Abilene Reporter-News from Abilene, Texas • 8

THE ABILENE REPORTER NEWS Abilene Texas Friday Evening August 3 1951 8-A EVEN ON MARSHALL PLAN New Braunfels Sel To Pick Miss Texas Atomic Spies Gel Time to File Briefs NEW HAVEN Conn Auk 3 it less severe sentence because hit betrayal of secrets involved radar and not the atom bomb The death sentence was imposed on the Rosenbergs because they Takes a Lot of Tact To Play Santa Claus briefs Government attorneys will have until Oct 17 to file answers Rosenberg and his wife were sentenced to death in New York April 5 by Federal Judge Irving Kaufman for delivering atomic committed the otfense during war- secrets to Russia Sobel received a time Three convicted atom spies Thursday received an extension of time in which to file amended briefs and records in connection with their appeals Judge Charles Clark of the Circuit Court of Appeals granted the extension to Ethel and Julius Rosenberg sentenced to death and Morton Sobel sentenced to 30 years In prison Judge Clark's decision gave them until Oct 15 in which to file By RELMAN MORIN i For Hl Boyle) NEW YORK Aug 3 About two months ago in Europe 1 met a man who was deeply puzzled and a little bit hurt He was an American on vacation He said: "You know I've been over here two weeks and the action Whether the theory was right or wrong it was nevertheless designed to improve the position of the United States while improving those of the people in Europe It was not charity primarily nor the giving of alms to the poor YANKS FRIENDLY PEOPLE This is the point that our compatriots travelling over there now NEW BRAUNFELS Aug 3 Crinoline Days a festival sparkling with Texas beauties and Lone Star history was ready for its opening day Friday Final rehearsals were held Thursday night and the 24 beauty contestants were ready to begin competition for the title of Miss Texas Winner of the talent-and-beauty contest automatically will go to Atlantic City later in the summer to compete for the Miss America title The banks of the Comal Rivet-in Lands Park center of Crinoline Days activities have been transformed into a simulated Bavarian village Opening event of the three-day program will be a parade at 11 am Another top event is the river nobodv has said a word to me i tend to overlook anoui an me money we ve oeen Americans are a friendly people giving these countries jand they have an almost child- And he added with a kind of ish desire to be liked on sight small-boy bewilderment: "You'd without question But you can't buy think they'd be sort of friends with money and we have after all we've done for them" not bought any There are about a half-million And so "after all we've done Americans on holiday in Europe for them" the average French-this summer and many of them man or Hollander even today are going to come back with some-1 8Jf right on acting like a human pageant to be held at 3 pm each it the same feelina being That is he likes some Amer "Ooet your residence fir policy extend to cover damage to rence and out cT2 FRIENDS SECONDARY 'leans he meets and dislikes oth-1 day nrimarv BUIMU of our for erS' JllSt 8S y0U and 1 (la Tne Miss T('XaS Pa3'ant fls0 pi mary purpose of our for- Moreover friendship as such due to be held each of the three "Vi i seldom exists between nations I davs starts each night at 8:15 pie Winning friends was a sec Bl SUREI YOUR favorite Ice Cream in YOUR favorite flavors MIDLAND ODESSA 0 0 83 Minutes ondary consideration The money was intended to be used as a weapon just as the communists were using propaganda as a weapon They expected to capitalize on the poverty and mis-' ery that stemmed from the war We countered with dollars hoping to remove these conditions so that people would be less susceptible it tv Mkm mian i rm serma --mi rr HI III I II II I Insurance kri ItM Procxfty Ma na 212 Bank Btdg Ph 4-8169 NEIGHBOR IN TEX IS Sgt A Walker (left) 48th Field Artillery and Pvt John Reese 92nd Armored Field Artillery were playmates for a number of years while the two lived across the street from each other in San Angelo An exchange of correspondence after both had entered services revealed that they are again in adjoining rice paddies in Korea They are trying to arrange a transfer for one or the other so that they may serve together Pvt Reese is the son of MrsJohn Reese and Sgt Walker's mother is Mrs Fred Tappee iillMll Ill IliWIMMIK to Communist sales-talk double-talk and promises Whether we have succeeded in this or will suceed is much too long and complicated a story to be attempted here In any case a very large measure of plain self-interest went into Keep Plenty of longhorn Ice Cream at home for delicioui deserts and for your Gueitt 4-9134 far mfamatm and reservations -or caU four travel agent KEEPING TAB ON SERVICEMEN its TO vAi Pvt Tomrnie Hollis Camp Cook Calif has been visiting in Abilene this week with his grandmother Mrs Madge Hollis 240 dupe St and with his aunt Mrs Mack Merchant North 12th St Pvt Hollis is the son of Mr and Mrs Hollis of Del Rio completing a 14-week administrative course at the University of Connecticut Smith is the son of Mr and Mrs Dayton Smith of Hallinger He enlisted in Ihe Air Force In February of 1951 and took his basic training at Lackland Air Force NORTH A 68 A9 A KQ54 A A987 WEST EAST 10 7 4 3 42 VK52 VJ874 10 8 6 3 eJ2 K4 A SOUTH (D) AKQJ98 VQ1063 7 10 Neither side vul South West North East 1 Pass 2 A Pans 4 Pass 7 Pass Pass Pass Opening 2 Anionic He graduated from Del Kin High Base in San but a huge convenient He will report back to Sh'Tirw Air Base at Leavenworth Kims at the close of his furlough here School and attended Uvalde Junior College He will report to Camp Cook August 14 after a 30-day-leave NOT A BALLINCIER Aug 2 Corporal Deanie Smith of Hallinger Is at home on an 18-day furlough after ftPHILCO BRIDGE or cm By OSWALD JACOBY Written for NEA Service In the wee hours of the morning Now For Only 33995 Plus The Cpl Edgar Ramey of Abilene has arrived at Wheclus Field Tripoli Libya North Africa where tv is assigned to Ihe 1603rd Air PoliflB Squadron as an air policeman A native of Lubbock Ramey Is and enlisted in the service May 29 1050 His mother Mrs Ramey lives at Kil8 Vogel St Aaron Brown aviation machinist's mate second class USN is serving wilh Naval Reserve Attack Squadron 702 which celebrated Its return to duty a year ago this month by blasting Korean Communists with some of the deadliest explosives known the fiery napalm bombs Brown is the son of Mr and Mrs Leroy Brown of Houston His wife the former Lurretia Kern Fc-kett is living at Route 1 Fluvanna Harley Smith of Snyder recently visited Constantinople board the radar picket destroyer USS Fox when It put in to BIGGEST Woman Dictator Deals in Death RANGOON Wl A woman has established an iron clad rule in Communist occupied territory adjoining the border of the Pegu and Hanthawadily districts Immediately north of Rangoon Buxora Wa Saw Mya reputed lieutenant of Red Flag chief Tha-kin Soe is described by refugees fleeing the area as more cruel than any male Communist they know The refugees now in Rangoon laid the woman maintains a jungle loveliest Petty leaders war among themselves for her favors According to Ihe refugees her current "husbands" are two leaders she wooed from the rival White Flag party Ma Saw Mya is the sell appoint TRADE-IN EVER OFFERED IN ABILENE! the Turkish port for a five-day call He Is a boilerman fireman USN ed president ol the people's court aet up In the area to try recalcitrant villagers the refugees stated Mexico Poultry Imports Stopped Laredo auk a i import of poultry from Mexico have been halted here by a new quarantine regulation of the Bureau of Annual Husbandry The local office would give no details The ban applies to live poultry hatching eggs and dressed poultry Houston Womon 41 Kills Self With Rifle HOUSTON Aug 3 I A It year-old woman despondent since an operation last May killed herself early Thursday Mrs Hazel Lynn Allen was found dead with a 22 rifle bullet through her left chest and the rifle at her feet Justice of the Peace Thompson returned a suicide when all the tournament players are asleep and dreaming of grand slams the cleaning staff gets busy on the floor of the tournament room 1 wonder whether they find all the tricks that were dropped there during the day It's a cinch that lots of tricks get dropped even by the experts For example there was the famous grand slam played in the national gournatnent of 1948 by Mrs Margaret Wagar of Atlanta Mrs Wagar's jump to four spades on the South hand usually shows a far stronger hand Her partner John Crawford of Philadelphia thought that she had the usual strong hand and decided that there would he tricks to burn at a grand slam contract There weren't West opened a low trump and Mrs Wagar won in her own hand With seven diamonds out there was no way for the suit to provide more than three discards That would be enough to take care of one club and two hearts hut leclhrer would still have a losing heart All this went through Mrs Wagar's mind in about one second flat Then she led the queen of hearts from her hand It wasn't a true finesse of course West had covered with the king of hearts South would have been right bark where she started But West had to decide on a course of action in a split croud He played low hoping that declarer would not stake the grand slam on a linesse at the second trick West's play dropped a very-heavy trick on the floor since the grand slam depended on it The queen of hearts held the trick and now there were several different ways to make 19 tricks Harriman Reported Choice to Succeed Secretary Acheson NKW YORK Aug 3 'ft-The New York Post said Thursday that Ambassador-at-Large Aveiell Harriman Is likely to be appointed Secretary of State to replace lean Acheson before Oct 1 bo dispatch from Washington the Post said its Information came from a highly placed source close to the White House "President Truman is reported to have decided that he will 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