Oklahoma City Times (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 64, No. 191, Ed. 4 Thursday, September 17, 1953 Page: 6 of 10
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1 fare family plan in chair cars
on Santa Fe trains for trips start-
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R. F. Emanuel, Div. Past. Agt.
spokesman said Wednesday night
that Secretary of State John Fos-
ter Dulles' general policy address
to the UN assembly Thursday will
be the first comprehensive state-
ment of the Eisenhower administra-
tion on major problems facing
the UN.
Diplomatic sources indicated the
U. S would ignore Adlai Steven-
son's call for the United States to
rised" to be invited to President Karsten declined the committee’s wedding anniversary Sunday by
isenhower’s birthday party at offer to sell him 20 tickets to the entertaining friends at an open
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one place, without delay.
How Santa Fa's Family Plan works:
One parent pays the regular one-way first class or
coach fare, the other parent and all children
under 22 years of age travel for half-fare. Children
under 5 travel free.
Take the family, add more pleasure to your
Santa Fe trips jar only half the fare! Convenient
schedules, roomy accommodations and fine Fred
Harvey meals make Santa
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family travel.
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the United States and Canada. You
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the port The Americans cleaned
her up, gave her some new clothes
and sent her off to join the other
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taken under their wing
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United Nations transportation hub
and now is living with 130 other
Korean children at the Chong Duk
Won orphanage 20 miles from Pu
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Shortly after "Suzie" was found
sleeping on the pier by Col. Ralph
B. Garretson, San Antonio, the port
commander, she was adopted by
American and Korean workers at
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Mondays, Fuesdays and Wednesdays
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St d ts omuna.Eum. ume w"zhumrim “? nance"rommittee of Pennsylvania. Haven, will -dh.’F golden
col W. Earnshaw for promotion----—_ -
Bureew) to "the rank of brigadier general Hershey. Pa, October a
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freshmen checked in at the Still
water campus earlier this week
Registrar Raymond Girod saw
the situation as “coming back to
normal after the GI bill rush and
the subsequent decline in enrol-
________-_________ ___ment." He said A&M had 6,000
Adopted Daughter No Comment’ lesued nal enrolment period got under-
„ . . 1 .1 On Vinson’s Successor way this week
the port workers, but she is busy RejOlHS Mother DENVER, Sept 16—A_The Aggie officials, made.no esti-
P kerning to get along with her little .. . p;. t. summer White House Wednesday mates ahou tswhat. In .! inal.count
Korean companions in her newly- After Long r ight night declined comment on a pub- will hesbut. indicateditilm'
found home I CC lished report that President Eisen pare favorably with last yearsau
- LOUISVILLE, Ky., Sept 16—P hower has "about decided ' to pro tumn semester enrolment of 8,236,
War Maneuvers -Mrs. Tony Lomonaco s five-year mote Robert H Jackson, associate largest in the state. ______
„ e g . A.... battle with red tape ended .Wednes supreme court justice, to be chief EOR ATHLETE’S FOOT
Set for Slav Army day night when a giant transport justice succeeding the late Fred FoR Al -57 „
LONDON, Sept. 16-AN—The of plane landed here M Vinson USE A KERATOLYTIC
ficial Yugoslav agency Tanjug re She still had a few uneasy Presidential press secretary BECAUSE__
ported Wednesday that President ments. however, when passenger James C. Hagerty also declined
Tito’s army will start extensive after passenger stepped down Ihe to comment on the report's state- tv sLot qus orr th MM ezter .are
par games Thursday which may gangplank but not AnnaBoscoLo ment that Gov Ear warren of 2" M^no?aUkJ&al
take troops near the border where monaco. her 9y6ar-old adopted California would be named an as- m*. T vt
Italian forces have been “demon daughter from Italy. p sociate justice. 2 1.25 DE 122%
strating" for some time. Finally, Rep John M Robsion ----------
Tanjug said military delegations (R.. Ky helped out through
from the United States, Britain and a special bill to admit the young;
France will watch the maneuvers. rter climbed into the plane and
along with the military attaches of yell e d to the crowd. She s
other nations with diplomatic mis- asleep
sions in Belgrade.
Dulles to Outline
Policy in LN Talk
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STILLWATER, Sept. 16—0 kl a
home A&M’s autumn enrolment
which became something of a
question mark tollowing the col
leges North Central association
troubles, appeared headed peat the
8,000 mark aa the school prepared
to begin elasses Thursday
College officials are making only
cautious comments that "enrol-
ment looks good ' but they are
visibly pleased.
It had been feared the NCA’s
'threat last spring to remove A&M
, from its accredited list would turn
prospective students toward other
schools, even though the Aggies
later were fully reinstated by the
association.
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PUSAN, Korean Sept. IT -UP-
Htue “Susie," a homeless Ko
Tean waif found sleeping in an
Army jeep at a Puna pier re
cently, is through wandering
through this port city's lonely
stteets looking for a handout or a
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hearts of workers at this huge
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Gaylord, E. K. Oklahoma City Times (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 64, No. 191, Ed. 4 Thursday, September 17, 1953, newspaper, September 17, 1953; Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1991153/m1/6/: accessed September 5, 2026), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.