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1 1 1 1 1 1 1 SHIVERS FAVORS J. E. WHEAT East Texas Lawyer May Be Named State Demo Chairman AUSTIN, Aug. 31, '2-J. E.3- Wheat.

East Texas lawyer and long time friend of Gov. Allan Shivers is stated to be named chairman of the Texas Democratic party at the stale convention. Sept. 12. Shivers said at a press ence late yesterday he thought Wheat, who from his home culiwicl: Woodville.

would make a chairmen to succeed john: C. Calhoun of Corsicana. Follow Governor's Wishes The chainnen" of the stole ganization meal the state: convention but the customary practice for narty leader: to follow the governor's Shivers took on opumistic view the November general elections of Texas foresaw no net! of hen from in: office in the handle congres conal race between Ben Guill Punpu. the: state's only entative, and also of Pampa. The governo: cave aporters al preview of the comin2 state convention at Mineral Wells when he he was thinking about Leroy Jeffers of Houston, an attorney.

as kneynoter. "He's a staunch Demo- crat," Shiver: saia. Ramsoy To Get Post Ben Ramsey of San Augustine. Democratic nominee for ant governor, may be temporary chairman of the convention, or state Son. Wardlow Lane of Center, acting heutenan: governor.

Shivers said he would arrive in Mincral Wells on Sunday, Sept. the day preceding the executive committee and two day's before the convention. Calhoun has told Shivers he is not interested in holding the state chairmanship any longer and would not consider Shivers lauded Colhoun for having done "a remarkable job as chairman of the committee. he's been an able chuirman." New Trial Sought For Amarillo Woman Sentenced In Shooling AMARILLO, Aug. 31.

(U.P--Attorney's for Mrs. Epsy Adams, of Amarillo. filed motion today for trial after she was sentenccd to 25 yeurs yesterday on charge of murder. Mrs. Adams was convicted of shooting her estranged husband's girl friend on a crowded Amarillo bus last June 21.

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S. FIRST Funeral services for Joe W. Smith, CAVALRY DIVISION, Korea, Aug. 31. (INS) -American GIs 69-year-old retired farmer who got their first "invitations" todied in his home here early this day to come over to the North afternoon following a long illness, Korean side.

will be held at 4 p.m. Friday: There no takers. Services will be at the First The enemy bids came in the Baptist church here with Rev. form of leaflets promising Claude Stovall and Rev. W.

A conduct" to any AmeriJames officiating. Burial will be can soldiers who might wish in Lamesa cemetery under the di- to cross the Communist lines rection of the Higginbotham Fu- and give themselves neral borne. Crudely printed and ungrHe is survived by Louis his wife: four matically worded in English, daughters, Mrs. Ashby of the leaflets were dropped in Colorado City, Mrs. V.

J. A. Marri of the U.S. First Cavalry diviAustin Lamesa, and Mrs. M.

O. Bearden Bearden of sion's sector, presumably by Mrs. of Avery; two sons. Ollie of MorRed Ground patrols. ton Mike of Corpus Christi; 15 grandchildren and great- British typists get $12 grandchildren.

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DOWNSTAIRS Copies Of 1950 Fair Catalog Mailed Here Copies of the 1950 Plains fair catalog were in the mail Thursday and on their way to hundreds of prospective exhibitors in the 33rd annual fair. The latest edition of the catalog is conceded to be the most attractive yet published. The cover contains a midway scene from last year's fair, a whiteface Hereford bull, a picture of prize winning canned goods and produce. This year 3,000 copies of the catalog have been printed. They are being sent to past exhibitors.

prospective exhibitors, county and home demonstration agents, vocational agriculture teachers. Future Homemakers of America teachers, home demonstration club presidents and "many, many a chamber of commerce official said. In addition to containing names of fair officials and superintendents, the new addition contains the higher premium rates in effect in many of the livestock divisions of the fair. Norwegian doll-makers now are producing from 40.000 0.000 to 000 toy babies annually. Betty Crocker's STIR -N -ROLL PASTRY RECIPE AT YOUR FAVORITE GROCERS NEWS BRIEFS Mr.

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McMillan, president of Southwestern Christian college at Terrell and former president of Ibaraki Christian college at Ibaraki, Japan, will speak at the Men's fellowship luncheon of I Churches of Christ at 12 noon: today at Lubbock hotel. He is conaucting a meeting which will close Sunday at South Side Church of Christ in Lubbock. He is er minister of the College church fat Abilenc Christian college and jo! Union Avenue Church of Christ at Memphis, and Central Church of Christ at Nashville, Tenn. His subject at the luncheon will be "Faith on Two Feet." Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Lasader and Mr. and Mrs Gene Lasater, all of Lubbock route 1, have returned and from a Kentucky five-day trip to Tennessee tion spots and national and shrines, such as Mammoth cave drew Jackson's home, the Hermitage. Mrs Gene Lasater is a deputy county clerk. City Patrolman and Mrs. Clark of 1923 Fifteenth and Mr.

and Mrs. I. 0. Lee of Odessa have returned from a cacation, visit to Colorado, New Wyoming, Montana, Idaho and Utah. Lee is a brother of Mrs.

Clark. Refugio Carbajal, 4B, of Lubbock pleaded guilty of liquor law 'violation Thursday and a fine of $200 and county court-at-law costs were assessed by Judge James G. Denton. Funeral services for Mrs. Lucy Frances Killough, 80, of Littlefield who died at her home Wednesday, will be held at the Littlefield First Baptist church at 10 a.m.

today 'with Rev. Lee Hemphill, pastor, officiating. Burial will be in Littlefield cemetery under the direction of the Hammons Funeral home. The South Plains Shrine club will meet tonight at 7:30 o'clock at the Brownfield Country club, members here announced Thursday. A buffet supper.

dancing and games are on the program. Invitations have been extendied all Shriners, their wives and families to attend. Road markers will point the way to the country club, located about four miles east of Brownfield on the Tahoka highway. Leonard P. Davis, steward, second class.

USN. husband of the former Mable W. Yatt of Brownfield, is a member of an outstanding attack squadron which participated in the first carrier strikes against Korea. Navy officials in the Far East have nounced. A woman found unconscious on a railway bridge in Athens, Greece, told police she had intended to throw herself in front of a train but when it whistled, she fainted.

YOUNG RED. PRISONERThe 14-year-old North rean prisoner (above) was the first war prisoner to be processed at a prisoner of war enclosure in Korea. The boy is shown as he stands inside the barbed wire fence. (AP Wirephoto.) Expanding Army Issues Call For 200 Additional Chaplains AUSTIN, Aug. 31 (Special) The Army now needs 200 tional chaplains, the first 50 of whom should be Roman Catholic priests.

Col. Luther W. Evans, Fourth Army chaplain, has announced. The need for additional chaplains is the result of recent Army expansion. The current shortage will become more severe as the military forces continue to pand, Col.

Evans Because of the present shortage, reserve chaplains in the Fourth Army area are being urged to volunteer for active duty. There are some Th reserve chaplains in this area eligible for active duty, according to Col. Oscar B. Abbott, chief of the Texas Military district. The Army does not plan at present to call these men to service without their consent, except those who belong to Organized Reserve corps or National Guard units which are called.

But on increase in the rate of voluntary return to military service would help alleviate the current shortage, Col. Abbott pointed out. Drillinn Starts On Wildcal In South-Central Lynn County Ryan, Hayes and Burke of Midland and San Antonio were to start drilling today at their No. Leon Brombern. which is to be a foot wildcat in South-Central Lynn county.

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