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Lubbock Evening Journal from Lubbock, Texas • Page 3

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Scouts' Honor Court To Sit Advancements by Boy Scouts In at least six troops arc to be recognized, and several Star, Eagle, and Palm awards arc; to be mado at the monthly Court of Honor at 7:30 o'clock Saturday night in the district courtroom here, it was announced today at Scout headquarters. Scheduled nwfirrls. by Hyssiflen- litni find I mop-'', fire: Kon- nrlh Abboll of Troop 3, OH ley Curry nnd Craddock of Troop 10; nnd Marvin Hushes, Don Bunkles and Wayland Young of Troop 8. Gels Merit Badgo Troop 2, First Methodist church, W. L.

Sasser, scoutmaster Merit badge: Robert Allen, mechanical drawing. Troop 3, First Baptist Sam Henry, scoutmaster Second class: II. Austin; Merit badge: Walker in woocl- Crisp, Crunchy, Juicy! Buy your favorite: Country Style, Fresh Cucumber Chips, Dills, Sweet, Sour, Sweet Relish. Wonderful spicy flavor! In Style Vonetian Blinds are recommended by loday's loading stylist. See your homo and woman's magazines.

ACME VENETIAN BLINDS CO, 1020 I'hone 2-5013 4FIER PLAY SAFE and DIAL 4393 For Prompt Taxi Service YELLOW CAB CO. SEE the TRAILER COACH you've always dreamed of owning PAN-AMERICAN Smooth, luxurious complete with all the comfort and convenience features of lovely home. In three wonderful MODELS 31 27 25 These are the production built trailers with custom built fca- lures engineered to stand up, designed to stand out. On display now COPE TRAILER SALES 3907 19ih Si. Phono 9011 High Reached In Specialization PHILADELPHIA, Nov.

28 Employment has reached a now high in specialization here, A suburban weekly newspaper yofllerday carried ihin advertisement: player who can open oysters and clams." Vaughn, Houston; Buck in Troop Dewey work; Joe Lon Teal in public nnd cooking; Carl Hurl, in collecting and wriiiUior, White In woodwork, Hn.icd McCiirty in cooking, Don T. Holes in woodcarving. Troop 5, First Christian church, W. A. Hood, scoutmaster Merit badge: Herman Bruckner in path- finding, Glenn Smith in personal health and home repairs, John R.

Duncan in civics, Jerry Stanley Smith, in public health and personal health, Larry Byrd in rabbit raising, Frank Ford. in nni- nuil industry. Troop 7, Asbur.v Methodist, church, George scoutmaster Second 1 a's Jack Jack Welcloh, and Billy merit badge: Johnny safely, 10, Knights of Flanagan, scoutmaster First class; John Wesley Chism; merit badge; Billy T. Edwards in wood carving, A. C.

Pennington in home repairs and cooking, Wallace Hay Jones in woodcarving and forestry, Melvin Hoelscher in reading and scholarship, Dewey L. Flanagan in pioneering and path- finding, John' Wesley Chism in pigeon and rabbit raising. To Star Rank Troop 8, American Legion, Frank Runklcs, scoutmaster Merit badge: Jack Garner in swimming and life saving, Craig McDonald in Indian lore and basketry, Jerry Norman in Indian lore, Danny Dawson in Indian lore and home repairs, Weldon Cobb in leathercraft and farm home and its planning, James Hughes in forst aid and public health. Star rank Jarncs Hughes of Troop Joe Lon Tea I of Troop Glenn Smith, Cecil Caddell and Jerry Stanley Smith of Troop LeRoy Malouf of Troop 6. Life rank Frank Ford of Troop 5, Knglo ra-'ofoilllon John Hob- iiolt Dunciin of Troop.

5. Englo award Wnyne Walker of Troop 3. Gold Palm Emmctt Adair of Troop 5. Double silver Gold Fred B. Wiclmeycr of Troop 5.

The 1046 world wheat production, excluding Russia and China, is estimated at 4,200,000,000 bushels, largest crop since 1040. Europe Chaos Brings Delay LONDON, Nov. 28 (U.R) The Big Four foreign'ministers council today wns confronted by the pros- peel Hint Communisl lnsplrecl chaos in France and Italy may preclude the negotiation ol! any compromise on the vital issue of Germany. Before the ministers met fur their fourth Kossloii Socrnlary of Mlnlo IVkii'Hlmll (ionl'oiTorl Hi, wild KorolttM Mlnlfllor GcjortfttH Bldiuilt and rocolvocl pessimistic first-hand report on the political and economic difficulties which'already have half-paralyzed France, High American officials suggested that the United Slates would bij "foolhardy" to make any compromise agreements on Germany before ascertaining how the test of Communist strength in France also in Italy will end, Mar.shf.ill wan understood to have promised Bid an It every possible aid to combat both the Communists and the right-wing movement of Gen, Charles De Gaulle, However, it was believed that Marshall probably conceded to Bidault that if the United States had to choose between the Communists and De Gaulle, America would have to support the former Free French 'leader rather, than see France go by default to the Communists, While American quarters saw no prospect oil any explosion at the London conference which would produce an irrevocable split between East and West, they also conceded that the critical situations in France and Italy probably would prevent the ministers from arriving at any agreement on Germany, Bidault told Marshall today that he considered that general discussion on Germany useless until the question of Germany's frontiers is settled. However Russia is insistent that the frontier question be put aside unti! agreement is reached on the future government of Germany.

ORDER CHRISTMAS CURDS IMOW! OFFICE SUPPLY CO "Everything For Tho Office" 1214 TOXOB Avo. Phono 6645 Britons To Receive Extra Food Rations At Yuletide Season LONDON, Nov. 28 Britain's food ministry today promised the people extra food rations during the Christmas season. Minister John Strachey said Britono may buy an extra nix ponco (10 contn) worth of moat enough for a scanty meal if spent on cheaper grades; an extra pound and a half of sugar, and an extra four ounces of candy. Cotton Picker Dies Near Woodrow Today A 02-year-old Eel in burg Mexican, Marino Valclez, died about midnight on the Charlie Barrett' farm near Woodrow, and an inquest was conducted here by D.

Robertson, justice of peace. Robertson was told that Mexicans gave medicine to the man but did not call a physican. When died, they went to the Woodrow gin and told Barrett and others, who called the sheriff's department, George Eubank, Dr, Ivan G. Mayfield and Robertson went to the place Dr, Mayfield suggested the inquest. Pending any further report of morticians.

Robertson said he was convinced death apparently was a result of natural causes, Valclez, four sons and two daughters had been gathering cotton on the Barrett farm. KIDNEYS GETTING YOU UP NIGHTS? If you get up frequent nlre to pimn your Imve only ncanty and hnvd backache due to excess ncidlty in the urine, be glad you're reading this: Three generations ago Dr. Kilmer, a famous doctor, found hundreds of his patientn with this trouble. Painstakingly lid nmdo mocllclno of 10 herhn, inn Nnlui'n'iiowM wity to relief, He allied It "Swamp-Hoot" nnd mlllionn of grnteful men nnd women have taken with amazing renulta. Swnmp-Rpot goen right to work to flualr out the flow of urine, helping to relieve exceim so the irritated bladder getn a good fluihing out, too; Many report getting a good night's aleep Bfter the first few doses.

Caution: take na directed. For free trial nupply, send to Dept. Kilmer 8e pox 125S, Stnmford, Conn. full-nixed bottle of Swamp- Root today at your drugstores AH Not Serene In The Ranks Of GOP Dewey And Taft May Collide In Illinois Primary Election Adv (By Tho Associated Press) WASHINGTON, Nov. 28 Gov.

Thomas Dewey of New York nnd- Senator Robert A. Tullt of Ohio may collide head on in the April 13 Illinois primary in their contest for the -1948 Republican presidential nomination. While neither has given any indication of his pliins, friends of Tnl'l mild irirlny ho is nlmoMl, cor- tiiIn onlci' l.l.m Illlnoli-i llfitu rjcwey lo try openly I'DI' Lho stulo's convention delcgate.s. Taft is an announced candidate, but Dewey hasn't said publicly that he is running again for the nomination he won in 1944, Under Illinois law, the name of any candidate may be entered in a preferential primary with or without his consent. The results are merely "advisory" to the slate's delegation but; prestige is involved, Dewey forces also are reported to bo marshalling for a battle with Slassen, and probably Gen, Douglas MacArthur, in the Wisconsin primary April .6, previously had said he didn't intend to enter any primary except in Ohio, May A fresh indication that all is not serene within the GOP came meanwhile from Senator Aiken of Vermont, Contending "there have been IHJ constructive ideas from the party leadership in many months," the Vermont senator told a reporter this week he thinks there should be "lop bottom" reorganisation, Including a for Na- lloillll ClIITdll JUKHH 1 There lire filule 110 historical sites, and seven recreational parks in North Dakota's park system.

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