The Daily News-Telegram (Sulphur Springs, Tex.), Vol. 83, No. 11, Ed. 1 Friday, January 13, 1961 Page: 3 of 6
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Friday, January 13, 19G1.
THE DAILY NEWS-1
:-Personals-:-
Mr. ami Mrs Waii e Cun-in | Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Miller
• d Mr- *nd Mw* ('w>l- V- and Mr. and Mrs. Melvin I*h-
RES
£-r'i" rr;is JS
1) II *> . Vu.. "rtu,n to new granddaughter, Leah Ann
«! to" hr M1in,lu'Vtll* barv <laT^
in Highland 1’ark Methodist1J -*ftd Mrs’ J«'r> »** Uh-
Chinch ut 2 p.m. lmael- _
WjUkTj^l.^ Mrs. J,“"y ’G™** Z? *bif
.lack Grant were visitors ft !*,.‘liurn Zh™1. *"d*y. afh
Greenville Thursday.
j Enjoy Artichoke* Stuffed
With Ham As a Real
| Change-of-Paee Dish
BY GAYNOR MADDOX
Niwipapf Ent«rpri>« Food A Market! Editor
Two Ambulance
Attendants Die
In Collision
X
Fort Worth, Jan. 13 UP
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Fred Ward, student at tin-!0f astbm“’
University of Texas law school. , .
"•’*11 siK'iut the week-end with Tr.
his parents, Mr. and Mrs Cecil,1 0,1 Arthur this week-end to
II Ward, and will he i„ D»0*» viait fcl* H« i** on a
Fiesh artichokes‘"are good eating. Moat of thp globe arti-
chokes we enjoy come from counties in central California —
about 10,0000 acres in all. When we visited there recently
we picked up this recipe from an American cook of Italian j Brownelee, 25, and Carroll
ancestry. j Whalin, 28.
Stuffed Mushroom and Ham Artichokes Makes 4 servings)
4 artichokes, 1 teaspoon salt, 2 tablespoons butter or roar-
er being detained at home for j marine, 1/3 cup chopped onions, 1 cup chopped mushrooms, 1/2
everal days by a severe attack I pound cooked hpm, chopped; 1/4 cup chopped parsley,.-2 table-
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Two ambulance, attendants in- ' t *1 T T
swering what proved to .he a!*5™’000 a ,A*£ tbat *
hoax emergency call died early!
today when their vehicle ram-
| income from trusts,. Kennedy’s
4 sisters und 2 brothers receive
with them Saturday to:att«nd -iob ln Port Ar‘
the funeral of hi-
I >uryl Hull,
aunt, Mi
thtir.
___________ Mrs. C. Kippv is on vaca-
Mrs. John H. Wells of pur- ! tion. this week from Northeast
cell, Okla., ami Mrs. Jim' Wells I’reducers Association,
of Muskogee are visiting the! ■ ■ ■ ■ ,
former’s mother. Mrs 11. ( . Mis. l’eter Buenz is plaatrfn#
spoons all-purpose flour, 1/2 cup stock or bouillon, 2 tablespoons
here from j ^ sherry (optional), 2 tablespoons salad or olive oil.
leaves and’snip off tips of ranwtlniiig leaves. Place artichokes up-
side down on a table or hoard and press firmly. Remove center
leaves and the choke. Ware artichokes in 1 inch of boiling water.
Sprinkle 1/4 teaspoon salt over each artichoke. Cover tightly
and cook until tender, from 25 to 05 minutes, depending upon
the size of the artichokes. Remove artichokes and turn upside
down immediately to drain. Meanwhile, melt butter or margarine.
Add onions and mushrooms and cook over low heat 5 minutes.
Add ham and parsley and cook 5 minutes. Blend in flour. Grad-
star?
The crash killed. Cecil the tnlsts e0ul(1 havi, a princj.
pa! value of 70 million dol-
lars, or 10 million for each of
Ruled Insane
By Waco Jury
Near Houston
• ^^^iFormer Airman *ra*n Derail*
| move was made to avoid any )
! possible eonlTict of interests. j
I am •
The news secretary, Pierre i
| Salinger, said Kennedy’s in-]
j come‘from three trusts amounts!
to about $100,000 annually,
i after taxes. The income before Waco, Jfln ,3 ^ _ A Mc.
Clellan County jury at Waco
has found the Texas war hero,
Claude R. Fatherly, insane.
Fatherly led the world’s first
atomic bombing missions over
Hiroshima and Nagasaki, in
Japan.
The jury verdict committed
the famed World War 2 pilot
to the Waco Veterans Admin-
istration Hospital for treatment
of what psychiatrists called
“schizophrenic reaction.”
Testimony by 10 witnesses
Police Sergeant Tom H.a y s, t Kennedy children. Even
said the heavy truck cut tn J ^.hat amount may be lovv, be-
front of the speeding ambu-j,cause the p^ident-eiect al-
ia nee as its driver tried to .make, ready has received one-fourth
a left turn. j of his share of the principal of
Officers jailed the trucker, | the trust funds. And he still! eovered a period from When
, , ... . . . . ,, ,, . , , ( from San Saba, holding him realizes $100,000 a year from Fatherly flew scouting missions
\\ ash(artichokes, trim stems to Mnch. pW off tough outt without inll11l,dluU, charge on the trusts. The trusts, incident- over Japan through several re-
suspicion of drunken driving, ally, are irrevocable. That Gent brushes with the law.
They said he escaped injury, j means the president-elect has I Application to have Eather-
The accident shattered ait! no control over investments or j iy committed to a mental in-
McCorkle. and other relatives to return to her home in .San . -
Diego, Pa!., next week after a ually add stock or bouillion and cook until thickened, strung
80-day string of deathless days the principal,
kn Fort Worth traffic. City ———1
officials said it was a record
for major cities, topping a 74-;
day mark set at El Paso, Tex.,
in 1953.
Hays said the ambulance was !
responding to a call from aj
Etex to Open
New Housing
Commerce
Fi v e new
,-titution came from his broth-
| er, James Fatherly of Van Al-
j styne. The brother asked that
Fatherly be committed for
j “the protection of himself as
I well as others.
Fatherly has been admitted
to the V A Hospital at Waco
nine times since 1950. Eight
Houston, Jan. 18 UP—Twen-
ty-six boxcar* of a southbound
Southern Pacific train were
derailed and piled up in the
Cypress community,’ 28 miles
northwest of Houston.
A railroad spokesman said
the cause of the derailment,
which tore np 400 feet of tho
main Une and siding traek, wan
unknown. No one was hurt.
Today in History
By Associated Prat!
Today is* Friday, Jan. 13th,
the 13th day of 1961. Tbnra
are 362 days left in the year.
Highlight in History
On this day in 1898, Emil#
Zola’ published a letter in which
he made serious charges against
the French government with re-
spect to the Dteyfua case. Kola
was sentenced to fine *nd im-
prisonment but fled to Eng-
land.
Mr. and Mrs, Sam Steele • visit, of several weeks with her constantly. Add salt and pepper and sherry; mix well. Coo . i j,ome where a woman was re-!,
were business visitors m Dalia- parents, Mi. and Mrs. Sam artichokes with ham mixture. Pour oil into 8-inch square pan. , ported to be attempting sui’-Utpaf’fment dormitories - fori . ,
Thursday. Bonham. Mr. liucnz was here i Arrange artichokes in pan. Cover and bake in moderate oven ; cide. The report proved false, Earned, students at.East Tex- • ]jn<* on<‘e'w**8 committed for #0
I times he entered voluntarily
through the holidays with the j (;!5() degrees jn. > 40 minutes.
Mr. ami Mr-. Paul Antrim 'Bonhams.
Hays said, and came -from a I as State College will be re-
am! daughter and son, Kathy
and Paul Alan will be in Com
nierce Saturday night for the _
All-Region Band Concert at i
KTSC. Paul Alan will 'pla,v!
clarinet ill the concert,
Mrs. Roy W h <• r.’r y was in :
Mulins Tiiursday to attend the ’
funeral of her
Beulah W iley.
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Mrs. Charlton
.John <'ar.uthei's ai
Amy, were vi-itm
Thursday.
sister.
(Hoipital visitiner hour*)
3 to 4 and 7 to 8 p. m.
Master-Sgtv and Mrs. Mef-
ne.ss Holmes ami son, Jimmy,
of . Sherman are spending the
week-end with his mother, Mrs,
lro Holme-.
Admitted
.Mi, , iluth Milller, 513 Oak
Avenue, surgical.
A. L. Plunkett, Cumby, med-
ical.
Mrs, J. (’. Martin, Route
One, medical.
,M. <"; Hailey, 810 Main, med-
ical.
Steamed artichokes served either hot ojr cold, are often, a woman who has sounded sim-!ieased to the college Sunday,1 Fatherly was calm and pois-
! first course in California To prepare, pull off tough outer 1 ilar alarms in the-past. She was Jan. 15. According to the col- j <?d during the 2 hours he was
, • xft -f qt-am until tender ’' 8«nt to th'« Carswell Air Force lege housing office, students I on the stand.
| ZtsoTinuU:.’ Then ......Off outer leaves, dip fleahley end in ^ ^
butter. Next, cut out fuzzy part (the choke) with toik, an eat | drivers for Miller Funeral Kach modern apartment is before the Castro uprising and
__________ Home. equipped with a aingle-unit! before” TJ. S. authorities con-
j — --- j— * —— Witnesses told police the am- electric kitchen, central-heat- fiscated his equipment. He also
i ployment to increase during the bulance sirene \yas clearly ing, air-conditioning, tele- told of robbing a grocery store
spring and to jump drastically audible and its red lights were phones, and television hook- j in Dallas and of breaking into
: when new college graduates flashing moments before the ups. There is a utility build- j a post office in West Texas.
I enter the labor market. • Crash on Fifri Worth’s west ing which has coin-operated; Fatherly said be was sick at
j' He1 added: “But by fall our! side. j washers and gas dryers cen-1 the times he committed the
I economy should be moving The impact crushed the am tially located near the dorms, i crimes but felt he was cured
! again and unemployment should bulance from the hood back j- The rent of $67.60 is an j now and ready to take his place
‘ drop.”
the succulent heart, dipped in butter.
Adopted Son
Slays Mother
Rutland, Vt., aJn. 13 M —
Mrs. Hazel Aldrich, the 39-
I year-old wife of a minister,
! was stabbed to death Thursday
; night In Rutland, and her 17-
I year-old adopted son was ar-
rested several hours later in
j Ti.oy, N. Y.
e v. Route ! Goeffrey Aldrich told Troy
; police:
British Police
Hunt Navy man
London, Jan. 13 W — British
police are on the lookout for
I don’t know why I did it.” a missing British navy officer |-|ur • 11 J
Police said he admitted that' ^,bad,a°c^to seNATO ITlOUtSy 111 DUllUd
j past the driver’s seat and pin-, inclusive price covering rent, m society,
ned the bodies of both men in and utility bills. Each apart- He walked away from the VA
the wreckage. Police had to use nieut contains a 'combination Hospital at Waco last Oct. 19th
cutting torches to remove the living and dining room, single-j and was arrested by Dallas po-
bodies. unit kitchen, bathroom and one lice Dec. 21st after running a
| and onu^half bedrooms. The red light. .
! haH’ bedroom is designed for jn fj,e past 14 years since hie
use by couples with one small discharge from the Air Force,
1 L'bild or may be used as a stu- as a m#j0r. Fatherly has been
dy. It has built-in bookshelv- j -ln and out of mentAj hospitals
I es' ! and in and out of trouble with
Students will be allowed to j the law.
Kennedy Puts
. .........—-.u : Mrs. J..L. Mass
•Miss .Carolyn Ruth Boyd of Four, medical.
Garland will be a gue-t in the f DUmitted
home of Mr. and Mi-. Than T.ai-y Hatch, Route Five, j,e*}lad stabbed'^his''mother with ! d°euments’ The admiralty says
Feuman- this week end. -nvediwa-J;-• - ... * c, jfe , that 35-year-old Sub-Lieuten-; Palm Beach, Fla., Jan. 13 id* bring extra furniture hut no
Janie Marie Harris, Atkins ' ‘ 1 I ant Henry Drummond disup-1— President-elect Kennedy’gp-) pictubeS nr ctrrtiiillA may bn I • ■-
M: and Mi -. Tom Ri!e> Sti net. medit al. * ^ olive said the ’ w ^ i peered early New Year’s Day. pears to have investment asset- hung. This re&rict'ion' is made wjj| he given first chance at
l.indlev and Mr, and Mis Mrs. Robert Price, Route, "as . adopted by the Keveren ^ Since he was on leave until, worth more than 10 million; to prevent damaging the walls. . these vacancies.
Than Seaman spent Thursday Three, medical. Gordon and^ Mrs. Aldrich ; last night, no pickup order was ^ dollars. This was indicated Only 20 vacancies are left; _______________
jn Jhilia ■ Mi , !!. 1.1. Irby, -1019 North ; he was 10, had argued with his ^ jssued until today. Authorities: when it was disclosed that he of the 52 apartments. Accord-!
Davis, medical. mother over his hotnewoik. He ; ?ajd Drummond is happily mar- has converted all of invest- ing to the housing office, mar- Red, white and blue are the
Up,. a,|(j Ti-„n Seaman < ydc McKee, Star Route, is a high school junior and a rjed vvith two children and has merits-over which he had con- ried students living in South colors on flags of at least 10
football player. >a good service record.
Route; Young Aldrich said his par-' J___
have returned home after a medical,
week's stay in Khj;evi.;poi't, La. J ( inn lev Simmon
____^______: _ ; One, medical.
Mrs. Nail Henderson was a., JoAnn Smith, Route Two
visitor in Dallas yesterday; tm dival. ■ Troy in the family automobile. |
Mi - J. D. Pruett, 445 Hotis- , Ten mipptes after Troy po-J
Mr- Dick Young has re- ton, medical. i lice received a radio alarm that |
ents had been “good to him.” | —, . <
Tho youth said he drove to j £• P^lllC
On this date ...
_ ‘In 1794, congress passed the
first flag legislation authoriz-
ing addition of stars to Old
Glory.
In 1857, Thaddeus Fairbanks
patented the Plate Fulcrum
railway track scale.
In 1913, an earthquake in
central Italy killed 30,000 per-
sons and destroyed several
towns.
In 1942, an inter-allied dec-
laration was issued on the pun-
ishment of war criminals.
In 1949,- Captain Bill Odom
landed at Oakland,’ Cal., afteT
setting a new trans-Pacific
world’s record flight for light
planes.
trol into federal, state and mu- Dormitories and (51 Village nations.
Ten years ago . . . United
Notions troops in Korea held
a 100-mile long front on a Une
of 30 miles below Seoul and
50 miles south of the 38th
parrallel while opposing Com-
munist forces marked time
while preparing for a new of-
fensive.
Five years ago . . . Both the
West anti Soviet Russia called
on the United Nations to con-
demn Israel for attacks on
Syria.
One year ago . . . President
Eisenhower denied that his ad-
ministration pressured the steel
companies to obtain a settle-
ment of the recent steel strike.
Thought for Today
Only the game fish swims
upstream. — John Trot wood
Moore.
The low-price compact that looks and drives like twice the pricel
turned to her home in Dallas
after visiting her sister, Mrs,
Jimmie Pratt.
Wilson Given
Editorial Aid
Hearing Set
Rex Randolph, Pickton, bad been broadcast for Aid-1
i rich, a patrol car spotted him ! San Antonio, Jan. 13 (J» — j
in an* alley a half block from I Amendments in federal milk
the Rensselaer County jail, j pricing agreements in the San;
near the downtown business | Antonio, Austin and Corpus!
j section. The. car had stalled. j Christi areas will be consider-j
Police quoted the 5 foot, 10-j ed at San Antonio Monday, j
(inch, 155-pound youth as say- The U. S. Department of Agri-
lug; he threw the knife in the j culture will hold the hearing, j
of the Aldrich j The hearing, scheduled on !
I the petition- of milk producer:
i >ld (lomractes
llonoi* Krueger
j San Antonio, Jan. 13 UP
1 General Walter Krueger form-1 ^
er Sixth Army commander xviil ‘ . , i.
r„ri r - t,„ .«h7;;howl,nan,t„G„ffrey,het rr;i,r
Paris New . in North,,,-• lex Four days prior to that date, ^ ^ ^ _ his mSddh. n aUa’
ns. endorsed Attorney General a group of his old comrades; 1 u
Will Wilson for IT. S. Senate; will gather at San Antonio to1
ss •sjsrz, ssni
vacated by Vice Pres,dent-elect- ho attended only by former lvl{Jrmd to his hotne about l0
Lyndon Johnson. Sixth Army staff officers with
A Pi)ris News editorial said:! whom retired General Krueg-
VOur sincere feeling is that ; er was closely associated dur-
Texas can best he served at! ing the Pacific war campaign or'
this time by a man who is! at other tiihefe.
neither far to. the left nor far |
to the right.”
A former congressman-at
large, Martin Die- of Lufkin, _ __ —_ >
has announced he will disclose Jvi |)| 0tB Yqj'17’
a proposal to eliminate j
ungraded milk provisions ofj
The Reverend Aldrich, past-; the agreement.
Life Sentence
Given Slayer
Novelist Dies
p.nj. aftCTSian a b s e n c e of 3 j
hours, and found his wife’s J
body in the dining room,
lie said Geoffrey and the!
1 family car was missing, j Hondo, Jan, 1£ (J* — A jury]
State Attorney Theodore! at Hondo, in South Texas, sen-
! Corsones said Mrs. Aldrich had tonced a 24-year-old ranch
| been stabbed in the back four t hand, Paul Franklin Cole, Jr.,
Valiants
low price
is your
second-best
next Friday whether he’ll he in
the special Senate race. A doz-
en candidates already have an-1
New- York, Jan. 13 .1,B
times.
Geoffrey is the Aldrich’s only
child.
Father of Six
Dies in Fire
ft* m m n- faiMtft? han ttnanr tho ^
First Christian
Plans Services
! died Hi New York City tJiis i
j morning at the age of (12.
1 His family had spent the
night at "his hospital bedside.
Robinson was burned when
j ho ’ .fell "sodeep..taking. a.
i bath at the Columbia Univer-
1 ..ity club in N'cw York 2 days
before C'hristnias.
Church Sunday school begins
at 9:45 in all departments. -------
Morning worship service will! T%_lJa_ Tynffjla
be at 10:50. The Rev. Ro> JJdllCla 1 1 dlllu
Martin’s sermon is entitled,,
“Seek Them.” The. evening
service begins at 7:00. The
pastor's s e r m o n is entitled
“Patterns in Prayer.”
Toll Climbs
Garfield, N. J., Jan. 13 (ill—•
A father of six children burn-
ed to death this morning when
he tried to rescue his sleeping
children from their burning
home in Garfield. The father, j is insane
42-year-old Frank Coburn, and
a four-year-old daughter died.
Three other children were
burned—-and two are in criti-
cal condition. Mrs. Coburn
to life in prison for murder.
Cole’s attorney said they will
not appeal the sentence given
Cole for the fatal shooting of
a San Antonio man, E. J. Gil-
liam.
Texas Ranger Captain Alfred
Alee started almost immediate-
ly with Cole to the state prison
at Huntsville. ✓
The shooting occurred July
29th while Gilliam was visiting:
the ranch of his brother, A. L.
Gilliam, near Castroville. De-
fense lawyers had asserted Cole
^4
X,
fe.-, -T
Retail Trade
Shows Gain
New York, Jan. 13 UP Dim
and Bradstreet reports that
retail trade in the week ended
Wednesday ^registered a small
gain /over a year ago.. (Tear-
,j f......ance sales and good weather
brought out the buyers. Dun
! reached safety carrying a five-
■ Dallas, Jan. 13 (81 — Dallas’ j months-old infant and leading
.1.1960 traffic death toll has a six-year-old daughter.
risen to 85l-*-a record. ] —---r
j The latest victim to die was
170 - year - old Urban Lewis,
* j iick b.v'a truck in diAvntown
! Dallas Dec. 3rd. He died yes-
| terday.
Ike Breakfasts
With Freshmen
Siudeni Takes
Lots of Books
*
Dallas, Jan. 13 UP—A Dallas
and Bradstreet says dollar vol- |,igh school senior.girl has been
une was one t.o 3 per cent Recused of pilfering more than
alwjve the comparable 19G0 ,00. hooks from the Dallas
week. ' i public library- Her literary in-
F1 eice"in*thc^d'’ship^'Argo! ^£ain . ^aItf>.r
.....f le*c, . _. | , ;,u,.....fnr „ Fafmm reports the girl said
inav Tfave been looking tor-a T T .
• - i j i . * „h. she read them all, too. A mis-
S b“y rX to .t ttdj und„
■ ... w •» the ««•
Unemployment
Said Not Right
Dallas, Jan. 13 (81 — The in-
coming Assistant U. -S. Secre-
tary» of Labor, Jerry Holmman
of Texas, says at Dallas the U.
i S. shoidS never find itself say-
j ing that any unemployment is
all right., ' ’ .
Hollcman jraused at Dallas
en route to Washington from
Austin. He ssifd he thinks all
labor will fare better under
terests ranged from vacuum President-elect John Kennedy's!
tubes to volley balls.
regime.
HoiTeman predicted that un-
employment will increase, in the
rext few months.
The Texas AFL-CIO presi-
dent said he looks for unem-'all,”
, - ^
Washington, Jan. 13 i^b —
Thirty-eight Republicans elect-
ed to congress for the first
time last November were
breakfast guests of President
Eisenhower at the W(hite
House today. The legislators
presented Eisenhower with a
scroll captioned /Tribute to
President Dwight 1). Eisenhow-
er.” The scroll said:
"We frashttMHi Republicans
of the 87th Congress salute j
you for your dedication to the |
cause of: (J#
“Peace in freedom with jus-
tice.
“Courageous a ii d inspira-
tional leadership.
“Adherence to spiritual
| values.
“We resolve that these high
principles shall forever be the j
foundation upon which we;
build a blighter future for ;
YOU’RE
LOOKING
AT THE
-FIRST!
r
MADDOX
1217 S. Broadway
‘ W .
Now, tins is our idea of the way a com-
pact should look. Trim as a button—with
a flair that has nothing hand-me-down about it.
1961 Valiant prices begin $100 lower than
before. And this new low price brings you
Torsion-Aire suspension, welded Unibody, a
V pepper-pot of an inclined engine.
For looks and liveliness, for long life and
low cost, tlie top compact this year is Valiant.
Come see the man who sells them!
Valiant!
A Chrysler-engineered productf,at your Plymouth-Valiant dealer’s
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