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PAGE 2 THE ABILENE, TEXAS, REPORTER-NEWS
THURSDAY EVENING, AUG. 11, 1949
Extortionist Threatens to Blow
Up Waco's Tallest Building
NOW HE CAN
GO TO GAME
LOS ANGELES, Aug. 11 (P)
— After 39 years. Howard Old-
field got tired of arguing over
whether he could go see a ball
10 WAYS TO BEAT HEAT
Brooklyn Doctor Says
Shed Girdles to Keep Cool
LT. COL. FRY
MAJ. SIMMONS
2 Abilene Officers Attending
Air Command and Staff School
Two Abilene officers are among
43 now attending the fifth regular
course of the Air University’s Air
Command and Staff School at Max-
well Air Force Base in Alabama
The two officers are Lt Col.
Richard J Fry, son of Mrs K C.
Fry, 1282 Vine St, and Maj J A.
Simmons, Jr son of Mrs J
Simmons. 1531 N. 17th St
i
The command staff school began
last month, and will continue
through Dec 15.
Funeral Pends for
White Flat Farmer
MERKEL. Aug 11—Funeral
ar
rangements were incomplete this
WACO. Aug 11. (P—An extortio- |
nist threatened to blow up Waco’s
tallest building unless given $6,300.
1 A R Wilson, chairman of the
I board of the Amicable Life Insur-
ance Company yesterday revealed
he received a letter last week in
which he was told to give $6 300 or
have the firms 22-story building
’ dynamited
The letter was signed "A Pal."
It also threatened. Wilson s wife
and grandchildren unless he carri-
was Miller was told it was and
then took the sack, which contain-
ed only paper The boy then wand-
ered down the street, apparently
looking for someone
Officers followed the youth and
finally picked him up He told
them a thin-faced, tall man had
given him 50 cents to pick up the
sack and deliver it to him at the
city hall suare.
Police presumed the man had
caught on to the act the boy was
being followed
Local FBI Agent Bill Buckler ob
game
So he went—not to the ball
park, but to court to win a di-
vorce from his wife. Charlotte
Every day for the last 39
years," he complained, “my
wife has picked a quarrel with
me about it. I just don’t think
I have the strength to go on.”
| NEW YORK. Aug 11 W—Shed
that goidle. Goitie, and keep cool
the way they do in Brooklyn
For the 37th straight year, Dr.
Charles F. Past chief skin spe-
cialist at Greenpoint Hospital, is-
sues his 10 ways to beat the hat.
He was inspired, he said, by
yesterday’s 98.7 temperature.
Here are Dr. Pabst’s 10 hot
weather rules:
ed out orders
The letter said the writer had _
$300 000 in jewels hidden in Ger- tamed the letter from Police Chief :
many and wanted to borrow M. Burton and declined to release
$6,300 for a trip to Germany, its entire text.
Wilson would receive $10 000 back -------------:-----
in 90 days, the letter said ENVDED
Wilson said he followed the let- PN T DEK EA
1. Avoid exertion and strenuous
exercise.
2. Wear thin loose clothing. Says
Dr. Past: “Girdles are abom-
ination in hot weather because
they prevent large portions of the
Chicago Fuel
Drivers Strike
CHICAGO, Aug 11 (P—Gasoline Dark RAard
truck drivers supplying the Chica FOIn DUGTW
Col Fry formerly was manager
of the Municipal Airport here be-
fore his resignation in July. 1947 |
Before his assignment to the Max-
well Field school he was command-
er of an AF base in Spokane Wash
At one time during the war, Col
Fry served as director of training
at Buckingham Field. Fla
Maj. Simmons is also a veteran
of World War II and served over-
ter’s instructions last Saturday,
carried a paper sack to a down-
town corner in Waco a* directed
and attempted to make contact.
A Negro shoe-shine boy ap-
proached him, asked if his name
Wife of Slate
seas in the Pacific Theatre. He
only returned to this country in
Handicapped Here
Are Told Methods
For Organization
Jim Hillis of Fort Worth, repre-
Justice Dies
| DALLAS Aug 11. (PP)—Mrs. w
M. Taylor, wife of a Texas Su-
preme Court justice, died in a
' hospital yesterday after a long ill-
i ness. She was 68.
Mrs. Taylor came to Dallas July
| 13 to stay with her daughter. Mrs
go area voted to strike tonight
They will not be on the job tomor-
row. threatening the country's sec-
ond largest city with a possible
gasoline famine.
The action was taken by nearly
1 000 members of Local 705 of the
AFL International Brotherhood of
Teamsters.
H E Wood, secretary-treasurer
of the Chicago local said that su-
burban locals around the Chicago
area had agreed previously to fol-
low the Chicago group's lead.
Wood said that essential deliveri-
Within Budget
This is the ninth article in a
series on the annual audit of
the City of Abilene. The series
is being published in order to
show the city’s financial con-
dition..
By EARLE WALKER
I akin from their function of cooling
the body "
3. Drink eight or- more glasses
of water and put a pinch of aalt
in three of them. Tom Collins?
We'll get to them later.
4. Get eight hours of sleep night-
ly.
5. Avoid worry and excitement.
Don’t argue with your husband,
ladies
6. Keep air circulating in your
room and office An electric fan
helps the skin shed heat even if it
doesn't lower room temperature
7. Take cool—not cold-baths oft-
en. Borrow an old Chinese trick
and let cold water drip onto your
wrists. Very cooling. Dr. Pabst
says
8. Avoid direct rays of the sun.
especially if you are a heliophobe.
a person whose skin reddens and
burns but never tans. Dr. Pabst
says he's one too.
| 9. Reduce calories in your diet.
Cut down on fats and leave that ;
candy alone Try fruits and veg-
etable’ instead
10. Now about that Tom Collins.
Dr. Pabst says: "Remember, al-
cohol makes you more sensitive to
sunstroke If you drink, do it in :
the shade "
Retired Farmer’s
Funeral Today
Funeral for C. W Morton. 85, re-
tired farmer, was to be held at 4
o'clock this afternoon at the Kiker
Warren Funeral Chapel. Burial was
to be in the Drummond cemetery
Mr. Morton died Wednesday aft- a
ernoon at Hendrick Memorial Hos- •
pita) following a brief illness His
home address is 1950 Walnut St
He came to View about 20 years
ago from Erath County. In 1940 he
moved to Abilene,
Surviving are the widow, who is
ill in Hendrick Hospital: three sons.
Deb and Rufus Morton of Vernon,
and John of Corpus Christi; two
stepsons, W H Hastings of Abi-
lene and H B. Hastings of Ozark,
Ark : and two stepdaughters Mrs. .
A. L. Lawson of Abilene and Mrs
Myrtle Harrelson of Dallas.
IT’S ALWAYS DELIGHTFULLY
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INTERSTATE THEATRE
__. _______________. ... senting the Vocational Rehabilita- J. V. Edmonson. Judge Taylor re-
May of this year after a three-year | tion Division of the State Board of’ mained at their home in Austin
tour of duty During that time he
served as commander of the 556th
Air Service Group. Wheeler Field. I
Oahu. Hawaii, and as operations
and training officer of the 81st Air
Base Group at Wheeler
The Air Command and Staff
School, the second highest unit in
the Air University educational sys- |
tern is designed to prepare offi-
cers for the command of groups
Vocational Education, addressed a
group of physically handicapped
Abilenians Tuesday night.
His purpose was to explain the
operation of the Tarrant County As-
sociation for the Physically Handi-
She was born in Denton and at-
tended the old Terrell Teachers
School there. She later taught in'
Denton public schools.
The Taylors were married Dec
The Park and Public Recreation
Board, which develops and main-
tains all the city parks and con-
^x^xx- prozramt: operat.al <™”
4 are venicies would continue past tiscal year $353 69 below its
The strike meeting lasted about budget.
10 minutes Wood told the local Expenditures totaled $60,045.31
members that the union had failed compared to the budgeted appro-
to attain their demanded 17 1-2 priation of $60,399, the annual city
cent an hour wage increase The audit by Ben M Davis * C-
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capped, a non - profit organization
formed by both the handicapped
and interested normal persons for
morning for Luther Spatser 57
White Flat community farmer who
died in Trent Wednesday.
They will be announced from
Starbuck Funeral Home of Merkel month course which is offered
following word from a son in South twice yearly are Air Force offi-
America cers with not less than six years’
commissioned service and a quota
, of Army, Navy and Marine Corps
officers
Mr. Spatser died following a
heart attack at 4:30 pm. Wednes-
day in Trent He was born March !
8. 1892, and in 1910 was married to
the former Knox Causseaux They
had lived in the White Flat com-
munity since their marriage
Survivors are the widow two
daughters. Mrs Sherman Durham
of Sweetwater and Mrs. Fred Hor-
ton of Trent: four sons, Alvy and
Bonnie Ray Spatser of Sweetwater.
Lee Jay Spatser of Amarillo, and
Elby Spatser of Venezuela, S. A;
the general assistance of those with
handicaps.
The meeting was held in the
and wings and for staff duties of
comparable responsibility. Eligible
to attend the school's regular five-home of Mrs. F E Blakeney. 916
Mulberry St., who has taken the
26, 1906, while he was teaching in
Denton schools and studying law .
They later moved to Snyder, in
Seurry County, where Taylor
started his law practice.
The couple came to Dallas in
1913 and moved to Austin five
years later when Taylor was ap-
pointed to the Commission of Ap-
peals
employers offer was 7 1-2 cent* he
related
audit by Ben M. Davis & Co. re
vealed.
The money spent by the board
There are 1,940 filling stations in . _„ ....... Smiane
Chicago and 1.500 in the suburban wages, $33,708.69; supplies,
area. 804.46; maintenance of
was
as
follows: Salaries
and
$10 -
land.
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GLENN FORI IDA
lead in trying to organize such a Taylor served as a district
i group here in fact, the persons in judge at Dallas, returning here in
the meeting already have a tem- 1921 He went back to Austin on
porary organization, first started the Commission of Appeals in
I as a social club, Hillis reported. 1935. Ten years later a constitu-
Mrs. Blakeney, who Hillis said tional amendment made all Com-
is an occupational therapist, will mission of Appeals judges auto-
aid the members in learning crafts. matically members of the Texas
Hillis told the group the Tarrant S Mirame rayior
Quake Drops Village
Down 1,500 Feel
$78 07: maintenance of structures. |
$1,791.12; maintenance of equip-
ment, $941.92; miscellaneous serv- ,
ices. $2,407.74; sundry charges. |
$1,288.29; land. $3,241.29; buildings
and structures, $1,007.99; and
equipment, $4,775.74.
Revenues, aside from taxation.
QUITO, Ecuador, Aug. 11 —
Witnesses reported today one of were: Rents, utilities, refunds and
the most fantastic pranks of Ecua-
dor's disastrous earthquake—the
little-village of Libertad and its
surrounding fields sank 1,500 feet
straight down into the earrth.
The town, with a population of
Sat. Aug. 13th
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A COLUMBIA NCIUN •
* PASSING PARADE
* PARAMOUNT NEWS
baseball games.
$5,480.15; bell
Gen George C Kenney is com-
manding general of the Air Univer-
sity and Brig. Gen John A Sam-
ford is commandant of the Air
Command and Staff School ........ .— -~ „.—_,-—.- --------I Mrs. Taylor was active in
County association had been in op- women’s club circles She was a
eration since 1941 It is chartered m<knlbfr of the Dallas Lawyers’ about 100 persons, just disappear-
I under the laws of Texas as a non- Wives Club and a former Dallas ed Where it once stood is a gap.
Federated Womens Club member ing hole half mile in diameter and
She belonged to the Austin Wom- 1 1.500 feet deep.
ens Club the American History ! The strange tale was told by mill-
Club and the University Methodist tary and medical officers return-
Church. ling from the quake area south of
Survivors include her husband here near Pelileo, hardest hit city
daughter, a son, W M Taylor Jr where thousands died. They said
Shivers Urges State
D p a profit organization
Polo Repair Funds / In the past few years, he said.
AUSTIN, Aug 11. (P—Gov. Al-it has bought 1.126 pairs of glasses.
Elby Spatser of Venezuela, S A ; Ian Shivers today urged Texans 79 wheel chairs, 11 artificial legs,
three brothers, Jim Spatser of Na- to provide the best possible facil- 2 artificial arms and 17 leg braces.
| ities for reparing polio damage sent money to Tarrant County pa-
I to children tients at the Warm Springs, Ga., - ----- — -- .. . - -...
He made that request in accept- polio hospital, bought hearing Dallas, four grandchildren: a sis-they
ing chairmanship of a statewide equipment for the hard-of-hearing ter Mrs. W V Roy. Justiceburg ’I Col.
fund appeal for support of the pupils of Fort Worth public schools. * * *
Gonzales Warm Springs Founda- and an electromatic typewriter for
tion Tspastic paralysis victims attending
ra Visa. N M., Henry Spatser of
Melrose. Oka. and Lee Roy Spat-
ser of Pducah. Tex and three1
board rent, $15; T & P salary;
$906; sale of animals, $125; mis-
cellaneous. $44.75.
McCaulley Woman
Dies in Hospital
HAMLIN, Aug. 11—Mrs S. F
Mason. 91 resident of the McCaul-
ley area 40 years, died at 2 15 a in
Thursday in the Callan Hospital
Rotan.
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sisters, Mrs. Lola Graham of Mc-
Lean Tex. Mrs Manila Wentz
and Miss Mary Jane Spatser of
Tulsa. Okla
Garza County; and two brother’.
Will Hoffman. Fort Worth, and
Luther Hoffman Wichita Falls
were shown the big sink by
Gabriel Nunez troop com-
mander in the region
Most of the top soil earth in
the Fort Worth schools.
About 25 persons were in the
meeting here.
WANTED
SHIRLEV
Taylor May
Quit Senate
the sunken area was scrambled
by the sudden drop, but in a few
‘ places crops continued to grow just
as they did before
$500 Bond Set on
Forgery Complaint
I J T Anderson has been return-
Funeral will be held at 2 pm
Friday at the McCaulley Baptist
Church. The Rev Stuckey, pastor
will officiate Burial will be in Mc-
Caulley Cemetery under direction
of Barrow Funeral Home, Hamlin
Mrs Mason was born Dec. 25.
1857. in Kentucky Her husband
died about 25 years ago
She is survived by two daughters.
Mildred Mason of Chicago, III., and
Gertrude Mason of McCaulley,
three sons. Ed Mason of McCaul-
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(Continued from Page 1.)
DALLAS, Aug 11. (UP) — State ed here from Angleton to face a
Sen. James E Taylor of Kerens charge of forgery .
the tiny baby and her today was considering an offer Anderson was returned here
from the Texas Motor Transporta- Tuesday night by Sheriff H T
she, to live with their grand- tion Association to make him ex- Fleming and Deputy J. T Wood-
1 ecutive director of the firm. : ard.
The offer was tendered him yes-1 District Attorney Esco Walter
iterday at a meeting of the Ex-said Wednesday a charge of forgery
ecutive Committee of the TMTA, had been filed against Anderson
and he asked to be allowed to for allegedly passing a $5 check
. think it over" for the re- here on June • The check, bearing
mainder of the week a fictitious name, was given to
Rumors had circulated from J. O Buster
Austin only the day before that Bond of $500 was set Wednesday
-Taylor planned to resign his Sen-. by Justice of the Peace W. A.
ate post, but he emphatically de-Bill) Ward
med that he had such plans. -------------------------------
Asked if his acceptance of the e . a
tmta position would mean his I Senator $ Daughter
resignation. Taylor said, "That’s Waitress at Resort
then of Abilene now of Odessa
carried 1
ley Kenneth Mason of Dallas and
Merle Mason of Houston, five
grandchildren and four great-
grandchildren
rother, Carroll, a year older than
parents. Mr. and Mrs C A Fryar
in Albany. They remained there un-
til after the death of Mrs. Fryar
Abilene, Texas
Sept 12. 1948.
Now Shirley and Carroll are liv-
ing with their father in Odessa.
Shirley will be a freshman in Odes-
sa High School next year
VISITS REPORTER-NEWS
Shirley has aspirations of being
a newspaper reporter. Her grand
parents operated the Shackelford
County Leader ip Albany and so
the young girl has had several oc-
casions to get printer s ink on her
hands in the seventh grade she
assisted in issuing a small class
paper She enjoyed the work.
a thing I’m going to have to make
up my mind on. There are some
people I want to talk with first.
Including Gov Shivers."
He indicated, hoverer. that
there was a strong possibility he
. would resign.
A tour of the Reporter - News
I plant Wednesday afternoon made
I Shirley even more sure that she
; would follow the beaten path of
journalists.
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She still has four years of high . > .
school ahead and so it's a little , Taylor. 43. has served in the
early for Shirley to pick out a col-Legislature since 1939. He served
lege She is sure, however that two terms in the House and three
following high school graduation, I regular sessions in the Senate He
she will continue her schooling is chairman of the Senate Finance
Shirley is the niece of Mrs O J ’ Committee.
Wells, Route 2. whom she has been ----------------------
visiting this summer. She is also . ,
related to the H E Britain and I exos Writer Works
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Evans, stricken July 10. was
AUSTIN, Aug 11 W—Official moved here from a Bryan Hos-
proclamation was issued yester- pital. A school specialist with the
day calling a statewide election Texas Forest Service of the Texas
Nov. 8 for selection of a 21-mem- A&M College system. Evans is
her Board of Education and vot- reported recovering “satisfacto-
ing on 10 proposed constitutional rily "
amendments. He ia co-author with Dr Roy
Gov. Allan Shivers issued the I. Donahue A’.M extension agron- |
order as directed by newly-enact-omist, of a hook "Our South-
ed laws The official state seal recently off the press He also
was affixed by Secretary of State
Ben Ramsey
One member to the Education
Board la to be elected from each
of Texas' 21 congressional dis.
is author of eight other publica-
tions
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I education laws. Candidates are re-
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secretary of state between Sept 8
and 19 or a petition bearing the
names of 100 qualified voters may
be filed instead between the same
dates.
Results of the election are to be
I canvassed officially Nov. 23 by
the governor, attorney general
and secretary of state.
Among the proposed constitu-
tional amendment's are proposals!
to abolish the poll tax voting re-
I quirement, authorize women to
| serve on juries, provide annual
| legislative sessions and others.
New York state contains about
6500 Indians who are living on eight
I reservations.
NORTHEAST HARBOR. Me.,
Aug 11. (P)—The daughter of In-
diana's Sen Capehart is working
as a waitress at this fashionable
summer resorts biggest hotel—
"for a lark"—she said today.
Miss Patricia Capehart—she's
attractive and 20 said she wanted
to find out what it was like to
work as a waitress.
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