Abilene Reporter-News from Abilene, Texas • Page 47

7-B TM ABILENE REPORTER-NEWS Abilene, Texas, Thursday Evening, January Eucharistic Vestment HORIZONTAL 1 Eucharistic vestment 4 Charlotte Corday killed him Wrestling cushion Driving command IS Papal cape 14 Constellation 15 Devour 16 Bridal path 17 Clear 18 Wooden box used in saltworks 20 Pronoun Zl The Seven 22 Fruit drink 24 Breach 26 Steeple 29 Goes 33 Song birds 34 Viper 35 Exist 36WingIike part 37 Auricle 39 Dyestuff 41 Mosque tower 43 Proficient 44 Steamer (ab.) 45 Theater sign 46 Hunt 49 John (Gaelic) Rsve 55 Grain bristle 58 Born 59 Rot by exposure 0 Vigilant Before 62 Anger 63 Onagers 64 Korean gold currency unit VERTICAL lOld 2 Shakespearean king 3 Greek letter 4 Extinct bird 5 Get up 6 Headstrong 7 Adduces 8 Golf device 9 Dam 10 Operatic solo 11 Small children 30 Demolish 19 Abrade 31 Juurney 21 Mineral spring 32 Dispatched 23 Desolate 38 Antennae 25 Become 40 Smell visible 42 Request 26 Bridge term 45 Noisy breathing In sleep Production of Most Household Goods To Be Cut 45 Per Cent garment 47 Pitcher 48 Grafted 50 Greek god 52 Afresh 53 Roman emperor 54 Year between 12 and 20 J6 Sheep's bleat SVNiihti (tb.) REPORTER-HEWS RADIO LOG WASHINGTON CB Productio of most household goods sue as television sets, radios, refriger tors, electric ironers and other pliances is due to be cut i 45 per cent of the pre Korc levels in the quarter year begin nuig April i. This would be 10 cent below present permitted pro duction rales. This word came today from Man ly Fleischmaun, defense pr duction administrator who sal also that in this quarter: Construction of new houses is be curtailed from the present nual rate of S50.000 to a rate 660,000 a year. Automobile production is to reduced at least seven per cei; below the present rate. The DP.

allowed the manufacturers onl enough copper and aluminum produce 800,000 cars and cnl enough steel to produce 9000.000 i the second quarter. The maker were authorized to stretch thes materials, if possible, to make 930. 000 in the second quarter. For th first quarter of the year they weri allotted enough materials for 930. 000 with permission to stretci them to make 1.000,000.

Fleischmann testified before the Senate House "watchdog" com mittee studying the defense mobilization programs. It is headed Sen. Maybank (D-SC), who said the group wants to make sure tha the mobilization agencies are ear marking for civilian production as much steel and other scarce ma terials as possible. The second quarter auto allot ments were somewhat more than first announced figures, at which PERSONALLY SPEAKING KRBC, 1470 KC; KWKC 1340 KC; WFAA-WBAP 820 KCi KKLD 1080 KC THURSDAY EVENING KRBC-Weather-Newi KWKC-Fulton Lewis. Jr.

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She underwent surgery in December at Baylor Hospital. Dallas, for complications resulting from previous mastoid operations. Mrs. Bradley is convalescing al her home, 543 Highland Ave. Mrs.

B. Moore has returned to her clerical duties in the City Tax Department after her two- week annual vacation. Mrs. George Swick, 95. has been discharged from St.

Ann Hospital after undergoing medical treatment. She is now at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Tom Mullane, 3341 South Fourth St. Thurman B. Allison has resigned as a painter's helper in the City Parking Meter Department to enter the military service.

His resignation is effective Jan. 12. Joseph Wayne Bartlett began work Tuesday as a helper in the City Sanitation Department. Nelson B. Neal of Clyde has been employed in the City Water Repair Department here.

Jerry Gannaway, clerk in the City Water Department, was called to take his military pre induction physical examination here Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Klem and their three children, Thomas. Richard and Robert, have moved to 1725 South 23rd Abilene, from Phoenix, N.

Y. Mr. Klem is employed by the Spence-Hartman Machine 1633 Walnut St. He is a brother of Mrs. Kenneth Dart 1336 Ash St.

Mrs. Hamilton Weight of 1934 Sycamore St. returned home from Fort Worth Tuesday. She had been with her daughter and son-in- law. Mr.

and Mrs. Willard Keiton 2129 West Lotus who are parents of a boy born Christmas day The chiid has ben named Willard Noel. auto officials protested strongly but less than they asked. Fleischmann said "should the industry be able to attain the permuted unit level for both the first and second quarters, then the re- duclion between quarters will itnount to seven per cent." He said a government "task force" is attempting- "to increase the placemen! of defense production contracts in Detroir to relieve unemployment now estimated around 125,000. The derision to further reduce auto production and risk added joblessness "has not bee-ti reached lightly- Klelschmanu said.

Eichelberger Sees Armistice In Korea I.OS ANGELES U. Cm. Robert L. Eichelberger, retired, says he personally feels that some sort of armistice will be arrived at in Korea, but he warned against the dangei 01 a too rapid reduction of our strength there. Gen.

Eirhelbvrgvr, srntiul in commanl Gen. Douglas MacArthur during the first years of the Japanese occupation, said in an address that the Korean War had Priority Lis! To Be Set Up For Probing Alleged Misdeeds WASHINGTON (XI The Senate investigations subcommittee has so many inquiries into alleged governmental misdeeds on its hands it going to establish a priority listing. Chairman Hory (D-NC) told a reporter Wednesday he will call his group into session this week, possibly tomorrow, to decide the or- ui.se. timetable. ich to conduct these ub The decision to fight it out in i hc hl arin Korea, ht said, represents l'resi-j A stuii a quick J2.8 mil- dent Truman sri-atest hour, ant! hon profit realized by former Con- had it not been made, "the five I Kressinan Robert K.

Casey and sales under supervision of Larson. career government official. Larson himself demanded the investigation. world lu-i bered, a bit at a dismem 12 New Leprosy Cases Is Annual Average in Texas AUSTIN, About 32 persons "Since Texas come down with lepros every yar, according to Dr. Geo W.

Cox, State Health Officer 'Substitute' Bootlegger Fined $300 George E. Balderree, 51. wh. lave his address as the Little Hoel. pleaded guilty Wednesday to ielling beer to an undercover ag of the Liquor Control Board and was fined S300 and court costs He went to jail in default of payment of the fine.

County Judge Deed Ingalsbe as- essed the fine after Balderree pro- nised he would stay out of the lootlegging racket. Ingalsbe said Balderree told him he had been elling bootleg wares only eight ays, and then only as an accom- nodation for a bootlegger who was Iready In jail. He said he had quit he business before he knew he ad been filed on for the sale to le undercover man. Three other cases were filed in lounty Court Wednesday. Joe Burge was charged with left of two sport shirts valued at 11.90 from Lintz Department 'tore.

Billy D. Prince appealed two ines from Corporation Court, hey were a S25 fine for aggra- ated assault and a $75 fine for isturbing the peace. Prince, who as on appeal a bootlegging coli- iction, still has six traffic viola- appeals on the docket from Jctober, 1950. They have never een brought to trial in County ourt. ichool Parley iel Thursday The Educational Committee of ic Abilene Chamber of Commerce ill meet with members of the bilene school board, the city com- issioners and others at 4 p.m.

hursday at the Chamber of Commerce to consider furthering the educational facilities of the city. The Educational Committee is headed by Theron Fergus as chairman. Meeting with it will be representatives of the school board and the city commission. The purpose is to hear representatives from school board and Supt. Wells on the cost of various projects the educational committee has been considering, as well as the recommendations of Dean Shelby to make the school system complete.

1S21 over 300 individual cases have been diagnosed, mostly in counties bordering the Gulf Coast and Hio Grande River. "Leprosy." Dr. Cox says, "is one of the penalties of being human. No other animal ever gets it. You do not need to worry a great deal about it because itMs probably the least catching of all communicable diseases.

The horror and shame in which the disease is held today is a hold over from Biblical times. "One consolation about the whole thing is that a Russian satellite-Rumania-is the world's focus of leprosy. "The disease takes two forms one called iuberculoid because It resembles tuberculosis: and Hie other lepromatous. The second type affects twice as many men as women, presumably because there are more modes and opportunities for infection in men. "Lepromatous patients live an average of 3 to 10 years, while the tuberculoid type apparently doesn't affect the patient's life span.

Neither type is as catching as tuberculosis or other communicable diseas- Most cases of the disease are contracted during childhood Dr Cox reports, "with manifestations' actually appearing in the teens or early 20's. "Medical researchers at the na- lional leprosarium at Carville, are having success in the treatment of leprosy by the use of certain drugs. The Texas State Department of Health can assist anyone suffering with (his disease in securing treatment at associates on a $100,000 inveslmpnt in war surplus oil tankers. 2. The part played by Hep.

Hoy- kin (D-Alai in Interceding with the HKC in behalf of government loan st-ekers. 3. HFC loans in which Mrs. Flo Ill-alien, secretary to Virt 1 President Harkley. and Charles E.

Shaver, a former Senate employe, have acknowledged they Interceded. 4. The handling of war surplus Abilenian Dies; Rites al Texarkana V. N. Kitchens.

56, a carpenter, died Tuesday at 11 p.m. at his residence 617 Cypress St. He had no Abilene relatives. Hia body is being shipped to Texarkana by Elliott's Funeral Home for funeral and burial there. Among relatives are a sister Mrs.

Carter, of Texarkana. He was born Sept. 15, 1895. in Arkansas The nomadic Miomac Indians oC Nova Scolla favored portable wigwams of hirch bark that could be folded and packed into canoes. TO WEB DRIVE-IN THEATRE W.

HIWAY 80 PHONE 2-5871 Show Starts At Dusk Rooney's Ex-Wife Mum on Patchup HOLWTVOUD Vick ers didn't say yes and she didn' say no when informed Mickcj Rooney wants to patch up their marriage. "Why. I didn'l even realize he was staging any kind of a cam r-he sdid yesterday. Booney issued a a through his studio that "we are still trying to work it out. Nothing impossible you know." Miss the actor's third vlfc, won a divorce last Septem- icr, bill it doesn't become final or a year.

'I did see Mickey quite a bit tver the holidays on account of our baby," she said, "but any talk of a reconciliation is certainly news me." Rooney pays Miss Vickers S500 weekly in alimony and for support their child, Ted, born last April He also pays $450 a week to Detly lane Rase, wife No. 2. There are payments to Ava Gardner, his irst wife, who now is married to "rank Sinatra. Expert Says Mexico Has World's Largest Sulphur Deposits NOW ON THIS OFFER When you buy a GE Wringer washer, you buy the best in performance and dependable service. Now D8.W Tire Co.

offers you at no extra cost a durable twin tub set with each washer. Only 139.95 for as little as down and as little as 1.80 per week. Take advantage of this offer now. TIRE COMPANY 102 Elm Your GE Dealer Ph. 4-6244 MEXICO CITY.

A Mexican expert in soil improvement said Monday Mexico's sulphur deposits are sufficient for a production of 200.000 tons per year. Gen. Alfredo Breceda. vice president of the National Farmers Association, said sulphur domes already found "are as big or bigger than anything in Texas or Louisiana." He toid members of the American Farm Bureau Federation that U. S.

sulphur companies have already proved the deposits and are ready to begin working them. a uc- Dallas, Houston tion of 5,000 tons a year, from oil refineries, is used mostly at home. Breceda said some 'small deposits of phosphate rock have- been found in Mexico and a search is under way for more. Tax Penalty Starts Feb. 1, AH 1951 city taxes must be paid on or before Jan.

31 of this year in order to avoid an 8 per cent penalty, Assessor collector A. W. Curlce warned Wednesday. Interest on unpaid accounts will also begin accuring Feb. at the rate of 6 per cent, per annum.

Curlee said that through December the amount collected on the 1951 tax roll was S862.150.17 out of a total levy of 51,866,218.18. Taxable valuations for 1951 totaled 588,890.320, including the areas assessed for school purposes only. Some portions of the city- controlled Abilene School District lie outside the city proper a therefore, are taxed by the city for schools only. I e. i 'TV Stations Asked Spellman Attacks Persecution in Asia WASHINGTON, tfi The UHF Television Co.

Tuesday applied to the Communications Commission for commercial iclevi.sinn stations at Dallas and Houston to operate on Channel 23. The company is owned by R. Wheelock, W. L. Pickens.

"and R. H. Coffield. who sold TV station KEYL at San Antonio lo the Fort Industry of Detroit last year. At that time they applied for wwr- u.

UHF a i at Dallas. Ilous- KONGi W-Francis Cardi- ton. and San Antonio, but later nal SpeHman 01 New York said on I withdrew these proposals. Ssn An- his arrival here today a the per- tonio was not inchVd in a new missionaries in Red i application filed Ttiodav FORT WORTH STOCK SHOW I A JANUARY 25 I Color Cartoons 1 AS THE CROW LIES" JUST A LITTLE BULL Tonight and Friday COLOR CARTOON If you would liV ue on "ALL-AMERICAN" Team in Action Come by doily ond yoy will tmj --Krort. Sexton.

Monte, Schilling, Llbby, Hlini, Monojth, Ktith, Dole. Columct, H. Smith, and a hojt of others thowing you why they 010 nil-lime oll- Ameiicon--odd why our food it elwoyi winner. Cooched MACK EPLEN hit oiiiitflirti Mock Eplens Reiraurant-Cofcterio Oroko Coffn Stio, DINE At DOYLE'S CAFE P. M.

to I A. M. Closed on Tuesday 1840 BUTTERNUT TEXAS LAST DAY STATE "PRAIRIE SCHOONER" Wild till Elliott FEATURE No. 1 "INVISIBLE RAY" K.rlotf LINDA "BLAZING BULLETS" Johnny Mack Brown HIT No. 2 "KATY DID IT" Ann llytht I Elmwood TONITE FIRST SHOW 6:15 SECOND SHOW 8:30 LAST SHOW 10:15 SKYLINE I I COMEDY CARTOON NEWS JHrmor sHuwnn RODEO I hbtial mi Soeers fcnwraf Cofrsnnn 'O 1 25-Then Drtj (2 8 The.

Feb. 5 Rtxlm it Rtxrml la Slnrf Sfm Groml, mi "Ik Mtrry Widow Jecution of China "cries aloud and equals the stories of the persecutions and martyrdoms of the early days of the Church." The prelate arrived here by plane from Manila. He was met by Archbishop An- I tony Fiiberi, Papal Nuncio, who was expelled frpm Red China last September, months after he was arrested by the Reds. The a i a toid newsmen at Ihe airport that conditions in the a a a "immeasurably worse" than during his last visit in 1948. The same group also has applications pending for TV stations at Corpus Chrlsti, and New Orleans, l.a.

MAi. 2-7841 TO CLASUFiRD BwrtEwtttbrtH AS CCWOY LEAD Rogers tftmwiri An, 3-MAT W. 14.40-3 4Q.1 80-1 Grart LIVESTOCK EXPOSITION IhrVt nnt br Ow 6,000 Head Cattle Sheep, Poodry, Torieyi, Rabbin ORDER TICKETS BY MAIL UNO (HECK OB MONtr SPEdFV A 8 A SOUTHWESTERN EXPOSITION and FAT STOCK SHOW BOX ISO WORTH I JAYCEE'S Present on evening of singing by these farnoui quartcHei Stamps Ozark Quartette Marion Snyder and Imperial Quartette The Blackwood Bros. THURSDAY NIGHT, JAN. 10, 8 P.M.

Fair Park Auditorium Admission $1.00 Ticksfi at the: Melody Shop eeord Shop This concert is for the benefit of the BOYS RANCH MTEKTATE THEATRES mm tit mt UK i A A NOW Thru SAT. SPECIAL NEWS BOWL GAMES TOM and JERRY "DUCK DOCTOR" A I TO-DAY FRI. SAT. (HARKSE CARTOON-COMEDY-NEWS UEEN TO-DAY FRI. SAT.

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