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1 3-B THE ABILENE Abilene, Texas, World Travel ACROSS 3 Feeling Angeles, 4 Of the sun California 5 Persia Thailand 6 Places of Persian ruler worship Popular 7 Encountered English 8 Orgy beverage 9 Secrete Heraldic band 10 Wind 11 Hails Moral offense 17 Regard Recent 19 Throws Region of 23 South Italy American Foretellers mountains River in 24 Remove Switzerland 25 Scent Grade 26 Mistake Specks 27 Intercept Domestic slave To and Newspaper executive By- pass Slacker Come forth Sea eagle Bows Headland In excess Aegean island Eating tool Sloped Talks Brazilian macaw Poker stake Comfort Ignited Beginners Club fees Meadow DOWN Endure Medley REPORTER-NEWS Monday Evening, January 9, 1936 Answer to Previous Puzzle RACHOO ANDREW PADDLE DART MET AIR RATE MONGER EDGERS 28 Floor 41 Containers coverings 42 Glance over 29 Mineral rocks 43 Corn bread 31 Wife of Paris 44 Atop 33 Mortise and 46 majesty 47 City in 38 German city Pennsylvania 40 Changes 48 Facts position 50 Soviet citizen HOSPITAL PATIENTS HOSPITAL HENDRICK MEMORIAL The following patients were admitted over the weekend to Hen- drick Memorial Hospital: Mrs. E. E. Perry, 734 Woodlawn. Mrs.

H. R. Caston, 3906 Lynwood Lane. Mrs. K.

S. Lathrop, 865 Poplar. Mrs. R. A.

Cope, 1641 S. 12th. A. D. Harrison.

934 Locust. Kathy Neal, Station ACC. Mrs. C. T.

Straley, Clyde. Felix Alexander 2018 Kansas. Mrs. L. E.

Sanders, Albany. Mrs. M. L. Whisenant, Midland.

J. P. Maberry, Sylvester. R. L.

Nunn, Rising Star. Mrs. Glenn McCraw, 2018 N. 17th. K.

T. Franklin, Hawley, V. D. Tyler, 1801 Roosevelt. Mrs.

C. D. Steyn, 1940 Lincoln. Mrs. A.

B. Jonas, 2073 Meander. James Richards, Anson. Linda Neeb, Route 3. Judy Neeb, Route 3.

Mrs. L. J. Kieke, Stamford. Mrs.

0. K. Livingston, 1310 Cypress. Sherry Kay Swinney, 1334 San Jose. Bob Swinney, 889 Cedar.

Mrs. F. J. McClain, 526 Saddlewood. H.

C. Ledbetter, Marfa. H. L. Strowd, 1125 Pioneer Dr.

Frank Hays Aspermont. Mrs. John Maxwell, 1941 N. 17th. Mrs.

Fred Long, Cross Plains. Deborah Lambert, Ovalo. W. W. Wilson, Beech.

Mrs. B. J. Green, Hawley. Bobby Huffman, 2218 Walnut.

Jack Epler, 1604 N. 17th. H. D. Hodge, 302 Portland.

Mrs. V. L. Morley, 525 Cherry. Linda Rodriquez, Edinburg.

Mrs. James Brennan, 3334 Parkrest. Mrs. Guy Able, 3471 Fulton. Elton McHorse, 626 Butternut.

Mrs. W. T. Smith, 2465 Grape. Keith Vickers, 1041 Buccaneer.

Mrs. Buster Early, Hawley. Mrs. Mary Gentry, 2310 Meander. Melinda Proctor, 2301 S.

3rd. Bobby Matthews, Haskell. Mrs. Will Welch, 1346 Bowie. Ray Crumpler, 2925 S.

12th. Wallace Willingham, Route 5. Mrs. Jonah Eckert, Winters. Linden Taylor, Station ACC.

Mrs. Clyde Turbeville, 225 Poplar. Mrs. Melvin Dossey, Route 5. Mrs.

Orlean Swann, 1333 S. 2nd. W. T. Staggs, Tuscola.

Mrs. Herman Betcher, Baird. Mrs. B. L.

McGrew, 849 Elm. Mrs. Doyle Adams, 1442 N. 10th. Dismissals The following patients were discharged over the weekend from Hendrick Memorial Hospital: Mrs.

0. L. Broyles and baby, Sweetwater TV Tower Going Up SWEETWATER, Jan. 9 The first section of the 689-foot KPARTV was slated to be swung into tower, here Monday by engineers of the Andrews Tower Co. of Fort Worth.

The tower will support the antenna for the Channel 12 outlet for the CBS television network in the Sweetwater-Abilene area. The tower height is equal to the height of a 68-story building. "Barring some unforeseen delay, we are looking forward bringing residents of the SweetwaterAbilene area a complete schedule of programming on Channel 12 sometime in late Dan C. Guthrie, station manager, said. installation of a television facility is involved and complex, we have tested the equipment at our sister station's studios, KDUB-TV in Lubbock, and are in the process of moving it into our new building here," Guthrie said.

J. T. Allen, engineer-in-charge here, is supervising the installation. The tower should be completed in about 10 days. Grace Kelly Says Romance Was Love at Second Sight CHICAGO P- Grace Kelly says her romance with Prince Rainier IlI was love at second sight.

Smiling happily, the blonde actress told some 70 reporters and photographers yesterday how she met and was courted by the handsome monarch of tiny Monaco, whom she intends to marafter Easter, ry, never in like this," said. "I've been. in before She met the prince at his palace in Monte Carlo last May, she said, but didn't date him and didn't feel at all romantic about him. It was a different story Christmas Day at the home of her wealthy parents in Philadelphia. Prince Rainier had Christmas dinner with Mr.

and Mrs. Russell Austin of N.J., Miss Kelly's aunt After dinMarraticle. ner the Austins brought him calling at the Kelly home. "Then it apparently was love at first sight, or rather second sight," Miss Kelly said, smiling. "Rainier proposed sometime during Christmas week after asking my father's She held up her hand, showing the engagement ring of rubies and diamonds, and another gift from Rainier-a bracelet of heavy gold links with a pendant Monaco gold coin.

Lovers Part The prince, 32, and Miss Kelly, 26, parted Saturday for the first time since their engagement, She is en route to Hollywood to complete a motion picture commitment. He is driving to Florida for deep sea fishing. Miss Kelly said Rainier decide where the wedding will be held, soon after April 1. "After we're married, my emphasis is going to be on our marriage," she said when asked about her future movie-making plans. Pope Pius Permits Painless Childbirth VATICAN CITY -Pope -Pius XII has approved a drugless method of reducing the pains of childbirth.

The head of the Roman Catholic Church said in an address yesterthe method, commonly known day as "childbirth without fear," violates neither Holy Scripture nor morals. He described it as a "psymethod in which cho-prophylactic" the mother's natural forces alone are called into action. The pontiff told a congress of more than 1,000 gynecologists that he had received information on the subject and had been asked to judgment on it from the repass ligious and moral viewpoint. The method approved by the Pope calls for intensive instruction of the expectant mother in the processes of childbirth. Repeated appeals are made to her not to permit feelings of emotions, during labor specially trained personnel assist and remind her of what she has learned.

Retired Brakeman Succumbs at Cisco CISCO, Jan. 9 (RNS) E. C. (Pete) Barnes, 66, retired brakefor the Texas Pacific Railway died at 7 a.m. Monday at his home in Cisco.

Born on Sept. 17, 1888 in Nashville, he was married in 1914 to Miss Robertson in Grand Saline. They had lived in Cisco since 1918. Mr. Barnes retired in 1948 after working 30 years for the railway company.

He was a member of the Methodist Church and of the Railroad Trainman Lodge. Survivors include his wife and a number of nieces and nephews. Funeral will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday in Wylie Funeral Home 'Chapel. Burial will be at Oakwood Cemetery in Cisco.

Adlai Criticizes President's Talk CHICAGO (P -Adlai E. Stevenson says the nation's relationships with other countries have "never been more perilous than now" and that he can't understand why President Eisenhower pictured them otherwise. Stevenson tossed new criticism at the President's State of the Union message in a television interview on CBS Face the Nation yesterday. He called the report to Congress "less a State of the Union message than a state of the Republican party message." He said the message was "political in He said the President's claim that the United States maintains its lead in international affairs was "a curious statement. It was not accurate." 2 Egyptian Scouts Killed Near Gaza JERUSALEM, Israeli Sector, Jan.

9 (9-A government announcement said two Egyptian scouts were killed near Erez settlement close to the Gaza Strip in an exchange of fire with an Israeli army patrol Sunday. Two sub-machine guns, ammunition and lists with observations on Israeli road traffic were found on the bodies, the announcement said. It recalled two other Egyptian scouts killed in the same area in similar circumstances Friday, with the capture of a third. Dorothy McGuire Awarded Divorce BUNNELL, Fla. (-A Florida circuit.

judge has awarded a divorce to Dorothy McGuire, the Arthur Godfrey singer otice romantically linked with crooner Julius La Rosa. Judge George W. Jackson signed the decree Friday. It becomes fi-, nal upon filing, today, said Joseph Hirschman, attorney for the husband, Air Force Sgt. John Henry Brown.

Brown originally brought suit Aug. 16-seven months after she their reconciliation announced, filed a countersuit Aug. 30. Both charged cruelty and Judge Jackson appointed an aminer to take testimony. Details of the testimony were not announced.

Hirschman said no financial or property settlement was involved and Brown will not contest the decree: 1 8 12 13 3 14 15 16 18 20 21 22 24 26 27 30 32 34 35 36 37 39 40 41 42 45 49 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 1 2 "Certainly, Rainier will be the head of the family. Shouldn't a husband always be the head? No, I don't think European men are more romantic than American She said an incident at the Prince to Fish On Florida Trip WILMINGTON, Del. -Prince Rainier of Monaco leaves today on a motor trip to Palm Beach, where he will spend 10 days to two weeks fishing and visiting friends before leaving for Holly. wood to join his fiancee, actress Grace Kelly, The sovereign of the tiny Mediterranean principality spent a quiet weekend here and yesterday assumed the role of "just a humble citizen paying homage to a great man' -his personal chaplain, The Very Rev. J.

Francis Tucker. The priest, a native of Wilmington, celebrated his 50th anniversary of eptrance into religious life yesterday. School Plan Vote Is Today In Virginia RICHMOND. Va. -Virginians voted today on a proposal which would clear the way for granting public funds to send children to private schools.

The proposal is designed as an avenue of escape from the Supreme Court decision outlawing segregation in public schools. The voters marked their ballots "for" or "against" a convention which would amend the state's constitution to make such tuition grants possible. Amendment of the constitution was one of the key recommendations of Gov. Thomas B. Stanley's Commission on Public Education, which for almost a year studied ways the state might avoid enforced integration.

Under the commission's. suggested program, tuition grants would be made available to children who live in areas where public schools may be abandoned, or whose parents decline to send them to integrated schools. The other principal recommendation of the commission, composed of 32 state legislators, will come before the State Legislature when it convenes Wednesday, It calls for an "assignment plan" under which local school authorities would be empowered to assign pupils to schools on various grounds other than race. Estimates of the vote ranged upward from 400,000 to more than 500,000. There are approximately 850,000 registered voters, of which roughly 72,000 are Negroes.

Both those favoring the amendment and those against said a "for" majority was probable. Lausche Says He Will Be Available CLEVELAND UP -Gov. Frank J. Lausche says he "would be for the Democratic nomination for president, but has no present plans for seeking i it. Citizens in half a dozen states have given him encouragement to make the race, said Ohio's fiveterm governor.

He named fiveFlorida, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Indiana and Minnesota. But he said last night he "dreaded the thought of occupying the highest office" because of its burdens, is not seeking it, and "presently I have no plans of going outside Ohio." In Ohio, he is letting his name be used as a favorite son candidate. He also is running for the U.S. Senate seat now, held by Republican George Bender, and probably will have opposition in the Democratic primary. Often outspoken as an admirer of President Eisenhower, he said he hoped the President.

would regain his health and be Republican candidate again. in they that case, "if everything else was equal, I would support the Democrat" who runs against Eisenhower, he replied to a question. Monte Carlo ball in New York Friday night upset her but did not cause a quarrel. A dark-haired woman rushed up to the prince at the party and kissed him on the cheek. In New York yesterday, Senorita Graciela Levi Castillo of Ecuador identified herself as the woman who did the kissing.

She said the kiss was meant as a token of good wishes and that she had known the prince several years. "Yes. I was upset," Miss Kelly said. And I don't think that Rainier liked it either. Rainier said that he did not know the lady who did the FAMOUS Tex-O-Burger Pure Lots French Fries Beef in Basket Triple Casey's AAA Drive-In Restaurants No.

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Mrs. H. E. Cox and baby, 2109 Jameson. Mrs.

James Harter and baby, 1017 Buccaneer. Mrs. C. R. Stroope and baby, Baird.

Stephen Pierron, 409 Green, Georgia King, 1017 Rogers. Mrs. G. W. Jennings, 1474 Graham.

Marion Johnson, 1126 Houston. J. L. Pratt, Loraine. John Holt, 342 Sycamore.

Mrs. Earl Files, 1250 Bowie. John Smith, Colorado City. Mrs. Otis Standlin, 1625 Poplar.

K. B. Watkins, 3134 Bickley. Olrean Swann, 1333 S. 2nd.

Juanita Valencia, 301 Cottonwood. Mrs. John Chittum, 2611 S. 27th. Mrs.

Bill Waldron, Monahans. Mrs. W. L. Lilly, 1282 Peach.

R. D. Lawson, S. 11th. J.

J. Milan, '1441 N. 14th. Mrs. S.

E. Clayton, 120 Graham. C. Z. Hallmark, 1350 Elm.

E. S. Carter, 2846 Cedar. T. E.

Bowman, Midland. Homer Pope, 2626 Cedar. Elton McHorse, 626 Butternut. J. B.

Lang, 518 S. 9th. Mrs. Fay Griffin, 4042 Redbud Circle. Mrs.

Hardy Parrott, Coleman. Mrs. Floyd McCommas Albany. Mrs. J.

P. Barnett, Childress. Mrs. Charles Wycoff, 274 Cypress. Paul Fraser, Buffalo Gap.

Don Vincent, 3074 Chestnut. W. H. Curtis, 610 S. 11th.

Stanley Rogers, Tuscola. Mrs. V. C. Stillwell, Cisco.

T. C. Hefner, 1133 Park. Mrs. G.

O. Tubb, 3109 Waverley. Mrs. L. L.

Bonner, 1018 Butternut. Elma Hammons, 409 Cherry. A. C. Slaughter, 1102 S.

16th. G. D. Cornelious, 1282 Sycamore. T.

W. Wilkerson, 1355 Elm. M. L. Akins, 1402 Graham.

W. I. Avery, Coleman. F. M.

Villareal, 749 Rose. Riley Walker, 518 Cherry. James McMillon, 2434 S. 2nd. C.

H. Kunkel, 4309 S. 5th. Mrs. R.

N. Ady, 1526 Washington. R. L. Moore, 1301 Pecan.

Mrs. Esmond Cox, 1326 Portland. Jeanette Huffman, 2158 Burger. Gregory Boss, 2433 S. 3rd.

Larry McMillon, 2434 S. 2nd. Joe Keathley, 1925 Woodard. Jay Keathley, 1925 Wodard. John McDearman, 310 Briarwood.

J. W. Baird, 1942 Roosevelt. W. S.

Mayes, Royal Hotel. Mrs. Velma Craig, 1742 S. 13th. ST.

ANN The following patients were admitted over the weekend to St. Ann Hospital: Mrs. Clayton Lusby, 1933 Belmont. Elsie Prince, 1397 Sycamore. John Grant, 1718 Kirkwood.

Mrs. B. F. Irwin, 1717 Sylvan. Mrs.

Bill Brooks, 4007 Lynwood Lane. Mrs. Virgil Cowser, 734 Grand. Mrs. Phillip Goudeau, 2017 S.

15th. Mrs. John Steele, 725 Sycamore. Mrs. Don Fain, 2129 S.

3rd. Mrs. Pauline Wilson, 1326 Leggett. Dismissals The following patients were discharged over the weekend from St. Ann Hospital: Mrs.

K. L. Reese, 533 Locust. Mrs. W.

R. Adcock, 1211 S. 10th. Mrs. C.

F. Boles, 738 Cypress. Mrs. Don Poulter, 274 Clyde. Mrs.

Lilly Carmon, Stamford. James Hollowell, 1426 N. 12th. Walter Ward, 1018 Cedar. Mrs.

Andrew Albright, 2817 Hickory. Elsie Prince, 1397 Sycamore. Mrs. Kenneth Hargrove and baby, 1950 Estes. Mrs.

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