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Abilene Reporter-News from Abilene, Texas • 19

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7-B TIIE ABILENE REPORTER-NEWS Abilene Texas Tuesday Evening Sept 29 1953 USy Canada Bolster Arctic Defense HAVE TO BE SHOWN Key Senators Don't Agree With Giving Allies Secrets Because across the North Pole is probably the shortest path Russia could take to make an aerial attack on North America the and Canada are doing something about protecting themselves from such a possibility The Air Force and the Royal Canadian Air Force are fast at work completing modern air bases such as this one at Goose Bay Labrador which would protect their countries from any sneak attack In addition to a modern small village to house the airmen F-84 Thunderjets constantly patrol the skies watching and guarding the airlanes this home sweet home provided for married men country can some infor-! them to employ in their own wants only a Educator Work ex-Hardin-Simmous received a spring after celebrated Tuesday the day of Abilene a birthday start of another one accomplishes indicative of the 29 1879 in tells It year since to school in however he teaching school 1899 Hutto 1930 in Nuevo 1937 he received degree from County school of several and principal Morrison Americanization Spring and school occupied with histories for and newspapers live at 1809 Construction starts on iPtow itaW which will soon look like LOTS FOR SAL! Ml RIVER OAKS ADDITION Thla ta the nr Addition avarrono li ravng about Unt edjacrnl lo bra'itlful Elmwood All lola art wall iUinrd "Ifre are no imall Iota thrjr are to 4 ilmra larger than i ha avani city lot Giving ample apare fur Unwar (rawing gardrn-Ing and plauy nf ruom Inr Ilia kid-dire lo ramn and play Thara arc braul'ful curved airaaia lolloartng tha natural curve la JClm Cnak Tlw auuih front Iota look right Into Ilia blur hllla aoulh 01 lovn- your fuiura homa hare will bi a mol and plravant plara In livr OFFICE OPEN 1 to 5 SUNDAY MILES FOX REALTY COMPANY 1394 Savin Blvd Ph 2-4411 fANCLEWOOb Watch the trend of homes in going Tanglewood Make an appotntmant today ta lo apart the luaurloua homa altra now armlablr to you Inr your lifetime draam homa to laetlnna I and III BOB BRANSFORD REALTY CO Vnt Ltygrtl Drlva Phone HUB FARM 4 RANCHES MS Vor SIE 750 arm gharkaltord land 9 4 arrra ruHIvatloo Balanca good grau I aria of good tmprnve-irrnta pood rartharn tanka Call or write Juba Orolhr Albany Tex- aa 5AI4M AND KANCH loans Lung tarnia etiMclIae pra-paymrnl privb Irrra Caaale Caaalr Lte Cadar 141 SCRESCH01ci all In ruliivm lion 4 room hour Good writ wa-trr 10 nulra of Abdana IH acre Call J-J4M FARM FOR aala 14 arm on rlv-ar nrar Hodgra 3 tanka well laige bouM good Irncaa Inquire at Hod- gca Uh Hay KEAR 41 arras 1 arm Improvemenia tanka nl waiar only gt aa Acre Phnoa 3-3nt 3- rm 040 ACRE IRRIGATED Faroe Farm Elrrtrlr well nlrnlilul water Owner 30 Mima Bldg Abilene Trane QUARTER SECTION atork land half mile Ironl on pared blway Fifteen vinuiee from downtown Abilene Oood well and windmill Fncr room houee wnb bnUi and runumi water Butene aae Two aood dreo full water Plrturetcuc building aite lor rountry bomo 1-4 oil royalty Only 40 nrr arrr Bur from owner Phone day -7 ajghi 44u Near Springfield Mtaaourl 1ST arrr Improved larm 130 acre rivar bottom 41 00 It terra nrar While River ones timber ood yrar aid homa 21-M cath ATTEBERRY lN IN tllh Phone 4411R CHEAP WATER II arm on Sarramrmo Rirrr Rumping anly waier rhnrgr New oue 4 new rabinv Beat eirelhrad lubirg on nrer Pnrt 4 000 Inrlud-Ing ell equipment Very ray term 40 trree fine row nop land One half leveled botanre can be leveled al low roet 30 irm in permanent paattire and alfalla Water grar-liy I3M per acre per year Good hrtiee and bar Price 3300 Term JAY WIGHTMAN Hotel Oakl Chico California FOR arm Ian ant mile rnrih el Drairo 3M In culiicatiun araaa Iwo veil of tmprorr-mrnta: one help houar Mavhew Ea-taie Pee Mayhew Route OIL LEASES RIAL ESTATE OILL By JACK BELL WASHINGTON Several key senators displayed a lark of enthusiasm today for furnishing atomic weapons information to allies There have been strong indications the Eisenhower administration will ask Cong re si next year for authority to do so Policy-making officials were pictured yesterday aa believing the international effort to build up Western Europe's defenses requires sharing of some weapons information whirh under present law is kept secret Without reference to that problem Secretary of Defense Wilson said after a talk with President Eisenhower yesterday that Russia Is making of in the atomic field Responding lo a reporter's suggestion to sum up the problems facing this country Wilson said: must realistically face the problem that the Russians too are making lots of progress in atomic and thermonuclear i hydrogen' weapons We must face the reality that if not at the moment very shortly they will be able to make bombs of any size also" He said the chief problem now is fee can develop the strongest position fur our the more secure within the limits of manpower and money that are available to the Defense Department" Sen Hickeniooper (R-Iowa) a member of the Senate-House Atomic Energy Committee said in an Interview he will have to be shown that it ia necessary to furnish secret data to friendly nations am perfectly willing to look at any proposed changes which are considered to be absolutely essential in the interest of Amrricsn security but at the moment I see no necessity for any revision of the law in the interests of the security of the United States" be said While none of the legislators interviewed was willing to discuss It publicly there was evident feeling on the part of some that any information furnished allies would be likely to find its way to Moscow more swiftly than if there were no such disclosures Sen Symington (D-Mo former secretary of the Air Force cautioned against any hasty decision KRRowrstiiariia think the presented to Congress because it WBApulr boX rarontn is getting more obvious all the i is time that the future ecurity of the United States may well he in its ability to preserve its superiority in the field of nuclear he declared- Sen Hendrickson R-NJ 1 said he doesn't believe tliii avoid giving its allies motion if it expects atomic weapons defense But he said he "limited" information along Veteran John Hutto at On 74th Birthday John Hutto University student who master's degree last 50 years of teaching his 74th birthday The educator passed working on a history banks He explains that like New Ycar'i is the year and what that day is year's progress lie was born Sept Lincoln Ala A he gone -to school every 1885 when I started Lincoln" This year isn't attending or Entering HSU in began teaching in Laredo Xexlco In a bachelor of arts Hardin-Simmons He was Haskell superintendent principal West Texas school of the Kate school in Big the Houston Americanization in Abilene Lately he has been collecting West Texas publication in magazines Mr and Mrs Hutjo Sandefer KRBC 1470 KWKC-Spons Extra KKLft-Btulah WBAFOnr Family RRRC4cf Ufa KWKC-Ghnl Htatttr KKLD-Chnral'tm WBAP-Morjrt Beatty 1939 jvn Jss August Jun 951 1952 1952 1953 FOOD'S UP Using 1939 as the base year above Xcwschart shows bow consumer price index on relail food prices have risen since 1950 After reaching an all time high of 1166 in August 1952 the index dipped to 1137 fur June 1953 Department of Commerce data Petroleum products made up about 65 per cent of the tonnage shipped to troop In Korea during the fighting there TV LOG KIMC-TY CkMRPl THfd7 Stpl 11 4-0iV-TMt pmtern Dally Devoilou L4 5taPrcTlpv i LI I' Kk tarn Thraltr (F I Crusader Rabbit 'Fi Evening Report iL Hod ft Cun Club iL Ton-Film I Opportunity Knoeka Li I Fli of Jvffrry Jonu iFl Late Hpport 'IV-MovtrUmc Rcrcnge of tfco Zon few Fi 10 Evnint Vtapers Itata KRRCMVea KWKC-New KRLCVNfvi WFAA-aNew by Air 1:1 KRRC-Spont Report Spsirt Fag KRLD-Unnre Orchestra tha News BC-Dc Dead Hand of Communism Is Bluff error And Want REPORTER-NEWS RADIO LOG KWKC 1340: WFAA-WBAP 820 KRLD 1060 TUESDAY EVENING iMfeA-AilwjiV a snowbound village merely pretended to drink it The men eyed me auapiriausly The bsrtender became very busy wiping the bar with a dKy rcg Suddenly the older of the two men turned towards me and sa'd almost casuaUy: are an He was about 35 whispers They were stripped to yean old taU lean and very blond-the wain Their patched pants and 1 am an American" 1 re-lorn khoes were covered with lime plied ita KRBCTnn UFttlny KWXC-BM1 Henry Kewi KVtLIVJftfcany Doliar WBAP-DrtEfiPi KRBC-Towo Mvrttnc I KWKC-Lei1 Ca lo Tovn KRLD-Jnhnny Dollar BAP-Drdntt ftM KRBCVTnmn MrrttrR KWKC-Wor'd eriF-Previe WBAPf Siwm'wSfi I KRLD-Wrwuin Uuchn WBAP-Coum Bull twFAA-Oper The men were obviously building workrrs from the nearby Stal-Intllee whore East German started their uprising against the Reds last June jdare to speak with a foreigner I ordered a glass of brer and especially an American In a Red sat down at the nearest table The 1 police stale it is a serious offense stuff was warm and watery I to communicate with foreigners The men smiled and akrd me to Join them at their table Only the very brave or the very desperate behind the Iran Curtain fll KRRC4pm Mm WBAMrwi Spor: TM KRBC-Wrtrn Owing EWKC-Mirky juilajtr KRLIvppoplp Art Funny WBAP-Edfit Fuhtr Show MS KRBCMVtstrm fwmf KWKCMirky Spiilun KRLD-Ptopit Art Finnr WBAP'RO'Fnary Ciooutv Tta KRBC-HlIlbiUy Hit KWKC'High Adrtntar Mrt North WFAA-Bftfrir Cr)f KRBC-Hillbiiiy Hit KWKC-Nift Advrnturr KRLD-Mr Mr North WFAA-Bamr Criif KRBC-Tun Tim KWKC-WorM Beritn-Prtvltv Prrrmri BAP-Couin Wdiit KFRC-ABC Late New KWKC-Slarlig'ii cKrrude KRLD-Louflla Parson WBAP-G I Jw KRBC-Katkw'a Hit KWKC-ttarWyht Serenade KRlD-0howraM of £iara WBAP-O in Sport KWKC-M'arlicfit perrnadf KKLlVYmf A Yr Doctor RBAP-WmJd Muie KPBC-TexNi Roundup tfercMdC KRLTV? jnnire Sue WBAP-World I Mjair to keep airmen from jets Texas Lawyer Hits Mexico In Wafer Trial ST LOUIS Eugene Edwards arguing a Texai claim that New Mexico has violated a Rio Grande water rights compact told a special mister of the US Supreme Court yesterday: facts of this case are that New Mexico has let its ditches grow up in weeds and let the ditches fill up with silt and is now trying to saddle Texas with the result a of their own neglect" Chief Issue at the one-day heaiv Ing was whether the federal government should become a party to the suit Special Master John Given said he would submit a recommendation to the Supreme Court on a decision but did not know how long his study will take Edwards special assistant to the Texas attorney general spoke after New Mexico Atty Gcr Richard 1L Robinson argued the government i Interested in liio Grande water because Indian wards use it for Irrigation and 1 localise of the need of the Forel Service and irrigation and reclamation projects Edwards answered that State of Texas doesn't claim a drop of water belonging to the Indians The Indians' water comes out of New Mexico's allocation We believe it is entirely feasible to carry out the terms of the water compact and still give the Indian all the water they need and (till not deprive any land owners of what they have coming Texas filed the suit in 1951 seeking to force New Mexico to keep open the El Vado flood gates until Texas receives an alleged deficit of Rio Grande water which it claims is due under the compin Welder Survives High-Voltage Charge PHILADELPHIA Edward Cooper 40 a Philadelphia welder was climbing down an iron girder supporting a roof oirr a transformer platform yesterday when the back of his neck touched a copper rod carrying 130M volts of electricity He was stuck to the girder until an automatic circuit breaker shut off the current He then dropped unconscious to the platform Rescuers lowered him to the ground and be was taken to a hospital in fair condition New Hoover Commission With Wider Powers Sworn in Today By D' HAROLD OLIVER not held by the earlier one which WASHINGTON i-A new Hoov-1 wnd work nearly four mission patterned after the earlier tivlty i4 performed it has author-one but with wider power he-lly t0 Udv whether the activity cornea an official entity today in ftould be performed by the fed-oalh taking ceremonies at theeril government at all While House The law creating the new com- The 12-member group headed by I mission directed it to submit its former President Herbert Hoover final report not later than Slay 31 has seven Republican and five Presumably preliminary re- WEDNESDAY MORNING i KRRC-Danee Orehrstra KWKC-IdJr Hour KRLXvwreftiling Matrhri WFAA-Oprr IIR KRHC-nreum I'raiB ExpriM KWKC-Idl Hour ERLINWcvuiuic AiklCbM WFAA-Nrw KRRTXreain Trata ExorfM KWKC-Idl Hour KRLD-Thi I delievt WFAAdUnp Baxirr 11:9 KRRC-Drraai Traa LiorfU KWKC-Tdle Hour EKLD-Fburtll Army Show WFAAanpy- Baxier KRRC-Dreaei Traia Enrti KWKC-Idtr Hour KRLD-r-urJj Army Show WFAA-ScaHip Baxter IM KRnONivv lor Miu KWKC-Ladie Fair KKLO-Anhur CvOdfrey WBAP-Strike Tt Rieh KRRC-Mukw for Minus KWKC-Ldiei Fair KRLD-Arihur Godfrey WBAF-stnkr Rich KRBC-Dnubie or Xolhin KWKC-gnen for Day KKUVMake Up Mud WFAA-PhrM Thai Fay KRBC-Doublr or Nothlsa KWHC-ueea for Day KRLCVRriftffnary WFAA-Joe Ketchma 11: to a Friend KWKC-Out MWV KRUVWendy Wjrmi Ita Ctnb KWKC-Hnir Hartauntr KRLD-Srv WFAA-New Irik CM Harmont KRLfWLm of PtoDren RBAF-Early Bird I'M RRBC-Prkt1 Clu HarnwmiM XKl Crovbr WFAA-C-car RtUe Boy 41 KRRC-Rreaasat Cub KWKC-HnTc 1 KK1 CVToiw ia Fop I WBAP-CeHar Rid Boy I RRPC-Mv Irueftorv KWKC-CecU Brown KRl XVA-ihor Ootifrey but it isn't cold enough Beiidtt one never know when the stranger might turn out to be a secret police agent an informer or a Communist Even cnildten are trained in Red schools to spy and inform on their parents did you know I was an American?" 1 asked your clothes and the way you pronounced the word beer" we can smell a muscovite a mile away" added the younger man 1 could see that the bartender was getting nervous He looked anxiously at the door and continued to wipe the bar fliriously is dangerous for you to talk with I said replied the older man tell your people that we shall never submit to Russian tyranny And please don't believe that we are Fascists All we want is freedom" I shook hinds with the men paid my bill and left the bierstube East Berlin was strangely silent and practically empty of people The deserted streets were by volkspolizei dressed in Russian-type olive green uniforms armed with carbines and burp guns There were practically no automobiles in the except ot course those usr Red otilciali few bicy- Now and then a man woman or terror and want I made my way to West Berlin crossing the border at Fnederich strasse Ten meters pksi the bor-rrtl I entered another world Children were playing in the streets their shrieks and laughter reaching the sullen suspicious Red guards only a few steps sway Holiday throngs crowded West Berlin's subways and railway stations On the Kurfurstendamm West Berlin's Broadway (he open air rate were crowded lo capacily-There was movement and life Only 10 yards separate West from East Berlin Yet the Iron Curtain dividing I he city is as tangible as the Wall at Sing Sing Shirley Temple's Third Child Coming SANTA MONICA Calif Shirley Temple is going to have a baby next March The farmer movie actress now married lo Charles Blark said the birth of her third child will be by Caesarean section here where she twrseU born The i nicU duh'rJ SUMn' )rril gnd a son Charle Ju- I years nior Operations for ratarsrt the clouding of the eye lenses are successful in Din out of ten cases KRBC-Oka Drifter EWKC-Momlw Nenhbor KR IT-dtamp Quartet WBAF-BunkAou Baiida KRBC-RcMitMup: Nfw KWKC-Mornin Niboar KRLKVJoUer 9how WBAP-Nemt KFRC-Mitbi-Ip Urn Nrhbar KKIINew WBAP-FTm Newt IIS KRRC-W Farr Revtev KWKC-Nrw Weather KRLD-O-4 Corral WBAP-Churkwifoa Gang 7: RRHC-kfann Arwmrtav KWKC-Rrafat Wnh Hicm KFUVXrv Rounaup WFAA-Xfw 9ft mane Ue WBAF-B KRRC-Lft We Pwrtrt KWKC-Nfv Air KRLDV iica! 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Write Boa ee-E C-O Reportrr-Nawa WANT TO buy produrtng rovaitv A Alien RIvtrcraaL Abilene Teaae RIAL ISTATt WANTED MT READY CAJW for equ'Ue ta to dowB-rayurni Dome Wnoda rni riin Ph j-wi REAL ESTATE LOANS Ml -SPOT CASH" for eaur tqolty Ltal wuh Willie cm New1 relate 4TS41 SPECIAL NOTICE- Wo weed more hornet lor tale Clarence C-dUna Realty 11 Butternut Ph 415 NEED LISTIXOS on low down payment h'-mea aUcavh-bomn Zuber Real Eaiate Ph S-MM POGOSAYS- Call 34141 ta ae low-i ar Utl your homo fur ST7 Wo anil have a heavy demand for 3 bedraotn beuere raper-ally if ftranrrd We pay IMMEDIATE CASH for I -guinea KINCAID REAITY CO 41775 11 i Jill night 4-IB4 HAVE CASH buyer for load nntre Coeh b-jttr for botnet Have tod forma and Stock farm Phono 4-0041 Perry Mot-In IIT YOUR rental properly with ua anion Clarence Colltna fnr cul Realty Ph -'4 WANrrD: FARM and lo tell Wo ha-e kuyart wauirg II pr'rcd a ill ua todae 4-4M 5-rM I GCAL ESTATE money fo loan on Improved rHy and roualrp rral effete Cooyenient term lo rkwina eapenao prompt Iniperlmo Corner Queen Theatre Bldg Ptmno MW Classified Information COST PER WORD 6c 12c ISc FRtb 17e lc FREE S9 75 IS WORD MINIMUM (3-lins minimum! Order your adt aa econonfral 3 dor or day paa thereby obta'n-lag additional free dare WORD AD DSAIilINFa Wtetdeva 4 0 a Sunder 113 Ratunfayi TWO ONE PRICE RITM THE PUBURHFKS a a a I tha right la correctly daeaifp all act verliauig la edit anv copv deemed abiecilunablc fnr any rraeeo and reaerrr tha right la accept adv-r tlalrg only on a raah-m advance haela Some ad art charged la phono owner a purely aa an accrm-modatlna and payment a ai-ia Immediately upoa publlraltun Roma fypaa af ade are not charted pndrr ana clrcumaiaara but must be alrirtlv raab-ia adtaara NOTICE of lypographlrai or nth-ar errata must be givra he to re the aecnnd maeruon or rlaime for refund or ealenaion will nor bo rocog-Wired The Roporter-Rrwa dnra nt avail me financial reaponatblllty af leave a euatoiwed aa a rreuN of anv tvpngraphical error any advertlae-menl nor for Imperfect pruulnf af bey aumbara ar QUrra An late if led adv oriamala Is 'ha MnrrrtMi Repartrr-Newo and are pabhahad lain dally itarepl Sum ilfl Sunday Office Ilnurs si 1 to 3 TODAY'S MARKET NEW YORK Aircrafts were out in front of an advancing stock market today Some aircraft gains ran to better than a point while the rest of the market held its advance to small fraction Losses dotted the list without being concentrated in any particular area The aircrafts had the benefit of the government announcement of stepped up spending for some types of jets and by the predictions that production cutbacks have been completed Boeing was up l1 at 43 on a block of 2(M0 shares and North American oiiened on a block of 7000 shares up l4 at 18 Both companies will participate in the increased production schedules Pacific Western Oil which has brought in a new Kuwait well started ou 1500 shares up l's at 32S Also advancing were Anaconda Copper Bethlehem Steel Chrysler Southern Railway and United Aircraft Livestock FORT SOITI FORT WORTH Cattla 40 I (OS coat 3S-M crru ioarr Sjuntar raitri ataacs to atraiitc othar cia-aa 01 aaula and calvaa ataady Oood and rhatca aiauahtar aaara am yearliiwa lt S3: camnaa and medium I KMa 00 let eova tSO-tlM' twd and rtaawa alaualt-ar caltea 114-14 00 common and mrdi-ja 1 0411 Baud and clwiao Blocker folaaa 410 SO: Hawker and larder a terra and yearling 14410: Blocker cava 144 10 04 Hoea 400 buirhrr luma atrady in came ioati- a-wa ataaay Choice 14 mo noun hun-hrra SS V4M: choice mill sound haca 11 434 IS aoaa SI 04U hern 140: a-auiMar Iambi iieadr to 5 canto kiahtr aiiiihtrr rara arak IS cant Irarr- utility to rhatca eiaushier lamba IS441TM utiiiiy and ood liadra 14: cull aauchter tamba 00-'? 40 ruil and uu'tta atauchiar aara 4 04 IS medium feeder iamSa I 41150 built by the Reds They say both are too small The Allied objection apparently strm from the dispute over whether prisoners should be Interviewed individually or in groups The Allies want group explanations while the Reds insist on individual interview An Allied spokesman said the CX Command toid the repatriation commission it could not make the changes by the Thursday deadline but promised they would be completed a fast as possible There was no immediate word on Communist remodeling plan The commission met in a long session Tuesday night presumably to discus snarl holding up the processing of 22600 Red and more than 300 Allies FOWs A commission spokesman later said a press conference would he held Wednesday morning probably lo announce rules governing the explanation He said the commission also may answer an Allied protest that it had distributed a letter tainted with Ci-mmumst propaganda to ba'ky FOWs commission are Hoover Atty Gen Brownell Arthur Flemming defense mohiliation director Rep Clarence Brown of Ohio Sen Ferguson nf Michigan Solomon dfn th i changed in the Red world through- out the year The samr dead hand of communism the same bluft versify and Sidney A Mitchell im der! Houe Brautkfu Par ot L-ie ffnpi P-iv WEDNESDAY 17a RNBC-Fa iT Harvev KWKC-WxjrM KRLD-rv Renfif BFAA-New KFBC-Nhonr I nctervood KWKC-Vrt der'M KRl aXVNevw WFAA-Murrv Co KBBC-Werher-Markrt KM tfprw KRHVDnr BPAA-I'iuhho IfrW RRRC-Sfeaii Rrrire KWKC Worl SrricJ KKLXMSuidiRC liM BFAA-Jut4v June hm KR RC-Hvmn of Churrhe KWKC-Wortd 9r-r KW'KC-KorM KKlDH'iUop WBAP-Life 7:19 KRBC-dllm K'AKC-WorTd 1 KRl D-Hfnie RFD VBARm 7'ta KRBC-TV K'A'KCWrid KRl 1H ue I HBAPi'-vr 1 7:49 1 KRBC-Ranvp I KRlrvV'u BA1M- 41 KFBC-ara KRBC-Tum to a Friend KWKC-Cswtoi Coaimvaiarp KRlEVAijnt Jf'tnr WFAAJoe RrirhmaB 11:9 KRBC-Tot! KBKC-Crdric Ftwtrr KRLD-Hfipo Trent WPAA-Corly Sacdrr H4k KRRC-Nee KWKCoM Ktrei KRlrvOur cal S'liH'ay FAAJUaim Quarter AFTERNOON 4 KRRC-Afi-rKHr ferenad Dale KRUva-ttma Mr nunon KFAA-iuiti Flam Bi'l 4:11 KRBC A Hr moon Bereudo KWKC1rtrrsase Date KK! tVW'fgrfi rf Oc1 WFAA-Frr Foe FsrteD 4:99 KRRC-Devoutieal-Neta KKKC-Reaueat CM i KHLKVBaiidstaild WfAA'Lirrfg Juara 4:49 KRRC-Prt Pe 4 Tune i KHUVTBA Hjppmeao WfAXUrUK Py 90 KRRC-Fu Jon Brtarkr KKC-To Taih KHIIWk WFAA-War Reporter Hint Show rwkc-Towq Tk KKLIY-Ciirt Maiey WFA4-N-m 9:99 Soic KWKC-Wtd RU llickoh RLP-New KBAP-Bs Cranford 1:19 RRBC-ArivfDT Pore KWKC-wiid Hck-h the Mou tlr iionei KKTLowiX Th: vm Mv klouo IBBAP-Rcwn Stiormad POW 'Explanations' May Be Delayed Again Democratic members and half a million dollars to look (or further economies in a government now costing about TO billions a year The new com mission has a duty REAL ESTATE PISPLAT WESTTEXAS" ABSTRACT TITLE COMPANY 3 02 Butternut Phone 2-C333 Complete Abstract Service TIMe Insurance FLCSNER-DAVIS AGENCY nf- Hired Hand" Far INSURANCE MORTGAGE LOANS PNana 1-1409 402 a Home Commercial Mortgage Loans Call Ilia my Partat Bob Bransford REALTY CO Lrac-n Dr Ph 031 HOME LOANS LOW INTEREST FAST CLOSING LONG TERM TITLE INSURANCE NOT REQUIRED ESSIE A CASSLE INCORPORATED 2 2805 RhvTftm 4 i-ee to Owfr BRUM R-urcup KPI-M-: BBAPBxt llcpe BFAA Bi Wde 9:19 KRRf-Ja a Ouvn A KC MlvU 4 M'sic KRlCVKti -H life 'kFAAeU'ft Dsilla II KFC Fknnr 9'tool KWKC ridy Ar: vd iKRTXVM PraT I WFAA-Wirir Brown 949 KFR A the Phone i'arabmn New York investment banker Democrats are Sen McClellan: Rep litilifield of California: Robert Storey Dallas dean of Southern Methodist University Law School James A Farley of New York former postmaster general and Democratic national rhab man and Joseph Kennedy of Massachusetts former ambassador to Great Britain Long-Time Resident 01 Coleman Dies COLEMAN Sept 2S Mrs A Gordon 67 resident of Coleman since 1900 died Monday night at the Overall Memorial Hospital here Funeral will be at 330 pm Wednesday In the First Baptist Church with the Rev Strcetman pastor officiating Burial will be In Coleman Cemetery under direction o( Stevens Funeral Home Mrs Gordon was bora In Ennis Oct 24 1885 Survivors include her husband SLIhi'e brother A Karp Oklahoma City gnd a sister Mrs Collier of Los Angrles Bufr tail tip distinguish the Rio I Grand wild turkey from other its pcs Ml KRBC-Womvn C-ub New KWKC-Word 9rr KNllvpprrv Mi BBAP-Mu-'r KKFC-Biu Crokkr KWKC-TAor 9rw KKllVflr Grguf WBAF-Davp Carivwav MV Wii: KMKC-Wor'd KRl ivB-ihfpr Pav BBAP-Kew Market I KRl IVY 'unc AA-Buirar QSa Wi (lit 0 dR PANMl'NJOM The neutral nations repatriation contmi-ion said today that explanation to Allied and Communist war prisoners who have refused to go home may be delayed this time by a dispute over facilities Explanation trams which will attempt to persuade the FOWs to return home original!) were scheduled to start talking to prisoner last Saturday hilt I he talks were postponed until Thursday becaue of a dispute over the ground rules An Indian spokesman for the commission said today the meetings may be pushed back again unless the Reds and Allies accept explsnation renter already constructed The Communists he said object to renter built by the L'N trams Kmmaiid Red' i have to pass through all the Ivw raalpH t0 nMt lhfm They want to avoid them because of hostile prisoner" the spokesman said Allied dissatisfaction rrntrred on explanation booths and compounds tWJkR ijnov WHMHB03E ggbssb.

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