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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1955

Page

3

Business Women Aid Polio Victims in Texas

Texan businesswomen and the 3 Sigma Sorority plan a state program to provide self help devices for polio patients. Volunteers will identify needs, coordinate with county chapters and National Foundation equipment experts, and seek funds during winter months.

3 Sigma Sorority Austin Male asAfter Polig Jean, Beasley ESA Atronak. Foundation Niles National Foundation BSA Tom Epsilon Sigma’ Alpha R. C. Pearson Abilene Texas Pearson Beasley Ious Activites National’ Foundation JESA March of Dimes Eastlan’ Sigma Alpha Pollo National’ Fondation Hapsilon Sigma Alpha

Ten Ten Parking Garage to Open Partially for Yale Shoppers

Houston plans a busy downtown shopping season as the Ten Ten Parking Garage near Travis and Milam and Lamar McKinney avenues opens the lower three levels this Saturday. The $3 million, seven story structure will serve 1,200 cars daily once completed in March 1956 with access from McKinney during Christmas shopping.

Houston Travis Milam Streets Lamar and Mckney Avenues Carl Myers Ten Ten Travis Corp McKinney Avenue

Turncoat GI Is Pawn Of Chinese Ex Soldier Is Now Man Without A Country

HONG KONG up Richard R. Tenneson a 22 year old former Alden Minn. soldier who turned his back on the United States appeared Tuesday to have become a small pawn in a big Chinese Communist game that seeks U S recognition. He held private first class rank in Korea and was among 22 American soldiers who said they did not wish to return home after the fighting ended. Peiping was reported ready to release him on Dec 1 but he never crossed into the British crown colony. Diplomatic sources in Hong Kong feared the Reds wanted him turned over to the American Red Cross rather than the British. He has no confirmed legal status in Hong Kong and his travel documents remain unresolved. There were unconfirmed reports of a European sleeping in a boxcar near the border and other unsettled hints of trouble on the Chinese side of the border. The Finnish embassy cabled Hong Kong that Tenneson was leaving China with a December 1 release date, but he did not appear. The British sent a cable to Peiping offering to accept him. Adam Knox of the American Red Cross was said to influence the movement delaying the case, Knox being to the border on the 15th and 30th of each month to deliver Red Cross packages to Americans held in Red China.

Hong Kong Richard R. Tenneson Alden Minn United States U.S Tenneson Korea Peiping American Red Cross Gards Tenneson China

Asbury Park Official Recommends Abolishing Authority Post

Carey H. Lebra, secretary of the Asbury Park Parking Authority, urges abolishing his job due to a treasury of only $422. He warns that continuing his $25 weekly salary would break the authority.

Asbury. Park N.J Carney H. Lebra Asbury Park Parking Authority

Neighbors Build Home For Stricken Family

AMESBURY Mass UP George Winters 32 and his family will eat Christmas dinner in a new completely furnished home thanks to kind townfolk. Five years ago Winters was crippled by polio. Led by Donat Paullot then a policeman townsfolk rallied to Winters aid. A benefit raised funds. Carpenters plumbers and brick layers donated services to build a house on a lot donated by a citizen.

Amesbury Mass George Winers Winters Donat Paullot

Duplicate bridge changes risk and gifts at the tables

In a South dealer, both sides vulnerable, several tables opened three no trump after different starts. Some began notrump, others with one diamond, yet at all 11 tables the contract remained three no trump with South as declarer. Others faced varying gifts or lack thereof from opponents.

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