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CLEBURNE, TEXAS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1951
L YEAR, NO. 41
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Ini: on the site
They scheduled meetings of both deadlocked armis-
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smaller buildings.
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a disgrace to society.
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No extension of the trial cease-
01 inch respectively,
down two Communist MIG-15
without food much longer, if some- 1952.
During the afternoon, however,
armies may keep any terrain they
body had not happened to pass
return to their Nov. 27 positions
munis! encircled outpost.
a
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single American soldier was killed morning. They exchanged fire with
in action Wednesday. about 100 Russian-built MIGs, but
4 ft
during an armistice and stubbornly
refused to yield to a UN demand
arrangement all the way 'round.
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police
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has not been informed yet of the
result of Ravndal’s talk.
ies
Authoritative sources disclosed
loose on
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in-
.Hungarian
from her burns.
their unarmed transport plane
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I oh
Dish-Washing
Time Valuable
Five Children
Die in Blaze
One of the largest flights of
American Sabrejets of the war
matic agencies throughout Ger-
many. Hungary and Austria were
alerted to “bring back the men as
SITY
BURN
stood ready at two air bases in
Germany to fly out the C-47 crew
end of a 30-day trial cease-fire line
agreement with a large-scale at-
of bedding Drunks often set their
clothing on fire.
HOME
EDITION
most touching the door latch
"F turned to yell at him and the
car went out of control.*’ Thomas-
, son said.
spend a night.
There is no jailer or anybody
else near the city jail. A pri-
soner could die a dozen different
ways, while held in the disgrace-
ful prison. He could burn to
death, aittugh the rovgh con-
ere
son appearing before the court.
There is no dignity becoming the
court.
the south four hours later and at
last reports were inching toward
the surrounded position in deep
snow.
the leftovers from a turkey din-
ner.
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Flames from a coal stove swept moment Hungary guarantees their
through the house of a family of safe delivery to the Austrian bor-
12 early Wednesday, causing five der. 1
. disease,
up
informas
whom ha
calls for completion of the junior
high building within 300 days and
complctkino of the nree smaller
buildings in a total of 180 days
PANMUNJOM, Korea, Dec. 27. (U—-A 30-day drive
to complete a Korean armistice ended in failure Thurs-
day, but United Nations and Communist negotiators will
keep trying to arrange a cease-fire.
tallate later against Hungary.
But informed sources said flatly
that the United States will not
break off diplomatic relations be-
cause of the incident. Authorities
pointed out in that connection that
direct diplomatic contact with the
Hungarian government helped to
speed the negotiations for release
of the fliers.
Several considerations entered in-
to the U.S. decision to pay the
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«r**a slabs which serve as beds. ----
are not covered with any kind The
fur a cease-fire if a truce hnd been n third damaged.
reached by Thursday night. The Communists first attacked
Sunny skies for the first time in the Allied outpost west of the Mun-
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passed when
ubcommitteos
THE WEATHER
CLETURXE A VIcIIrY: Fair and ronUn-
!00 colt t omight. Low ast temperatures 23 to
22 Partly cloudy and warmer Friday
Planes Ready to Go
Two U. S. Air Force planes
Another thing, "he police de-
partevent should have a radio
dispatcher around the clock, down
that four American fliers imprison . American militar y and diplo-
ed in Red Hungary would be freed .... ..
by nightfall
Cleburne TIMES-REVIEW
just as handy for the police as
the new arrangemenis at city
J
3,6
a cry of “Atop IMS bus" from
a woman passenger stertled a
driver for the Annepolis-to-Bal-
timore bus line Tuesday-
The women, who had been
watching the diets and gauges
on the dashboard, suddenly
shouted that she wanted to pot
off. the sold she didn't want
to ride in a bus going 120
miles on hoor.The driver of the
bus, then found out the woman
had been wetching the wrong
meter. What she thought was
the speedometer was • guege
indicating the pressure on the
bus' air brakes. •
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avrangement would relievo the
present dispatcher of some of his
around-the-clock duties and give
Mm a chance to breathe.
These are all lust svgges’ions
which we believe would help to
bring the city police dapr’ment
up to dote and at the same time
cost the taxpayer very lithe mon-
DETROIT. Dec. 27 <b—Dr John
F Franklin, bead of the psychi- WICHITA, Kans.. Dec 27 ar—
atric clinic of juvenile court, fig-
ures his time is worth $10 an hour
whether he is treating a patient
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THANKFUL TO BE HONE—For the first time in three years, Robert Vogeler,
former prisoner of the Hungarian Reds, has a real Christmas Day at home with
his family in their apartment in New York. With him are gons Robert, 11%, left,
William, 10, and wife, Lucille. Earlier, Vogeler offered to put up $1,000 and lead
a drive to bail out four airmen being held by the Hungarian Reds. (NEA Tele-
photo)
Maybe a drunk does not deserve
tee much consideration, but the
tovghest, meat calloused enforce- (
ment officer will agree that any-
body deserves a better pecs to
contracts at the same time for Steelworkers union Thursday to
$130,000. call off the scheduled New Year
1 IS
a 4 4
ieny
’ .I nounced today through his real |
estule agents Lowis Armstrong of
"Cleburne and Dan Greenwood of
; Fort Worth, the purchase of the
i Jamestowne Apartments on North
। Main Street for a total consideru-
tion in excess of $175 000
Reds reported had escaped Oom
munist custody or had ibben ive-
leased. Full details similarly should
be provided oa 337 other U.8. and
20 British troops previously report-
ed to be in Communist hnds but
missing from their latest lint of
prisoners.
In the other subcommittee, Chi-
fa
solemn assurance" that the Com-
munists would not build up their
air power during an armistice, but
once again refused to put it in
fighter planes. They were found
guilty at a secret trial test week
of crossing the border illegally,
and were sentenced to pay $30,000
fines each, or spend three months
in prison-
State Department representatives
in Budapest stood by to pay $120,-
000 “ransom" for the airmen the
Puluxy river near Glen Rose,by
a mysterious intruder who pump-
ed five pistol slugs into is body.
Officers said the murder victim
was robbed of more than $800,
or doing the dishes. deaths among the children of a
Franklin said in court Wednesday * "
that after his wife was injured in
an automobile accident, he had to
wash and dry the dishes for a total
Or 25 hours and that it was worth is________________
s20030 of his $3,000 suit against children, Clorene, eight months.; U. 8- mi
iheother driver, factory worker was reported in critical condition/Ravndal met
Arthur A Croweil r
now-lapsed 32 Sabrejets tangled with 30 MIGs
in a biasing air battle that ended
with two enemy jets destroyed and
I roof. Taxes on the tea as you
I enter city hall, water bills on
the right, building permits and
other permits just e little further
back and on the right,
»
A police station never had any
business being located in the city
hail it is much better for every-
body concerned for the polie sta-
tion to be located in the building
on West Henderson Street.
Still, other improvements should
be made, however There is plenty
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Allied air raids or
111 Promises No Bi
He also sought
tion on 15 i
day. Walter J. Donnelly. U. S. strayed off course and was forced tion in official quarters whether
ambassador to Austria, said he down on Hungarian soil by Soviet , the United States will seek to re-
soon as possible" if the Com-' _______
munists fulfill their promise to re-; that President Truman personally
lease them. approved the U. S. decision to pay
. on Cleburne's six-building public
A school expansion program will get
I underway within 16 days. Supt.
| Dean Murphy announced today
a General construction contracis on
* the six buildings were let last night
at a meeting of the school board- .
Mechanical contracts, which in-
cluded electrical wiring and plumb-
ing and heating for i e new build
ings, were let last wek.
Included in the building program
is a new Junior High School build- r
capture. Under the
room in the building on West Hend-
erson Street for a city jail The
present city jail is located on the
first floor of Central Fire Station,
hit the very back of the building. McQuade Construction Co of Fort ............
The little, three-celled city jail is worth was awarded contracts on Telephoto)
a disgrace to society its two low bids to build the Cook.- - -
$ 1 '
17 a
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His contract
station. This
lack. The general lull in the:
ground. fighting continued. Not a
Swrinus Out Biswas,. —4 lneither aide scored an
Collapse of the 30-day effort to Americans said the I
at the
building, the Cooke elementary <
school in the northwest section of
the city, the Coleman elementary j
school on the western slopes of
the city limits, a homemakine cot-
tage. a music building will be 1
erected on the present High School
building premises
Jack Browder building contractot
nf Groesbeck, was awarded con-
tracts for erection of the Junior
High building, the homemaking
coltage, music loom and the ad-
dition to Irving school. His bid of
$275,469 was low on the Junior
High building His combined bid
of $71,300 was low on the three
against any truce violllons.
Hsieh also rejected W'dMiilMhr
for unlimited troop rotation during
an armistice! 1 4 1H A
border of Hungary and
we auvir zone of Germany.
The airmen have been held
communicado since Nov. 1, when
ternal injury which was detecu
। too late after a traffic aqeiden
nnd Henry Lee, 34, loot his life A
O'Donnell in a hit-and-run Lneid
in late-reported non-traffie fati
ties, David Turner, 2. was kill
at Lufkin when shot in the stoma
by a pistol which he and is toM
year-old brother were handiog.
Cartel Martines, 14, died i
Brownsville after falling from
horse. His neck was broken.
An Amarillo liquor salesmha
Owen Wilson, Jr. 30, was shot '
death in Amarillo, and the han
Ing death of Leopold Stapper. $
at MeQueeny waa ruled a SsGi
can absorb as much as a 40cent , The city council will meet in re- the past 24 hours were from Beau-
wage increase without raisingjgular session tonight at 7 o'clock mont snd Houston, with 02 and
prices. I at city hall.
_ - Dr. Emil Well, Hungarian min-!
Wichita packinghouse employe , ister to the United States, announe- |
Ihe father. Willie Todd. 41. Ne- ed here that the Americans would from Budapest directly or from
gro suffered second ami third de be released 'Thursday He said the here if the jailed airmen are turned
gree burns, his wife burns on the US. legation in Budapest had been ‘
hands and arms, and one of their so advised. the Sov
Christian M F.
Jones & Laughlin, Youngstown
Sheet 4 Tube. Sharon Steel and1
other leading producers already,
have accepted the President's of-1
fer of both wage and price hear-
ings.
Industry sources estimate that it
will take an SO-cent-a-ton hike in
WASHINGTON. Dec 27 IP—US.
officials hoped Thursday, and a
Communist diplomat promised,
_________— __________ safety of the foui airmen than on
There was Do immediate indica- saving diplomatic face.
officials of the
ministry Thora-i
the present
" However, there was no sign
committee, either side intended to mark the'
fire line period was mentioned.
In the prisoner subcommittee,
the UN's Rear Adm. R. K. Libby
demanded fall details on the alleg-
ed deaths of 57 American war
prisoners while ini1 Commuulst
hands. The Reds said Wodheeday
merely that the prisoners had Mtn
killed by Allied urtilery fire, in
publicist, pausing Id CL1
-I for lunch and for a ch
with a few of his friends as I
returns to Waco from Ver
where he spent the Christmas h
days ... i DUB will leave todi
for MIAMI. Where his team w
play GEORGIA TECH In tl
ORANGE BOWL grid classi Ne
Years day , . . 'add nifty it
SANTA PE‘S miniature twin 1
eal Deisels . Miniature umit
les merrily the tune, “On the’A
son Topeka & Santa Fe” .
Pretty MAURINE KELLEY t
Ing a necessary merchandW
change at a downtown shop.
Many property transaup
the making on plots of ground
two elementary school but
sites . . . Residences in qtu
will apparently spring up by
time buildings are completed
MARVIN BRYANT passing
time of day with a groug
friehds- is
A 2ApAuad6
Pmymumzamimurmyvya.
City officials made a wise de-
cisien when they moved the city
water department to city half
and moved the police department
into the building on Will Mender-
ton Street, formerly occupied by
the water deportment.
Now, folks con pay all of their
municipal bills while under one
- + Preliminary construction work *
i jet Complete a Korean armistice' “very non-aggressive.'!
third I means that henceforth the opposing Two Red Jets Downed
The department has a fine city
judg in Carroll Cooke. He has
been on both sides of the fence, a
pplicementfirsteondatrsweh.ud presumably by the slayer. prices to match each penny-an-hour I
ta. must hold court in the Ren- ! Several suspects have been quer- ( wage boost. However, government '
rds assembly room at police sta- ied by, investigating officers and agencies were reported to have; .
• released, but the probers were ---------- —------ )
.MTS ' TRUCE WARMING
others looking on. This is embar- destination was undisclosed. OLSO, Dec. 27 IIP United Nations
rawing for the judge and the per- 1 i Secretary General Trygve Lie I
1 ca j a |/-II warned Wednesday that any false
>tudentled steps in the Korean truce negotia-; |
■ A a -r s i lions may have “the most serious
111 AlltO Tumble consequences."
HOUSTON, Dec. 27 Eddie L. Lie said there has been no "les
Parker. 12-year-old sixth grsde sening in the international tension"
student was killed Wednesday during the current Paris meetin
when he was thrown from the gof the UN General Assembly but
running board of an automobile he also declared the world crisis
driven by a friend. Raymond has not worsened
Thomasson. 13. • ' • “
gl < '
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the fines, which many congressmen
have denounced as "ransom" and
international blackmail," Mr. .___
Truman acted on recommendations fines, it was learned.
from the State and Defense De- Snowballing drives to raise the
partments that the most urgent. "ransom" payment from private
consideration was “to get the Air contributions convinced high offi-
Force men out of Hungary aa cials that American public senti-
quickly as possible." ment placed a higher value on the
Retaliation Not indicated
er for many years, became a Cie-. r m an
ourne property owner today. Warmer Weather
Mautam Ben, who got his atart/, 4, _
as n professional golfer here at Te Nery Fnroraet
Nudan River Country Club. an- -VEW LUILLail
Young Thomasson told police he AMERICAN OFFICIALS HOPEFUL , -------— g----—
had tried to make his friend getchecks neatly counted but on a
gjS -- Promise American Fliers Freedom Today “" * *
Father Held in
Slaying of Son
DUMAS, Dee. 27 an—Oran Wil-
son. 50-year-old liquor store opera-
tor at Etter, wa charged with
murder Thursday for the Christ-
mas shooting of his son, Oran Wil-
son Jr. 30, in what officers believe
was an argument over money.
District attorney Floyd Richards
filed the charge Wednesday night
after questionig Wilson, his wife
and the wife of the slain man for
more than 11 hours. Me said the
elder Wilson refused to make a
statement.
Young Wilson, a liquor salesman,
died Wednesday from two bullet
wounds. Officers found a .32 Colt
automatic pistol believed used in
the slaying.
Sheriff John Easley quoted the
victim's wife as saying her hus-
band and his father had a “drunken
i scuffle" in a back room of the
liquor store immediately before the
shooting.
Officers found $1214 la dash end
! Negotiations To Continue
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Jamestowne Apartments Armies Began - Fighting
Purchased By Ben Hogan After Efforts Collaps
' Ben Hogan, the nation s top golf- • — -r— •• “""NT
By UNITED PRES tice subcommittees for 8 p.m. Thursday CST.
The weatherman promised Tex- With the collapse of the 30-day truce effort, the op-
ans a continued warm-up rhurstlay posing armies again are fighting for keeps. They no lon-
and Friday under fair to partly ger will be obliged to return to their Nov. 27 positions
cloudy skies and gentle winds. ! If and when a ceaseefire finally is negotiated.
। By mid-morning skies were mo* The cease-fire line and butler* —...... • --------+ - 1
ly fair, except for clouds over a uone so laboriously worked out by |
small south Texas aren around UN and Communist istaff otficera ‘Ravad HGrrhusnad
Brownaville. Forecasters paid high- 143 miles anrosn Korea held igoo I4G 4--9-WKY#
mies from Tyler. . • ■ ■ p ,
Twelveyear-old Eddie L Parked I
died at Houston when throwh from 1
torvmpin "SbmrVaoo yauara 17 xnnnepes Sgmsdm
........." "iin Youndebg Sheit Bretts ' )
One-year-id Robert Cruse died j
at Houston from an unusual 1-
ranged “Mig alley" during the
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writing.
Moreover, he insisted that the
Communists have the right to re-
— build thoir airfields to ‛Nrt Korea
three days brought out both UN dung valley on the eastern front
and Communist planes in force. Iwo days ago. They finally sur-
over northwest Korea, rounded it at » p.m. Thursday cat.
UN forces counter-attacked from
Gauge Was Too
Fast, Anyway
BATIMQR, AML Dec. 24
Law enforcement officers of two tract; no work" position. It was
The iaishovid. b: movd 1° ! counties and one Texas Ranger expected at its meeting Thursday
Mhe buiiding on. West Menderson continued to work today toward a afternoon to modif yits resolution
Street. It would not cost, much solution of the robbery murder, and "urge" members to continue
money. At least the prisoners last Saturday night of Robert on thier jobs until the special con-
would benafit of edesk Bundy Moss. 59, of Glen Rose vention acts »
sergeant, who could look in on District Attorney John A. James Murray has answered all ques. i 122
them from time to time and io’ with Somervell County sheriff, tions with "no comment" since he
down about what time they hang- Grace Williams nnd Texas ranger issued Monday his recall of the 1 28
ed themselves- George Roach of Stephenville,dis- , policy commitice. However, he was MMkk
This would be a mighty handy appeared Wednesday with one reported "satisfied" with Mr. Tru- A
known suspect. There whereabouts man’s proposal for stabilization E
of the group was a secret and nojboard hearings. 1 1-5%
„ .. „ word had been received from the U. s. Steel Corp., Republic Steel. ■■
hall- it would allow the police investigators bete at noon today,
department to function more ef- Moss was slain in his lonely
ficiently. (arm home on the banks of the
Murray will be com ply ing with Ughterg and badly damaged a t_ -
___ President Truman’s strongly -word- in an (82 plane doglight over north
___. ___ Construction bids were opened cd request that steel production be west Korea Thursday. ______ ______
through the alley nearby. The pri- tty school board members and the continued in the “national inter- On the ground front, United Na- agreement, they would have had to In a blaring slrbattl
soner attracted the attention of t architects at a public meeting here est" until government stabilization tions infantrymen fought through "tu- '" *hei- Mau 97 m-ie. - ......----
a passerby and the passerby was last week. boards can hear the union's de- knee-deep anow on the eastern front
kin I enough to advise the police.--- --------—-imand for an 1$ 1-2 cent an hour in an attempt to relieve a Com-
if you have never had the op-lam ■ m « wage increase and the companies' — —a -- —---- 1
portunity to visit the city jail.; Mnrror Prnherg plea for price relief --
you should go down and make an • V-*- *e The wage policy <
inspection. Sec what you are m . 17 • i which acts on all important moves
providing in the way of a prison, ' usDect V APISH of the steel union's chief, last week
* • F- reaffirmed the USW's “no con-
ly hit*. The
Reds ware
Remain Perilous
As Deaths Mount
By UNIYBO PRIM
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Texas streets and highways re- >
mained the nation'* moat porilous
Thursday as the traffic death toli
for the long Christmas-New Year's
hollday climbed to 79.
Fire, shootings, stabbings, drowd-
Ings and falls cost the lives of
another 42 persons' for a violent
death total of 121 since 0 p m. {
Friday. The ominous figure sug-
gested that the final holiday 19
will exceed the forecast by
the Texas Department of Public
Safety.
For the Christmas week end.
0>dy California logged a casually
figure approachihg the Texas
mapl s' p‛f 182
Six Days ramei
The period of peak hazard w4s
in Ite sixth d*X Thursday,' and *fe
dangerous days remain before the
New Year's celebrations, inelud:
ing the bowl football games— at
peat.
During the same Christmas-: ;
New Year’s period last year 28
persona were killed inTexas, 114
of them in traffic aecidents. n I
The latest traffic fatalities cerite :
under freak circumstances. ' ■*
Elmo Hitt, 37. a Tyler met- ,
rhant, was kilted instantly whe
his ear collided with a mule thre
~ OUTNUMBERED! U.S. SABREJETS
2=^^S^S?S SCORE AGAINST ENEMY ARMADA
Not so long ago, a young prisoner weather, should be ready for oc- conyeniion of 2,500 delegate*, will, BTHjARMYuDQS. Korea-Deca-
in the city jail went without food cupancy by next fall. Supt Murphy vote on ratification Jan 3 at At- 27 I-Ameriea .tabrejets shot
from early in the morning until said. The Junior high building lantic City,
midnight and would have gone should be finished by the end of
pwa
2
his old home 1
BUTNER and t
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. g"ecc-
. . period actually does
Laredo’s 75 degree maximum not expire until midnight Thursday
_______ _________ ____ was Texas’ highest, night (b sm, eat), but the last
jmew management will take over The lowest maximum was 41 at chance of agreement
the Dalhart, which also had the state the two armistice _________
low of 14 degrees Thursday morn- adjourned for the day with
, ing. The highest minimum road- progress" reports.
Council Meetino ing was 50 at Brownsville. “ — “ -
The only precipitation reports for
Sonstrustnniilwtern ?o Ney Parley Deadline Reached
Hogan specifically purchased all ____ . ___. _____
w.th TROOPS IN FIELD- Francis Cardinal Spell- ion Lasruwsa meadn iWKFxr comPlab
man. Archbishop of New York, consoles a wounded Mrs. Irwin T. Ward and P. H. er will result. | > Agreement Chance Passes '
UN soldier at a hospital near Seoul, Korea He spent Thomason. The 20-unit apartment HAght northerly winds were gon- No new cease-fire line and buffos
Christmas Day with the troops in the tield. (NEA building was built in 1947, eral Thursday, but were due a zone will be drawn until the rest
“ ’ ) Claud Fox, the golfer's father- switch to the east, then Io the of the armistice term have been
in-tow. will manage the apartments southeast Friday, aiding with the settled.
snd Coleman elementary school msl | • _ | • a o| ander the new ownership Fox is warm-up. The 30-day
buildings in an slotted time of 240 l hrA-FenAr VTAAI NTFIVA fee father of Hogan’s wife, Valerie,
total days. McQuade bid $166,851 | 11| Cd I CU IUU JIHHI .DLIKE who is a former Cieburnite. The Wednesday
on the Cooke school and $101,055 5 555 "75 T""" “"u"-Wjm .
on the Coleman building 1AA*II n m ll I T I adlar Jan. 1, according to
^Wxgr-5 Will Be Cancelled Today -
$42,500 and the Broiles Plbg. A PITTABURGH. Dec. 27 IP——CIO figures indicating that the industry
Heating Co. of Fort Worth, was f President Philip Murray will tell
awarded the plumbing and heating j top policy-makers of his United
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