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New Faces in Congress
Rogers to Take Texas G. 0. P.'s Seat; Dempsey Coming Back
The Texas delegation In the
House once again will be solidly
Democratic when Walter E.
Rogers of Pampa takes over the
18th district
seat held by
Republican Ben
H. Guill.
Mr. Rogers,
41. lawyer and
former United
States Attorney
for the 31st ju
dicial district
of Texas, is the
father of six
children, rang
ing in age from
two to 12.
During the
past war, Mr. Mr
Rogers tried to enlist three times
but was instructed he would not
be taken, unless drafted, because
of the size of his family and the
prosecutor job he held.
He made two trips to Oklahoma
City in efforts to get into the
Navy but didn't find an open bil
let. At last he was drafted, he
recalls, passed his physical exam
ination and was leaving Pampa
with 25 others en route to an in
duction center—when the whole
group was called back.
Worked for Education.
Mr. Rogers was born July 19.
1908, at Texarkana, Ark. He
worked on a farm while attending
Austin College, at Sherman, and
worked his way through the Uni
versity of Texas Law School as an
employe in the State comptroll
er’s office.
He has been active in various
civic affairs, is a past president
of the Pampa Rotary Club, a life
long member of .the Protestant
Episcopal Church and served as
war bond chairman for Gray
County. His wife is the former
Jean Daly of Pampa.
A conservative, he opposes Fed
eral aid in education, the admin
istration’s civil rights program
and is against “socialization” in
medicine, housing or industry.
Chinese Physicist Calls U.S.
Prime Target for A-Bomb
By ttw Associated Press
HONG KONG, Nov. 30 —A Chi
nese physicist arrested by Ameri
< can military police in Japan while
en route home says the United
States is a prime target for an
atom bomb attack.
He is Prof. Chao Chung-yao,
who represented China at ' the
Bikini atom bomb tests. He and
four former California Institute
of Technology students were ar
rested for alleged complicity with
Dr. Hsue Shen-tsien, head of Cal
Tech’s Guggenheim Jet Propulsion
Center.
Dr. Hsue was arrested by the
FBI and prevented from sailing
to Red China with eight cases of
scientific papers, some of which
were suspected of containing
secret information. Dr. Hsue faces
deportation hearings.
Prof. Chao arrived Monday with
two of the students and was taken
to Cantopjn Communist South
China. *
Chained Boy Sef Fires,
Tearful Mofher Explains
By th« Associated Press
DOWNEY, Calif., Nov. 30.—“I
chained him up because he was
always setting fire to his bed, or
something,” sobbed the mother of
a 7-year-old boy found chained
to a post outside his home.
Mrs. Marjorie De Leon, 32, gave
this explanation in court yester
day as she pleaded guilty to a
charge of unjustifiably punishing
a minor child.
Mrs. De Leon remained at lib
erty without bond to care for
her four other children, pending
a hearing December 21.
Her son Eugene was found
chained in his back yard. Only
his 80-year-old great-grandmoth
er was at home, police said.
NEW
WAY
TO
SHAVE
Takes "Starch" Out of
Whiskers in 3 Seconds
How, a new scientific discovery revolu
tionizes shaving. Called Diexln (a pat
ented ingredient found only in Krank's
Shave Kreem)—it makes beard soak up
water like a blotter. Softens wiriest
whiskers in 3 seconds flat. Like 10 min
utes steaming with hot towel. You shave
up to Vj faster! You get a cleaner,
closer shave with Diexln. Face feels
cooler, smoother. Blades stay keener
longer—give you extra shaves. Get
Krank's Shave Kreem (bush-lather or
brushless). 34c.
KRANK'S
Containing DIEXIN
AI PEOPLES
DRUG STORES
_ADVERTISEMENT._
Here’s How to
Check Coughs
Amazingly Quick!
Promptly, pleasantly, Hall’s Expecto
rant tends to soothe and help Nature
heal Irritated membranes of the
throat. Coughs due to colds, are often
eased amazingly Quick. Csers say.
“Nothing better for coughs when one
has a cold.” They speak from ex
perience. Hall's Expectorant has been
relieving cold coughs for more than
25 years and la more popular than
ever. Remember the name. Ask your
druggist for HALL’S EXPECTORANT.
Convenient size bottle only 40c. L«rger
sizes for home use. ,
John J. Dempsey, Democrat,
newly elected representative from
New Mexico, certainly is no
stranger to the
halls of Con
gress, for pre
viously he
sprved three
terms in the
House, winning
a place on its
powerful Rules
Committee.
Mr. Demp
sey, 71, has
added to his
career since
dropping out
of the House at
the end of 1940, Mr D'mP«y
serving in high Government posts
here and two terms (1942-1946)
as Governor of New Mexico.
In 1940, Mr. Dempsey was
named a member of the United
States Maritime Commission and
after a few months there was ap
pointed Undersecretary of In
terior, holding that post until
1942, when he ran for his State’s
highest office’.
After two terms as Governor,
where he invoked a program of
departmental economy, he was
selected as a consultant on natu
ral resources for the Hoover Com
mission on Federal Government
reorganization.
Legislatively, one of his prime
interests has been development of
water resources and irrigation proj
ects of his own and other States
and while in the House was* the
father of a soil conservation act.
He was born June 22, 1879, at
Whitehaven, Pa., and has been a
resident of New Mexico since 1928,
active in public life for 18 years.
He served as State director of
the National Recovery Adminis
tration in 1933 and then as New
Mexico director for the Federal
Housing Administration and the
National Emergency Council. He
also was president of the Board
of Regents of the University of
New Mexico.
Before going to New Mexico he
was a vice president of the Brook
lyn (N. Y.) Rapid Transit Co.
He is married and has a son.
William J. Dempsey, in law prac
tice here: and two daughters,
Mrs. David McNeill and Miss
Mary Dempsey of Santa Fe.
Chinese Reds No Surprise to GIs, Sun Writer Says i
By the Associated Press
BALTIMORE, Nov. 30.—Active
intervention of Chinese Commu
nists in the Korean war did not
come as a great surprise to United
Nations troops, according to a
I war correspondent who returned
from the front.
Philip Potter of the Sunpapers
said yesterday that the possibility
of Chinese and Russians troops
moving into the fight had always
been considered.
C. G. Sloan £ Co., Inc., Auctioneer*—AppraUori
Emerson Baby Grand Piano, 53 Oriental and Domestic Rugs and Carpets, Tile
Top Metal Garden Table and 4 Chairs, Mahogany Chests of Drawers, Folding
Top Console Tables, Mahogany and Other Dining Room Suites, Upholstered
Davenports, Lounge Chairs, Paintings, Colored Prints, Draperies, Paisley and
Cashmere Shawls, Clocks, Books, Floor and Table Lamps, Radios, Luggage,
Victorian Chairs, Mirrors, Chrome Furniture, Metal Wardrobes, Beds, Springs,
Mottresses, China, Glasswore, Bric-a-Brac, Silverware, etc.
At Public Auction
AT SLOAN’S
715 13th St.
SATURDAY
December 2nd
At 10 A.M.
Terms t Cash. C. G. Sloan A Co., Inc., Auctioneers
Established 1991
YOU CAN STILL GET
GOVERNMENT SURPLUS
HOUSEHOLD AND OFFICE FURNITURE
BEDS—Good condition, coil spring ond sterl. mot. inel_12.95 up
CHESTS—Well built, dovetailed drawers_12.95 up
DESKS—Walnut, Mahogany, Oak, all sixes---7.95 up
DISHES—Silverware, pots and pans, glasses, etc.--- 5c up
DRESSERS—Well made, heavy plata glass mirrors-8.95 up
FILE CABINETS—4 drawer, good condition___12.95 up
HOLLYWOOD BEDS—With sterilised mattress...12.95
RUGS—Bigelow, all sixes and runners, good condition_2.00 up
TYPISTS CHAIRS—All steal, swivel leatharettd seat_1.00
COSMETIC CABINETS—Sliding Mir. Doors, 3 Glass shelves 4.95
BEDROOM CHAIRS—Flowered upholstery, good cond._1.95 up
FOOT STOOLS—Flowered upholstery, very strong_ 1.95 up
Hundreds of other SURPLUS items for sale at
"D" STREET SURPLUS
929 D STREET N.W.
NUMM
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LIGHTS
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connection with
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BEAUTIFUL
CHRISTMAS
CARDS
f«ch box contains 25 distinctive
greeting cards, each one dif
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Special!
SYLVANM 1
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BULBS
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WILDROOT
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29* 59e 98*
PEPSODENT
TOOTH
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25' 47' 63'
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