Panama City News-Herald from Panama City, Florida • Page 18

PANAMA C1TT NTEWS HERALD! Thundaj, April 3, 1952 i WDLP--M on Your Dial I 0 Absentee Ballots 3egin to Move Registrar Mails 33 On Wednesday Thirty-two absentee bailors u.aileci out laie Wednesday uoon by the otfice of Supervisor ot Registration J. B. i Mashbur n. Absentee ballots may be secured by persons who will be out of Bay comity on election --May 6. Application can be by mail i or a ballot or persau at the registration office in the courthouse.

Mailed ballots ana their locauons tie Corp. Joseph Slukey Jr oxeibeas. San Fsaatitco a i Roberta Hall Baiiu D. Dainn. Jr Barto.

T-Sgt L. Maulden. Noriold, Va Corp. J. Sample).

M- Sgt. A. San Air Force a --t. Tex M. i.

Bonne 1 Washington, Mitchell. Mountain Jtome. Ajeua A a Bass, Lackland Au Force Base 1st Li Henry Luckland Air Force Base, Anne K. Fletcher Randolph A i i-orce Bpse. Tex Edna Pope.

Ft. Myers. William Merrnt Pope Fort Myers. Va Col. K.

Horrigan. Falls Church, Va Irene H. Watson, overseas. San Fiancis- co. Margaret W.

LaBahn, Valdosta. A Hulchinson. Kelso. Wash. William C.

Grimsle. Jr Washington. D. Rosina Rotondo. San Bernardrne, J.

C. Coram, Port Arthur, Verla Mae Coram, Port Arthur, Tex G. W. Coram. Port Arthur, Tex Ruby Lee Coram.

Port Arthur. David W. Alexander. Mitchell Air Force Base. N.

Elwood McClellan, Plant City: Howard J. Stevens, Hayward, Calif Lonzo Woods, Newton. Miss E. Sulivant, overseas. San Francisco.

John Peterson. Dahlereen, Va Grace Peterson DahUieen, Charles Anderson Reeves, Montgomery, Ala and Miriam D. Reeves. Montgomery. Ala.

'My Little Girl 7 Wins Prize for News Photography WASHINGTON IP--The winner of the Associated Press Managing Editors Association's 1951 contest for excellence in news photography is Schuyler Hixson. Los Angeles Times photograoher. Herbert F. Corn, president of the APME and managing editor of the Washington Evening- Star, announced the contest results Sunday. Hixson's photo.

"My Little Girl," shcms a father kneeling in grief oe the crumpled fo: of his daughter, injured by a. truck In the background is the child's mother being comforted by a neighbor "My Little Girl" received 28 points out of a possible 30 and lopped 250 other entries Hixson receue a S100 cash orize and his name will be inscribed on a sih er and oak plaque bearing the name of all previous winners and kept on display in the AP general in New York An "exceptional merit citation was -voted "Well I'll Be i pnoto showing Gen Dwight D. Eisenhower registering surprise when told of Gen. Douglas MacArthur's recall. The picture is by Francis Grandy of Stars Stripes.

European edition. Since Staro Stripes is not a member of 'hs Associated Press the photo was not eligible for tne contest but all three judges deemed it so noteworthy that they voted the citation. Simpson Funeral i i Services Held MARIANNA Special i --Fun- a services were held in Games- Mile on March 31 for a Clarence Simpson. 42. who died his sleep on March 31 at his home here In charge of local arrangements was Maddox Funeral Home Survivors are his widow.

Mrs Zelma Simpson daughters. Joan and Jean, and a son. Bruce, of Mananna Also his mother. Mrs Katie Simpson and brother, Harry of High Springs- and a sister. Mrs Allen Baer, of Games- Mile Native 01 Micanopj.

-vas curater for the Suite Mu c-eun ana had lived Mananna 10 ears, coming here from Talla- Claim East Germans Can Mobilize Fast BERLIN Wefet Berlin anti- i a i a a nc n.i]itai ued un.is of the People's -jl co .11 i a ha 1 Of en 001 sucn llov the foiinat.o; 1 a 3(ni noo on frho: voi.i i Tnr I 1 l.o' a ou. Bcrc. cp.cn sai Err.s- of the 15000 -ye tr.e i I I A TV I) r. La- poj-'poiito o. r.

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Of VITA FOODS Guard crrr Thursday, April 3. 1952 WDLF--5M on Dial HEKALB 19 Red Cross Fund Quota Increased Bay Chapter Head Issues New Appeal The national quota of trie 195.i Red Cross fund campaign has beer. increased by five million dollars because of the recent disaster relief operations following the ern tornadoes last month. Announcement of increase v- revealed today by Berber- zell. chairman of 'OP County Chapter of Red Cross, as he issued an appeal to the rodents of the county to give donations.

He pointed out that during tr.e hectic week of tornadoes an incomplete report shows 2.508 families were affected. A total of 1 070 homes were destroyed artr- least 1,226 others damaged. Two hundred and 21 persons were k-lied and 1.133 -ere injured In February. Bay county enced a small way what ha 1 oc can be brought about by a tornado, said Mizell. Although only a small number of families ar- fected, the local chapter had call upon the National organization for assistance rehabilitating some of these families.

was forth-corning just for the asking. a spirit of thankfulness we in Bay county should make every effort to answer the call of our neighbors in distress Mizell stated. It is only through this traditional neighbor helping act that Red Cross can meeting the individual needs created by disasters The responsibility of Red Cross is for food and clothing, rebuilding: and furnishinsr homes and giving medical care to the wounded. "President Truman has allocated $700,000 for repair of public buildings the Arkansas storm and this fund will not be used for meeting individual according to the county chairman. "You may mail your contribution to Red Cross.

Post Office Box 1111, Panama City." Mizell added IN THE SERVICE IT. HOWABD DENXONT CLARK AFB Lt. Howard M. Denton, husband Of Mrs. Juamta W.

Denton. 1134 Grace Avenue, Panama City, is the new assistant to the medical supply officer at the Clark Air Force Base Hospital, located 60 miles north of Manila. A recent arrival on Clark AFB, Lieutenant Denton a his military service with the U.S. Armed Forces in October 1942 at Fort McClelian, Alabama. During World War he participated in battle campaigns to Europe for which he was awarded the European Campaign Medal with four battle stars.

He joined the Air Force in July 1951 at MacDUl AFB, Fla. Lieutenant and Mrs. Denton have three-year-old son, Howard Jr The lieutenant is the son of Dr. and Mrs. Marvin Denton of Oneonta, Alabama.

SGI- JAMES E. GLASS WITH THE EIGHTH ARMY TNT KOREA Sgt James E. Glass of South Port, is helping to save the taxpayer thousands of dollars in Korea. He is a member of the 26th Signal Construction Battalion which is engaged in reclaiming field wire and cable strung by the fighting; forces. To date, the battalion has saved the taxpayers more than $167.000 by recovering 355 miles of field i wire and some 95 miles of cable A reel of cable, one-quarter mile in length, costs $375.

One mile of field wire costs the Army S70 EDWARD MILLER FT. BENJAMIN HARRISON, Ind Pfc arc! Miller son of Mr. and Mrs Leo Miller Route 2. Box 150. graduated March 28 from the Postal Operations course, taught at the adjutant general's school here During this course.

Pic Miller was instructed in such subjects as functions ot" postal organization, handling and distribution of mail, postal accounts ard reports, postal service in theatei of opeiation? and oostal tration. Last Rites Held i For Miss Gardner MARIAX.NA. i Special' --F-urv eral serxices conauc'oc nn March 31 at Pleasant Ridge churcn for M.S.-. 33. hose death occurred "5 at he horr.p at Foik- "he Creek.

i tlie A and a 1 'be church I arranRen.en's under Carl Xeal of thus SurMna Mei! vm a A.aai$ Gardner, of Fcrs." i of 'be Creek Gardr.er a preceded deatn o- rnr-'oc' Mr? Para Lee rr?" weeks aco DETROIT D-X Cornapny a.rector^ -oca" tne i conservt.vp i ravrnen. Of 4S re.i -hare 30 1952 to 1 1352 -v Parke-Da'i- T. i 000 Dec 3i 1951 4 S96 790 share- Los- 'o'ai i.O- r. a uerd- ir 3 ti pf Twenty-five a iro. it ne-cessarv to ail trees i hana.

chines can trees a rKif of 10,000 per day I.