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Abilene Reporter-News from Abilene, Texas • Page 53

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5-B ABILENE REPORTER-NEWS April IS, ItU TOWN NEWS $2,617 Collected in Cancer Neighbor-to-Keighbor Drive Collections from the neighbar-to neighbor drive of the cancer campaign reached $2,617.32 by late Thursday afternoon with returns from only one elementary school district and pjrts of two others still missing. Mrs. Robert G. Stone, co-chairman of the drive, estimated that 20 to 25 per cent of the envelopes were still out. The envelopes were distributed Wednesday in Abilene.

One envelope was taken to each block. Resident of the blocks wore to pass on the so that p.ll Homes had an opportunity to contribute. The envelopes also contained educational literature aboul cancer for eacli home. The envelopes were taken to the First State Bank after being picked up, and were counted there. Residents i envelopes not picked up can get pickup service by contacting Mrs.

Stone, Mrs, V. M. Curry or Mrs. Brian C. Brooks, officials in the campaign.

Wins Scholarship Winner of the $500 Maggie W. Barry scholarship good in four accredited colleges in Texas was Lawanda Vinson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dow- Vinson, Route 1, Tiis- cola. Floyd Lynch, College Station, state 4-H Club leader, made this announcement Wednesday.

Miss Vinson is a senior in Wylie High School. 9 Enter Service One Abilenian was among the five Air Force enlistees processed Wednesday at the U. S. Army and U. S.

Air Force Recruiting and Induction Station here. Four Army inductees also reported at the station Wednesday. Air Force enlistees were Jimmy Selman, 33S5 South Fourth Robert Williams of Fort Stockton, John E. McGinty of San Angelo, Tommy Taylor of Monahans, and Arnold D. Steffey of Coleman.

Inducted into the Army were George Eberle of Moran, Seth Ad- Lone Star Gas Co. Makes Application To Build Pipeline WASHINGTON, April UH--An application has been made by Lone Star Gas Co. of Dallas to build a pipeline to supply gas to Natural Gas Pipe Line Co. of America, Chicago, which serves the Chicago area. Lone Star asked the Power Commission for authority to construct a line from gas fields in Cotton County, to Fritch, about 230 miles.

Natural Gas has proposed to build a 350-mile line from Frilcb to wells in Jack and Wise counties in Texas. At Fritch, the company has an existing system which gathers gas from wells in the Texas Panhandle and moves it lo the Chicago area. John Scott of Lone Star said his proposal is competitive with Natural Gas' application now under study by the commission. The Chicago firm proposes to pay 16 cents a thousand cubic feet for gas. Lone Star and other gas companies contend this would force an increase of 4 cents in the ll-cent rate they now pay in Jack Wise counties.

Water Catches Gasoline Thief April 14 tfV-Cass Smith got mighty tired of having aomeone drain his gasoline tank almost nightly (or two weeks. So he drained his oivn tank nesday night and then filed it with water. Sheriff's deputies booked Ernest Belford, 17, of Flint, on a charge of larceny after finding him he- side his stalled car two miles from Smith's home. Deputies said Beltord's car had stalled because it wouldn't run on water, a amount of which wu found fn his tank. Russian USO Troupe On 'Icicle Circuit' LONDON W-A kind of Soviet USO troupe is boosting morale on drifting Ice floes near the North Pole, Radio Moscow reported Tuesday.

It said the arc per 1 forming for the men stnlioncd at weather observation pasts above the Arctic Circle. "A group of Moscow nrlists, including oollsts from the liolsho! Theater, nro touring the arctic regions and have nrrlved at scientific drifting Malion "North Pole Sirondcast said. arns Jr. of Santa Rosa, N. William T.

Jones of Stamford, nod Otis Cfssery of Albany. Beozley to Speak Dr. William 0. Beazley, director of public relations at Hardln-Sim- mons University, will speak at the South Taylor School junior-senior banquet Briday at 7:30 p.m. in Richard's Restaurant here.

3 Homes Planned Pennits to construct three new residences and alter the marquee at the Paramount Theater were issued Thursday by City Department. Recipients were: James Hilbufn, build frame and stone-trim, one-family residence, 301 College $10,600. Foster Cox, erect frame and brick-veneer, one-family residence, 16W Einiw'ood $28,194. Carroll Goldsmith, construct frame and brick-trim, one-family residence, 602 Glenhaven $9,800. Interstate Circuit alter marquee at Paramount Theater, 352 Cypress $1,100.

Floyd Gooch received a permit io move a frame one-family residence to 1057 Wilson St. Cost was estimated at $100. Legion Meeting AUSTIN, April 14 W-The Anur- lean Leglon'i Mate executive com- will'decide Sundny whether to another 100 million for tin veterans land pro ON STATE PARK BOARD--The Texas Seriate has confirmed the appointment of Andrew M. Albany to fill the unexplred term of Nordan of San Antonio on the State Park Board. Gov.

Shivers made the appointment. Bank Robbed JACKSONVILLE, N. April 14 bandit robbed a branch'of the First National Bank of Jacksonville today of to 130,000. Freedom of Austria Agreed Upon In Moscow Conference MOSCOW, AprU 14 W--Russia and Austria have agreed on "practically all questions" en a treaty to restore Austria's independence, Austrian Ambassador Norbert Bis- chcft said tonight. In Vienna, Austrian Julius Raab's People's party disclosed be had telephoned from Moscow; saying: "Austria will be free, and we wil! receive back-our native soil in its enlirety.

Our war prisoners will be free again." Raab anil his 1 advisers have been negotiating here for three days for SovieJ consent to an independence treaty that would end 10 years' occupation of liltUv Austria by the Big Four powers. Tie United-plates, Britain, and France will have' to agree to any terms worked out im; Moscow before the effective. Austrian Foreign Minister Leopold' who accompanied kept the Western Big Three's enrays in Moscow fully informed on the Austrain-Soviet negotiations. Auilrion reports quoted Bischoff as saying he was sure the Western powers would oppose the new agreement. WASHINGTON, April 14 W-The Stale Department tonight described as "encouraging" the reported Soviet attitude toward a treaty restore Austria's fndeiwndence.

Fisher Meet in Rotan ROTAN, April 14 "Conservation" was the theme, of the Monthly Worker's, Conference of the Fisher County Baptist Association in Calvary Baptist Church Monday night. Host pastor wasithe Rev. Carl Underbill. i Message was presented by the Rev, J. A.

Lunsford of Abilene, missionary from Brazil. He was introduced to the audience by Association Moderator Rev. 0. C. Byrd of Hobbs Baptist Church.

Mrs. 0. B. Woodrum, religious worker in Hendrick Memorial Hospital, suoke on "Misions in Baptist Hospitals." Song service for the night was under direction of D. L.

Smith. Mrs. Frank Terry from Lorigworth was pianist. CALL MILFORD THOMAS Exploration Set AUCKLAND, April 14 W) A $2,800,000 oil exploration venture is to be launched at once in the Taranaki district jointly 'by the Shell Company of New Zealand and Todd Brothers of Wellington. rv OIL WELL CEMENTING SERVICE TEXAS PHONE J71J Announcing The Removal of Our Offices to IKICI ID A KIPF Auto, Liability; Bnrglary.

Work- 1 1 Co Compenjaltoii. Bonds, Big Float- 325 Hickory Street Commercial, Industrial, and Residential Propertlei. F. C. OLDS CO.

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