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history of Mexico. | E Authbrities said most of the| Christmas celebrants killed when| ! flames destroyed the city’s civic) auditorium during a gay Yule| party were believed to be women : and children. Many of them were Jurned be- | yond recognition. " At least one man, radio announcer Luis Felipe Ferreiro, still was reported missing in the rubble

today. ward revisio n of their figures. |Two Hancock County teen-agers ey ere of mealby Ben. Mr, Sanders’ first words when|Won top honors as Indiana's lon was un y Jescues Jor erSine was brought to the surface/champion junior corn growers toi a Temove odies from after his rescue were: “How's day. Philip Hilligoss, 14, McCords- :? which. was rocked by &|my wife?” - ville, placed first for the second coal gas explosion Friday night, State police cars raced to the year in a row with a yield of I'd hug anyone who gave me ganders home to get his wife 169.6 bushels an acre, and Shirley a cigaret,” the smoke-blackened “ |Apple, Pendleton, was second with miner said. | Just Went to Sleep a 165.8 yfeld "among 1,824 4-H r. Sanders was rushed to| pr. Barnett said M entrants. . | {Miner's Holspital in West Frank-ito1q him: “I just wert Sanders

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MERRY CHRISTMAS

HAPPY

IN THE picnic. Aln tended cold yellow colog

: the gutted auditorium, but au- fort. He was chilled but not froz-|anq4 woke u little whil - Re said *' they believed hii $0 ny Laited happily with hos- fore they oD ae ee relied . attendants. other bodies had pasa FT av] p “I didn’t even know there wa. customers f\ An annual party Reports Others Alive lan explosion.” The lady children and orphans turned into| had difficult tragedy shortly after midnight] Dr. A. F. Barnett, company| Mr. Sanders was brought into ‘ Tak c when a Christmas tree was physician for the Chicago, Wilm- the hospital on a stretcher. His : = Bs coat & knocked oved during a fight be- | ington & Franklin Coal Co., said 8rimy clothes were removed and 5 Re a Si tween two unidentified men. | Me Sanders reported eight other he was placed in an oxygen tent. ell { 5 ping lists. . | <5 / i § (miners were alive near where, “I'd hug anybody who'd. give : doked: at First 0 aE [24 (he was found. me a cigaret” he said and Dr. I ; 7 d ME. AY “1t didn't look like a serious 2 | Beds were prepared for the { A mm JOHN KO H FUR ! A epartment font said Newspaper Reporter THE POWERS STEP OUT—This might have been a shot cut - others, but Dr. Barnett shid he Barnett ordered him removed gy |} Wr If dm at times, 1 he adr Urquiszo; “and we alll straight out of one of Pyrone Power's swashbuckling movie roles, |doubted that the others would from the oxygen tent. A Ye) : ie, grease paint lat va 4 and joked about it.” sut it's not. It's merely Tyrone and his wife, Linda Christian, [be found. (porter lighted a cigaret and gave | Du eoecont : 826 Virginia Ave. MA-0298 Florshein laughs laughter became screams decked out for New York's Knickerbocker. Ball at the Waldorf-g | Dr. Barnett said Mr. Sanders |it to him. : : : Jas geen me Apa y ne Astoria Hotel. All proceeds of the glamorous event went to aid | i A { em—— fe? ! » ooled, lost + of horror when Jhe ligne 2p the Korean Wor Woda {was found a few feet from where! Just then his wife, Ethel, 4L| Be . nea. Bi CC A A A EC SSA : the trick. SI treé apparen 3 erate ee le en smmepeese a tee eet teeing : x " h and the tree burst into Hames. : y Cai ; $f Sushang The blaze “Spread like 8 D230’ | Parents Lose Second Son in ‘Korea War © the limit. W a v o grapes wm Ee Be ovium] ROYERSFORD, Pa., Dec. 24/was killed May 22. Last Friday : ris Tioved 5 | > . : R N AAPA pa more than 200 persons (UP)—Mr. and Mrs. Georgethe Defense Department notified o tae a stampeding toward the one exit Gincley were, notified yesterday|them their second son, Wilbur, He hauled © that could be opened. that the second of their three 929 was missing in action’ and rid > oa o Doctors at Tijuana's only hos- Sons has been killed in Korea. changed the designation to killed! Ag % pital reported that 52 persons, Their oldest boy, Edmund, 23,/in action yesterday. | want me to were trampled and burned seri-| = at them?” ously in the crush and 60 others) were injured. MR. CLO Then Screams thzh an hou “por.-a few seconds people just Mrs. Clow stood there trying to figure out | | Ayres * Mr what was happening,” said Mr. monds they Urquiszo. “All of a sudden the going to ge lights went out and screams | Clown alway started ringing through the “Wel ste smoke-filled auditorium.” Mrs. Dor The bodies of six children and| a woman were found on the side-| walk outside the auditorium, ; It Ha where #hey landed when they | y jumped from a window. By Ear NEW YQ

“Most of the people didn't have a chance,” said Roldolfo Gonzales, one of those who escaped. “The; exits were choked. I crawled over the top of bodies and then] smashed my way out of a win-

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Onlookers Helpless ; ; What I “There was nothing anyone 1 could do. Everyone tried to help,| ® the 9 pourids put the water stopped and here . ; we stood, completely helpless,” | AND IT TEACHES THRIFT “YOU LI he said. “No one could get any-| “4 f that time. ee a Ne eer | Hit your savings target with an lose anythin urn : . d a half block away. i | “uf fy TILIARS up-to-date bank. Come in and ON arce “I saw one woman "wit er AY: . . . Lol ress hair on fire. She was running 7 i SAY see this aid to savings. ola me He } and she was burned black from ’, oh head to foot. It was the most Cs THEY'RE GREAT » Au the s horrible thing I ever saw.” i < Horse Racing Announcer Joe CHRISTMAS GIFTS Stns Hernandez said it was the “most on withio -bfutal, horrible, pathetic thing I| on te A ever saw in my life.” 3geill Wi 2s Mr. Hernandez said some per-| Shot 4 i sons outside the building were R . | Rh ¥ gerion y a “actually crazed enough to try) a, aliroadmenrs . to get back into that hell, and the § police had all they could do to i FEDERAL SAVINGS & LL RAS STILL, v stop them. They practically had 21 VIRGINIA AVE after Valent 'ntine’s Day

to beat them away from it.” |

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To everyone everywhere . . . WI 70r AO IRIS Js

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A House headed by F asked the mi Ralph E. said the grou ployees “mal plicated tecl tions.”

“I think t what I- mean

hristmas is a family affair...

How big 1s a family? How wide is the world! Our own particular branch is this friendly community whose need we serve, and which, in

turn serves our need. We've enjoyed our part of living and giving,

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haven't you? Let's join hands today with every other community.

Let’s plan tor a good new year . . . let's keep Peace in the Family.

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