Goblins, ghosts, witches
...they’ll all want Coke
Stock the refrigerator with frosty
bottles of Coca-Cola... and you’re
ready with a happy welcome for
Halloween callers. Have plenty
—get a case of Coke today.
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Ex - Monster Volcano
Spouts Ashes & Fire Again
JAKARTA, Indonesia, (J*) —
Krakatau, the island volcano
which set off tidal waves killing
36,000 persons when it blew its
top 70 years ago, is spewing ash
and fire in a series of eruptions.
The Indonesian government’s
volcanological service in Badung
has reported over 100 explosions
from the craters of Krakatau in
the past four days.
Shipping has been re-routed to
avoid the fire - and - brimstone
belching island, which lies in the
narrow S u n d a Straits between
Java and Sumatra.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Harold Ahmasuk,
Laura Sindelore.
Discharged: Lee Oman.
NOTICE
Bids will be accepted until the
2nd day of November, 1953, 2:00
p.m., on Lot 16, Block 30. Infor
mation as to size of lot can be
obtained at the City Clerk's office.
The undersigned reserves the
right to reject any and all bids
Lester D. Bronson Box 598
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King & Queen Of Greece |
Leave White House To
Start Sightseeing Tour
WASHINGTON, UP)—King Paul
and Queen Frederika of Greece
took leave of the White House
Thursday and got some last min
ute sightseeing advice from the
President and Mrs. Eisenhower.
The royal couple, here on a
state visit, left the executive
mansion shortly after 9 a.m. after
an overnight stay. It was raining
hard but they went ahead any
way with a trip to Mount Vernon
and to the tomb of the Unknown
Soldier at Arlington Cemetery (be
fore returning to Washington for
two receptions later in the day.
“I hope you don’t get rained
out,” Eisenhower told his depart
ing guests.
As for Mount Vernon, the Presi
dent said:
“There’s more to it than just
going through the house. Be sure
and visit the stables and take a
look at the old slave quarters.”
The king and queen were
guests of the Eisenhowers Wed
nesday night at a state dinner
during which the President toast
ed them as leaders of a nation
which “ranks high as a champion
on the side of human dignity and
freedom.”
The royal visitors are on a 37
day visit which will take them
from one U.S. coast to the other.
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Front View of ’54 Plymouth
The 1954 Plymouth is longer and looks wider and lower as a result
of design modifications. Front view shows new massive bumpers
and new grille design with attractive Plymouth identification. The front
is designed with a view to ease of cleaning and simplification of repairs.
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OH, DIANA! _
Child’s Father Files Suit
For Custody Of Crash
Victim’s Granddaughter
SANTA FE, N.M., UP) — A suit
seeking custody of the little
granddaughter of the late Mrs.
Ellis Hall was filed by the child’s
father against former Gov. and
Mrs. A. W. Hockenhull.
The Hockenhulls, of Clovis, are
the great - grandparents of the
child, 2Vi-year-old Kathryn Rae
Brandenberg. The action was filed
in behalf of James L. Branden
berg, father of the child* and div
orced husband of Mrs. Joann
Brandenberg.
The crash of Hall’s private
plane in Alaska last summer took
the lives of Hall, wealthy Albu
querque oil man; Mrs. Hall, dau
ghter of the Hockenhulls; Hall’s
daughter by a former marriage;
and Frank Hibbon, Jr., of Albu
querque.
Brandenberg, a lieutenant in
the Air Force stationed at Hous
ton, Tex., an his complaint de
clared that despite “repeated de
mands” made upon former Gov.
Hockenhull and his wife, Mamie,
they refused to return the child
to his custody. The Hockenhulls
are in their late 70’s.
Since the death of his former
wife in the plane accident, he
said, he has had custody of Kath
ryn Rae for only one week.
The Hockenhulls were directed
to show cause Nov. 23 why they
should not give up custody of the
child pending final determination
of the suit.
It is estimated that the average
American is 16 pounds over
weight.
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