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EL PASO HERALD-POST Monday, December 7, 1953 Twenty-eight. Rites Are Pending For Mrs. Metcalf Funeral services for Mrs. Madelyn Birney Metcalf of 911 East Cincinnati street, principal of the Myers Co. and daughter a owner, prominent El Paso family, are pending with Kaster and Maxon Funeral Home.

She was Mrs. Metcalt was found unconscious in her home yesterday and failed to regain consciousness when members of the El Paso Fire Department attempted to revive her. Her father was the late H. L. Briney, civic leader.

Mrs. Metcalf, a resident of Paso, was a graduate of El Paso High School and was once a widely known pianist and vocalist. She is survived by a daughter, Nancy Metcalf of New and her mother, Mrs. H. L.

Birney of El Paso. flowers The tamily, has requested no Funeral Rites Held For Mrs. Misenheimer Funeral services were, held for Mrs. Helen Misenhimer of 3509 Jetferson street at 4 p. m.

today in Harding and Orr Funeral Chapel, the Rev. Lloyd A. Peters officiating, with burial Yin Restlawn Memorial Park. She was 56. Mrs.

Misenhimer was lifetime resident of El Paso. She is survived by two her brothers, husband, H. Isadore K. Misenhimer; El Paso and Ralph of Neenah, and a sister, Mrs Rose Nichols of Warren, all of whom attended the funeral. John Snyder Dies At Fort Worth John Snyder, well known West Texas cattleman, died today in a hospital Worth.

He was 71. Burial will be at 2:30 p. m. tomorrow in Greenwood Cemetery there under the direction of the Ray Crowder Funeral Home, Mr. Snyder is survived by widow, Mrs.

May Snyder; two daughters, Mrs. Baron McCullough of Fort Worth, and Mrs. W. L. Sibley of Abilene; and two grandchildren, Funeral Rites Set For George Harriman Funeral services for George Archie Harriman of 1024 North 'Oregon street will be held at 2 p.

m. tomorrow in Harding and Orr Funeral Home, the Rev. Collis B. McKinney officiating. Mr.

Harriman, former head of the Division of Property and Accounts of Department of Education in Puerto Rico, was an elder in the University Presbyterian Church. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. May V. Harriman; and a daughter, Elizabeth, both of El Paso: and one sister, Mrs. C.

F. Lord of Washington, D. C. The body will be sent to Urbana, Ohio, for burial. MRS.

INOCENTA GOMEZ Rosary services for Mrs. Inocenta Gomez of 9023 Socorro road will be held in the family residence today at 8 p. m. She was 76. Funeral services will be held at 11 a.

m. tomorrow in the Old Mission in Ysleta. Burial will be in Ysleta Cemetery under the direction of Salazar Mortuary. Mrs. Gomez is survived by a son.

Chrstin Gomez of California; and three daughters, Mrs. Rafaela Mata and Mrs. Rosa Carrasco, both of California, and Mrs. Maria Lara of El Paso, all of whom are in El Paso for the funeral. ALBERT FRANK SICORANSA Albert Frank Sicoransa of 6201 Navajo drive died today at his home.

He was 68. Mr. Sicoransa, who was a retired U. S. Postal employe, had a resident of El Paso for one year.

He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Catherine Sicoransa; a daughter, Mrs. R. T. Walsh; a sister, Josephine Valente of Orange, N.

and two brothers, Anthony of Union, N. and Emil of Spring Lake, N. J. Funeral arrangements are pending with Harding and Orr Funeral Home. Miguel Aleman Out of Politics Special to The Herald-Post CHIHUAHUA CITY, Dec.

7. Former President Miguel Aleman of Mexico said today he has "retired completely from politics." Aleman told The Herald-Postl correspondent: "I'm completely out of public life, having done my part in that respect. I am a simple citizen now." from Las Pampas ranch in He came, to this state capital Southern Chihuahua to be guest of Governor Oscar Soto Maynez. He was accompanied by Enrique Parra Hernadez, former government bank offical, and Dr. Carlos Soto Maynez.

Four Hurt in Crash Of Two Autos Four persons were injured in a car accident at West Yandell boulevard and Upson avenue. Three of the injured, soldiers, were passengers in a car driven by Richard L. Malloy, 22, of Ft. Bliss. Carroll Buck, 20, of Ft.

Bliss, received head injuries; Orlan Turner, 22, of Ft. Bliss, received hip bruises; Kenneth Gaddy, 20, of Ft. Bliss received head cuts. Evangeline Ayala, 30, of 177 Hadlock place, passenger in a car driven by Yolanda Croyle, 23, of 6404 Shirley drive, received face cuts. She was taken to Hotel Dieu.

The injured soldiers were taken to William Beaumont Army Hospital, Traffic Patrolmen R. Edwards and K. Tipton said that the two cars collided at the intersection. EVERYBODY has Valuable Papers that should be copied by PHOTOSTAT Border Blue Print Co. 409 Myrtle Ave.

Ph. 2-1012 Man Struck By Car; Loses Foot Owen Hardy, 48, of 423 Sainz road, is. in critical condition at William Beaumont Army Hospital from injuries received when he was struck by a car in the 8100 block of North Loop road. Mr. Hardy, who received severe head injuries, first was taken to El Paso General Hospital.

Mr. Hardy's right leg was amputated above the ankle following the accident. Sheriff's Deputies Althoff and McBain said that Mr. Hardy was struck by a car driven by George Wade Johnson, 16, of 526 center street, Tigua. Deputies, said that Mr.

Hardy was struck by the car when he attempted to cross the road to get to his truck which was parked on the south side of North Loop road. The driver of the car told deputies that he was traveling about 40 miles per hour the time of the accident. The youth said that due to heavy traffic he did not see Mr. Hardy in time to avoid striking the man. The impact knocked Mr.

Hardy onto the hood of the car. He was carried 64 feet, deputies said. BURGLAR TAKES PISTOL Rue J. Carlyle of 2931 Central street bought a .32 calibre pistol a month ago and put it under a mat. tress.

A burglar stole the pistol. ASTHMA PHLEGM WHILE Loosened YOU SLEEP Does thick, sticky mucus due to ring attacks of Bronchial Asthma or recursimple Bronchitis make you short of breath, cough, wheeze, and ruin your sleep? If so, you'll be glad to know that thousands of sufferers are now discovering that it's usually easy to help Nature thin and remove that thick, sticky phlegm by at meals and bedtime, When coughing simply taking 2 little MENDACO tablets allayed, freer breathing promotes more natural relaxation and restful sleep. Over 500 million MENDACO tablets used prove safety and success. So get MENDACO from druggist today. Money back guarantee.

Schedule Address Charles T. Stewart of Washington, secretary of the Build America Council, will speak at a joint meeting of the Home Builders Assn. of El Paso and the El Paso Board of Realtors, The meeting is scheduled for 6:30 p. m. Wednesday at the Wyoming Inn.

Mr. Stewart is coming to El Paso to survey slum conditions and public housing request of the two local organizations. YOU HAD A NECK AS LONG AS THIS FELLOW AND HAD I SORE THROAT DUE TO COLDS I DOWN TONSILINE GET A BOTTH SHOULD QUICKLY RELIEVE IT TODAY On Your Signature Only LOANS COMPARE! SAVE! CASH 18 MONTH CASH 18 MONTH YOU PROVISION YOU PROVISION RECEIVE FOR PAYMENT RECEIVE FOR PAYMENT 149.00 10.00 600.00 40.00 253.10 17.00 936.60 62.00 448.00 30.00 1518.00 100.00 Any Amount up to. $2000 STOP IN OR PHONE TODAY for lows cost loans in TEXAS it's COMMUNITY FINANCE THRIFT CORPORATION 401 Myrtle Ave. (at Kansas St.) Phone: 2-5487 Supervised Examined by the Stote Department of Banking Ask about COMMUNITY INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES, THEY PAY PER ANNUM BUIS BILLS BILLS BILLS, BILLS BILLS BILLS BILLS BILLS, JOIN THE Christmas Club CHOOSE FROM If Christmas expenses have got you down this year.

don't let SEVERAL PLANS it happen PAY EACH WEEK RECEIVE FOR NEXT again. Join the Christmas Club right away, and FOR 50 WEEKS CHRISTMAS pay cash next Christmas. Just choose the plan that suits you, then save ,50 25.00 1.00 50.00 a small amount each week for fifty weeks. 2.00 100.00 Your Christmas Club check will be 3.00 150.00 mailed to you next November, in plenty of 5.00 250.00 the money you Have need for Christmas? 10.00 500.00 time for care-free Christmas shopping and for a merrier Christmas in '54. THE STATE NATIONAL -THE HOME OF THE at CHRISTMAS CLUB PLAN THE STATE NATIONAL, Welcome of course! Rotarians as ROTARY THE STATE NATIONAL BANK OF EL PASO SINCE 1881 MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION SAN ANTONIO AT OREGON We're glad to have your district conference in El Paso.

DUPLEX $16,000 EX-POW MARRIES- Cpl. Edward Gl who became converted to only to forsake it and accept thought he had lost while he was who is home on furlough and is in the Army, surprised friends in Kate off her in a short two -United Press Telephoto Dickenson (right), the, young Communism as a prisoner Korea repatriation, married the girl he in Korea, Kate Laney. Dickenson, still undecided about re.enlistina Big Stone Gap, by sweeping weeks. Navy Quietly Honors Pearl Harbor's Heroes By United Press PEARL HARBOR, T. H.

Dece 7. -It was business as usual at Pearl Harbor today, except for the Navy, the only organization to observe the 12th anniversary of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor that plunged the United States into World War II. The Navy held brief, solemn memorial services on the superstructure of the battleship Arizona, which Japanese bombers destroyed 12 years ago. The Arizona, still on the bottom of the harbor, is the tomb for some 1100 sailors who went down with her in the first battle of the Pacific war. Monument to Dead But the superstructure of the old battleship rises in final defiance of destruction and the Navy has made it a monument to the men who died in the infamous attack.

Alderman Favors International House The City Council will consider a resolution urging the setting up of an international trade center in El Paso. According to Alderman Ernest Ponce, who returned from visit to International House in New Orleans, a similar institution would be of great advantage to El Paso. International House in New Orleans is a place where merchants Western Hemisphere countries can exhibit goods to other businessmen and where they can get together to make business arrangements. Mr. Ponce went to New Orleans with Mayor Hervey and Mayor Pedro Garcia of Juarez.

"We want to lay the groundwork here and we hope to have similar to the one in New Orleans," he said. "We hope the Chamber of Commerce will be interested in the thing and that they will back it. "Since an International House here will create more business for El Paso, I believe all businessmen should support it." MEAD'S FINES BREAD Services began at the exact moment Japanese bombers began wreaking havoc on the slumbering U. S. Pacific fleet.

A bugle sounded and the American flag was raised on the remains of the Arizona, Prayers Offered Capt. P. G. Linaweaver, chaplain of the 14th Naval District, offered prayers for those who fell Dec. 7, followed by taps and a three volley rifle salute fired by eight sailors.

Representatives of veterans and civic organizations were invited by the Navy to join in the observance and nine survivors of the attack who are now stationed here placed wreaths on the mast of the Arizona. Other branches of the armed ser. vices did not have any ceremonies this year. Texas, Oklahoma Men Take Bridge Championship By United Press DALLAS, Dec. best among bridge players from throughout the United States and several foreign countries scattered from Dallas homeward today, the 27th annual contract turnament ended after eight days of play.

Harold Rockaway of Houston and Byron Greenberg Tulsa, won the 1953 national open pair contract tournament ended after a field of 164 pairs from 39 states, Canada and the British West Indies. Rockaway and Greenberg scored points in four sessions of play, besting by one point secondplace finishers David Carter of St. Louis and C. K. Smith of Denver.

RADIATOR Repairing Recoring Cleaning FIVE POINTS RADIATOR SERVICE 601 N. Piedras At Five Points Dial 6-1351 Il's Tastier MEAD'S MEAD'S BREAD BREAD Youll serve Coke often during the holidays Get an extra supply today DRINK Cola BOTTLES SERVE Coca-Cola REG DAT $1 00 24 Bottle Case Plus Deposit--At Your Retail Dealer BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COMPANY BY MAGNOLIA COCO-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY is a registered trade mark. 1953, THE COCA COLA COMPANY Lease $12 per day, 10,000 acres. E. A.

Davis Ranch, Del Rio, Texas. hall for Dances, Banquets, parties, receptions. Mr. Rosen. -3-9483, 6-4250, 2-1226.

5-Cards of Thanks MR. Mrs. Frank Togle and family wish to express to the many friends their heartfelt thanks for the tokens of sympathy tendered them during their recent bereavement. 7-fiorists TIME to start thinking about those Xmas decorations. OREGON FLOWER SHOP We Telgraph Flowers 409 N.

Oregon Dial 3-6462 Plots TWO PLOTS Restlawn Memorial Cemetery. Call 3-1913. 1. Meeting Notices El Paso Lodge No. 130 meets at Masonic Temple Monday, Dec.

7th at 7:00 p. m. Work in 1st and 2nd Degrees. Masons in130 vited. H.

W. Mitchell W. M. 12-Lost and Found LOST -Nov. 17, white male Chihuahua, named Cisco, reward or will give Chihuahua puppy.

8028 Carpenter Rd. 9-8402. LOST- for return of Encyclopedia Brittanica sales material. Vicinity Frankfurt and San Marcial. 9-7218.

LOST--Girls' green coat, vicinity A. H. Hughey School, PR2-5481 Reward offered. LOST--green aligator handbag, containing bill fold with $60. Liberal reward.

5-8586. STRAYED October 6. Siamese male cat. Clardy Fox Addition. Reward.

2-5230 REWARD Lost at the Fiesta DriveIn Theater, black cat, leather collar, bob tail." PR2-3449. LOST -Light brown leather wallet. Please return contents. R. 9.

Dobie 5-5671. LOST: Wallet with identification cards between Alameda and Ascarate school. Reward. PR2-4381. LOST -Male Beagle, named Shorty; reward, 5-5925.

13-Personals ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS has but one purpose: To help the sick alcoholic recover if he wishes a normal happy existence without the use of alcohol. EL PASO GROUP No. 2 Dial 5-0910 P. O. BOX 3414, EL PA9O FIVE POINTS GROUP Phone 5-0778 DOWNTOWN GROUP Box 1000 Use Classified Ads for itself.

See it. Call agent, Pays 2-6232 or PR2-7770. MATERNITY care for unmarried hospital mothers, including doctor, and living arrangements. Confidential. Phone 5-6011, or write intendent.

3918 Bliss Street. 13-Personals GIVE your repairable furniture, clothing to Goodwill Industries, non-profit organization, 218 San Antonio. Call 3-1428 for pickup. THE SALVATION ARMY is in need of shoes. clothing, furniture, etc.

Dial 2-6631 or leave at 608 N. Stanton. STEAM Bath Electric or hand massages, reducing treatment. Reasonable rates. Marie H.

Felix. Good Health Center 516 N. Mesa. 3-4165. MANHATTAN Beauty Salon.

2018 N. Piedras. $10 cold waves for $5. Open evenings. Under new agement.

5-7041. SOUP'S on, the rug that is, so clean the spot with Condensa Foam. Leaves no rings. Notions, White House. PERSONS wishing maternity care write or phone the West Texas Maternity Hospital, 2306 Hemphill, Fort Worth, Texas.

WEB-8527. DISC recordings and reproductions made. Jeffries Bros. 306 S. El Paso St.

2-1182. WALL to wall wool carpet cleaned on your floor, by appointment, DuSang's 4-1495. FOR ORIGINAL Fiesta dresses and beautiful clothes. Zita's, 612 N. Oregon St.

AN Oasis Restaurant or Drive-in near you 7 locations. MAY'S Beauty Shop -Ladies hair cutting. 3231 N. Piedras. 6-2470.

14-Transportation LADY leaving for San Antonio Wednesday morning, Dec. 9. Like lady or couple. Share 5.3964. 15-Schools.

Instruction VOICE projection and poise in speaking. singing. Speech problems. Private or class lessons. Tralle-Kimbell.

3-8564. PHILOLOGICAL Association, coaching for degree or private education -French, German, Dutch-Translations 1019 E. Rio Grande. PIANO lessons, beginners my specialty. Lolly Lovelady, 3621 Idalia.

5-9717. WALTER DAVIS Piano Voice, Pipe Organ. Studio 505 E. California. 3-6613.

THE COMPTOMETER SCHOOL 829 First Nat'l Bldg. 2-2866 20-Situations Wanted BACKGROUND in law, insurance, merchandising management, personnel supervision. University graduate, licensed attorney. Consider any desirable connection. Excellent references.

Phone 6-2285. TUNE UP electrical mechanic will consider anything until Jan. 1st. Call 9-8989 Sunday or evenings. HOBBY Horse Nursery, 5 Points, large house, enclosed yard, trained attendants, 5-0506.

EXPERIENCED child care by former school teacher. Fenced playground. PR-2-6256. RELIABLE housewife care for children in my home, preferably infants. 5-0203.

WASHING and ironing. Guaranteed perfect. 118 Walker St. Ascarate. PR2-1042.

TINY Tots Day Nursery. Experienced child care. Reasonable, cienda. PR 2-0484. LVN Nurse will care for convalescent or semi-invalid in my home.

2-8670. EXPERIENCED loan manager desirous of change. References furnished. Write NPC, Box D-44. OLDSTER, 65.

part time or steady, experienced guard or motel, handy, F. Harter, 1901 E. Rio Grande. ACCOUNTANT-Long, varied experience. keeps books part time.

References. Phone 9-9654. BABY sitting in my home any time. PR2-2197. WASHING and ironing done in my home.

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