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i THE AUSTIN AMERICAN, AUSTIN. TEXAS Page YDangerous' Tuesday, July 21, 1953 SHOW WORLD PUBLIC RECORDS 'The Hitch-Hiker' Realistic Suspense Film Baylor Spires Coming Down 126TH DISTRICT COURT (Jack Roberts, Judge) Elbert M. Gonzales vs. General Accident Fire and Life Assurance liam Talman as the killer gave 'THE HITCH-HIKER' lish the actress as one of Holly wood's truly competent directors. better-lhan-average performances.

'The Hitch-Hiker" is the fifth picture to be directed by Ida Lupino and should definitely estab- BUY A An RKO picture, produced by Collier Young, directed by Ida Lupino, screen play by Collier Young and Ida Lupino. Atthe State. Collins F.dmond O'Brien Bowen Frank Lovejoy Emmett Myers William Talman Captain Alvarado. Jose Torvay NEW CAMFRA 'SOW FOR VACATION Doni ton MToni DATS AHKAfi Corporation, et air appeal from award of Industrial Accident filed. Hunt Oil Company vs.

Robert S. Calvert, et al, gathering tax, filed. T. C. Steiner vs.

Marvin Bishop, on note, filed. DISTRICT COURT (Charles Betts, Judge) Wood row W. Knape vs. Harry G. Newton, damages for trespess and conversion, judgment in favor of plaintiff.

Wendell Lund, individually and as trustee for Benard M. Fitzgerald Charles C. Sheat J. M. Frier vs.

Joseph P. Parfis Nathan E. Parria, note, filed, COUNTY COURT (Tom Johnson, Judge) Estate of Walter C. Robertson, deceased, filed. Maggie D.

Rob- ertson applicant for appointment as executrix. Estate of Ewald Friedrich, deceased, filed. Otto Friedrich and Alma C. Hoeke applicants for appointment as executors. Estate of Margaret Marie Scott, minor, filed, Hilda Scott applicant for appointment as guardian.

Estate of Robert D. Scott, minor, filed, Hilda Scott, applicant for appointment as guardian. COUNTY COIRT-AT-LAW (Mace Thurman Judge) Robert L. Sellers, aggravated assault, filed. David Lopez, simple assault, 55.

JUSTICE COURT (Travis Blakesiee, J. Herbert Ray Partner, 2109 Holly, forgery and passing, filed. Wm. Lawrence Lentz, Route 1, Leander, felony theft filed. Relate traveling experiences to friends and loved one by talcing pictures ol memorable Blares and occasions.

All of our cameras are adaptable for black and white or color film. Terms can be arranged. By BETTTE RAWLAND Ever-mounting suspense, high lighted by notable acting adds to this grimly realistic plot of a "Austin's Photographic Headquarters" nightmarish journey into Mexico. ELLISON'S The storv. which narallel in 615 Congress ifiimerous aspects an internation to Dewey C.

Langford et ux, Lot 20, Morningside Addn. Sec. 2. $1.55 rev, stamps. E.

T. Fuller' et ux to Keystone Realty Lot 22. Blk. 2, McKinley Hgts. Add.

$1.10 rev. stamps. Werner Moldcnhauer et ux to Ray M. Floyd et ux. Lot 19, Blk.

ri-subd. Violet Crown Hgts. Sec. 2. $1,10 rev.

stamps. Columbus Fields et ux to Mrs. W. H. Taff, Lot 24, Blk.

Home-wood Hgts. $1.10 rev. stamps. Joseph G. Sauberan et ux to William George Moore et ux, Lot 48 and N.

Vi Lot 49, Tarry-town Oaks. $3.30 rev. stamps. E. C.

Horton et ux to rity of Austin, Lots 7, 19 and 20, Blk. Lambie's resubd. $6.60 rev. stamps. dwin D.

Nicols et ux to Katie Margaret Porter Fulton, Lot 6, Montopolis Hgts $2.75 rev. stamps. O. A. Smith et ux to John M.

Parker et ux, Lot 2, Blk. Bluff View Addn. $8.60 rev. stamps. Frank C.

Barron to Albert C. Johnson et ux, Lots 9 and 10, Blk. 36, The Highlands. $1.10 rev. stamps.

Albert C. Johnson et ux to Frank C. Johnson et ux. Lot 8, Blk. Meadowlawn Addn.

$1.10 rev. stamps Webb Connelly to Jim Lowrey et ux. Lot 33, Treadwell Addn. Sec. 1.

$1540 rev. stamps. James H. Green et ux to Ver-ner C. Carlson et ux.

1 ac. Thomas Eldridge Survey. $2.20 rev. stamps. Nick Hornsby et ux to W.

F. Carter et ux. Lot 35, Pedernales al manhunt of recent years, falls WACO. July 20 (PV-The spires that have dominated the Baylor University campus since 1886 are being torn down because they're weak and dangerous. Demolition work began Monday on the towers of Old Main and Georgia Burleson Hall for women.

Dr. W. R. White, Baylor president, said the university hopes to replace the two old brick buildings themselves "within the next ftw years." He said the new buildings might have reinforced towers similar to the old spires. Dr.

White said an architectural study of the old towers was ordered after a tornado May 11 tore up downtown Waco and killed 114 persons. The architects found that if the twister had hit the Baylor campus the spires probably would have crumbled and any other high wind still might knock them down. "We dare not sacrifice safety for the sake of sentiment," Dr. White said, The towers are being sheared off even with the roofs of the three-story buildings. Airman's Gun Death Ruled as Accidental KILLEEN.

July 20 (TV-Justice Flow of Rio Grande Steadily Increasing LAREDO, July 20 (m The International Boundary and Water Commission reported Monday the Rio Grande's flow at this border" city was steadily Increasing. Water was going downstream at the rate of 89 cubic feet per second. The flow filled holes-dug in the riverbed to catch water for the cities of Laredo and Nuevo Laredo, Mexico. Runoff from rains In the Big Bend late last week reached Del Rio, upstream from here, raising that city's flow Monday to 1,390 feet, about twice the average of the past seven weeks. It will be about 10 days before any of this water reaches Laredo.

The Maverick County ImDrove- down only in several long scenes of Missing a Gdod Night's Sleep Vhy take a chance pending another Bight tossing and turning when 1 or 2 Tama, eaten at bedtime, will quiet the churning acid that keeps you awake? Try Tumi tonight! Sec if rem don't sleep like a log, feel more refreshed ia the morning. Always keep Turn shandy to counteract gat, heart which cause the plot to drag. However, the many action-packed experiences of the trio make up JUSTICE COURT (Paul Blair, J. Henry C. Kennedy, 3112 James for any slow spots.

The story depicts the adventure Fort Worth, Texas, burglary, 1953 experienced by two peace-loving filed. MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED citizens headed for a fishing ex pedition into Mexico who pick up burn, sour stomach, aat a stranger stranded on the high Indigestion. Gee a roll today. (Emilie Llmberg, Clerk) Roland David Morris and Doro way only to discover that their tWr thy Lee Schoenemann. k.

SB passenger is a gun-crazy murderer. He seizes them as hostages as he attempts to escape from the Earl Thomas Walker and Ruth Davis. Carl West Willingham and Jo ment District, upstream from Laredo, has been releasing Mexico's full share of Rio Grande water, plus 75 second feet of the United Slates share, for the past six days. Elaine Tankersley. law In a mad dash across Mexico.

The fishermen's attempts to effect the killer's capture while still at the mercy of his gun before Truman Emmitt Williamson and Ruth Virginia Kruger. of the Peace George A. McGregor J. E. Wunneburger and Edna reaching his destination and their certain death provide the high sus Ruth Giles.

ruled Airman James E. Brock. 36, accidentally shot himself to death John Pichard Dowries Jr. and pense. Sunday.

Barbara Block. Edmond Brien portrayal ss McGregor said Brock apparently Joe T. Barringer and Ruby E. one or tne nsnermen wno is driven half-crazy is especially shot himself with his own gun a he climbed through a barbed wire King. Wm.

H. Middleton and Mrs. tence at Gunderland Park near outstanding, while Frank. Lovejoy as the other fisherman and Wil Ola M. Swanson.

Lampasas. Stanley Oestrick and Mary Ge- Brock was stationed at Gray Air nene Budnick. Force Base here. He was a native of Corrigan, Texas. His wife end a son survive.

Most BEAUTIFUL DIAMOND Set Ever Created PLAYS DOUBLE BOLE EBgMwnt Berries and fruit are "easy pick trigs and easy packing for frozen food storage with your gas refrigerator playing an important IN AN EMERGENCY If You Cannot Reach Your Family Doctor Coll 2-1122 A Doctor Will Bo Srrt By THE TRAVIS COUNTY MEDICAL SOCIETY fill III bBFe li role, according to the Gas Appliance Manufacturers Association. Berries should be stored in the moist cold section of the refrigerator and shouldn't be washed until ready for preparation. If ou have room, spread them on platters or shallow dishes in the refrigerator. Don't Subd. 55c rev.

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Lee M. Nelson to Mrs. Mary Lee Nelson, Lot 3, Pickles Subd. No rev. stamps.

Randolph Johnson to Walter Dee Luedecke et ux. Lot 6. Blk. Crestview Addn. Sec.

$11.00 rev. stamps. G. C. Daniels to Clyde Barber et ux.

Lot 89. Allandale Sec. 1. $3 30 rev. stamps.

Steve Castillo to Ben Trujillo et ux, Lot 4, Blk. 1. Hart well Addn. Sec. 1.

No rev. stampe. E. A. Lock et ux to Vernon S.

Mott et ux. Lot 1, Blk 1. Mario Hgts. Sec. 2.

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H. Cummings, N. 90 ft. Lot 3. Blk.

1, Buddingtons Subd. $13.20 rev. stamps. Ed A. Thiele et ux to City of Austin, Lot 6, Blk.

4. Elm Grove Addn. $4 40 rev stamps. Earl C. Ives et ux to Jesus Luna Ruiz et ux, Pt.

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Mrs. Alvin Scekatz to Henry L. Seskatz, Pt. Lot 33. Cypress Acs.

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Laurence H. Donahue et ux to pack them too closely. They re likely to bruise and spoil. John Wade Marshall and Edna Burrell McGaughey. Joe Walter Nolley and Betty Neal Williams.

Lawrence Ray Hester and Nel-lene Ruth Kuempel. Thomas Jefferson Petty Jr. and Ruth Clara Benskin. Virgil Monroe Prim and Nettie Lee Widner. George Maurice Griffin and Gladys Emma Schuelke, Ernest Taylor and Ethel Armstrong.

James Matson Terrell and Wanda Lee Chandler. William C. Bryant and Prarlie Mae Shuler. Martin Escamilla and Molly Mary Montana. Richard Sterling and Lydia Mae Carter.

NEW CARS REGISTERED (Steve Heffington, Assessor-Collector) Marvin J. Byler, Mercury. Holloway Industries, Plymouth. "CB" Smith Motors. 2 Dodges.

John H. Kapeles. Chevrolet. Mrs. Elizabeth F.

Smith, Chevrolet. Carroll O. David, Plymouth. Al W. Maurer; Bernice S.

Maurer, Pontiac. Elva C. Holmes Melba C. Holmes. Buick.

Emmitte W. Roscher. Plymouth. Welton F. Smith, Chevrolet.

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stamps. Lamar Bldrs Supply. to Roger W. NewhaU, Lot 18. Blk.

Lamar Village Addn. $1.10 rev. stamps. DEED RECORDINGS Gilbert B. Pinkerton et ux 1o Joe E.

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