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Republic 'I R Dominican autkor-
iti".- planned t« question publisher
Robert Hart Uon t«>day about a
jungle quarrel that *n«Jed when
in- was- accidentally wounded by a
profess,,,K1| big game hunter.
Hal i >un, 51, publisher of tlx-
."t ns;it!«>riii| xpo.s ma^azin \ f'on-
fidential, r• >t•*<! i i thospital
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bruises.
Daniel
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Daniel said the S >|iten\b*'i- !)♦•
moeiatir convention is known as
the "governor's convention/* and
that it customarily concerns itself
with state nvitters rather than
national party affairs.
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Electric Storms
Set Off 71 Fires
COLLEGE STATION. T- \. a r
The Texas F<>n*st Servio says
71 fires hav«- b- cti -t in Ka.-t Tex-
as as a result of electrical storn s
since July 1.
J. II. Burnside. head of th* !'in
Control Department at Lufkm,
-aid also, " fh ' lack «'! ailifai 1
dui ing 1956 in Fa t T \as
I meant a serious increa.-.- tl
I number of wild forest fil - and
the acreage "f ftn land li'..ni"i!
As of .1 jI;, .1 of iHs.. y. . .
j wildfire^ buiti-'d ii'-ai 1> t
'acre* tompaied to only <!
tires which burned 11.-' • ■ ..cres
for the sann period last v ai.
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Influence Loss Is
Discounted By Ike
W VSH1NC. I « \ «Ui !' •
Kisenhower Wediw^sday rejected
j the idea that his influence mil
J diminish if he is elected to a s«*
cond term.
He told a news conference that
! "any pi^esulent, as long as he
honestly and earnestly trying t«
I serve lt>8 million p *"pU . is not po-
int; to be without influ^ric-."
Mr. Ki>enh #wer i> the first p"'
siileiit t« be affected by a n> a c« n
j <titutional aiMei'ulnieiit iin.itintT an
. Ameiican eljief •\'(at;'.f :<• t c.«
Canal Solution
Offered Students
STILLWATKK, Okla. d'.Pt—A
oi!)u*i Kifvptian delegate to the
.eiled Nations told the fifth au-
i. : convention of Arab students
n th- I S Wedni-sday nitfht th
.;ily solution to the current Suez
■nsis is n-vision of the Contst'in
il. .jjle CohVelltiwil Vtf l>Ni or i tll
•« of a new treaty.
li (I at- (ihobashy, FK.vptiau
' i.suiat official, saai threat Bl 1
and 1'iance hav'e IjUIN in
( of Ipllo'ditllL' the plilH'iples
I . lit loll, hut are in tact
i i. t. mi t., destroy it by theii
l,i eats of force.
The coir ention provided free
of na fallen in the Suez
anal.
i .,i,. ■ ii al, "The sp.insois of
L iidon t-onft-rence i^'noied the
• • it 1.1- .fit. as the territorial
;i ii -hould play the dominant
in liillinK such a conference.
Babe Zaharias
Losing Weight
KSTON. TFX. (U.H —Babe
tH'.iich comfortaUle and
spirits in her battle with
is steadily losinK weight
said today.
problem of late has been
nutrition since she has no
the (',tily John Sealy
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INSURANCE AGENCY:
in the past 1" day
vever, the bulletin added,
/..•■harias remains in good
t .lid - attempting to take
nourishment by drinking
S , his been fed yitraven-
' ously foi th.1 past two weeks
I • i < t oi wouldn't say just how
: u;-h .'.eight the famed woman
at! • •' has lost V1 her three-veal
battle with cancer, or since two
• : lation- performed within tile
(i ir't t i". e weeks.
Lfquor Imports
At Border Cut
I. VRKDO. Tex. <rIN—The Tey.-is
I,amor Control Hoard cracked
do ■ n on liquor imports from Mex-
ico toda> and bottle smashing on
th.' international bridge recalled
|i ohibition days.
( .ie Hreiinan, state liquor tax
coll .-tor at I.iredo. said no per-
- ■ , legardless of their home
tate will be allowed to bring in
i or ■ than one quart of liquor at
a time This will be limited to one
each .'10 days.
I'reviousiy, persons living in
some states' were allowed to bring
in a gallon at a time.
Yiolatois had the choice, of re-
tiiininir the excess liquor to Mexi-
. o o! leaving it at the inspection
,-lation where the bottles were
a h. d. Most did the latter.
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Recess Is Taken
In Robbery Trial
BOSTON tl'.E>—A Brink's cash-
ier who was forced by gunmen to
lie on the floor during the $1,218,-
211 robbery testified Wednesday
that he would be unable to say
positively tK'it the packages the
gunmen took contained money.
Cashier Thomas B. Lloyd said
none of the five persons in the
Brink's counting room ever actu-
ally saw the money. Chief defense
counsel Paul T. Smith drew from
Lloyd the disclosure that the loot
was wrupped in se.iled packages
with amounts listed on the out-
side.
Superior Judge Felix Forte or-
trial of eight men on the robbery
charges until Saturday. The de-
fense requested the recess because
of the Jewish new year holiday.
Portland Suffers
Heavy Fire Loss
PORTLAND, Ore. H'.I'i—A roar
ing fire swept a half-mile section
of the Portland waterfront on
Wednesday, d*«ivyiutf industrial
buildings, docks ,snd homes in the
area- . . , ,
The blaze apparently started on
the dock area of the Zidell Ship-
yaid near the Ross Island Briflge
on the west side of the William-
ettte River. The flames burned
down six buildings ,ind four homes
before they could be controlled.
The old Seattle-Brememerton
Ferry, the Malahat. tied up at the
Zidell Machinery dock and about
to be retired, was also a victim of
the fire.
There were no reports of any
serious injuries, although seveivti
firemen suffered from smoke and
exhaustion.
GRACE SAILS FOR U. S.
LE HARVE, France, d'.PJ—Grace
Kelly sails from this port today to
return to the United States 'is a
Princess.
The former Hollywood actress
and her husband Prince Rainier
III of Monaco ieave on the SS Uni-
ted States this evening.
Mayonnaise separated during re-
frigeration can be re-emulsified by
being beaten slowly into an egg
yolk.
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Commies Print
Ressial Pictures
i i i'! l\ —The Fast Ger-
■ 11:iiunist press today pub-
,1 j.!-,. tographs of racial vio-
\ oiei ica.
[photographs showed white
■ •-tuining ,i Negro's auto-
Clinton. Tenil., a Negro
at; iii his automobile, and
• ••I il men in white gowns be-
a flaming cross.
! Junge Welt caption read.
"Ti . • !) leigns in Tennessee."
T!a- It.-rliner Zeitung headline
• ,i . A g o.-s must avoid the
: . . t.- atmosphere of terror—U.
.-•.ith.-rti states make own
Mansfield Order
Will Be Reviewed
WASHINGTON dU!1—President
: Eisenhower plans to review the te-
jderal court order which stipulated
that the public schools of Mans-
field, Tex., be integiated—un or-I
der which led to mob action by .
whites to prevent Negroes from i
j registering.
A reporter told Mr. Eisenhower
j at his news conference Wednesday
' that Texas Gov. Allan Shivers had
| voiced defience of the court's in-
; tegration decree and ordered Ne
gro students trying to enroll at
Mansfield transferred.
I The reporter asked whether the
President had discussed this situa-
' tion with the Justice Department.
"I have not discussed it because
i you are quoting both an order that
1 1 have not read and a statement
I that I have not seen," the Presi-
1 dent answered.
White Rose Wins
NEWARK, N. Y. fflLE) _ A
white rose has been chosen for na-
tional honors for the first time in
the 18-year history of tile Ail-
American Rose selections. The A11 -
American floribuda for 1957 is
White Bouquet, introduced to the
public at the 25th annual rose fes-
eival here. It's originator. E. S.
Boerner, has had more loses pat-
ented under his name than any
hybridizer in history.
Spraying rugs and carpets with a
five per cent DDT oil solution every
12 to 18 months will help prevent
moth damage.
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i Two School Girls
| Killed In Traffic
I CHICAGO d'.Hi—An inquest o-
i pened today into the auto pedes
| trian deaths of two little girls on
the first dav of school.
Sandr.-i Griffith, •">, and her sis-
ter, Jean, T, were killed when
struck Wednesday by the auto of
Richard Dombeck, IK, Evanston,
III.,who was driving his father's
nuto for the first time alone.
Dombeck broke away from offi-
cers at police station after the
accident, banged hi:: head against
a wall, and shouted: "My God,
| what did I do now ?"
The Griffith sisters were in a
| group of 25 children returning
home from lunch when the acci
dent occurred. Another youngster.
5-year old Lind'i Gustat'son, suf-
fered burns from boiling radiator
water, but her condition was not
serious.
British Officers
Angered By Test
LONDON (I'.Rl—U. S. and Royal
Air Force officers wore reported
angered today at the British gov-
ernment fur permitting a Soviet j
general—Russia's chief test pilot
—to fly a still hush hush Rirthsi
jet fighter at the Farnborough air
show.
There was also some dismay at 1
the fact the government invited
P. V. Dementicv, Soviet minister
for the aircraft industry, to visit
one of Britain's biggest and most
secret aim aft engine factories
Friday.
Soviet Lt. Gen. Alexei Blagoves-
chensky took up a new Hawker
Hunter jet trainer for 4n minutes
Wednesday with Hawker test pilot
Bill Bedford and sent it clashing
through the sound barrier in a
full test of its capabilities.
Adlai Scouts GOP
Campaign Pledges
SAN FRANCISCO (C.Pi—Adlai
E. Stevenson said today that a Re-
publican wrecking crew in Con-
gress will prevent President Ei-
senhower from making good his
campaign pledges.
T h o liemocratic presidential
candidate said there were some
"forward-looking" parts of the
speech Mr. Eisenhower gave at the
GOP national convention here.
But he said in a speech prepar-
ed for delivery to the Internation-
al Association of Machinists that
"the record shows" that the same
Republican congressmen who
cher-d the President's speech
"voted against those same things I
in congress."
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