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Hopes for Polio Vaccine Wednesday Morning July 8 1 953 FORT WORT)! STARTELZORAX PAGE ELEVD4 Wednesday Morning July 8 1953 FORT WORTIE STAllTELZGRAN PAGE ELEVD4 Hopes or olio Sees Two Sons Again Mother Hopis More Visits iSees Two Sons Again IgnibAr Tun GOE'Leaders Predict OK On Profit Tax "ft uuP Leaders riT11 Encourage Local Chapter 1 ME 1111 abill 3 MUST AWAIT SECOND TABLE' IN FRECKLES' LITTER OF Freckles is a busy lady these feeding 11 pups with only eightiplaces set But being bip-high in pups issapparently posing no serious problem for the 5-year-old English setter say her owners Mr and Mrs Billy Jack Lusk of 1100 Hammond While watchers haven't been able to determine bow the mother persuades her young to take turnabout on the shortchanged chow line the diners all apparently are satisfied as indicated by their round sides and sassy tempers OF feeding 11 pups arently posing no serious ter say her owners Mr mmond to determine bow the turnabout on the short parently are satisfied as sy tempers 3 MUST AWAIT 'SECOND TABLE' IN FRECKLES' LITTER OF 11 Result From Court Reunion 11 ONLY SOUTHWEST HAS POLIO DROP DALLAS July 7 (IP) The Southwest is the only area in the nation having fewer polio cases this year than last There have been only 753 cases this year compared to le 417 in 1952 in the Southwest states of Texas Arkansas Louisiana and Oklahoma the Dal las chapter of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis reported Tuesday In nine other regions in the nation the 1953 incidence far exceeds 1952 figures the chapter reported Despite this Texas with 487 cases so far this year ranks sec -ond only to California with 877 ONLY SOUTHWEST HAS POLIO DROP Their natural mother lost ma tody of the children by an Okla homa court order after she and their father Army Capt James Gordon Bonine now In Korea were divorced She said she took a Job as a school teacher hi North Africa to finance her legal fight to regain custody nother lost en ren by an Okla after she and fly Capt James now in Korea kok a Job as a North Africa to fight to regain finance her legal custody the city 25 from Tarrant County and 29 from outside the county This year as of Tuesday only 35 cases have been treated-14 from the city 11 from Tarrant County and 10 from outside the county Other speakers on the program were Miss Gladys Pittenger who reported on the city department of public health and welfare Andy Nilson executive director of the United Fund and Eli Fahn director of the Jewish Social Service Agency Disciples of Christ to Avoid Meeting in Segregated Cities 1 10 Avoid 1 I Mrs Marjorie Jeanne Bonine has a courtroom reunion Tuesday with her two sons and won at least the hope that the get-togetber will be more frequent than in the past Hearing on her plea for custody of the pair was delayed by 17th District Court Judge Jack Langdon pending an investigation of the case by the county probation office However Langdon suggested that she be allowed "reasonable visitation" with the boys under probation department supervision until the suit is settled The boys Bruce Robert 11 and John Earl 10 were brought to court under order by their stepmother Mrs Mary A Mrs has a 1 with I least getber in the Hea 17th Langdi tion probat How that al visitati probati until tl The and Jo to coo stepmc tooy of Ina pair was oelayea Dy 17th District Court Judge Jack Langdon pending an investiga "We are within a hair's breadth of success in wiping out polio" Mrs James A Leonard executive secretary of the Tarrant County chapter National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis told members of the Fort Worth Hospital and Health Council at the Hilton Hotel Tuesday "We hope that in another year or two we'll have a vaccine that will place polio among the ranks of the conquered" she reported Mrs Leonard also reported that by the end of July Fort Worth will know whether this will be a mild polio year here And she gave these "figures of hope" to underscore the statement: Last year at this time 110 cases of polio had been treated at City-County Hospital-56 from 1 si a 1 I 1 4 I i tik i EMID EME Sarii0101101Til 0 EffiEg 0111030rilial NO OTHER SPRAT so foot yet eirtst so foot! 0144060 oshporsokonti NO OTHIll SPRAY Itolos you NI frosrast SWOOt this Now MIRO Way' 10F11111 3 IIT so flout kV brings you Di New special Illf keeps yea so Haw ARON) amyl 1 Rent Control Office In Dallas to Close ent el In IJd Y14 bers are averse to retroactive de cisions and that extrenie care should be taken in the future to prevent a repetition of the Miami controversy The convention debated the anti-segregation resolution 30 minutes and killed two motions to refer it back to committee President Howard Thomas Wood Memphis recessed the business session before a vote could be taken on the Miami resolution and it will be the first order on Wednesday's program Tuesday's program included a symposium led by Mrs Pearson Abilene Texas Eu gene Zendt Kansas City Mo Blakemore Chicago and Frederick West Raleigh on "Uplifting Christ Through Christian Education" Mrs Pearson said too many Sunday school teachers are un paid "baby sitters" who merely take the children off the par ents' hands for a few hours ive )urcearto Miami the 30 lotions tee homes ti the vote ni res first ram ded a En 04 nd rough many un nerely par College Degree Not Requirement For Air Cadets 1 I with chlorophyll every day to stop the ppestance of peropiration and odor the faster neater SUM way tile A 11811)Spray with chlorophyll nes every day to stop --7 we the appestanee 0 1) of peropira tion Ik and odor 'v the faster neater 40 SUM WillY 144 '4 1 14- 74 i I 1 'o ir: 7p i'' 'i) 4' Ai''' 'i' 4'4 '1L: '4' t'1: de ::1 1 1'l'''': i'' teP :::1 iolotik----- ---4 )Av st It DALLAS July 7 (4P) The regional federal rent control of-Dee here which serves Texas Louisiana Arkansas and Okla home is expected to close July 31 Set up in the early days of World War II the office once had hundreds of employes but is now down to a staff of four Rent control field offices in Texas have been closed down one by one The last Laredo and San shut down Friday DAL: regiona nee II( Louisla home 31 Set 1 World had hu now do control been The la! Marcos PORTLAND Ore July 7 (IP) The international convention of the Disciples of Christ voted overwhelmingly Tuesday not to meet in cities where racial segregation is practiced then put over until Wednesday action on a resolution aimed at canceling award of the 1954 convention to Miami Fla Opposing forces in the segregation battle immediately began marshaling for the show down but there were growing signs that opponents of segregation already had won their major objective This was indorsement of the ban on cities where segregation is practiced It was clear support of a policy adopted by the National Council of Churches of Christ in the A Gaines Cook Indianapolis convention secretary said that the resolution would not be retroactive Miami was awarded the 1954 assembly at the 1952 convention in Chicago Cook said he did not consider Tuesday's action as "forbidding the holding of a convention in a city where there is discrimination" lie said the resolution intended that the convention arrangers "do the best they can and go as far as they can" in preventing segregation Other convention officials said church history has proved memGeneral Reports 141 Terronsis Killed in Africa ihe AMMO linet mist dtim 4 4 1 almost instantly MIMEO NOT TO STAINWASNAIIIII i 1A1 lk AllitiO't Itnet mist dtim '4 41 ID almost instantly CilliTINIO NOT TO IITAINWASNAKIII I 0 Fort Worth high school grad uates will have a chance Monday to apiSly for Air Force flying training directly from civilian For the first time since World War II a college education is rot a requirement for aircraft observer training the Air Force Announced Tuesday A cadet selection team from Bensley Field headed by Capt Richard Cope will be in Room 2 Courthouse all day Monday to Interview candidates Applicants for observer train Ing must be between the ages of 19 and 2612 single and high school graduates 11 1: a I 1 I 3 I I COX CO Box 1810 FORT WORTH TEXAS FORT NIrORTII TEXAS Reed Committee Meets Today Counter Hinted In Tax Cut Proposal WASHINGTON July 7 (W)-- Administration forces confidently predicted Tuesday the House ways and means committee will stamp its approval Wednesday on a six-month extension of the excess profits tax There was speculation however that Committee Chairman Reed of New York would try to head off the long-delayed admin istration proposal with a compromise plan offering a personal income tax eut on Oct I Although still hotly opposing President Eisenhower's plea to extend the profits tax Reed nevertheless called his tax-writing group into an unusually early closed session (7:45 a m) The meeting was called to act on other Hems but Rep Richard Simpson of Pennsylvania planned to move to take up the profits tax Simpson was the key man in a switch that apparently broke the back of a committee rebellion against the bill There were indications Tues day that Simpson would seek action on a straight six-month extension of the levy to Jan 1 without major amendments Ear her the administration accepted a compromise proposal which would have exempted firms making less than $100000 profit per year House Speaker Martin of Massachusetts said after a White House conference Tuesday the tax extension would come out of the committee Wednesday and would be ticketed for floor action probably Friday or Monday Representative Eberharter of Pennsylvania told a reporter he too expected the long-delayed administration measure to clear the committee Wednesday Other committee Democrats agreed Some informed sources how ever insisted a move would be made to extend the 'profits tax only for three months to Oct 1 and to provide a 10 per cent personal income tax cut on the same date They suggested Reed or his supporters would propose this plan in a last-ditch counteroffer to the administration request The Treasury already has turned thumbs down on the Oct 1 plan on grounds it would lost several hundred million dollars more revenue than if Congress did nothing at all on taxes Supporters of the Oct I plan counted on its having a potent political appeal in view of the proposed reduction in income taxes for some 50000000 individuals Eisenhower made a special plea to Congress on May 20 to extend the profits tax for six months to raise an estimated $800000000 to help balance the federal budget and fight inflation Since then his budget picture has worsened with a $9300000000 deficit for the year ended June 30 For weeks stout opposition by Reed and other committee members blocked any action on the administration request nothing at all on taxes 1 Supporters of the Oct plan counted on its having a potent political appeal in view of the proposed reduction in income taxes for some 50000000 i ndi- viduals to 2 EisenhOwer made a special plea Congress on May 0 to extend the profits tax for six months estimated balance $8e000e00e0r0o01 raise th budget and fight inflation Since then his budget picture has worsened with a $9 300 000 000 deficit for the year e'nde'd lune 30 For wopkv omit 1 on bers blocked an administration rey quest action th 06RMirVitAetrapmal WINS Sgt Bobby Young right son of Mr and Mrs Ancil Young 1800 Burton Hill Dr receives the Commendation Ribbon at an advanced Air Force base in Korea from Col A Berg commanding officer of the 67th Tactical Reconnaissance Wing there Young won the award for meritorious service with the personnel office of the division Please send me Size Second Color 4 Name Address 0 Cash 0 Charge 0 COD Size OD Please send me Size Color Second Color ame Address 0 Cash 0 Charge 0 CO Add 20c postage and packing on orders under 1095 No CO a's under 200 7-8-53 1 1 vo 1 I 'Zi) fre' Add 20c postage and packing fr 4 on orden under 1095 0't El No COD's under 200 1 f011 7-8-53 "i' '4 ''''4- lak ''i i i 0 I ''z 0 A t'Z''' a 'Al I I 1 te 1 II i 4'7 1' op' 1 f4s Cit 41 liollvbra Escape Hatch Sealed Two Old Laws Permitting Cash Discharges Repealed 4 Judge Will Confine Self to Houston Court HOUSTON July 5 Kenner ly 78-yearold sen lor judge of Texas' southern fed eral district has decided to con fine his official duties to Houston courtrooms Kenner ly has been hearing cases in Houston Galveston and Victoria Tuesday he assigned the Gal veston bench to Judge Ben Connally and added the Victoria court to the Valley circuit of Judge James Allred Kenner ly has presided over the Galveston court the past 22 years and has been sharing the Victoria court with Connally and Judge Allen Haiinay Allred will continue his duties at Brownsville Laredo and Cork pus Christi 1 ti 1 3 1 a I 1 A o07 1 I 4T4 NAIROBI Kenya July 7 George Erskine reported Tuesday that his forces have killed 241 Mau Mau cultists and captured 193 since he took command of the campaign against the anti-white organization a month ago Twentyeeight of the security forces wereltilled The East African commander In chief said his offensive was heading for success but there are "still plenty" of natives to be won over to his cause General Erskine said that his forces were not "conducting a competition in casualties" More important be said is the increasing number of confessions from -Africans who took the Mau Mau anti-white oath in chief said his offensive was heading for success but there are "still plenty" of natives to be won over to his cause ki General re ne Sa id that his forces were not "conducting a competition in casualties" More iing mportant number of saidithe confessions increas from -Africans who took the Mau Mau anti-white oath Br New York Times Service WASHINGTON July gress finally got around Tuesday to repealing two 60 years which enlisted men tould buy their way out of the Army for as little as $30 gress finally got around Tuesday to repealing two 60 years which enlisted men tould buy their way out of the Army for as little as $30 r----- ie i i 4 i 4 i i' 1 1 1 6 1 i 1 1 1 1 0 0600440 1 150 spin for you the circular stitched cups that will say you're young the perfect bra for every occasion Holly Spin is the answer to every woman's search for comfort plus that well-dressed look White only Sizes cups I'l''W 0 spin for you the circular stitched cups oun the yg thpeart will say you're fect bra for every occasion Holly I-lolly- i in is the answer to every woman Spin search for comfort plus that well tile spin of beauty ao look White only Sizes 3238--A Clips 'Er British Seek Chemical Cure For Cancer British rills ee Chemica Cure For Cancer 710 Die in Japan Floods TOKYO July '7 (IP)--Disastrous floods combined with an aftermath of dysentery took a toll of 710 lives in Southern Japan during the past two weeks Japanese police and health officials said Tuesday 7 I I I i 4 2 Texas TV Requests WASHINGTON July 7 Texas Telecasting Inc operating KDOB-TV at Lubbock applied to the Communications Commission for two additional TV outlets in Texas--on channel 4 at Big Spring and channel 12 at 2 Texas TV Requests Te WASHINGTON July 7 (R1)-- xas Telecasting Inc operating RDURTV at Lubbock applied to 1tn LIVLI IIWAILW11111 1 uttuma channel 4 at Big la Spring and channel 12 at Sweet- 1st Floor Downtown Only The House of Representatives passed and sent to the White House a Senate-approved measure repaeling the 1890 and 1893 laws which provided that in "time of peace the president may In his discretion" permit "any enlisted man to purchase his discharge" from service Congress was spurred to action after the recent attempt by two enlisted men at Fort Sill Okla who put in applications requesting permission to buy their discharge papers The laws had suspended by the Selective Service act of 1940 and by subsequent legislation until April 1 1953 When the two soldiers could find no record that the laws were buspended beyond April 1 they took what was described as an "outside chance" that it was "worth a try" Actually however Congress has been alert and has since ex tended the suspension repeatedly President Eisenhower only June 30 signed legislation extending the suspension until Aug 1 The purchase price for discharge under the terms of the law varied depending on length and place of service The longer an enlisted man served the cheaper it would be for him to get out with presidential approval For example if a man served one year civilian life would cost him about 8120 But if he served 11 years or more he could buy his discharge papers for only $30 The House armed services committee in a report recently said the practice of buying discharge was "obsolete and completely inconsistent with the present-day concept of obligation and service" passea ana sent to tne wan House a Senate-a measure repaeling the 1890 and 1893 laws which provided that in "time of peace the president may in his discretion" permit "any enlisted man to purchase his dis- arge" from service to action ch Congress was spurred after the recent attempt by two enlisted men attlroaotrt oSilltotiOokelaat pu in pp 1 to ing permission to buy their tits- papers charge The laws had suspended by the Selective Service act of I940 and: by subsequent legipla LLIc LW CIPLUIti 0 61-1UILL LIU record that the laws were bus Pended beyond April 1 they took what was described as an "out side chance" that It was "worth try" Actually however Congress has been alert and has since ex tended the suspension repeatedly President Eisenhower only June 30 signed legislation extending the suspension until Aug 1 The purchase price for db charge under the terms of the law varied depending on length and place of service The longer an enlisted man served the cheaper it would be for him to get la th esident 1 approval out I pres id t' 1 with c' en la approve For example if a man served him about $120 But if he served one year civilian life would cost 11 years or more he could buy his discharge papers for only 930 The House armed services coin mittee in a report recently said the practice of buying discharge was "obsolete and completely consistent with the presenklay concept of obligation and serv ice" Watermelon Feast Slated at Lewisville LEWISVILLE July 7 The Chamber of Commerce here will honor new residents of Lew isville with a watermelon feast July 21 in the city park A I Simpson I Kahn Hold en Howard and Frank Stockard are arranging an entertainment program Sweetwater 110 r(-1 ifildr 00 SOFT DPINKS BUY 6-PIMr KOOLAID 4 )11 I water Vit i Watermelon Feast 1 rwm4 0 Air 4 Slate isvi at AKE 0 271 er of LEWISVILLE July 7 pi The Chamber of Commerce here i' will honor new residents of Le 1 Ati iti isville with a watermelon feast 0014 1041 s0 41 July 21 in the city park i ik it A I Simpson I Kahn Hold DPINKS ni at llEnna en Howard and Frank Stockard -67 ') si 1 a SRI -1 1 Cuial st I a are arranging an entertainment BIN G-pkrirwr 'rill program ICI i '''')) 3 -1' T-'-'-'--t--1-4-4 i ioow SKIPPIES by Formfit Panties or Girdles Nothing to pinch poke or bind keeps you gloriously sleek yet you actually forget you are wearing them Get several at these sale prices! Small medium or large White pink or black -iS 'F KIIIES by Formf it Panties or Gi rules Nothing to pinch poke or bind eeps you gloriously sleek yet you actually sleek yet you actually forget you are wearing them et several at these sale prices! mall medi um or large White pi nk or black LONDON July 7 A distinguished British authority on cancer described Tuesday new research work which he said may bring about a chemical treatment to cure cancer Prof Alexander Haddow said current work on cell research was inspired by growing confidence that cancer can be con? trolled Biochemists a observing processes by which normal cells become cancerous he said adding that a full understanding of this "will surely lead to the discovery of the means by which the process may be regulated controlled or even prevented or reversed" Professor Haddow told the 30th annual meeting of the British Empir Cancer Campaign that the remarkable laboratory progress indicates that cancer prevention "may yet prove to be within our ultimate powers" Earlier other experts suggested cautiously that coal smoke and tobacco smoke may help cause cancer of the lung "The possibility is suggested" the doctors said in the campaign's annual report "that coal smoke and tobacco smoking may act together after the manner of a carcinogen (cancer producing substance) and a co-carcinogen" It added the "interesting" ob LONDON July 7 on cancer aescriDea Iuesaay new research work which he said may bring about a chemical treatment to cure cancer Prof Alexander Haddow said current work on cell research was inspired by growing coal- dence that cancer can be con trolled Biochemists a observing processes by which normal cells become cancerous he said add ing that a full understanding of this "will surely lead to the dis- covery of the means by which the process may be regulated con trolled or evert prevented or re versed" Professor Haddow told OtItk nwurtmkt wwwnAtim os Gt th th Professor Beddow told Brit the 30th annual meeting of the ish Empire Cancer Campaign that the remarkable laboratory progress indicates -that cancer within our ultimate powers" "may yet prove to be Earlier other experts sug gested cautiously that coal smoke and tobacco smoke may help cause cancer of the lung "The possibility is suggested" the doctors said in the cam- omoke and tobacco smoking may paign's annual report "that coal act together a carcinogen' (cancer producing after the manner of substance) and a co-carcinogen" It added the "Interesting" ob 1 PATTERN BY MARIAN MARTIN ALUMINUM AWNINGS ORNAMENTAL IRON VENETIAN BLINDS servation that cancer of the lung and larynx is notably low among coal miners who normally can not smoke during work hours There's a Difference In ICED TEA and Tender Leaf Proves iti VI Convans FOR YOUR Canvas Accessories FOR YOUR LAWN PETITE COLOGNE STICK 4011" Third Floor DOM'? town Berry and Lancaster i' v4r rintrriti f2049 low ra flo 21 a 4p I' -4 There a Difference 411111011 -a i 4 iz ''1 II in ICED TEA and o--Jtli): 4-stk 1 mn4 9 44-311 it 71 aL 4r iti I 1111111 111 4' -10 a ender Lea roves In a ())11 1 -1 0 It I A '4f I 111 cf 4 1 in-it i '10 '4 i I ro (4Nit" 1 '1 dof'-5'4 ob ttffr 4 y40 I I's at'''i '-ner- el -41 elk 77t'- r- -N '41( 0 1447 es I and larynx is notably low among servation that cancer of the lung 4A 14 1K1 i l' I coal miners who normally can Third Floor Downtown 0 la not smoke during work hours "NEW LW' 14 11111 1 ti a elf0 r7 N' 7:71 s-- ral te dr 1 -m a ti mitzil i 1 0 94 ri -v! 9155 2-10 ---1-- -Nit 1 1 I --sq 14 IEVEI I- 0 41444446 Berry and Lancaster I 44411Aaaaep 1 44 i lift i' 7 1 'L6N )1 Of 031 til tr I Ala 110 6 A il) 40 mom OftemeNOw4 14'4 PATTERN t1-- dr rr A i -it i at 4 ''V kk moo IliCe PETITE Iii111 ltai lill' BY MARIAN MARTIN h- lb 1 4 se 1 118100 ill ()Vag 1 pt I Li A i A 11 ti II 0 4 COLOGNE STICK cT- 649S 41 34" V101 I kel et ipp FOR YOUR HOME Noll lc ta 1 mot 1 iionm 6f161----- AliStlear44 010 qp irt e11 CI 111 41600 i i eV' tr--autt 0 an 41 tla5 Accessories FOR YOUR LAWN 411P111111' II I I 1 4 -Zig 14: wy II ALUMINUM ALUMINUM AWNINGS ORNAMENTAL IRON fii "--0- go 1 VENETIAN BLINDS 0 1 I So For iun 'n1 fun whip up this wonder back wrap in an afternoon Add the augartandspice embroidery in jif fy time Daughter will love It! 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