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Las Vegas Hotel Drops Hunk
Of Cash To Baccarat Players
LAS VEGAS UPI) A Las
Vegas hotel opened the first legal
card game of baccarat in the
United States Sunday and today
it is just about $200,000 poorer.
Sixteen players beat the Sands
Hotel out of $231,000 in the first
five hours the fast-moving game
opened. - '
Betting on each hand by each
of 12 players ranged from a mini
mum of $20 up to $1,500.
Players lined up 10 to 15-deep
all day to get a chance at the
blackjack-like game, and the
house slowly whittled its losses
down to about $200,000 by the end
of the first 24 hours.
Remine scent Of Past
The loss was reminescent of the
day the desert resort hotel opened
in December, 1952. The house lost
$215,000 the first night.
But a Sands spokesman said:
"We're not too worried. We
think things will average out by
the end of the year."
Biggest winner in the game was
and unidentified Texan who pocket
ed $172,000. A woman who gave
her name as Marie Graguaud of
Paris also was among the big win
ners. A hotel spokesman said word of
the winning streak by players
spread up and down the street and
drew natives and tourists alike
into the hotel to get a crack at
the new game.
There were an estimated 70
gamblers still waiting to get a
shot at the game at midnight.
Singer Frank Sinatra, part own
er of the hotel, was credited with
getting the game brought here
after having seen it played in
France
The game which was originat
ed in Oreece is played by 12
players, a house dealer and a
house banker with six to eight
decks of cards. The dealer inserts
the cards into a mechanical con
trivance and each player pulls out
his own cards seeking a winning
total of eight or nine.
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6:30 Newsbeat Amos n Andy "
6 45 NBC News
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8:00 " The Texan Love and Marriage
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10 30 Camera Detective June Allyson Newa
10:41 " Late Movie
11:00 KlKhtbrat 4 Moai Feature
11:15 Jack Paar "
11:30 "
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9 30 on The Go Treasure Hunt
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10 Song Shop As the World Turn From These Roota
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WASHINGTON UPI Pvt.
Lemuel King liked the Army even
if it didn't like him. But he has
changed his mind.
King was so fond of the service
life that he managed to sneak
back in with a higher rank and
a plush job after the Army boot
ed him out.
When his masquerade was un
covered and he was slapped with
a court martial, however. King
lost no time in declaring himself
a civilian. And his legal end run
worked. '
The Military Court of Appeals
made public the tangled details
of the story Friday in upholding
the 38-year-old Californian s con
tention that he could not be court
martialed because he was not a
real soldier when he committed
an offense.
After he had served 14 years
in the Army, King, of Seaside
Calif., was discharged for mis
conduct in 1958.
Frend Fakes Orders
He contacted an unidentified
friend at Fort Ord, Calif., who
was able to fix him up with fake
orders along with a promotion to
sergeant first class,
On the strength of his bogus
papers, King was shipped to
Frankfurt, Germany, where he
was assigned as a food supervi
sor in a quartermaster section.
For five months, he lived the
good life. There was the ser
geant's pay, allowances for quar
ters, soft duties and no KP.
Unfortunately, King was not
quite satisfied. He went AWOL
He was picked up and his gravy
train screeched to a halt.
The army court martialed King
for unauthorized absence and sen
fenced him to a year of hard la
bor at the U. S. Disciplinary
Barracks at Lompac, Calif,
Protests Soldier Status
At that point King lost his love
for the Army. He wrote the judge
advocate general in Washington
protesting that he was a civilian
having been discharged back in
1958 and therefore not subject to
court martial
The three-man military appeals
court, the highest reviewing au
thority for military trials, ruled
2-1 that King indeed had been a
civilian since 1958 and that the
court martial was null and void.
The military jurists indicated,
however, the Army could have a
bo at King in the civilian courts
But authorities said it would be
some time before they could de
cide whether to try that.
King's friend at Ft. Ora was
honorably discharged between the
time he slipped King the phony
papers and the date of King s ar
rest. So the military courts, can't
touch the friend, either.
This lot is mad up from Information by Television Stations and Its
accuracy cannot ba guaranteed by the Is Grand Obtenrer.
VETERAN TRAINER DIES
SAN MATEO. Calif. iL'PH -
Joe Cooper, who retired a few
vcars ago as the nation's oldest
horse trainer, died here luesaay
at the age of 90. Cooper, an
owner and conditioner lor more
than 60 years, suffered a broken
hip when he fell two weeks ago.
Dale Schmidts
Of Elgin
Proud Parents
ELGIN (SpeciaD-Mr. and Mrs.
Dale Schmidt. Spokane, are par
ents of a son born Nov. 6. He has
been named Tedmund John and
weighed seven pounds, 12 ounces.
Mrs. Schmidt is a twin sister of
Mrs. Dell Parsons.
Dr. Claude A. Lewis. Port Or
chard, le.'t recently with his elk
after spending several days hunt
ing with Jack Eckstein.
.Mr. and Mrs. Dick Coyner of
Novota, Calif., left recently after
two weeks at the home of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wsather-
poon. Coyner was another of
Ihe lucky elk hunters.
The Blue Mountain Chapter 52
OES held their annual "Friendship
Night" recently in McKenzie hall.
John Lyman left recently for
Spearfish, S D. He plans to visit
his father and other relatives for
two or three weeks.
Leave For Vacation
Mr. end Mrs. Jack Parsons have
left for a vacation trip to the
coast. The children are staying
with their grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Parsons.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Anson
were Elgin guests recently. Their
grandson. Dale Anson, returned
home with them to sp end a few
days In Slanfield.
Larry Adams, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Adams, fell while
playing at the home of neighbors,
breaking his left arm in two
places. He was taken to the
Grande Ronde Hospital in La
Grande for surgery. He returned
home last week.
Church Woman Meat
Mr. and Mrs. Abn?r Wade left
recently on vacation. They plan
tfl visit her sister and family,
the Harold Plersols, in Waitsburg,
Wash. Their daughter, Patty, is
an OSC student at Corvatlis, and
their daughter. Joy, is teaching
school in Sacramento, Calif.
The Loyal Women of the Chris
lion Church met recently at the
home of Mrs. Bernal Hug Sr. The
Bible lesson was given by Mrs.
Haro'd Blanchard. The ladies then
surprised Mrs. Deloris Wiles with
a crib quilt and a money tree.
Following the party, Mrs. Hug
served the group cookies and cider.
The Rockwall Grange held a
potluck dinner recently with the
regular meeting following. They
held a dance last Saturday night.
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