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KEY TO SECURITY "Adequate preparedness remains the key to security. No other policy offers a greater chance for preventing another world war. It is this fact what makes the completion of the present program the most vital task In the world today. "The cost of carrying out this program is great and it affects every citizen. It higher taxes.

It requires substantial shifts in industry from civilian to military production. It will create some temporary shortages in civilian goods. The increased purchasing power released by military spending will, unless controlled, have a serious inflationary effect. "The present program, however, represents a minimum necessary BOY SCOUTS SpencervHle, has begun the organization of a new Scout will be completed December or Jan- WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON troop which sometime in uary. 12:00 Paul Harvey 12:15 Ideal Hillbilly 12:30 3 Suns Star 12:45 Paris Milling News 1:00 Mary Margaret 1:15 McBride 1:30 Devotional 1:45 At Ease 2:00 At Ease 2:15 At Ease 2:30 Joyce Jordan, M.D.

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Dr. Malone The Menjotur Winner Take All Winner Take All News- Music Grady Cola News Massey: Tllton News Lowell Thomas Soper, had its third meeting of the new Cub Pack Friday night. They have selected their cubmaster, 'committee and den mother. The pack will be com- pletd in December. Clayton's new Oklahoma pack added two new boys to their en and they will register in the ear future.

Eagletown, reorganized its WEDNESDAY EVENING 1:00 Sports, It's Showtime :30 Lone Ranger Lone Ranger 7:00 Mystery Theatre 7:15 Mystery Theatre 7:30 The Top Guy 7:45 Tho Top Guy 8:00 Dancing Party 8:15 Dancing Party 8:30 Dancing Party 8:45 Dancing Party 8:00 News of Tomorrow 9:15 Dream Harboi 9:30 Texas State Roundup 10:00 Elmer Davis 10:15 Sports Report 10:30 Pan-American 10:45 Party 11:00 11:45 "Maximum" Results at "Minimum" Cost. Paris News Wont-Ads Call 2323 Morgan Show 1 Man's Family News; Beatty News: Sports Halls of Ivy Halls of Ivy Great Crlldersleeve Groucho Marx Bet Your me The Big Story The Big Story Hollywood Open House M. Willson's Music Room News News ol World Serenade In Night News; Orch. Bergman Orch. SM3M -yj News Beulah Jack Smith Club 15 Murrow Saddle Mount- Roundup Dr.

Christian Dr. Christian Red Slcelton Red Skelton Bing Crosby Bine Crosby Blue Ribbon Bouts Spinners Sanctum 10 o'clock Errand of Merc News; Sports Roundup Hillbilly Roundup H. Waldmu Orchestra Lone Oak WHDC Elects Officers for New Year Lone Oak Women's Home Demonstration Club officers for 1952 are: president, Mrs- Terry Johnson; vice-president, Mrs. Walter Grant; secretary treasurer, Mrs. Al Parks; county council delegat and program chairman, Mrs.

Clyde Barham, handcrafts and rec reation director, Mrs. Buster Walk er; living room demonstrator, Mrs Sid Grant. The club meets next on Jan. with Mrs. Walter Grant.

the program assisted by Rev. John Polk and Bob Cox. Bobcat pins were presented to Ronnie Gray, Terry Webb, Wayne. Peavey and Johnnie McCoy. Ross Miller received his Wolf rank £nd Casey Cox the Gold Arrow point for Wolf rank.

George Robinson received his Bear rank. All Cubs who had been in the Pack a full year receive 1 year service stars. Two year veterans receive service star for that period. Feature of the evening program was th graduation of Roni nie Stamper who was received into to meet the military threat which confronts us. It must be completed regardless of any temporary changes in Communist tactics.

It is aimed at giving the United States military strength which experience has shown as the only factor that impresses ths Soviet Union." OVER 53 BILLION Because the report carried the rearmament program through only the year ending last June, it covered only defense department "appropriations totaling $48.2 billion, plus $5.2 billion authorized for the mutual defense assistance program to provide military aid for friendly This report had little detail on the Korean war. On production of the military equipment needed for the increasing force (with a planned manpower strength next June 30 of about 3.6 million) the report commented that delays had been encountered, particularly in airplanes, tanks and electronic equipment. It said that whereas the rate of deliveries of equipment at the outset of the Korean war was $500 million a month had climbed to $1.5 billion by last June and "is expected to be about $4 billion early in 1953." Mother Found After 36 Years MANSFIELD, Ohio. W) A 36-year-old Idaho businessman is pondering one ot the strangest problems of his life. In Mansfield, Mrs.

Laura Seha- cherer, 64, waits for his decision. It means whether or not she will see her son, from whom she has been separated 36 years. It's been that long since a March day In Dickinson, N. when a priest gave Mrs. Schacherer up for dead after she had given birth to Tim, her fifth child.

The priest found a couple to care for the baby. But Mrs. Schacherer did not die She regained her health and gave birth to 11 more children, seven whom, along with her husband have died. Her longing 'for Tim became so intense last summer she made ef forts to contact him through a North Dakota newspaper. After he THE PARIS DECEMBER 11, 1951 was located, she telephoned him and told him that she was his real mother.

But, she cancelled a visit to Idaho jecause had known no other, parents but his foster mother and father was so shocked. Later she told the story to the Mansfield News-Journal and the story was sent to an -Idaho newspaper where Tim will raad decide If, when, and where he wants to see his "real" mother. Listen to SONS OF THE WEST MONDAY thru FRIDAY P. M. PRESENTED BY IDEAL BAKING CO.

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The District Finance Committee of the Winding Rivers District met Thursday night with 42 men present and; discussed possibility of some new sustaining membership for that district. O. P. Allen, scoutmaster of Troop 232, Wright City, Okla, registered A J. Davis, C.

J. Christie, Joe Wayne White and Bobby Westberry as new Scouts this week. Hubert Hobbs, scoutmaster of Troop 87, Bosweli, registered as new week Ken- PECANS WANTED! We Top Prlcel! It will pay you to as yoo tell Texas Pecan Shelling Co. Paris, Texas 2211 Main St PboBt 1273 Ptrftcf Every neth Leridamood Townsend. and Lee Dell New boys registered in Troop 88, Soper, as sent in by Rev.

Farncis, scoutmaster, are Arnold Sullivan and Herman Logan. Several Lamar District scoutmasters and their junior leaders planned to attend the Scoutmasters Training Course held in Bonham Sunday afternoon, District executive Bob Cox said. Pack 1, sponsored by the Calvary Methodist held its annual Christmas party Friday night at the church. J. D.

Howell was in charge of O'Dea. At the close of the meeting the Cubs exchanged gifts and refreshments were served. Allen Rone, scoutmaster of Troop 342, Smithville, is in Paris attending his wife who is a patient at the Sanitarium. Jack Kelty, who a nine-year veteran Scout'and Scouter and has had three years successful experience as a member of the Circle 10, Dallas Staff, joins the Lone Star Area Council staff January 1. He will live in Hugo and serve Choctaw and Pushmataha and McCurtain counties.

Boys who are 11 years and older, are invited to join the troop of their choicer this month. Scouts who join during the month of December will be guests of the Rotary Club arid will be presented with a new Boy Scout Handbook. Further information will be given at the Council Office when boy registers. The regular monthly Seoutlead- ers Rouridtable for Scouters of Choctaw and Pushmataha Counties will be held in Hugo Thursday night. Scout Executive Frank Fuller will attend a Court of Honor in Wright City tonight when Raymond Bush will receive his Eagle award.

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