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All
Aboard
Tuesday,
September
1,
1953
By
G.
E.
MORTIMORE
One
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in
connection
with
ea-sily
the
most
the
new
Cabinet
which
Prime
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feature
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St.
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1.
F.
MAOOR.
President
H.
O.
PERRY.
Vice-President
The
trou'oie
V
ji
.
time
thv
roirk,;
Hon.
Paul
hid
the
race.
The
li
Subfcrlpttou
Rates:
dy
carrier
Per
w-ek.
25c;
per
montU.
1100;
ner
year,
10
00.
lf
mall
Per
month.
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per
yoar,
t00.
down
at
ms
summer
nome
.i
St.
Patrick's
Is
the
rumor
of
the
retirement
of
Health
and
Welfare
Minister
Paul
Martin.
It
is
well
known
to
UU
friends
Uiut
Hon.
Mr.
Martin
has
cou-tideiod
it'tireau'ttt
from
public
cutnorlzed
as
second
class
mall
by
tje
i-Ji.
Office
Department,
Ottawa
I
iun
raioe
h
t.
,i,
1
Rt.
Hon
Mr.
Sl
V
i
to
be
choifn-imj.'s'
not
be
too
!
for
anyone
to
f,V(V
i
ODIXitltn.n
u
.
n
:
The
War
Cry
life
more
than
tuu:e
during
the
receipt
past.
The
rtport
now
cut-rent
in
will-informed
Liberal
j
-v
..
-"
j
J
T
IS
often
thought
that
the
principal
duty
of
the
Salvation
Army
is
to
watch
out
for
the
lost
and
Unbutton
your
collars,
men.
A
clergyman
in
Miami,
Flu.
tliinks
the
necktie
Is
going
out
of
fashion.
The
srjjits
shirt
is
killing
the
tie,
ssys
Rev.
Wilfred
P
Harman.
According
to
a
recent
new,
story.
Dr.
Harman's
research
shows
that
ties
change
every
50
years.
"We
may
expect
a
nw
neckue
altogetner,
except
possibly
for
dress
wear."
As
it
happens.
Dr.
Harman
is
a
collector
of
ties.
He
his
cravats
ence
civr.ed
by
a
number
of
celebrities,
including
Tom
Mix
and
Harry
Truman.
Nasty
critics,
therefore,
rriay
accuse
him
of
trying
to
stampede
the
tie
market
with
rumors
of
scarcity,
so
that
he
can
sell
his
duplicates
above
catalogue
price.
Other
eritics
will
ciiim
that
he
shows
a
sourgrapes
attitude
toward
an
item
cf
dress
which
1
1
suppose)
be
is
not
allowed
to
wear.
circles
is
that
li
has
made
up
u,
the
sltu.n.r
,
liis
mind
finally,
and
that
his
j
m0re
difficui-v
a
ifparaiKn
frcr.i
the
Cabinet
wUl
j
hjs
wppo"
rotue
In
the
course
of
the
!
to
shout
f.ir
J.
'
,r"
rhmger,
which
the
Prime
Min-
;
right
up
ta
"'.,
iter
will
announce
next
week,
j
ing.
It
provwi
to"
If
he
leaves
public,
life
Hon.
rassing
situation
fr;
Mr.
Martin
will
be
appointed
to
j
If
Hon.
p-ju!
d;
iligh
judicial
office.
The
Bu-
I
stage,
the
cxperU'l
prruie
Court
of
Ontario
is
the
i
his
portfolio
tit
J"
t,-l'.
THE
OIL-COVERED
BIRD
AT
RIGHT,
a
gullle
not,
if
you
want
to
get
technical
about
it
wishes
Britain's
costal
birds
atone.
It
that
human
beings
would
mind
their
own
business
and
leave
seems
that
some
people
hav
been
alarmed
by
t
ie
high
death
toll
among
sea
birds
which
have
coastal
waters
by
passing
ships.
At
left,
our
feathered
been
polluted
by
oil
discharged
into
friend
gets
a
soapy
water
treatment
to
free
him
of
oil.
Though
our
guillemot
appreciates
he
life-saving
nature
of
the
pail
bath,
he
claims
hi
enjoyed
being
a
"slick"
character
in
bird
circles.
post
most
gtnerauy
atenttoneo.
f
oecrewry
-jclf
R
PUiUcally,
all
the
rival
aspir-10'
the
"Jin
hit.
ants
to
suced
Prime
Minister
!
P00""
is
Fusil.
Sl.
Laurent,
when
and
if
he
8nd
Newfounfluni;.
iiys
down
the
mantle
of
Liberal
1
"rovul-
oiostiai
Leadtr.
will
breathe
a
lot
more
.
JBisiatien.
The
a.
freely
with
Hon,
Paul
out
of
the
'fouwllawrs
w.
picture.
The
strong
support
that'
tn
lff
,elabui'!
bl-
strayed,
give
them
a
bowl
of
soup
and
clean
clothes,
say
a
prayer
and
send
them
on
their
way
refreshed.
Admittedly
that
is
part
of
it,
but
there
is
something
else
which
makes
the
Army
considerably
more
than
a
welfare
bureau
with
religious
overtones.
The
difference
was
brought
out
at
the
annual
native
congress
which
ended
here
yesterday.
As
Field
Secretary
Gilbert
Best
told
the
meeting,
all
Salvationists
are
sworn
to
follow
their
"Articles
of
War,"
which
means
making
active
personal
use
of
their
Christian
teachings
in
the
combat
of
existence.
It
is
not
enough
for
them
to
offer
Christian
utterances
any
more
than
it
is
enough
to
hand
put
food
and
clothes
to
the
needy.
They
must
apply
their
words
of
counsel
in
equal
strength
to
themselves
so
that
their
influence
lies
in
what
they
are
i
he
uncovered
in
the
1948
con-
J"u,u
vi
ntion
Is
still
remembered
very
j
-mmm.
vivldiv
In
tilt?
Cabinet
hpr.
!
j
However,
I
will
not
hear
such
i
evil
talk
about
a
man
of
the
j
cloth,
spread
as
it
must
be
by
:
the
vested
interests.
If
Dr.
Har-;
man
says
the
Ue
will
go.
then
,
the
tie
will
go,
thank
goodness,
j
It
can't
go
soon
enough
for
me.
j
'
If
its
disappearance
leaves
Aunt
Martha
at
a
loss
what
to
buy
for
I
presents,
let
me
suggest
a
small
bundle
of
$10
bills,
tastefully
ray
While
it
wasn't
expected
tint!
mmv
j
he
would
aain
be
a
contender,)
f
XlAW
there
was
no
absolute
certainty;
I
V
I
on
the
point.
All
interested
per-
.V
1
I
Judge
Says
Press
Should
Curb
Own
Offenders
Against
Decency
ITHACA,
N
Y.
(AP)
The
Judge;
Valente
cited
one
of
the
can-who
barred
reporters
from
tne
ons
of
journalism
adopted
in
Jplke
vice
trial
holds
that
it
is
uo
1923
bv
the
American
Society
of
Reflects
and
Reminisces
sons
will
feel
a
great
deal
safyr,
)
y
y
Inf
at
?ny
rate,
with
him
on
the!
""
)
wrapped.
Speaking
as
one
whose
windpipe
has
been
too
long
imprisoned
in
a
noose
of
pesky
fabrics,
I
to
the
press
itself
to
"police
the
;
Newspaper
Editors,
stating
Uiatj
oi
fenders"
against
jaurnalUic
,"a
new-papjr
that
supplies
in-
Tne
pioneers
had
no
clgareUes.
canons
of
decency
and
responsi-,
centives
to
base
conduct
suh
yAnd
fewer
forest
fires.
bihty.
are
to
be
found
tn
details
or
,
T.
c.nnnic
t
v,int
nf
i
crime
and
vice
cannot
escape
mo
.
fPlltn
will
be
happy
to
bid
the
necktie
farewell
and
bon
voyage
to
the
garbage
Karoage
pail.
pan.
1
I
can
can
uaruiy
hardly
wait
waii,
uuBc
.
-iic
,.i,j
t-i,..ritiri
sidelines.
Just
how
close
Hon.
Paul
came
to
rapturing
the
Liberal
crown
back
in
1948
probably
will
never
be
known.
H
made
a
pre-con-ventien
ipiM-al
to
young
Lilwrals
whirh
received
an
enthusiastic
coast-to-coast
response.
Every
train
arriving
in
the
Capital
brought
Its
quota
cf
Martin
d;?l-tgates.
His
home
county
of
Ea-scx
even
sent
a
special
train.
to
feel
the
breeze
stroking
the!
New
York
City's
general
sessions
"V
j'
".
hiah
DurDose
,
this
recently
P"bli-shed
want
ad:
iWhJ'PrMing,athi8lrhPltrr;0f'or
sale,
special
six-room
hou.se,
Ho
told
the
editors
that
some
..
.
.
....
,.
Adam's
apple.
court
Monday
night
cautioned
IV,-
Hon,
Vflr
Statu
fin-iu
nf
;
.
-
I
-,!,,-!
Well
YCllUiaicu
uuc
IV
w.-
Newspaper
Editors
that
'
our
fai-
Ively
concerned
wltn
their
rights,
"
tory
is
ttuded
with
instances:
W.n
a
complete
disregard
of
the!
where
unbridled
eceas
has
corresponding
obligations
that1
During
last
June,
Canada
ex-broueht
leeal
and
legislative
re-
hond
m
mnri
ith
these
ported
$144
worth
of
ice
to
0i
(Bid
S
tends
M
strain
is.'
ri"hts."
Aiasxa.
lrus
nas
just
urm
Coats
shield
a
man
from
the
weather.
No
one
will
deny,
I
hope,
that
pants
are
useful.
But
what
good
did
a
tie
ever
do?
It
doesn't
keep
you
warm.
It
does
not
hold
anything
up.
The
tie
is
the
parasite
of
the
garment
world.
Some
people
may
object
tlwt
there
is
a
place
for
things
which
are
purely
ornamental.
Of
course
there
Is.
But
there
is
no
place
for
them
on
me.
My
nerk
is
not
an
art
gallery,
despite
"The
responsibility
to
curb
nounced
by
tne
uureau
oi
correct
Is
yours
and
the
al-,lstics.
It
is
always
encouras;ing
The
judge
did
not
refer
directly
to
the
trial
cf
Mlnot
F.
Mickey
jelke.
During
portions
of,
ternative
is.
I
repeat,
outside:
to
note
tne
steady
aeveiopmc
nv
that
proceeding,
he
kept
report-,
regulation,
which
we
are
all
1-lot
commercial
rciauous
wumi
RFC
Original
Calls
It
Quits
MIDDLE
WALLOP.
Hants,
Lng.
(CP)
Warrant
Officer
Sidney"
Richard
Pey,
who
joined
the
air
force
when
planes
flew
ers
out
of
his
courtroom
on
the
favor
of
avoiding,"
Valente
said,
the
Dominion
ana
American
ground
that
publication
oi
the
"I-
brief,
I
believe
yoc
capaoie
.
northiand.
testimonv
was
likely
to
impair,
of
keeping
your
own
house
in
public
morals.
'order."
the
efforts
of
certain
manu
The
Lancet
says:
as
you
grow
older,
your
"electro
encephalogram
will
show
less
activation
of
the
Eipha
rhythm."
In
plain
EnelLih
this
means
that
the
at
50
miles
an
hour,
bowed
out
TANOUCIAT,
eOtMl
I
...At
Itrfni
kr
facturers
to
malte
it
one.
Colored
pictures
of
bucking
horses,
bathing
be?,uties
and
by
flying
a
jet
fighter
at
12
times
that
speed.
Soviet
Satellites
All
Out
of
Step
In
Regard
to
Zhdanov
Anniversary
Tim
lvrrtisrai!
t
or
di8nla?i-(l
b?
&
'
The
two
speeds
encompassed
older
you
get
the
less
likely
will
your
body
be
subject
to
sea
sick-
j
ness.
We
know
folks
who
have
i
pheasants
winging
into
the
sunset
have
appeared
on
some
neckties.
It
will
be
regrettable,
of
course.
It
the
decay
Tf
the
the
Board
or
by
aa
0
an
Interval
of
4u
years
Ilrlttkh
rau;iiij
;
length
of
Pc-ES's
air
force
ser-1
.
.
.
.
liuoH
in
Prim
Rtmert
for
20
;
necktie
throws
needy
srtists
I
LONDON
(Reuters)
A
Fivo
Beria
said
the
accused
doctors;"
,
.
I
vice
out
of
work.
However,
they
can
(
vear-old
Kremlin
death
mystery
had
been
freed.
Thi
charges
as-
well
as
in
what
they
do.
1
It
is
a
dedicated
form
of
life
which
most
would
hesitate
to
enter.
Yet
anyone
who
attended
the
congress
just
past
could
feel
only
envy.
Here
obviously
was
a
people
who
had
found
a
fellowship
and
purpose
that
few
ever
realize.
t
With
no
sense
of
self-righteousness
but
only
a
!
drsire
to
help,
the
Salvationists
are
taking
these
qualities
into
the
dark
areas
of
the
world
where
they
do
most
of
their
work.
Under
such
a
light
as
theirs
the
shadows
are
bound
to
be
less.
Driver,
Be
Careful
THE
trend
towards
more
long
weekends,
such
as
Labor
Day,
is
responsible
for
an
alarming
increase
in
traffic
deaths
and
injuries,
say
officials
o
the
All
Canada
Insurance
Federation.
J
An
estimated
70
deaths
and
hundreds
of
in-jilijies
are
expected
this
coming
Labor
Day
weekend
in
Canada.
unless
above-average
precautions
are
taken.
When
a
holiday
falls
on
a
weekend
motorists
jL&nd
to
drive
further
and
faster
into
unfamiliar
territory,
say
safety
experts.
The
confusion
of
hastily
planned
trips
and
long
hours
of
driving
Kings
on
fatigue
which
is
responsible
for
large
numbers
of
traffic
accidents.
Mechanical
failures,
bad
roads,
and
poor
driving
Conditions
cause
only
a
small
percentage
of
all
traffic
accidents,
according
to
these
experts.
Ninety-nine
out
of
100
accidents
are
caused
by
carelessness,
and
therefore
could
be
avoided.
Officials
of
the
All
Canada
Insurance
Federation,
which
represents
more
than
200
fire,
automotive
and
casualty
insurance
companies,
recommend
some
safety
measures
for
weekend
drivers:
2
1.
Plan
trips
carefully.
Long
distances
are
tir-
ing,
and
should
be
left
until
summer
holidays.
I
2.
toe?M
c
ke
hore
fcaju
V,,
3.
.Never
load
too
many
people
into
car.
4.
Remember
that
speeding,
drinking
while
years
miu
uriittutt:
iu
iwu
.-
,
as
Queen
Charlotte
City.
j
He
joined
the
military
wing
of
the
Royal
Klying
Corps
in
WH4T
SHF
IlOFS
1913
and
took
the
salute
in
a
busy
themselves
painting
pic-I
took
an
odd
turn
Monday
night
;
against
them
were
said
to
be
tures
on
sport
shirts,
as
long
us
i
when
all
the
satellites
were
out
j
false.
"Unlawful"
Interrogation
of
step
with
Moscow
In
com-
I
methods
were
said
to
have
been
I
don't
have
to
wear
the
things.
twi,
in
ihA
,1
uh..n
Rita
'
farewell
parade
Aug.
9
this
year.
.
.
.
I
Tllc'alr
fnrn
mimhir
Q1t
IL-nS
AMAZIN6'
Hayworth
was
married
to
Orson
(
If
they
get
desperate,'
they
might
try
painting
pictures
on
canvas.
memorating
the
event.
used.
Five
years
ago
Andrei
Alexani
In
July
Beria
was
denounced
drovich
Zhdanov
died
suddenly
as
an
"enemy
of
the
people"
in
Moscow
at
the
age
of
54
and
and
an
'imperialist
spy";
he
Dr.
Harman
put
up
two
alter-
lowest
ln
lhe
RAF-
wa
before
i1"?
,H
Welles,
she
was
emoting
the
cameras
when
a
make-up
I
the
senior
non-commissioned
in
the
service
and
at
!
oUieer
Miss
man
yelled:
"Hey,
Hay-
worth's
sweating.
I
gotta
put
j
"
thrp
inche!S-
Probably
some
more
make-up
on
her
face."
;
lns
smallest
natives:
a
different
kind
of
I
apparently
at
the
height
of
his
!
was
stripped
of
all
offices
in
..Cllll
necktie,
or
no
necktie.
One
of
j
power.
.party
and
state.
The
announce-
the
nastier
recent
developments!
Zhdanov
was
then
reckoned
ment,
however,
made
no
refcr-
Whereupon,
Welles
strode
over!
l"
"
ll""T"
"c-
is
the
tie
which
lights
up
in!
No.
Z
to
Blalln.
He
was
Kussias
ence
to
the
Zhdanov
affair.
lsw.v'
him
around
and:"
'vul'-"1
Jv
-
to
him,
spun
the
dark.
If
this
is
the
tie
of
th?
!
culture
chief,
the
founder
of
j
Monday
night
Moscow
radio
than
600
miles
an
hcAir.
He
said
barked:
"Don't
ever
use
the
word
j
the
Cominform,
and
an
apostle
Ignored
completely
the
Zhdanov
of
militant
expansionist
com-
j
anniversary.
In
past
years
vweat
in
connection
with
Miss
!
he
could
re-ca!!
flying
in
his
early
Hayworth.
Horses
sweat,
other
I
days
at
53
miles
an
hour.
mm
y
As
little
as
After"'
SEE
IT
TC:
LATEST
REPORT
Alk
yw
tnntlmml
Daataf
far
Ni
laMtt
IUpt
Uld
PropcH
future.
I'm
on
my
way
to
some
place
where
the
loin
cloth
is
standard
dress.
I
prefer
to
believe
thit
the
days
of
the
tie
are
numbered.
"But
the
tie
is
one
mark
of
a
well-dressed
.man,"
reactionaries
will
say.
So
were
the
ruffle
and
the
wig
and,
earlier
still,
the
bearekin
cloak.
Socialist
Fined
Zhdanov
had
been
built
up
In
a-big
way
with
commemorative
articles
about
the
part
he
played
in
building
up
"socialism"
in
the
U
S
S
R.
But
In
contrast,
monttori
here
reported,
the
news
bulletins
of
Soviet
satellite
countries
were
almost
entirely
devoted
to
commemorating
Zhdanov.
Radio
reports
showed
that
the
press
of
people
perspire,
but,
Miss
Hayworth
glows."
New
Orleans
Item.
A
television
announcer
reporting
a
fieht
at
Madison
Square
Garden,
commented
on
the
women
present:
"Several
are
quite
dressed
up.
There
are
a
numbei,
in
fact,
in
gownless
munism.
-
A
medical
bulletin
signed
by
several
Kremlin
doctors
said
he
died
from
heart
disease.
With
his
death,
Oeorgi
Mal-enkov,
Zvyacheslav
Molotov
and
Lavrentl
P.
Beria
all
moved
one
up
one
nearer
the
succession
to
Stalin.
In
January
this
year
a
group
of
Russian
doctors,
mostly
Jewish,
were
publicly
accused
of
those
countries
also
carried
long
evening
straps
CALCUTTA
(AP)
-For
burn
JXhV
havir,g
h8!tened
Zhdanov's
j
articles
about
Zhdanov,
ing
elgnv
tinges
fMesof
oi
US
u
b.
State
state
fnl,it.i
imriBi.
ondi
Many
j,n
observers
hura.
r.t
of
tv.
the
Soviet
AND.
HE
113
Third'
Secretary
Dulles
in
tr
LOOKS
LOW!
One
of
the
miseries
of
life,
Sortihieiits
the
TvI&Ijtreal
Gazette,
scene
believe
that
Zhdanov
and
itfiHeiMftrrtfeTe
bitter
rivals"
tor
last
May
when
he
w
was
visiting
f'-V"
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Illl
IIU
Ill
Illl
I'll
H
I'll
l.'i
Ml
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H
5
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l
I
r'
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r
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:.
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Illl
ll'l
1,(1
U4
mi
Mil
mi
.
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.l
I'll
DOrT0R-TKKi.ir
'
India,
two
Bengali
Socialists
were
i
Is
to
be
overworked,
but
under
Phontn
working
may
become
an
evil
also.
The
biggest
labor
body
in
!
fined
25
rupees
($5.28)
today
by
In
April
this
year
one
month
a
city
magistrate.
The
alterna-
j
after
Stalin
died
an
announce-tive
was
10
days
in
jail.
Both
will
!
ment
by
the
Soviet
ministry
of
appeal.
'
internal
affairs
then
headed
by
CALVIN
BULLOCK
,
CENERAL
t
panada,
the
Trades
and
Labor
Congress,
will
press
for
a
30-hour
week
and
endeavor
to
have
VACUU
B'J
"the
succession."
There-
Is
some
evidence
to
suggest
that
a
purge
of
Zhdanov
men
was
undertaken
following
his
death.
Certainly
from
that
moment
the
power
and
influence
of
Malenkov
gradually
Increased.
Yet,
presumably
of
Stalin's
orders,
the
anniversary
of
his
death
was
each-
year
commemorated
by
the
Soviet
press
and
driving,
driving
on
wrong
side
of
the
road,
and
ignoring
rights
of
way
of
other
motorists
are
the
factors
responsible
for
70
per
cent
of
all
traffic
accidents.
Never
drive
with
glaring
headlights
or
fogged
windows.
this
enforced
by
law.
But
surely
0
hours
a
week
is
cutting
it
rather
low.
A.
A.
A
If
the
working
week
is
to
bs
oflt"
1
cut
down
to
30
hours,
and
if
pay
Tlin
Ant.imiiliilo
AiiSOciatiOll
(AW'
radio.
Clearly
Malenkov
ordered
thi3
ment
is
to
be
kept
as
high
as
it
was
for
the
40-hour
week,
or
even
higher,
what
will
the
con
benefits
to
motorists.
COME
IN
AND
TALK
IT
0V&
......1
.il'IIIL
UN'"
commemoration
to
stop
this
all
Dead"
Veteran
Faces
Problem
Of
New
Family
year.
It
is
in
line
with
his
policy
of
playing
down
the
memory
of
sequence
be?
Is
there
not
a
danger
that
the
reaction
from
Realty
Co.
Rupert
f
Prince
Third
Avenue
Stalin
and
with
his
denunciation
of
"the
cult
of
the
individ
overwork
is
swinging
to
the
opposite
extreme?
34:
ual."
It
may
also
be
ln
line
with
his
personal
feelings
about
the
ed
to
do."
Mrs.
Dixon,
in
Lagrange,
refused
to
talk
Monday
night
to
late
Zhdanov.
SPECIAL
MEET
But
clearly,
too,
these
instruc
tions
have
not
reached
satellite
capitals.
GALENA
PARK,
Tex.
(AP)
Pie.
Walter
B.
Dixon,
whose
sister
has
two
death
certificates
for
him
one
signed
by
former
President
Truman
faced
a
dilemma
today.
Back
from
the
dead
in
the
continuing
prisoner
-of-war
exchanges
at
Paiimunjom,
tne
23-
year-old
Oalena
Park
soldier
was
reported
killed
in
action,
May
18,
.1951.
Thursday,
Sept
8:00
P.M.
Tourist
Trade
yORKTON,
Sask.
(CP)
Indian
children
are
making
money
off
the
red
Prairie
lily,
Saskatch
if
REV.
ewan's
flower
emblem.
They
Today,
his
23-year-old
wife,
Stand
along
the
roadsides
and
Director:
Wrid-Wide
Evan&e
sell
the
flowers
for
a
few
pennies
to
passing
tourists.
You
nro
Invited
to
couie
and
hmr
this
tn
s))lfl.
years
has
be
director
of
Oils
mission-
in
a
scot
oi
different
lauds.
Many
,v
cmn
throunh
his
ministry.
This
will
be
vourHe
is
Atlanta,
Ga..
newspaper
men
who
readied
her
fcy
telephone.
Mrs.
Storey
said
her
sister-in-law
revealed
no
plans
to
her
in
a
letter
she
bad
from
North
Carolina
last
week.
'But
she
did
say
she
was
very
anxious
to
see
Walter,"
the
sister'
said.
Mrs.
Storey
said
Agnes
legally
cannot
divorce
Dixon
until
he
returns
to
the
United
States.
The
couple
were
together
but
five
days
after
their
April
5,
1950,
marriage,
Mrs.
Storey
said,
when
he
ws
orrii
to
U?
we&t
coa.st
and
about
a
month
later
shipped
to
Korea.
Reported
killed
in
action
about
a
year
later,
it
was
not
until
late
in
1951
that
the
Comauisists
released
his
name
s
a
war
prisoner,
i
Two
leath
certificates,
one
signed
by
Truman,
the
other,
from
the
State
of
Missouri,
are-among
a
pile
of
mementoes
and
clippings
Mrs.
Storey
has
on
thei
r
Ouiin
while
Ue
is
In
rrince
t''
.
n
v;,
-y--ys-
at
the
Third
Annua!
Adult
Bible
jH"'
Krountla
of
the
Vf.W
ACKKH
Him
K
THE
INVITATION
is
to.
tl.
Mrs.
Agnes
Dixon
of
Lagrange,
H.C.,
has
a
one-year-old
son
by
her
second
husband.
Pte.
William
6.
Sasser
of
Lagrange.
The
boy
vas
born
seven
months
after
her
second
marriage
was
annulled.
The
sister,
Mrs.
Lorean
Storey
,
of
Oalena
Park,
said
Monday
Jhight,
"I
feel
ure
Walter
knows
si
hat
Agnes
married
again,
but
I
Jjdon't
know
if
he
is
aware
that
ihe
had
a
child."
"I've
told
him
everything
ln
j'Jiiany
letters,"
the
sister
eontin-Mwd.
"But
I
don't
know
if
tie
got
the
letters.
He
has
never
mentioned
the
child
to
me
in
-ny
of
his
letters.
He
did
say
he
"would
do
whatever
Agnes
want
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