Brevo. 56, of Manderson reportedly shot Hank Kaiser, 47, bartender at the. Manderson Bar, then went to his ranch home east of Manderson where he was found dead. I Deluxe River Meets Involve State CHEYENNE' Wyoming will participate in several major meetings next week concerning interstate responsibilities in TJ. S.

river development: Deputy State Engineer Earl Flody is scheduled to attend the organizational meeting of the Columbia Basin compact committee at Yakima, Oct. 7, and the following day take part in a session of the Columbia interagency committee. Earl Bower of Worland has been named to represent Wyoming at Bismark, N. where he will present a 'paper at the ten-state Missouri basin conference also on Oct. 8.

i That same day, State Engineer L. C. will be at Glendo, where he is -scheduled to attend a stream polution hearing. Glendo has charged that oil from nearby wells is seeping into the stream from which it gets its water supply. Rose Says Harrison Critical, Complacent KEMMERER W) Robert R.

Rose of Casper, Democratic candidate for Congress, accused his Republican opponent Monday night of having a critical, complaining and complacent attitude. During a campaign talk in Kemmerer the former state leg I to know, doesn't their backache let ud, why doesn't it ill I wear off like some 1 aches and pains do. why. in some cases, does Democratic State Chairman Raymond Whitaker said Tuesday the party's top three state candidates will visit every corner of Wyoming between now and Nov. 1.

Whitaker announced the campaign schedule for Sen. Joseph C. O'Mahoney, seeking reelection; Robert R. Rose of Casper, candidate for Congress; and John Bentley of Sheridan, candidate for state treasurer. Sen.

Lester C. Hunt, whose term does not sxpire until 1954, will be with the campaign parties. Whitaker said O'Mahoney and Bentley will make up one campaign party, while Rose and Hunt will make up the other. O'Mahoney and Bentley were in Fremont County Tuesday, while Rose and Hunt made campaign appearances in Uinta County. The itinerary follows: O'Mahoney-Bentley Hot Springs County, Oct.

Park, 2-3; Big Horn, 4-6; Washakie, Johnson, Sheridan, 9-10; Cheyenne Treagle Football Special, 14; Niobrara, 15-16; Campbell, 17; Crook, 18; Weston, 20; Platte, 21; Albany, 22-23; Con Texas Man Is Elected By Drilling Contractors THE AIR CONDITIONED The bar was crowded at the time of the shooting occurred, and according to witnesses, Brevo had been drinking heavily all evening. He left the bar shortly before the shooting and returned with an -automatic pistol stuck in his belt. Witnesses said he then proceeded to use abusive language toward everybody in the bar. He cursed Kaiser and the bartender told him "that was enough," and went after him. Brevo emptied the automatic.

Two bullets hit the ceiling, two went into the floor and two struck Kaiser. One hit him in the left shoulder and one passed through his stomach and lodged against iAAPSHE ROOM 6 to 9:30 P.M. $2.50 Per Person Every Wednesday Evening it wear off for a time and then start aching worse than ever, and other questions too numerous to' list in a single column. Then I proceed with a plastic spine, nerve charts, and full spine X-rays to explain how a spine, once distorted, cannot correct itself, how it keeps getting worse unless the condition is corrected by a skilled chiropractor. To make a long story short, I X-ray the individual's spine and when he sees the X-ray he usually expresses surprise and is quite often amazed at how badly distorted his spine is.

If you have a nagging backache, get it corrected properly. It can lead to many other serious conditions. Consult a chiropractor now. This is one of a series of chiropractic educational articles appearing through the courtesy of the J. N.

Abas Chiropractic Offices, 1508 East Second Street, Casper. Phone 3314. Evening hours. Adv. OKLAHOMA CITY Iff) W.

Brigance of Fort Worth, Texas, was elected president of the American Association of Oil Well Drilling Contractors Monday. Walter Tschudin of Casper, was elected vice president for the Rocky Mountain area. Laybourn Is Named as Planner of Hospitals CHEYENNE Hale Laybourn, director of hospital facilities for the Wyoming Department of Public Health, has been named to the Association of Hospital Planning Agencies board. He will represent Wyoming, Colorado and Utah. It is believed that light from the stars bends slightly as it passes the sun.

the spine. According to sheriff's officers, verse, 24; Natrona, 25; Sweetwater, islator and ex-mayor of Casper assailed Rep. William Henry Harrison (R-Wyo). "This attitude won't and can't get the job done for Wyoming," he said. 30-31 and Nov.

1. Rose-Hunt Sweetwater County, Oct. Fremont, 2-3; Carbon, Albany, 6-7; Platte, Sheridan, 9-10; Treagle Train, 11; Laramie County, 13; Converse, 14; Natrona, 15-16; Hot Springs, 17; Park, 18-20; Big Horn, 21-22; Washakie, 23; Johnson, 24; Campbell, 25; Crook, 27; Weston, 28; Niobrara, 29; Goshen, 30; Sweetwater, 31 and Nov. 1. All the candidates will wind up their campaigns in their home counties Nov.

3. and for your listening pleasure Highway Leaders to Meet in Laramie CHEYENNEUPI The Wyoming Highway Commission and several will meet in Laramie Oct. 8 with the highway subcommittee of the state legislative interim committee. Highway Superintendent J. R.

Bromley said Tuesday legislative matters expected to be brought before the Legislature in January will be discussed. ALEY'S RIVERS WAR MM. MARK IN THE BEAUTIFUL FRUIT STAND 441 NORTH KENWOOD Vi Block North Red Whit Tourist Court Cafe TRUCK IN WEDNESDAY MORNING ORANGES 3 Do. $1 BAKING SQUASH 5c PICKLING ONIONS 2 Lbs. 35c YAMS 2 Lbs.

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Brig. Gen. R. L. Esmay, adjutant general and state civil defense director, advised county CD directors Tuesday of plans for the campaign.

Between Nov. 11 and 27 efforts will be made to swell the lists of potential volunteers from which local directors can pick persons for recruitment as needed in their operations. At the same time an effort will be made to publicize more widely Highway Patrol Plan Works; Living Cost Up CHEYENNE ft The Wyoming Highway Department said Tuesday its recently established personnel incentive rating system is working out well. All employes receiving a satisfactory rating from their employers get a $10 pay increase. Sherard said the only drawback LiU SUGAR CURED PICNIC HAMS lb.

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