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THE Mt. PLEASANT TEXAS, DAILY TIMES Wednesday Evening, December 5, 1956
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has been revealed.”
LONDON U—The Eden govern-
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Lloyd denied that Britain col- a delegation inside, but Hungarian
sion but admitted "it is true that to lock the doors.
because
"I hope the United States will die the job of dispersing the wo-
city
se:
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a collection of up to 1300 from
Fall
ced!
disillusionment
catuse
program on which he said British- reported discontent was anything
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of Lubbock said yesterday.;
high time that we realize refused today to reconsider its de-
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sell bonds.
eral farm bulldings. Two
| than 100 students at Moscow Uni-
men has called on Iraq to pull out
Pact
ted!
millions who live in poverty there.
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Suspended Today
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DUCKS LOVE HER — Miss Pat
Peacock, 18-year-old Stuttgart, was widely interpreted et blow
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Tuesday
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Legislature Plans
Study Of Juvenile
Crime In January
ble a closer alliance in the future."
Lloyd put forward a live-point i
doctrine, reached London oday.
There was no evidence that the
The Associated
each legislator and
The Russians moved more tanks
and armored cars into the city
as a precaution, but ordered Hun-
garian soldiers and police to han-
HING
)NS,
van. the Labor party's foreign pol-
a driver's license.
Thugs 17 or under also were
responsible for 46 9 per cent of
would be called tomorrow.
Some women massed in
of th British legation, but
chased away by two huge
economic oommittee to full mem-
bership of the Baghdad Pact."
The alllance of states along the
noithern uer of the Middle East
cd the night before about financi-
al problems. A note found be-
side Mrs. Hughes listed house-
hold bills and overdue install-
ment payments totaling $435 85.
Sgt. D. A. Ruiz of the San
Gabriel police listed the case as
“one suicide.- four murders."
Monday
Tuesday
Water Report
Compiled dally from readings
taken at both city reservoirs.
Two A&M Students
Are Suspended For
Hazing Practices
COLLEGE STATION. Tex.
I his
Many
lair
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sian tank*. Tanks and armored
cars forestalled efforts of a group
of women to parade in front of
the Petoefi monument.
The crowd which converged on
the U. S Embassy sought to send
ponsible for all damage caused
by their minor children.
Sen. Grady Hazlewood of Ama-
rillo called for a law “that will
front
were
Rus-
hunting a place to land. He final-
ly put it down safely on a farm
near Coal. Mo., almost running
out of gasoline.
block designations, etc 3
In addition to the act
HUNGARIANS DEMONSTRATE AGAIN
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______________________________ . - . - - - - ■ — BUDAPEST U—-Hungarian po-
Union Shop Case
AUSTIN I—The Supreme Court
ish action in the Middle East stop-
ped war from spreading there.
The challenge, voiced by For
eign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd, drew
a quick rejoinder from Aneurin Be
tary operation in a signed article
1 in the Cairo weekly newspaper
Akhir Saa.
He wrote that he was surprised
when Britain launched its attack
sed two fingers of
to swear the oath,
led into the faces
soldiers.
C-
B-
ment connived at the war," Bevaa
declared.
The clash came in the midst of
East should be based
1. Prevention of new Arab-Is-
raeli hosuilities.
2. Restoration of a permanent
I install some sense of responsibili-
ty on the part of children toward
the society they live in "
arr
"It
per Trud had attacked speakers
at meetings of Soviet workers who
"do not intend to make serious
criticism of local shortcomings-,
they loudly attack everything and
everybody."
ntractrs meeting.
The unoppose d candidate for
system for the operation of the given added weight by Moscow
Suez Canal. radio broadcasts — quoting Soviet
J Promotion of a permanent journals—which added up to the
ment challenged its Laborite op- -
position today to dispute that Brit laborated with Israel in the Inva- policemen required the Americans
to state 'right to work” laws as
hey applyto railroad workers.
The Santa Fe motion for rehear-
ing contended the contract vio-
lates the right to work law. The
Supreme Court's decision today
was given without a written opin-
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local watershed basis be-
no statewide tax has been
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place some degree of conscious
responsibility on parents for their j
neglected offspring—and, as well
British Labor Party Says
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listed juvenile deliquency as one
of the biggest. Finding the pro-
ships were not exactly welcome
shortly after Egypt nationalized
Ttpy Suez Canal in July end U S.
authorities called off summer vto
its by Sth Fleet vessels. There was
no announcement of what brought
about the change in attitude, but
presmubably the ships' visit is in-
tended as a warning to the domi-
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and the other indefinitely, but
with the provisioh he cannot re-
enroll at A&M before September.
1957.
Names were withheld
it was the first expulsion for
hazing this year. Last year 12
were suspended on similar
1 charges.
kids as vandals and hoodlums
The power to deal with this small
per cent strongly and effectively
should be reflected in the laws
passed by the 55th Legislature."
said Rep. Moyne Kelly of Afton.
4 S rengthening of the Baghdad* patch from Moscow that "more
tr Little
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be, too.
see the many
items we have,
opriate for
ccasion.
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North of
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Sk.
Next Friday and Saturday are
Super Value Days again, and in-
cluded in this issue of the Daily
Times is the special section carry-
ing advertising of the many bar-
gains that are to be found in the
stores of the cooperating mer-
chante. With Christmas just a-
round the corner, the special low
prices/make it possible for shop-
pers to fill their gift lists at big
savings. ____________
Mother Kilk Self
And Children After
Financial Worries
coperation 'In the Middle like that which led to the students"
i lice, acting on Russian orders,
.nuke up a mass demonstration
n
Rep Ted Springer of Amarillo*
said it was * local problem "but
there is a great deal that we can
do on a statewide bsis."
“This problem is growing pro-1
gressively worse in our major [
cities, particularly in the field of I
traffic violation," said Corpus
Christi Rep Dewitt Hale "I shall
propose legislation to make juve-
niles punishable for all traffic of-
er 4, 1956
fe shall no longer
MANILA (P—Talks on the ex-
pansion of U.S. military bases in
the Philippines were suspended
Indefinitely today.
U.S. Minister Horace Smith told
a session of the two nations' ne-
gotiators that the special Ameri-
can representative at the talk-.
Karl R. Bendtesen, and his ad-
visers would leave tomorrow Tor
Washington.
The four-month-old talks were
stymied almost from the start on
had named him new ambassador
to Tokyo. He replaces John M.
Allison, who will return to the
U S. for reassignment MacAr-
thur, 47, has been in the diplo- ■ most improbable that any re-
maitc service for 21 years. ponstble Briton would take such
fenses together with other con-
trols."
Rep Gordon Forsyth of Corpus
per solution undoubtedly would
criminal cases developing within
U.S. military insalltions in the
islands. A two-week recess was
called because of that issue Sept.
Israel represented a conspiracy
aimed at the "full and complete
destruction of his country.
"God was with us," Ine de-
clared.
The 38-year-old President, a
lieutenant colonel and a veteran
a nee linking Iraq. Iran, Turkey.
Pakistan and Britain
Iraq, the only Arab member of
Baghdad Pact, ha* rofuned to at-
tend any meetings attended by Bri-
tain since the British-French at-
tack on Egypt.
countered the edge of a cold front
hanging stationary north of the
Missouri-Kaijas area.
A twister knocked'a four-room
frame house into a nearby road
at Ballard, Mo. Harlan Ireland.
40, a farm hand, w as critically j
hurt. Mrs. Harvey Tucker. wife
of the farm owner, was slightly |
hurt.
A six-room farm house owned
by Harvey Morris was damaged
at Montrose, Mo, along with sev- l
Calif. W — Coun-
tank Gibson and
out for the stata
nenta to attend a
rence on traffic
later Gibson's
led with another
in suffered slight
El. .1 - avra
he had considered it
Financed Locally
AUSTIN iP— The cure to Texas'
water problem must be financed
" The office of the Daily Times
has just been presented a brand
new 1956 map of Greater Mt.
Pleasant prepared by Don Nolte,
local engineer. In our opinion, it
is one of the most complete and
accurate maps of ML Pleasant
we have ever seen, taking in new
additions, street name changes,
on the globe in his office in
Washington after the announce-
ment that President Eisenhower
I on a
thefts, 527 per cent of the bur-
glaries and 21.4 per cent of the her second straight title compel- .
‘ing against entries of all ages
from a half dozen states in Stutt-
icy spokesman. pass on from membership of the
"On the contrary, the govern
i ebellion In Hungary But is appar-
ently is causing concern.
| There was no official confirma-
tion of the reports But they were
turbulence resulted when moist i only the National Guard was re-
air from the Gulf of Mexico en- 1 sponsible for the Gaza Strip and
robberies.
Glen McLaughlin of the De-
3. An- aproach toward the eco- versity have been expelled during
nomic problem* of the Middle th* past two month* for criticiz-
East with the objectives of rais- ing and taking part in demonstra-
ing living standards among the tions against the Communist re-
AUSTIN iP—In 1955, more than; younger.'
2 of 5 major crimes in Texas Almost two thirds of all auto
were committed by youths 17 or I thefts were by juveniles under 18.
Press wrote
that Egypt always knew that nar-
row finger of land could be cut
off easily.
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Jordan Asks Iraq
To Withdraw From
Baghdad Alliance
AMMAN, Jordan AP-Stressing
Arab unity, Jordan's Parliament
4 —
Ssots As1 Reds Action By Britain
sucn a program from the state
Capitpl" Carr, told Texas chap-
be much tougher, however.
Several statewide groups met
here in November and urged the
law makers to enact a law to re-
quire parents to be held financial-
ly responsible for the actions of
their children.
These organizations included
the County J udges and Commis-
sioners Assn., Texas Police Assn .
Sheriffs Assn.. and the Depart-
ment of Public Safety.
« Nasser Says Attack
Was Conspiracy To
- - gart. Blowing the caller made for
partment of Public Safety said her by het father, Pat can sound
the percentage* nationally were like a lones me mallard or some
about tha sama in exas * dack’s mother.
which the future of Prime Minis
ter Eden's government was at
stake The Labor opposition is de-
manding his downfall Even some
in Eden’s Conservative party are
opposing him because of hi* pol-
icy in the Suez crisis.
Lloyd argued that because of
the invasion "th* magnitude of
the Soviet penetration of Egypt
gime."
The Daily Express. In another
story from Moscow reporting the
expulsions, said:
"Some of those dismissed from
Moscow University have been
Oct. 29.
I Detailing Egypt's military posl-
The Weather Bureau said the [ tion on that date. Nasser said
LAKI ELEVATION
Readings Belew Spillway Level:
New Lake 11 feet, 7 inches
Old Lake 10 feet, 7 inches
RADFALL
Tornadoes Lash
Small Missouri
Towns Tuesday
KANSAS CITY w—Tornadoes
lashed two small towns in cen-
tral Missouri last night. Four
persons were injured, one se-
riously.
The storm front buffeted a
small plav piloted by James
Cdleman, 43, of Independence.
Kan., as he shuttled up and
down the Kansas-Missouri line
visiting at the home were slight- of the pro-Western Baghdad Pact
ly hurt. P The l- gislators voted to send a
A tornado alert was sounded 1 message to King Faisal of Iraq
earlier in the day in a seven- 1 asking him to abandon the alli-
a Nebraska railway labor case
passed on by th* U 3. Supreme
Court recently.
Under the contract, all employes
would, 60 days from the date of
the agreement, become members
oh the upion as a condition of their
continued employment.
Th* Nebraska case upheld a
1951 amendment to the National
Railway Labor Act authorizing
railroads land labor unions to en-
ter into uhion shop agreements re-
gardless of state laws. The ruling
Christi said th* juvenile art
should be amended to reduce the y
age to 15 He muggested "remol- j
inghardship cases from the juris- 2
diction of county judges "
Rep. Howard Green of Fort A
Worth said he planned to intro- E
duce a bill to make juvenile driv- 5
ers responsible “in the same man- ■
ner as adults." fl
Others listing juvenile delin- ■
quency as a principal problem E
were Reps Jo* Hensley of San | E
Antonio. J E Winfree of Hous | E
ton. Marshall Bell of San Antonio . E
and Leroy Saul of Kreas. ’
The FBI said in 1055 a total of j |
42 3 per cent of major crimes— E
homicide, rape, robbery, aggra- 2
vated assault, burglary, theft and I
auto theft—were committed bv -
juveniles under 18 and of that pc-' f
cent, 47.9 per cent were 14 or 1 2
under. L
This age bracket committed
62.2 per cent of auto thefts and *
about one third* were stolen by I I
children too young to qualify for * I
of th* Associated General
CHICAGO IP— A former FBI
undercover agent in the Cummu-
nist party identified more than
75| persons as Communists yes-
terday, including a top official
MACARTHUR TO JAPAN— (----------------------
Douglas MacArthur II, nephew of of the 1948 Palestine War, gave
Gen. MacArthur, points to Japan his detailed account of the mili-
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by a trial court against execution
of a union shop contract.
1 The motion contended the pre*
. ent contract "violates the right to
• work, freedom of assoclation and
A rights of property” guaranteed by
t the Constitution.
In Is original decision, the court
I split 6 3 in following th* legal line
I j acopted by the U. S Supreme
I Court upholding a union shop agree
l ment
Justice Frank Culver. In the ma-
I sority opinion then, said the con
I tract proposed by the unions was
"apparently similar in all respect
I to-the contrwt -under attack" in
Destroy Egypt
CAIRO, Egypt w — President nile population is branding th*
Nasser charged today the attack ; rest of the great body of fine
on Egypt by Britain, France and
More than half the burglaries
I were executed by this same age
group.
Texars are appalled at actions
of some’ teenagers and demands
have been put to the Legislature
to enact laws for stifling this
segment of crime. 1
“A small per cent of ourjuve-
" seen to fall to the ground.
- Hundreds of Hungarian women
- had congregated in the streets for
the second consecutive day in
mourning for insurgents killed in
24.
The Philippines contend its,
court*, not U.S. military courts, nant pro-Soviet army clique in
-i Kone should have juzisdiction, _--‘neighaboringSytia
bind* Turkey. Iraq. Iran. Pakistan 15,000 demonstrated and one wo-
and Britain. It was formed last man was wounded by gunfire af-
year—originally at the suggestion j ier an altercation with a Soviet
of U. S. Secretary of State Dule« oUtcer.
The United -States has limited j
to anappottdcni measures. Growing Unrest
the Told Among Young
atena. of opinion necessarily Soviet Students
I make it more difficult to asso.
peace setilement between Israel
and its Arab neighbors which
would also include provision for
XtUng the Arab refugee problem i
of a union ousted from the CIO
for being dominated by Reds.
Agent Anzell Czarnowski also
told a congressional subcommit-
te • that one party meeting in
his home some Communists acted
out “executions’ ’of non-Commu-
nist sympathizers with parade
. i... (rifles.
A few states have such a law. ] Among persons identified by a House of Commons debate in
including Michigan which allow. Czarnowski as Communists was ~ “ ‘
Ernest de Maio, president of Dis-
‘ T the anti-Communist rebellion."
r i Two bursts of gun fire were
___ . H heard, but th* scene of the shoot-
EXPLOSION LEVEIS PIER IN BROOKLYN—A fireboat continues to pour water on the smoking ing could not be located
Ark., lass, is the world champion
Pied Piper of ducks Sh« iron
The Iraqi government an
nounced that it would send an air
force officer mission to the United
States to’ study and train in ech-
niques of modern air combat un-
der an agreement between the two
countries. All previous Iraqi train-
ing missions, have been sent to
Britain. /
Two American destroyers will
begih a three-day visit to Beirut.
Lebanon, tomorrow-the first 6th
Fleet warship* to call at that port
city in more ’han five months.
Lebanon irldicated U. S war-
found which would be “fair to all.
parts of Texas," Rep Waggoner,
2 2 2,
sent to manual work
"Similar action has been taken
in Leningrad and at a university
in the Ukraine.”
Lending support to these reports
Two Texas A&M students have was a broadcast by Moscow radio
been suspended for hazing, school I last night quoting the Soviet Com-
official, announced last night. I munist youth magazine "Kosom:
The two juniors were triedlelskava Pravda," which said
Nov 27 bv the Military Panel, a ' brash and demagogic remarks
group made up of cadet and Ac i were heard. These remark: were
my officers, for violating regula- [ made in effort to ignore com-
tions against physical hazing.; pletely the undoubted gains of our
They were accused of beating Secialist culture.
with a broom five freshmen, four! The Manchester Guardian re-
al one time and one .t .-other ported the Soviet trade union Pa
One junior was suspended for
the rest of the present semester
which it upheld a union shop agree
ment. /
| h rejected a motion for rehear
1 ing filed by Santa Fe. The court
on July 25 upheld an Amarillo
Speaker of the House. Carr said Court of Civil Appeals judgement
the, state could Jhelp local aroas dissolving an injunction granted
men
Most of the demonstration was
orderly. It Involved about 2.500
yomen, made up of groups of
about 200 each. Yesterday about
parents of any minor who “ma-. trict 1 1 of the United Electrical
liciously or wilfully destroys
property- A tough law ______________
“ " “ Says Texas Water
Research Must Be
the futility of trying to finance cision in the Santa Fe case in
t..t3a 2
! we were well aware of the possi-
bility of trouble."
Turning to the U. S. position.
Lloyd Mid:
High Court Refuses Mid. among young Soviet students and
_ . g . p • 'I think it may do a great deal workers, sparked by a growing
JO Review Santa Feto clear the air and make possi- disillusionment with Communist
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same thing a deep-seated rest-
lessness among the younger gen-
eration. /.
The Daily Mail Mid in a dis-
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I action.”
I "It was not a question of
a canal passing through Egypt,”
Nasser said, "but it was a ques-
tion of Egypt itself."
I He asserted that Egypt's mil-
itary strength and political influ-
ence endangered Britain's posi-
tion" in its struggle against na-
tionalist rebels in Algeria.
Israel alone, he said, could not
"do anything against us.” Cap-
tured enemy aocuments, Nasser
claimed, showed the aim of the
Israeli force, was to reach Is-
mailia and contact British and
French force* there.
Nasser said he felt Egypt had
“won the battle" in its withdraw-
al from the Sinai Desert after Is-
raeli forces struck in the area
limit* of the town, the map in-
eludes, also, areas lying adjacent
to the city limit*. ... .
+ The map measures about three
feet by five feet and includes
names of most of the business
house, listed around the outer
edges.
The maps are being offered for
sale by Mr. Nolte at $3.00 each
and one ha* been placed on dis-
play at Hotel Stephen* for the
public to examine.
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in front of the U.S. Embassy to-
day.
The police used their rifle butts
in an assault on a crowd of about
400-men, women and children—
who had gathered before the em-
bassy shouting:
"Down wih the AVH (secret po-
lice)! ... No more deportations!
. . . down with the government'.''
American official, estimated at
least two "truckloads of the dem-
onstrators were carted off by the
police. Witnesses .aid some were
children. Several Hungarians were
More than a year has passed
since approximately twenty per-
sons too Civil Service tests seek-
ing to be (named Mt. Pleasant's
postmaster. It has been several
months since grades were an-
nounced and the "top three" as-
pirants were named, but no offi-
/ cial announcement as to who the
new postmaster will be has come
out of Washington. We are won-
dering why.
We don't think it is right for
the top three to have to wait and
wait to see who will be chosen
. . . and we don’t think it is fair !
to Acting Postmaster Joe W.
Steed not to know when ... or
if ... he is to be replaced,
Suresly red tape and politics
can work faster than this.
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SAN GABRIEL. Calif. —
Death ended Mrs. Ramon*
Hughes' worries over financing
Christmas for her four children.
She killed them—and herself.
Her husband William, 47, came
home from work last night to
find the bodies of Mrs. Hughes.
27. Marguerite. 7. Juanito, 3. i
county area in south-central Kan-
sas Three funnels were sighted
I. ____ in the Hutchinson-Penalose are.
Augustina, 2. and Charlotta, 9---— ---
months, in the family car. A rI0 nL:1: •
hose led from the exhaust pipe./U.S.-rhlilppine
When police arrived Hughes r. .
pactanbardottornde“ " be Base Negotiations
Police said the couple quarrel-'
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ISRAEL WITHDRAWS TROOPS
TELAVIV (— Israel withdrew
another artillery battalion from
the Sinai Peninsula today. '
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