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PRICE FIVE CENTS
FINAL HOME EDITION
EVENING EXCEPT SUNDAY
VOL. LXV, NO. 5.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 12--(U.P)—President Eisenhower
Of $1,200
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$700,000 Altering Job
Car, Clothing Missing
less jaywalker darted in front
Jobe, who opreatea hi* own
Price of Milk
Bennies Case
Declines Here
the CCC. They said no successor program of slum rehabilitation and
ningham’s narcotics investiga-
By GILBERT HILL
Mitchell is
extended
to
Bennies
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sort of experiment.
WANT AD
CLOSING TIME
Friday 6-week-old talks between
British Plane With 10
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men aboard was reported missing
The air ministry said the four-
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Small Surplus Gets
Credit; Quality Up
India, China Talks
On Tibet Continue
to 5 perent and increase the
mortgage terms to 30 years.
told officers what clothes to
bring them after spending the
night and half the morning in
their shorts and undershirts.
They are George Edward Long,
Astoria, Ore., and Leo Densmore,
Los Angeles, who were nabbed at
a service station here Thursday
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President Hands Congress
‘New Look’ Housing Plan;
2 Billions Asked for FHA
Mu
Sore Driver Gives
Jaywalker a Boot
where.
Hourly Temperature
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ment gives it up as announced.
But there are plenty of ques-
tions as to whether that's Okla-
homa City University or the
Methodist church. (Page 1)
Kerr Kin Fined
A niece of Senator Robert S.
Kerr was fined for failing to
TV Champs
Edward R. Murrow, Donald
O’Connor and Eve Arden walked
off with the top prizes at the
annual television awards cere-
monies But an English profes-
sor, unknown outside California,
stole the show. (Page 24)
Jap Fears Reds
The new Japanese envoy to
Crossword Puzzle
Forum ...........
Markets .......
Oil Reports.......
Sports ........
Town Talk .....
Vital Statistics ..
Women’s Bates .
creasing winds becoming strong 1 .
south to southwest by Saturday, mg in Florida.
- -they are qualified for the exemp-
help low-income families buy homes costing up to $8,000 tions. (Page 6)
been missing until two young El
Reno officers spotted the car about
7:30 pm. Thursday.
Thurman Hale and Gene Garri-
son trailed the car to a service
station and took the west coast
men captive without a struggle.
Neither suspect was armed and
Aligk
TULSA Feb. 12—(P_ An explosion rocked the Na-forecast indicates.. Added good
-—A’ "50* V -z- • 1 j_____. news; a hint of rain, totaling pos-
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Bo vi g-
pleading innocent at his arraign-
ment, and put up a $1,000 peace
bond.
Jobe waa ene of three physi-
cians whose practices were
checked by the state board of
medical examiners after the
board was presented voluminous
files on evidence aired in hear-
ings before Rep. Robert O. Cun-
the weather bureau is now locat-
ed on Classen, if the govern-
of him.
His car lurched to a stop
inches from the careless one
and the driver jumped out.
In full view of a policeman
and hundreds of spectators, he
planted his foot with consider-
able emphasis on the jaywalk-
er‘s posterior.
The motorist re-entered his
esr. The policeman turned his
head. Pedestrians gaped. Traf-
fic began to flow again. The
jaywalker rubbed a sore place
and walked away.
Edward Long ... A pointed finger and a snarl.
Snarling ‘Punks’ Silent
On Movieland Slaying
Pair Arrogant Even Without Clothe* After
El Reno Capture; Second Murder Probed
By WAYNE MACKEY
(Times Staff Writer)
EL RENO, Feb. 12—Arrogance doesn't come easy when
you're standing in your underwear, but El Reno police pa-
tiently watched a double dose of it in citv jail here Friday.
Two snarling, 24-year-old murder suspects—one of them
handsome when his face isn’t twisted into a sneer—defiantly
iiirlltesE-i.il
personnel to help in French
bittie strategy. (Page 32)
Fugitive Surly After Capture
One of the arresting officers subdues defiant Ieo Dens-
more. Ids Angeles, after he became belligerent following
his arrest on suspicion of murder Thursday night.
“yield right of way” in traffic
court Friday because she struck
a car driven by Tony Maneres,
night club owner and gambler,
but the case looks like it will be
appealed. (Page 12)
Raid Ruins Party
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Feb. 12—IP— A motorist was
driving through the heart of . J
to those in well-to-do residential suburbs—to buy their for congressional probers Fri-
own homes day. A house committee is in-
n0 . . - . . . v i ♦ vestigating foundations to see if
1 he program includes a special experimental plan to
Two persons were definitely reported dead Friday
afternoon as emergency crews continued investigating
shambles left by the industrial explosion. One was
identified as a shipping clerk, Harlan Goldman. The
other, blown to pieces, was not immediately identified.
Six others were hurt, four critically.
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Jet Blane—Something that has
paaaed the speed of sound and ia
rapidly approaching that of gos-
lip.
Overnight
day’s highs
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Top NEWS
in £»6y T Times te 6lnce !
next Wednesday, the
The latest closing time for
Want Ads to appear in Sun-
day a Oklahoman is 12 noon to-
morrow It you wall until
tomorrow to phone your ad.
you may let the busy signal.
Phone your ad today.
Closine time tor Want Ada a
week days la S P. M. the day
preceding publication.
Call Central 2-1211 to place A
Ike Spells Out Details
Home Buying Easier
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Whaes inside
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a free lance minister seeking where “they might want to atop posure statutes not covering "the
funds. Dr. Bruton B. Sawyer off for nudist parties." piAseTnN o W.Ui.i.
declared Friday he knows Binger ’ Furthermore, Rev. Sawyer FN2‛I CoCUMN’1 Nudists
X-ray laboratory at 1213 N Hud-
son, posted a $200 bond on the
assault and battery count after
dent c. — --------,
Corp., too department’s $6,750,000,-
000 banking agency for financing ।
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Gordon also resigned aa presi- "to permit FHA to operateat laat The administration la consider-
of the Commodity Credit year’s levelLof activity; in 1953, Ing sending more aid to France
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price support operations. Depart- houses, a naval blockade of the areas
ment officials said McConnell Also included in the program is where the Reds ship in rein-
would not be named president of a broad and perhaps far reaching forcements, and U. S. military
night in the car and clothing of
’ David L. Johnston, Van Nuys, —
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla , Calif., talent scout.
with the “fair and warmer" ata-
tistics.
j The atate will have fair and'
warmer weather at least through
Saturday, and probably through
sibly 2 Monday or Tuesday in
■ bi po... «.----------—----- southeastern counties.
Tulsa Tribune reporter Roy Hanna reported from the A warm-up sending the mercury
“ that “it looks as though there may be six dead and into the 50s over most of the state
„ ---- , and close to 60 at the western
Friday presented congress with the detailed plans of his
"new look" housing program, designed to help all Amer- Exemptions Checked
Narcotics Quiz Figure icans liye in better homes. President Eisenhower oponed
' n i The president placed special emphasis in his program tax records of organizations
Is Free on Bonds ’on encouraging all Americans—from those living in slums claiming income tax exemption
ia in existence. basis of supply. But everyone is
---------- ---• trying to increase volume. And
Revision Stalls Vatican Paper Predicts — - the stores ‛ ‘ ’
e- ♦
Johnston was bludgeoned to
town Friday. Suddenly a care- death Wednesday in his home. His
less jaywalker darted in front A car and most of his clothing had
7 " leged practice irregularities
Milk is brine sold as low as 39 Jobe testified before the com-
------------- Mi “ be ing sold as 0" « 39 mittee early last March, after
the home also will cents a half gallon in some stores, legislators had heard testimony
" . b — although the “regular price” ia 43 of Edgar Davis, 1501 NW 2, and
Established in 1941 --------
The company’s home offices are ing was faat, orderly and
in Chicago. The Tulsa branch was like clockwork,” police said.
” established in 1941 when Com- “Most of the students didn’t
2728 pressed Industrial Gases merged know it waa a real fire alarm un-
with the Chicago company, til the fire trucks i.8otherei"said | me woras wi ve sung vy nien-
reportedly dead Mrs. Ethel McNatt, the prine P •• ard Hale, an actor noted for his
r.. . . * Pha alarm wae aot nff after MH. e w . 21
$T ATI—Generally fair and
warmer through Saturday In-
for this post had been picked yet. prevention. It provides $5 millions
Gordon, a native of North Caro- for citiea and towna to conduct
lina, will return to his old post as experiments "on new and in- Barrage Goes On
assistant manager of the southern proved techniques for preventing s , . Kn.wlana Eri
states farm cooperative at Rich- and eliminating slums." day joined ike’, plea“for"milder
speeches from Republicans crit-
icizing the Democratie party.
But across the nation, charges
of treason. Red coddling still
flew at Lincoln day celebra-
tions. (Page 6)
Supports Opposed
The beef business has kept its
customers with falling prices
while the dairymen have lost
theirs with supports, cattle pro-
ducers were warned here Fri-
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day by P. 0 Wilson. a Chicago
Oklahoma snapped out of its cold spokesmen for livestock prod-
snap Friday, and weathermen ucts who ought to know,
went back to their February frolic i (Page 8)
OCU Puzzle
Old Epworth Uni varsity ap-
parently owns the land where
edge was due Friday afternoon.
Overnight, the mercury will hover
in the mid-30s.
, Saturday offers more of the
Paid Circulation Greater Than Any Other Evening Newspaper in Oklahoma
Edition o The Daily ohahoman. Eatered al oklahoma City, oklahma. Postotfiee M second elans mall matter under the net w Mareh A 1070
--THIRTY-FOUR PAGES—500 BROADWAY, OKLAHOMfCCTTY/FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1954
70 DEAO ON STATE
6 id ROADS SO FAR '
_______THISYEAL,
cuscX.GcYoz?
Acs Manti to Feb. 1 ..... 2,830
_____ ___ _ started using tional Cylinder Gas Co. plant (1300 N Peoria) Friday and
milk as a loss leader. It happened several persons were believed to have been killed.
China Missions’ Death “Aetualy, most ot the dalries ap-maftt 0og, o,
Feb. 12_IM_ patently put the new prices into ef- scene that r'UT. 148
no said Frida v feet on January 27. a number of others inju l.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 12—in— 10 their respective chambers.
Secretary of agriculture Benson Mr. Eisenhower asked for $2 bil- ______________
announced the resignation of How- lion insurance authorisation to to arm Pakistan despite bitter
ard H. Gordon as administrator of pump up the FHA’a huge mort- objections of India, diplomatic
the department’s commodity ata- gage guarantee service. Of thia, sources aaid Friday. They aaid
bilization service— big crop control $1,500,000,000 would be made avail- an American mission will go to •
and price support agency—and the able immediately and the presi- Pakistan to study military need,
appointment of James A. MeCon- dent could add the other $500 mil- of the country, (Page 13)
nell. New York atate farm leader, lions it needed. ....
aa his successor. Thia authorization waa requeated More French Aid
and rang the fire gong.
The students were kept outside
the building on the playground (or
about 15 minutes while firemen
and electricians repaired the short.
“There was no particular dan-
NEw nEr hi rni, r.h 1,_0 ger," said Mrs. McNatt. “But it is
NEW DELHI, India Feb. 12- better to be safe than sorry."
—A government spokesman said .
5
The details of the president's the U- S. warned Friday that
A • 1 A • n housing program were spelled out hunger could turn his country to
Aid I 111 lie Fost in identical bills introduced in con- communism He said that Japan
niU VMI ■ vol gress Friday. Chairman Jesse P must earn a living on the basis
- Wolcott (R., Mich.) of the house of international trade, and unless
... c , ■ '■• t' banking committee and chairman, this plan is fully executed, the
I rice Support 1. hie 8 Homer E. Capehart (R , Ind.) of Japs could starve, and in turn
Successor Is Named the senatebanking committee, in- revert 10 communism. (Page 4)
troduced the administration bills .
Arms to Pakistan
The United States has decided
tray at a photographer. j Committee members include
rn a Both were dressed in the cloth- Gen. w> S. Key of Oklahoma City
I CSt MRUGCU ing of the slaying victim and: one, and H c Jones of Sand Springs,
' •J carried hia billfold and identifica- in addition to grand lodge trustees
MENRY BURCHFIEL tion papers. They even wore the and elective officers. Tentative
w r Mitchell 77 for- dead man's shoes. More of his plans call for complete rebuilding
n" # drugstore operator and a clothing waa stacked in the car. of the temple with exception, of
mernsin( figure in a legislative Chief of Police Lee Harvey, walls and foundation. ------------- ------------ ---------
narcotic investigation early last after an unsuccessful atterpt to A 40 bed hospital and laboratory1 Milk prices are down-and quail- tion committee,
year Fridav lost the first round of question the pair, stripped them facilities for the Masonic home for ty is up—in Oklahoma City be AH Three Cleared
his latest battle to avoid district of their outer clothing and herd- the aged here is proposed on the cause of what appears to be a bit- All three were cleared by the
court trial on two charges alleging ed them into a cell for the night, third floor of the remodeled tem-ter competitive fight to aell an un examining board last July in a
unlawful possession of drugs. | 'They're Just Punks' ple. And the second floor willI be usual, if slight, winter surplus of formal hearing exploring the al-
Elmo McCallister, justice of the They awoke Friday, just as de- remodeled to provide dormitorz milk. ’ ------- 1".....“
peace, overruled Mitchell’s mo- fiant as the night before, and no guarters. for employes kitchen Milk is being sold as low »• 39
tions to suppress the state charges, more co-operative. home. Dining room and ki c n ......
He claimed a police raid on hia At mid-morning they quieted facilities for the home also gwill cents
home December 23 in which offi- their .naris enough to ask for be included on the second floor. althot-- _
cers seised a quantity of drugs was clothing, but when Harvey brought First floor of the remodeled tem cents. Quarts sell in stores general- TURN ro PLvaician
illegally executed. it, the prisoners jerked the appar- pie is the proposed location of ly at 22 cents. PACA’TCOLUMN’s rhyscan
Dalayed a Week el from hit hands through the the grand secretary s office, an
.20!°". . anforred bars auditorium and quarters for the
McCallister, however, deferred oars. . .
until next Friday his ruling on 1 “
2S heramtrshetoumi “orlreed. « he a
the
Eras S
the Santa Monica symphony or- said they weresenroutetosEeds
chestra house to join in the festivaties.
। The words will be sung by Rich-, (Page 19)
Relief Food Urged
wrnemeexpladlon. arcurredivhneDorehersmertma"inekg Hn,'l"ri""™"'‘ other compositons W IllUrw *1? 5
TOS sure" and
------- ----------- urged Friday by a Democrat in
the house. Mrs. John B. Sulli-
van (D . Mo.) said she planned
to present a bill to get food out
of government storage and into
hungry homes. (Page 3)
Editorial Page
Ray Tucker points out that the
Korean treaty was conceived and
negotiated in just such secrecy
i as the Bricker bill was designed
to prevent.
Robert C. Ruark marvels at
the spontaneity of the welcome
dioed just after midnight, giving
The conference began Decem- its position as 20 miles northwest
her SI. of Malta.
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Want Ad. Is so easy.
By MARY GODDARD has a “bootleg crowd” of birth- trumpeted, be has the promise of
Aa Arkansas radio minister day suiters and he intends to State Rep. James Festerman,
Friday repeated his charge that smoke them out. Bokoshe, to introduce an anti-
nudist activity flourishes in "Naturally they're not out nudist law with some real.teeth India and China on Tibetan prob-
Caddo county, regardteas of what there in too winter time,” he in the next Oklahoma legmlature lems are continuing in Peiping .. IT e
the atate crime bureau thinks. aputtered, expressing conviction session, k eaterman b from 1- without any indication when they Aboard Lost at >ca
The atate crime bureau had the clothes will start shedding Flore county, which hasno nudt may be concluded.
taken a peek earlier this week under first rays of the summer ists, Sawyer.basti y added,
and announced Caddo county had sun. He brandished seven maga- the 6,11 will be statewide
“SAmilarbnii in preparation
Stung by atate crime chief 0. specifically including Binger on for Arkansas introduction, since
K. Bivins' surmise that he was i
mond, Va. He was brought into the It also requests authority to loan
department last year along with cities and towns $700 millions to
Benson’s original top appointment., carry out slum prevention pro-
The announcement made Gordon; grams. Another $250 million,
the ninth to .tep out, or give no- would be made available for out-
Gordon ..........“T'“.....*
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Oklahoma City Times
It low. in 30a; Satur-
ExrENnEo - Temperature. This Isn’t Their Season, Foe Points Out
through next Wednesday will---------------------
normal in s5 portion, i Nudists Just Under Cover Now?
2$ in west to 34 in east). Warm-
ing trend due early in 5-day
period Precipitation will aver-
age about .2 inch in southeast
Oklahoma, in rains Monday or
Tuesday. No precipitation else-
Explosion in Tulsa Gas Its Stilly; There s
■.....Plant Kills 2, Hurts Six
Complete Remodeling Project Approved Pend-
For Guthrie Building; 40-Bed Hospital Eyed Bruim Reportnd count,
the arrest apparently so surprised GUTHRIE, Feb. 12— A complete remodeling project on attorney who’ filed both com-
i. : different in” when san morema ^y^ele^^tX £ ia mmt ;
murtngaarhamerchairmandt th bula. “•"
about Johnston’s death. ing committee which has
Lawyer Demanded been granted power to act
They demanded a "mouth- without further authorization
piece." One struggled with offi- from the Grand Lodge,
cers. And the other hurled an ash Auditorium Is Included
The Indian government has pro- LONDON, Feb. 12—-A British
vided no progress report on the reconnaissance bomber with 10
talks, loading to speculation here men aboard was reported missing
they are going beyond the previ- Ftiday nearMalta.
apevucany uwcauuasg pigex u 4VI aaasus auuuuuU-I, wu-- ously outlined agenda Of settling -- - - - e , ।
a map guiding tourists to places both states have only public ex- questions of pilgrim visits and engine Shackleton aircraft last ra-
-— "they might want to atop posure statutes not covering “the trade between India and Tibet, dined iust after midnizht. EiV
The home-delivered price has
a"eu..
— “ i More Room Expected ’ .
---------; cool off The shift of facilities for the Meanwhile, most dairies have in-
torneys are to present legal argu Son in tereWhen they realize home for the aged to the temple creased their butterfat
2=am-s-i
penhydrate and,codeThe day hi qestlonedin connection "with a temple wil be fireproof through sumershave been finding it out
home, 1222 NW 2, on tne nay H"------------------ _ out and will be officially known when they received their bills,
the.citypoliceraiduariy onerated PlEASE EUBUMT°s Suspects a. the Grand Lodge temple, A Dairymen here, while asking not
Mitchei whofor 16 ,°pewes. —corridor connecting the temple to be quoted, insisted that "it
th “-w drugstnre at 21$ N Weat and the home for the aged already couldn't have been justified on the
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Dr. Virgil R. Jobe, Oklahoma
^u^$MernSS.%X iiouMgJara'ntw lOoX^
was in hot water again here Fri- homes, however, would be limited to families “displaced"
day by slum clearance projects.
His wife, Mrs Sally Jobe, of It also would "liberalize" present federa housing au-
23 Oakwood drive, is formally thoritv mortgage terms and increase allowable FHA mort-;
I complaining about the beating 6 • eNN r" 1 .1u mi, n
she says the 51-year-old doctor gage coverage to $20,000. Iha president would be given
gave her in a temper demonstra- “discretionary" power to cut down-payment requirements on
tion Wednesday, She also says all FH A-guaranteed homes
| he threatened her life. AT* I n
An assault and battery charge \ lilt 11 Kenson
TA N/.:. ‛IA and a peacu bond application for | 11111111 •UIVII
Due Masonic lemple
j ard Boyer. Boyer released Jobe
accorded the queen oa her flrut
visit to Australia.
George Dixen relates one uf
the most ambiguous cracks tea
ever has heard made about a
J senator.
the K&W drugstore, at 219 NWest-
registered pharmacist for 51 yenf Bricker Bill’s
and his license to dispense drugs
hss never been suspended or re-
voked. He claimed he had a legal
right to possess the drugs seized.
n.,T|X SiS&JB New Questions Raised VATICAN CITY. ...
By Attorney General ......".......w..si. Pan , I School’s Fire
to practice medicine until five WASHINGTON, Feb. 12—An- olic missionaries left in China, happy over the increase in butter- National Cylinder is one of the • "
years ago when it waa revoked. Senate Republican leader Know- Summarizing action againat the fat allowed to go into fluid milk largest oxygen-acetylene manufac- H 'll I D if
He stated positively he practiced land (Calif.) said Friday the jus- church since, communism took for delivery, turers and distributors of welding UriU IS Ke(l.
medicine 41 years, tice department has raised new over control of Chins, the Vatican "That’s the best way to get rid .. in 4 nation
Mitchell said after be sold the questions about the latest compro- newspaper aaid there now are few of the surplus on the market, in- supplies in the nation
drugstore last November he moved mise proposal of " --------------------------------.........
some of his personal possessions (D., Ga.) " '
his home. Among them were ment. ------ 0 .
----- — As a result, he told newsmen, a artes to China. Their number was
new round of conferences with the reduced 10 733 by thezend of 1952
--interested senators will get under including 472 priests, 200 nuns and
m. _ . Way perhaps later Friday. 61 lay brothers. The expulsions are
The Weather "KnowiandPdeclined 0 make pub contnuungtat such
•.K.-Sax He AW Gen. Brownell's written wiDsservatormorthtoreinnission-
LOCAL—Fair and warmer memo on Georges latest substi "JAhin
with fresh to strong southerly tute plan for Bricker's proposed •65 "T • ....
winds this afternoon, tonight and constitutional change in the treaty- «• Ceta Present
Saturday. High today near 57; making power. ek1 » 8 .. ,b
ove-night low near 35; Satur- Knowiand aaid he hoped to get WASHINGTON, Feb..; 12.-
day I high in lower 80s. in touch with George on the mat- Rep. Clifton Young (R., Nev.) pre-
■ ter later in the day. He said he sented to President Eisenhower
might be able to reach Bricker by Friday a green and silver desk psd
telephone. The Ohioan ia vacation- from the junior chamber of com-
• merce of Las Vegas, Nev, mem
Physician
Beat Her
PHEASEEUWMT° Milk
I KS
tice department has raised new
cuez. .uu —______ _ . ... ____ same, with high temperatures in
"That’s the best way to get rid suppiiesin the nation. '’ — ..... the lower 60s.
. J Sen "George more’than 400 foreign missionaries steaasorturning"itintobutter t The firm makes snd distributes Most of the.<20 students who ere promised lemperaturersnear
on the Bricker amend “*«■«■ .ell to the government," said B. S. are welders, electrodes snd a line ’'the SMegree norn.al point in east-
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21*“ ..... " thil"wasrackrairtire...™, but Getlysburg Address sd'zz“.v,X
Two new buildings to house the there was no damage from the Is Set to Mu tic bootlegger Lloyd Albert "Red”
facilitiea of tho company were built short in the light fixture in a sec- . Taylor, and five guests for in-
late in 1947. ena.nnep ponm I SANIA MOD-A, -am e ul uaet iaetinn Th. paid wae etaced
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