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As Chaise Lounge. the Headboard Fold Neatly Away the TAXES NO MORE SPACE Than An Ordinary Folding Cot) If stores awoy a jiffy, but in use, so much handsome! 9 Ik. II lebbeck, (Tw.J, Avei 0 lit, Fob. 27, 1f58 PILO 7 OW RETIRED GENERAL, TO BE ON HAND 45th Anniversary Of Air Force Flight To Be Marked By WILBUR MARTTV That first flight by the first i one-cylinder plane. He crash-land- FT.

SAM HOUSTON. San Anto- military-trained pilot in the first ed on the second after a gasoline mo. Feb. 26 TV slim government plane lasted just seven line broke 40 feet uo in the air. young lieutenant could have whoop- minutes.

But it was the birth of He crawled from the wreckage un- with delight when he got the an air force. It gave impetus to hurt, hut the Air Force was tern- terse order from Gen. James Allen: aviation all over the world, and. porarily grounded for repairs. plenty of spare parts and incidentally cost scores of caval- To the hundreds who broke tearh vourself to flv rymen hundreds of dollars in lost through guards to surround the bets.

wreckage. Foulois announced: The lieutenani was Benjamin D. vA L'vkiki and on that cold December To commemorate Ioulois flight am the Armv Naw and I not here to give exhibition dav 1909 he was the active Air years ago. xne Armv ami of the United States Army. Air Force are going to stage a I nfhpr The made its first celebration next Wednesday.

A by other aviators, but simplv to flight on March 2. 1910. almost a Slant barbecue will follow the un- try out month from the dav Foulois show- veiling of a marker near the site pnrTV! pY ed up at this storied military post the pasture where Foulois cir- with a $150 budget for repairs and a £aPinK crowd of thousands. periments will coyer a wide range huilcPMor rppaTO and honorod guest for this cere- and will continue at Fort Sam mony will he Fouois. who retired Houston for some time to as a major general in 1935 after The experiments continued until serving four vears as chief of staff the Air Force went to war in 1916.

of the Armv Air Corps. I helping army units chase the lean bandit Paneho Vi la into Limited Experience Vevien When Foulois show ed up Feb. 7. 1910 he was 21. and had commanding this 1st Aero 54 minutes flying instruction from Squadron, Foulois went to Europe Wilbur Wright and 128 minutes rid- as of air service ior the ing as an observer in a plane with United States in World War I He 2nd Lt.

Frederick E. Humphreys, returned to continue the Army A coffee-with-cream eomplexioned. had never taken a off retired mund little man. happv and help- th' ground or landed one. But the nd Ut of Air ful.

has seen a new joy grow from Corps lieutenant was thc an old sorrow under personal orders from the nisionan. chief of the Signal Corps to start of nr doinc in hu 7 50fi Pairs Of Shoes Foulois graduataed from Qil wl Jllvvj whiS. TIhi ing bal'nons and thc United rtanTi." It nr. PnnrtK rtineihjc to WnC th. rickety O()jlgrf0(I OriVe a damaged, frail Type airplane built by the Wright brothers.

Happy Little Man Sees New Joy Grow From Old Sadness GALVESTON. Feb. 26 name. planes of the new air age. Xl He saw Lt.

Thomas E. SelfridlkO, More than 500 pairs of shoes in- nnitra ihr first Armv officer to fly. killed hari bern COunted Saturday aft- thr i'nnei-sit Trvpc ernoon in the first annual bnnch here determine whether the airplane campaign, which end- manrn here usoflJ, to th(t Armv But hciorc Dan arrived 10 years 0n lhp o(ficial ago. Dr. Brindley alreadv was a Fnnlms and about half of noled pathologist tests were resumed.

and fhpm A Rpjri Dan first appeared as a handy- of th" Hvitan CluV man around the labora- lanainc drive said. ton. After a time, he was allowed 7- Tlie eamnaign was undertaken clean the lab aficr port suppnart to be one hy of rr terns. Dr. Brindley took a liking to Dan.

Dan became the doctor's shadow. Did Little Jobs port by Mrs. Martina Kennedv tepeher for the schools. of two officers to recoive flying instruction But before he eould Vgin. he was ordered to Europe as a dclcgalc to thc International l'nrr a day havo Congrcas of Acronautica Whcn hc to mtas schocl hr returned Ist Lt Frank P.

I-ahm of of ,0 "rar- crippled after that. Dr. Bnndlcys piercing black for collecting He imposed little johs on him- 1st l.t frank P. i.anm He was at work rarlv so hc Humphreys, the men who could open thc doctor car door 7 77 rrod hcT hranchcs were estahlishcd In each and help him with his crutches. of I.nhhork schools and at Reese Dr.

Brindley had suffered a bone 01 ReHfHtrveii Air Force Base. Shoes that ran- infection when was 10 and was when as Foulois put not used in the school nrogram it. infant Air Force of the hirned over to the snrmindpri hv cmiln wrin United States consisted of one par- Army to be distributed si.rrouncierl hv smile wun- tjoiiv-trained nilot one through that organization, Steelh kies, saw in Dan Mitchell an apt Tramen puoi myseii one hadlv-damaged airplane eight en- Dan nneOions listed mechanics, and one civilian Shoes for the school program Dan asked questions he rrpairpd polished and was taking med.cal honks home to mR'h thpC timP of fjrst (light turned over to thc school system Next he wis nelmntr a little at (hp 51.50 the government allotted distribution. -a, 'h'fJS a lit i at had since been Need for the shoes became so post-mortems. Then he was doing roV rpPairs naa little more exhausted and Foulois had spent acute fhat more than 20 pairs Todav he an expert 5.300 of his own money.

Good-na- were distributed before the drive at removing the brain said by hired plumbers, carpenters, paint- was completed, It was announ- pathoiogists to oe the most diffi- Prs blacksmiths on the post eed. cult part of an autopsv. chipped in free work to help get Assisting Steele on the Civitan Wore Doctor's Goat the new Aii Force in reasonable committee were Don Tate, club Then there was the great dav flying condition. president, Maburn Thompson when Dan slipped into the labora- oulois made two flights that rank Grow ell, Dav id Hobbs and 3 white coat iust like the first dav in his wood and illiam Glifford, doctors weai He puttered around a hit expecting a roar from one of NOW Shifted To FederOi benote the physicians. 11 -----But no one made him take it off.

He's worn one ever since Dr. Paul died Dec. 2S. The next morning Dan began collecting from fellow employes for funeral flowers. He got $76.

hut by that time, as expected in the death of such an eminent doctor and teacher, flowers were coming from everywhere. So Dan turned the money over to the school to start the scholarship. The fund has been growing ever since. Recently there was enough to announce the revolving scholarship in pathology. The present sum was not revealed Statutory Imports Limit Gets Optimistic Outlook Bv CHARLES HASLET WASHINGTON Feb.

29 Shifting to the Senate of the drive for a statutory limit on oil imports produced new optimism this week in the forces seeking to dam the flow of foreign oil into this country. am said Russell B. Brown, genera! counsel of the Independent Petroleum Assn. of America to the chances in the Senate for amending H. R.

1 so as to provide a Permian Basin Activity Summary The following table contains an operation survey, by counties, of the oil industry activity in the Permian Basin area of 5Vest Texas and southeastern New Mexico The data is compiled in the Midland of Rmehart's Oil Reports, the weekly survov ending on Thursday. V.n Wlldeat Field unked Teme Ahnd TI.VAR ompltm a ihnd 4 tmd 1 a Fid Oli-Gas Hry W( Fid WC Fld WC Fid And a 12 A A A 9 A 1 0 A A 1 Aft 2 1 fi A 1 fi ft ft A AAA Aft 0 ft AA A fi AA A A A Cochmn i fi fi fi 1 A A fi AA A A A nutir fi fi fi ft AA fi A A A ft A rrmrw 6 fi A 1 4 AA fi A A A ft A ProckHt 2 a fi A A 4 A A fi 0 A A ft A rrofby fi A A A A A A A 0 ft A fi fi A A A AA A A A A A A Ctowiion 2 3 fi AA A A AA A 0 A A A fi fi A A A A A AAA A A A Ector fl fi A A4 A A A A 0 A A A Ft 0 A fi fi 1 AAA AA ft A A A Floyd0 0 fi fi 1 A 0 A A A ft A A A fififi 2 A 1 0 ft ft AA Garzn 2 2j A fi 6A A A A ft 0 A 0 A A AA0 ft ft 0 A A 0 fi 0 A A fi A A A AA AA A Hockley 0 4 A AA 1 A A A AA 0 A A Howard 0 6AA A 4 A 1 A A A A A Hudspeth (1 AA AA A AA 0 A A A 0 Irion n(1AA AAA AA A 0 AA Jeff fi nA 0 A A AA 0 AAA0 Kent 1 0 A 1 A A 1 fiA0 A A A KHnc 0 A A AA0 0 0A A0 A 0 A A A A A 0 0 A A0 Lovine 0 1 fi A 1 A A A fi ft 0 0A A 0 A A 0 A0 0 00 0 00 3 A AA A A 0A fi 0 A A A 0 Martin fi 0 A A AA 0 A A 0 AA 0 0 idland 1 0 A A3 0 1 A 0 A0 A A Mitrheil 1 0 0 A 1 2 A 0 AA AA AA Motley fi A AA A AA A 0 A A A A A fi 3 0 12 3 A A A A AA A A Presidio fi 0 0 0 0 A A A A A nA AA Reagan 1 2 0AA 2 1 0 AA 0 A AA Reexes 1 3 A A A 1 A A0 0 0 A AA 3A A 1 A A A A A A A AA Scurry fi 1 AA3 1 A A A A 0 A A 1 0 1 A A 2 A 1 AA1 A AA Sutton 0 fi 2 1 A fi 1 0 A 0 A 1 A Terrell 0 A A 1 A fi A A A A 0 ft A Tern 2 fi A A 1 3 fi A A A AA ft A Tofn Green 0 1 AA 1 fi 0 1 A AA ft A 1 2 AA 1 4 fi A A A A A ft 1 Val Verde 0 A A 0 A A fi A A A A A ft A Ward fi A A A 4 fi A A A A A A A VV inkier a 3 0 A A 1 fi A A A A A ft 0 Yoakum A A A A AA A A A 0 0 0 This Week 16' in 33 36 611 7 1 A 1 2 Last Week 34 75 3 0 4 71 6 02 1 1 1 6 1 This Year 123 636 16 5 92 4 3 69 11 47 XEW MEXICO: Chaves 1 41 A A 4 A0A A 00 0 ft Coifav fi A A A0AA (1 A A 0 A ft ft Currt 0 A AA A A AA A0 A A ft ft 0 A A AA AA A 0 AA ft ft Edd' 0 2 A 0 1 AA00 A A A ftft Guadalupe fi A A AAAA fi A A A ft 0 FLdaliro fi A A AA 0 A AA0 AA ft ft Lea 2 11 A AA 7 AA A A A Aft ft Lincoln 1 AAAA AA AAA A A0 ft Otem 0 fi AA 0 A AAAA A Aft ft Rouses ell 0 fi AA0 A A A fi A0 ftft San, fi fi A AA AA0 A 0 A 0 ft 0 terra fi 0 AAAA A0 A A A ft ftft fi fi A A A A 00A A 0 ft ft ft Torrance fi 0 A A 0 A fi A 0 0 ft ft 0 This Week 4 17 1 A 1 11 A0 0 0 Last Week 37 1 A A A 0 This Year 25 126 6 2 9 66 960 0 0 3 ftORIIER COI ATI Coke fi 1 A A 4 6 0 2 AAAft ft ft Conche fi AA fi A A 0A00 ft ft 0 Fisher fi 2 2 A 2 3 A0 AA A ft ft 1 Kimble 0 A A A A 0 AA A A A ft ft ft McCulb'ch 1 A 2 AA A A A 0 ftft ft M-nrr i A A AA A AA 0A ft ftft 2 1 A A 3 0 1 A -AAft ft 1 Runnels 2l1 AA 3 A 1 AA A ftA A btu. ess li 3 1 A230 0 0 A0 4 A0 Th.s Week 4 6 4 ft "ft 2 Week 3 1 A 3 3 A A ft A This Year 49 11 11 1 41 103 0 IT 00 4 1 3 1 0 3 27 24 0 0 3 0 S3 0 27 11 6 0 1 13 0 0 1 1 2 2 0 A 0 22 A 15 1 0 A 3 3 2 3 1 0 1A A 7 1 4 2 ft A 14 A 21 4 1 10 2 A A 4 11 1 2 12 33 A 0 A 24 A 0 66 0 0 0 0 0 A 0 restraint on the Imports of defense materials such oil. opportunity lies H. R.

1 is the bill extending the Reciprocal Trade Agreemertts program. The House passed it last week. 295-110, without considering the import limiting amendment backed by independent oil producers. In a report to IP A A members, Browm said that despite the outcome in the House he is much encouraged as to the chances of getting a satisfactory amendment in the The IPAA proposal would limit oil imports to 10 per cent of domestic demand. Some oil-state members of Congress expressed hope that such an amendment would be written into the hill in the Senate and then win House approval.

Brown said support in the House a few more of the congressmen from oil states such as Texas, Louisiana and would have opened the hill to amendments or sent it back to the Ways and Means Committee with instructions to amend it. With release of the long-awaited report of President study committee on fuels, the House Commerce Committee is expected to schedule hearing in the latter half of pending bills dealing w'ith natural gas. The committee has been awaiting the study report before taking up the bills. Among them are measures by Reps, ikard Boggs and Rogers (D-Texi to nullify the Supreme Court decision that the F'ederal Power Commission has authority to regulate prices at the well of all gas destined for interstate commerce. 6 1 6 A A A 3 6 Sn 35 A 3 0 A A 15 1A 13 6 67 1 Two Veteran Pilots Killed Near Victoria VICTORIA, Feb Two veteran pilots, flying through heavy overcast, were killed Friday night when their T-33 jet trainer plane crashed on a farm near Victoria.

Foster Air Force Base spokesmen identified the fliers as First Lt. William R. 24, Houston. and First Lt. John R.

Allard. 24. Cape Girardeau. Mo. Both men were attached to Foster Air Force Base.

The spokesman said the two were en route back to the air base from an undisclosed destination and were in radio contact with the field control The spokesmen said it was not determined which of the men was flying the plane at the time. Neither reported any trouble but radio contact broken at 7 p.m. The plane plummeted down and hit the ground at full power, witnesses said. Wreckage was scattered over a large area hut the plane did explode or burn, the spoke sme id. Tho crash occurred on the Mr- Fadden ranch four miles northwest of the air base.

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