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over $au wnn bonus set ai .z,uuuand $1,000.WomeniWomen against whom indictments were returned were Miss Kattie Greer, assault with intent to murder Sgt. Joseph Dixon of SAFB, bond $1,500; Annie Pearl Alexander, Negro, two indictments of forgery and passing, two bonds of $1,000; and Mrs. Betty King, indicted along with Milton King and Johnnie Treadway for robbery with firearms. Bonds on the three were set at $2,000 each.Other defendants, offenses and bonds included:Billy Joe Marshall, embezzlement, $1,000 bond; Billy Hay Jones, embezzlement, $1,000; Bob Howard, two indictments of embezzlement, two bonds of $1,000; George West, theft over $50, $1,500; Herbert Lee Liggons, theft over $50, $1,000; T. H. Chapmond, two indictments of forgery and passing, two $1,000 bonds; J. T. Bennett, theft by bailee, $1,000.ViolenceRichard York, Billy Joe Sanders and Ben Tom Treadway, two indictments of robbery by assault and violence, two $2,500 bonds for each; Don Scott and Paul Scott, one indictment of theft over $50 with bonds set at $2,500 each, and another indictment containing two counts of burglary and burglary with explosives, $2,500 bonds each; Spencer Thurman Shelton and Martin Judson Smith, burglary, $1,500 bonds each.Also indicted were four men not yet under arrest, one for swindling, one for theft over $50, one for theft by bailee, and one for swindling by worthless check.One no bill in a ease involving indecent exposure was returned by the panel.The jurors, who Wednesday also talked with law enforcement officers throughout the area and pledged co-operation in handling cases, will meet again Wednesday,March 28.For the BrideHting a sachet bag on the same hanger which holds your wedding gown prior to the big day. A subtle scent will permate the fabric, surrounding you in a delicate cloud of fragrance.from $30(1: to $350 per month, with the sponsoring organization to pay $190. Approximately 40 county men have agreed to contribute toward a trapper’s salary.The organization grew out of the recent appearance before the commissioners court of a group Qf men from the ranching section of the county, asking that a trapper be hired, but were told the county is unable to do so at this time.The stockmen said coyotes are j killing young calves and other small animals in considerable quantity, and one man reported loss of five young calves in two j weeks.Great Bear Lake and GreatSlave Lake in Canada are eachabout half as large as Lake Michigan.DAV National Service*Officer to Speak- W. D. Odell, national service officer of the Disabled American Veterans, will deliver principal address at the Thursday night meeting of the DAV’s Frederick Sehmann Jr. Chapter 21 and auxiliary. Session will get under way at 8 o’clock in the veterans room at Memorial Auditorium.General program of ■ the Veterans Administration for disabled veterans will be explained by Odell, who is stationed at Dallas with the regional VA office.Commander Martin D. Craig said dinner prepared by women of the auxiliary will be served following the meeting.Parliament Okays Powers MeasureLONDON, Feb. 22. (/P)—Parlia-ment last night approved an emergency powers measure enabling the labor government to speed its arms program and prevent strategic supplies from reaching Communist countries.The bill, which passed its second reading in commons withdut a vote, grants no new powers but permits the government to apply certain regulations now on the books to the rearmament plan.Deputy Prime Minister Herbert Morrison said the measure could be used to stop the flow of “supplies which may be of vital importance to so-called Communist countries.”*mm. Speed/, effective relief from cough*, liko o doctor’* prescription. Satis-focticfl or your mcnoy back.WAIT'S GREEN FOUNTAIN COUGH SYRUPV'! • v.. v 's ;'• :■.-■ y: • ».■«ftwmt‘.mi:-' /; r. ■ H#:: •tv• 5.^Rites for Child Held At Temple BaptistFuneral services for Clifford Earl Warren, 1-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Lee Warren, 1009 Bass, who died Tuesday night, were conducted at Temple Baptist Church Thursday at 2p. m.Rev. H. B. White, pastor, officiated, assisted by Rev. George W. Lawler, grandfather of the lad. Burial was in Rosemont .Cemetery uhder dir. e c t i o n of Owens Brumley Funeral Home.-SOVIETS CLAIM INTERSTELLAR PHOTOLONDON. (/P)—The CrimeanSAVE 11$COLORFUL DELUXEASH RECEIVER*SUCTION CUP MOUNTINGWITH THIS COUPONSAVEKRINKLE PATTERNWHEEL COVERCHOICE OF COLORS IV/ITH THIS COUPONSAVEHOLLYWOOD GIRLS*1SPINNER KNOBFITS nfn\ANY kWHEEL!WITH THIS COUPONSAVE 02$CHROME KAR-DOR1PROTECTORS19FITSALL v II PairCARSWITH THIS COUPONSAVE 15$JET-PLANE AERIALORNAMENTEASY TO INSTALLWITH THIS COUPONMIf*:,; r*. »\; • v.:•*SAVE 41$WONDER I NOW ONLYWITH THI■WHITE StLDipoff* DeluxePREMIUM QUALITY PASSENGER TIRES GUARANTEEDGUARANTEED 24 MONTHSWHITE BATTERYEASY $095II // cvr uTHERloor. PURE PMOTC
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Wichita Falls, Texas, US
Thu, Feb 22, 1951
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