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Air Force Reserve
Ordered Ready
On Short Notice
SAN FRANCISCO, (iP>—1The na
tion’s Aerial minute men are get
ting their orders now — for use
in event of sudden global war.
Brig. Gen. Felix Vidal, deputy
assistant chief of, the Air Force
Reserve, said Monday mobiliza
tion orders are being mailed to
53,000 of the best-trained reserve
airmen.
“The orders are effective upon
a mobilization proclamation” he
said. “The orders tell the reserv
. i^t to report immediately, and
where. They authorize transpor
tation. They name his unit and
— practically — his job.”
FAROUK IS "COMMON"
MILAN, (/P — A Milan court
has ruled that Farouk is such a
common Arab first name that the
former King of Egypt can’t ob
ject to a candy bar called Farouk.
The ex-king filed suit against
a Milan candy manufacturer who
put Farouk chocolate bars on the
market.
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ELECT
MIKE STEPOVICH
REPUBLICAN
TO THE
U. S. SENATE
“An Alaskan for Alaska”
(Pd. Political Adv.' j
Dave Beck’s Sister
Testified She Was Helped
With Brewery Stock
TACOMA, Wash.. OP) — The sis
ter of former Teamsters President
Dave Beck Sr., testified with sabs
Monday that her brother was a
benefactor who looked out for her
security but rarely explained
about finances.
“Sir, I don’t remember when I
first acquired those share of
stock,” said Mrs. Rita Henne, 63,
when questioned about 100 shares
of Sick’s Seattle Brewery Co.
stock bought in her name.
“They were given to me by my
brother to help me as security
for the future because I work.”
The widow, a year younger than
Beck, wrung her hands and
stopped occasionally to dry tears
as she testified at his trial for eva
sion of $240,000 in income taxes
in 1950-53.
The government seeks to show
that the portly ex-union official
profited from stock transactions
involving his relatives and asso
ciates.
Post Office Cleaned
Out By Tornado
MOUNDVILLE, Mo. UP)—When
a twister struck Moundville Mon
day, Postmaster Leasel M. Janes
was home for lunch.
The wind let up after 15 min
utes and Janes rushed to the post
office.
Every letter, paper, periodical
was swept away, including his
$250 stock of stamps and about $30
in currency. Four windows of the
building were blown out and all
others were shattered.
Townspeople brought in about
75 letters Ihey found along the
tornado’s path. Janes recovered
about $40 worth of stamps and
two crumpled $1 bills.
Hiked Barefoot
Through Mountain. Snow
ALBUQUERQUE, N. M, UP) —
John Gunby and his 15-year-old
nephew, Ronald Barnett, were
caught in the snow which struck
New Mexico over the weekend.
They stumbled across a cowboy’s
line camp and spent the night
Sunday. When they awoke, they
found their boots, which they had
placed near a small fire, had
burned. ' -
They hiked through the snow
for miles in their stocking feet un
til they found the headquarters of
the ranch.
“My feet are still tingling,” said
Gunby.
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