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May 15, 1958 T'ALI JET MOKSTSa HARLINGEN, TEXAS U.S. Naval Force Sails Toward Lebanon Coast 'Superintendent Of Mercedes Schools Named (Continued from Page One) ported still undecided on whether said that Lebanon also requested U.S. Army rifles but that the Obituaries to file a complaint against the request could not be met at the A.R, in the United time. Security Council. State Department spokesman McClintock announced the deci- in Washington said the equipment sion to send aid to evacuate was part of a program under Americans from Tripoli shortly which the U.S.

has been training after four bombs were exploded police since 1956 and in Beirut two of them near the providing equipment for U.S. embassy. The incidents, al- the Lebanese police force. He said though reiatively minor in them- the equipment included rifles, selves, again underlined the anti- pistols, ammunition tear gas and American tenor of the riots which other anti-riot weapons. 1 have swept tiny Lebanon since announce- last Friday.

Rioting mobs sacked ment marked the first active step and burned the U.S. the United States to help the Agency Library in Tripoli on staunchly pro Western lebanese Saturday and menaced other government in its struggle against properties. the rebels. Says Requested are determined to help McClintock said the airlift of this government to maintain inter equipment" would start nal McClintock said, rg in supplies during the Informed it clear next days but did not the American equipment was de- where the shipments would origi- signed for police for nate. The equipment was known to outright military intervention, include small arms, tear gas and Many of the rebels were reported ammunition.

An informed sourer armed with modern automatic weapons and grenade launchers, some of which are believed to have been smuggled in from Syria. The border was sealed three days ago. MRS, FLORA MILLS CARTER a Miami church, with interment in MERCEDES Funeral serv-'a cemetery there. ices for Mrs. Flora Mills Carter, Survivors include his wife; Mrs.

84, will be held at 4:30 p.m. Fri-i Maria Rosa Garza Vda. de Dos-j day at the Stotler Mortuary with al, two sons, two daughters; his the Rev. Benton Sherrod and the mother Mrs. Rosa Knosel Vds.

de Rev. J. W. Hickerson officiating. Dosal; two sisters Mrs.

Ana The body will be sent to Fingal, ria D. de Bouis and Mrs. Bertha from Page burjal de Barrera Guerra and other (ConUnued from Page One! as were teacher contract designa-. Mrs. Carter, a pioneer Mercedes relatives in Brownsville and Mar 01 Kevenue and tions which followed.

(resident, ti ed Wednesday evening tamoros. Three elementary teachers In in a McAllen rest home. Her fam- Special Bond Election is Called in Donna Rio Grande River Rise Is Expected (Continued from Page One) rains were described by ured at 12.1 feet, and the river ticularly to cotton and grain in the Wr. H. Friend, associate county was expected to crest at Laredo dry land belt of the county.

in Hidalgo county, as at 11 to 12 feet. Gives Crop. a nuisance Ulan an Other rainfall reports for the Friend said the top soil was too Valley included Brownsville, .22 dry to be helped by the approxi- ineh; McAllen, .47 inch; Weslaco, mate half-inch of rain. only .40 inch; Mercedes, .50 inch, and difference these showers will make Harlingen, .52 inch. is that they will interfere with the Cameron county agricultural tomato harvest and hamper pest fe' a8ent Frank C.

Brunnemann Friend said. The water funued by the city at fte rainfaU in the was not moving down to Falcon was see:) the system were not offered em- Uy came to Mercedes in ployment next year by action of fron) lived here 32 years before movin, the board while bur in senior She 0-11 1 bv 'plane for s108'000 in sufficient to have much'7effect particularly helpful by Friend, and she t0 Und funeral but "to who Mid it could be used later in ervices to Houston in 1932 high, two in junior high and one interested in citrus stock culture in the elementary schools were and in the establishme.t of cit- reported for em- rus groves. She member ployment next year. the First and Thursday from Ihe family resi-! they have an opportunity to pur- Applications had given to the Baptist RICARDO DAVILA Funeral services for Ricardo Da an(j vila. 56, will be held at 5 p.m.

accept the refunding unless things clean, and give them a little summer we need the Although the action through tha, did a of the peo- dou71 (ar enough to meet with The water moving Into the ruer- we. bondholder, In-sub-moisture." he said. voir is from the three to five rue insider ley uil! jn and Upper por-inches of rain in the Del Rio area ic dence with religious services at chase additional bonds, it was ex- The new superintendent was se- tion and Southwestern Theological the Immaculate Heart of plained, jchurch. Burial will be in Combes The refunding thereby is tied in cemetery'. with the proposed new bond issues.

Mr. Davila died Wednesday at Only those qualified voters whose lected from a of more than Seminary. 20 formal applications, Winston Survivors are her husband. Dr. said, numerous telephone T.

W. Carter. Houston; two daugh- from other interested school tors. Mrs. G.

A. Portion his residence alter a long illness, property appear, on the city tax men. Trustees have been screen- cedes; and Mrs. W. G.

Survivors arf hl5 Isa. are eligible to vote in the tag applicant, for several Edinburg; a son, R. R. Carter tw0 daughters, bond Issue election. Greer 47 is mamed and he.Fdinburg: three 1 and fYanclsca a Hp Helen Frrtz, Mercedes Mrs.

Stella Davila A.B and Masters degree in ad- Bryan. Mercedes, and Mrs Lena Harlingen, education rom rexas Costanza. Santa Cruz, a FuI)era, arrangements Technological College Lubbock. He brothei, A. Wheeler La Verne der dirertion nf Gara tion of tlie Valley the generally The orest at Del Rio was meas- TU3L1C NOTICE The Appliance Dealer tnted in the Hfttpolnt vertiiement below is fully authorized and equipped Hot point Dealer who the factory thority to wnttea 5-year warrant? tm tramnnitiion ammbly.

1 year ry on enrire The Recession Is On! E. H. LaTurno PRINTING CO. 316 N. Commerce Harlingen ANNOUNCES Their now rates effective Immediately.

We are resorting back to our 1925 Prices! BUSINESS CARDS s3.50 REGULAR STATEMENTS $2 gQ 1000 5.50 LETTERHEADS 00 6.75 ENVELOPES 300 oo Other Prices proportionately low. LET'S GENERATE BUSINESS AND STOP INFLATION has 20 years experience in educa- a niece, Mrs. Mildred tion, as a coach and teacher Wolfe. Edinburg, and seven grand and two and a half in administra- children and 14 great grandchil- tive work. He is a member of the McAllen First Baptist church, Rotary club GRANT BRANDON anlMtSOnii McALLEN Grant Brandon, The board, at the suggestion TuMdav p.m.

at Wmston, voted to prepare a suit home. Eight Indicted In Arms Plot BROWNSVILLE A federal grand jury has indicted eight persons seized in February near Houston with an arsenal and a yacht on charges of violating the neutrality act by plotting to join the Cuban revolution. Those indicted were Robert M. McKeon, H. J.

McAllister, Manuel Arteus, Evelyn Lenoir Archer, Marion Silverio Viliam, J. R. Jordan. Francisco Gonzalez Obregon and Abglardo Pujol Barrera. The indictments were down able resolution of appreciation" for presentation to St.

Clair. to be filled by the board Still McALLEN 89. died Tuesday at 8:45 p.m Mission. Tlie body will be sent by Kreid- Winfield, Mysterious Explosion Rocks Australian Dock SDNEY, Australia A mysterious explosion Wednesday MRS. EMMA EI.IZA DECKER thf visil- ing U.S.

destroyer Renshaw was Funeral services for Mrs. docked sending American sailors Ermna Eliza Decker, 85, will be ancj officers to their action sta- ou at tions- one was no Church of God with the Rev. A. R. damage was reported.

Withers officiating. Burial will be offirials later blamed the in Restlawn Mermorial Gardens, explosion on Sydney University Mrs. Decker died Tuesday in a who recently painted a Fredricksburg hospital. She had "Ban the slogan on a are positions high and Kan Mr Bpan. bcen a resident of Harlingen for visitin? u.S.

ship. 1 A native of Pana 111., Mr years moving tQ Boerne don had lived at Hidalgo for fniiv voarc aari west elementary school principals. Weather about four years ago. past 10 years. He was a re ire Survivors are two sons, V.

C. Ravmondville Filina farmer. Decker, Harlingen, and S. A. Deck- Surviving are two Mrs.

Florence Mercer of Hidalgo and Mrs. F. W. Moriarty of Odessa; one son. Clarence W.

Brandon of Kansas City, Mo. and a broth- Frank Brandon of Pana. 111. FORECAST: Mostly cloudy and continued warm through Thursday. Scattered showers and chance for occasional thundershowers.

74 to 84 alons? the roast. 70 to 85 mld-Valley and 70 to 86 tn the Rio Grande city area One granddaughter also survives Moderate to occasionally fresh easterly; BAROMETER: 30.04 and at PEARLE CROSS p.m. Wednesday. Miss a 1 Rivera, 74, of Port Isabel, died at RAYMONDVILLE Filing fees un. for the offices of county judge, rnt iTthe Calls Rest Home 5 a.m.

Wednesday at her home. er, Boerne, and 11 grandchildren Ar6 Announced and 23 great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are der direction of Kreidler-Ashcraft district clerk and county clerk Funeral home. been set at $600 this year, H. H.

Swayze, chairman of the BLASA RECIO RIVERA Willacy County Democratic Com BROWNSVILLE Blasa Recio mittee, said Wednesday. Fees for other offices are county treasurer. $490; county commis- Friday highs 5:47 am. and 2 p.m. lows 8:13 a.m.

and 7:20 p.m. Tuesday. She was born in Amarillo Ha 1 Atlanta Bi N. Brownsville Federal authorities picked up cruc ago the defendants in two raids Christi 17 and confiscated an arsenal and a 104-foot yacht, which apparent- lv was to have been used as a troop transport to Cuba. Authorities said McKeown KwiwuT'city rented a house at Pasadena, 'Laredo and bought a house near Galves-j ton Bay.

Two suspects were ar-i Mexico city rested in the Pasadena house and Midland the arsenal was found in house near Galveston Bay. D. the Monterrey New Orleans New York Oklahoma City Greece reports fast progress in the construction of shipbuil yards at Skaramanga. St. Louis Salt Lake City San Antonio Sault Ste.

Mari. Seattle Washington HI Rain 72 57 f'l 72 40 70 45 7S 72.2-1 50 43 8254 7.1 SS .02 to 63 81 .31 S4 70 78 66 82 60.15 78A3 202 835T 89 60 62 54 80 70 7S 58 76 63.09 75fiS 8i 65 49 71 62.11 7S 59 77 44 82 51 4 75 .09 73 44 78 45 78 49 since 1931. Survivors include a sister, Mrs. Earl Manis, Edinburg and several neohews including She is survived by a daughter, sioners, $390; district judge, $600, Mrs. Francisca R.

Zureta; four 3X1 representative, $70. sons, Antonio, Benigno, Francisco. Funeral services are pending. J. Cross of Weslaco.

Funeral Delta Funeral Home is in charge 5 p.m. in the Edinburg First will J. FRANK CITHBERSUN QU vu Mi art on officiating. The body BROWNSVILLE J. Frank forewarded lo for Cuthberson.

80, a resident of El burial services at 10 a.m. Satur- Jardin, died Wednesday in Mercy hospital. He was bom in East Texas and had been a resident here for 32 years. Mrs. Cuthberson is survived by MRS.

ELVIRA G. DE SOTO Funeral se vices for Mrs. Elvira Equalization Board Named in Mercedes board of equalization for the Mercedes school by the board of trustees Wednesday night. First mentine; of the equalization board was set for June 16. Named to the board were L.

L. VanBerg, Je-us Garcia and R. A. Murcfock. MAKE IVERY PAY MOTHER'S MODEL LW42 PUT A I I Lprrlriir UCD rlCVt Harlingen High School Choir Concert Slated Gandara Vda.

de Soto, will be his wife, Mrs. Rhoda Cuthberson; held at 10 a.ni. Thursday from theifour daughers, Mrs. A. D.

Walker family residence with religious 0f La Pryor, Mrs. H. A. services at the Independence Meth- Leatherman of Brownsville. Myr; odist church.

Burial will be in Har- tie Roberts of Mrs. lingen cemetery under direction of G. Wullf of Corpus a home. son, Harry Cuthberson of and a sister Maudie Jordan KNOSEL 0f Odessa. Tex.

Funeral Services will be held at 3 p.m JOSE DOSAL BROWNSVILLE No Nagging Backache Means a Good Sleep Nasrjine backache, headache, or muscular aches and pains may come on with over-exertion, emotional upsets or day to day stress and strain. And folks who eat and drink unwisely sometimes suffer mild bladder that rest- services will be held at 9:30 a.m. Darling Funeral Home with the less, uncomfortable feeling. 4nr- ct If yon are miserable and worn nut be- Friday in Miami, Ha, tor Jose Rev. Ivan Duggan, officiating.

Uur Dosal Knosel, 48, Pan American Burial will be in the Buena Vis- ten hdP their pain relieving action, by line Vocal aepartment OI liar- their soothms effect to ease bladder lrn- Hiirh will nrpspnt Airways purchasing agent ta cemetery. tation, and by their mild diuretic action in that citv He died Tuesday night Darline Funeral Home in through the kidneyi-tending to increase annual spnng concert the 11131 waning runerai nome is in theoutputof ujniiesof kidney Junior Sdnool auditorium at 7 a charge of the arrangements. Friday at 8 p.m. Death was attributed to a heart at- -------------------------Three choirs, the Boys choir. deposit of 117,000,000 esti- rhrAr and Mr.

Dosal had been with PAA mated tons of coal has been dis- choif.illpres;nTa^amr7ng Purchasing department for at Gidi. India, ing from religious songs to Broad-'years, starting his services in way hits. Brownsville. He had moved with A small admission charge will his family to Miami several yeais be made. to continue in the same posi- He was well known in Jumma and Maruea Khan hon- Brownsville, Matamoros and oth- evmooned in Singapore 24 years er Valley cities, after they wed.

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Carefully. Han his hand along the curving side windows and saw how they meet the roof in a graceful arc. Walked deliberately around this stunning thing until he knew each surface and line was there for a purpose. He drove it. Noticed how it cornered fiat and true (the Torsion-Aire way).

Liked the logical placement of the controls. Smiled as he imagined how his lady would respond to the well-bred interior. He marveled at the new Auto-Pilot and how it protected him from speeding or held highway speed safe and steady while his right foot rested. Then he deliberated in his chambers and reached a decision. Today, dark shimmering green Imperial occupies the same reserved Space 2 on Memorial Square.

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