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THE ABILENE REPORTER-NEWS
Abilene, Texas, Friday Morning, March 2, 1956
HODDING CARTER SAYS
Intellectual Approach
Needed on Race Problem
AUSTIN, March 1 (P—An intel-
lectual rather than an emotional
approach to the problems of de-
segregation is sorely needed in the
South-and the North—Mississippi
editor Hodding Carter said today
Carter who has been called “the
FRIDAY TV LOG
Stations Furnishing These Logs Are Responsible For Their Assures
7:00—Today
9:00 Ding Dong School
9:30-Ernie Kovacs
KRBC TV CHANNEL 9 — ABILENE
--1:30—Homemakers Fiesta
2:00 Matinee Theatre
6:30-Eddie Fisher
DEALER HONORED - E. C. Feagan of Hamlin, center, received a plague Thursday
night for 22 years of service as a Conoco agent. Presentation was made by Raleigh
Cowhick of Abilene, assistant division manager for Continental Oil Co. E. C. Feagan
Jr. is standing at his father’s right. (Staff photo by Bob Gulley)_________________________
Plaque Given Yarborough to Rap
Conoco Dealer Allies of Shivers
* C. Feagan of Hamlin was - " " Y " *
presented a plaque Thursday night
by Continental Oil Co. for 22 years
art service as a Conoco agent.
The award was given at the Con-
timental Oil Co. district office, 700
N 1st St., at 7 p.m. The award
was presented by Raleigh Cowhick,
assistant division manager for Con-
ocp from Abilene
Feagan began with Continental
as an agent in Hamlin and now
operates a fleet of gasoline tran-
sports and a butane company
there. He began work for Continen-
tal in 1934.
“After the presentation Feagan
was guest of honor at a dinner at
the Abilene Country Club.
mothers present at the presents
tion were Mrs. Feagan, Mr. and
Mrs. E. C. Feagan Jr. of Hamlin,
Mrs. Cowhick. Mr. and Mrs. H. M.
McNeely and Mr. and Mrs. D. W.
Newcombe of Abilene.
McNeely is district sales manag-
ef for Continental and Newcombe
is district merchandising manager.
EL PASO, March 1 (—Ralph W.
Yarborough said here tonight that
“I hope to have a part” in the
fight “to prevent the allies, fellow
travellers and coboard members”
of Gov. Allan Shivers from succeed-
ing him in office.
' “This announcement of a deci-
sion not to run for governor is a
confession of the failure of this
administration,” he said Gov.
Shivers said tonight he did not
plan to seek re-election or any
other office.
Yarborough, who has made two
unsuccessful bids for the governor-
ship. left the impression here that
he would enter the race again. But
he refused to place his hat in the
ring immediatey.
“I am not surprised that Gov.
Shivers failed to accept my chal-
lenge to run for governor again,”
he said. “The failures of this ad-
Hot Rod Club,
'The Ignitions,'
Elects Officers
A group of teenage boys interest
ed in forming a hot rod club held
their second meeting Thursday
night at the Locust St. Youth Cen-
ter and elected officers.
They also decided to name their
organization “The Ignitions "
Temporary club officers are Bil-
ly Golleher, 1373 Oak St., presi-
dent; R. G. Fry, 1533 Pecan St.,
chaplain; and Donnell Gannaway.
1301 Oak St., secretary-treasurer.
Fry led the benediction at the
close of the meeting.
There were 23 teenage boys pres-
ent at the meeting, according to
Claude Bryan, chairman of the
Youth Center coordinating commit-
tee
Earlier, a softball game was
played on the Locust School
playground, and after supper Mary
Watson and June Hamilton, volun-
teer workers from Abilene Chris
tian College, held a cooking class
for eight girls. Several types of
French and cinnamon toast were
prepared.
Other volunteers present were
Don Brown, Katherine Cadell,
voice of the new South," said in
an interview preceding a speech at
the University of Texas that the
business of newspapers is to re-
port not to inflame.
Editor of the Greenville, Miss,
Delta Democrat - Times, Carter
said inflammatory newspapers are
not a Southern phenomenon.
"Northern newspapers are just
as shocking and inflammatory in
giving their side of the question of
integration as are Southern news-
papers in giving their side,” he
said.
He believes the crisis in integra-
tion will be alleviated as more and
more Negroes migrate from the
Deep South to other areas of the
country
What about interposition as a de-
vice to delay integration?
“I don’t know," said Carter.
"However, I would like to see a
legal opinion on it." Historically,
interposition has been a strong
device, he said
Although Carter believes the Su-
preme Court decision on the inte-
gration of the schools was inevita-
ble, he wishes it could have been
delayed 20 years
"We would have been more
ready for it.”
. ♦.
APARTMENT WITH HEAT-
An electric heater keeps birds
warm in this nest near Nuern-
berg. Germany, during Europe’s
coldest winter in memory. (AP).
ministration have had a tragic ef-
fect on the name and fortunes of
Texans all over the nation and all
over the world.”
Incenh’s Kitchen: Yarborough said the people of
Ham Stolen From
Lowell Wallace, Jim Bob McQueen,
Jimmy Petty, Lenora Martin and
Elaine Huddle, all of ACC.
The Locust St. Youth Center is
open from 3 to 9 p.m. every night
except Wednesday and Sunday.
Bryan said.
JI. JUlCpil 3 AICHCI Texas are preparing for the "show-
down battle of this generation," to
keep the "forces of greed and
avarice" from retaining control of
their state government KdllCheI AIIUWCU
Yarborough said, "Gov. Shivers"
tirade tonight is merely an an-
nouncement that he will run inter-
ACC Student Fined
$25 for Speeding
Bobby Joe Davis. 19-year-old Abi-
lene Christian College student from
Throckmorton, was fined $25 when
he pleaded guilty in County Court
Thursday to second offense speed-
ing.
He was arrested Feb. 5 by High-
way Patrolman J. Ross Kemp He
had previously been convicted in
city court on an earlier speeding
charge
Joe Bailey Toombs, 46, of Mer-
Stork Takes Day *
Off for Leap Year
Leap Year Day (Wednesday)
was too much for the old stork-
his wings just wouldn’t flap in the
direction of Abilene hospitals
Thursday.
That was the report at 10:30 p.m.
Thursday but St. Ann Hospital
hadn’t given up hope yet. Chances
were fairly good there that the old
bird might swoop in before mid-
night.
Hendrick Memorial had given up
all hope An attendent there com-
mented dryly, "It looks like the
stork ain’t gonna fly a stitch to-
day.".
The long legged bird did all right
Wednesday, however, when he
made three trips and deposited
three bouncing baby boys it Hen-
Murder Suspect
Drank Liquor,
Witnesses Say
HEREFORD, March 1 —Three
state witnesses testified today to
the purchase and drinking of liquor
by Harold Roberts of Dumas,
Tex , as the taking of evidence
started in his murder trial
Roberts is accused of fatally in-
juring his 17-month-old daughter on
Aug. 22, 1954, during a drinking
spree. He pleaded innocent to the
charges A Moore County jury sen-
tenced him to death in an earlier
trial, but the conviction was re-
versed by the Court of Criminal
Appeals
The fourth state witness was
Mrs. Dorothy Fears, a next door
neighbor of Roberts She testified
that on Aug 22, 1154. when she
saw the child, Roberts said his
daughter was injured when the
brakes on his car went out She
also testified that Mrs. Roberts had
a cut over her eye on Aug 22
The state put 12 witnesses on
the stand today, most of them
testifying about the child's condi-
toon after she was fatally injured.
A major controversy arose when
the state attempted to enter a
statement by Roberts into the
record The arguments and testi-
mony were held while the jury was
out of the courtroom and were con-
tinuing when court reessed for the
day
Police were looking Thursday
night for a man who stole an 11-
pound ham from a deep freeze in
the kitchen of St. Joseph's Acad-
emy.
Sister Eustella, downstairs about
5:20 a.m. Thursday, beard the
kitchen door close and someone
leaving. She did not see the bur-
glar but discovered theft of the
ham.
Three thefts were reported to
Abilene police Thursday afternoon
Garland Morrison. 302 Riverside
Blvd., reported theft df four
chrome wheel covers and two half-
size black fender skirts. He said
the theft occurred Saturday night
Mrs. W. S. Riley, 3866 Whither,
reported the theft of the gas cap.
oil cap and key from her son's
motorcycle. The gas cap from the
family car was also taken Both
thefts occurred at the Whittier St.
address Tuesday night
T. R Bedford, 2143 S Sth St.
reported bis son's bicycle, a 26
inch, green, white and chrome
Clipper Chief, taken from his ga-
rage Wednesday night.
ference for his hand-picked bench-
man"
FOSTER
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kel. pleaded guilty to possession of drick Memorial
whisky and beer for sale and was ---------------------------—--------
Ramsey Says GOP
'Had No One Else’
To Withdraw Guilty
Plea on Tax Charge
DALLAS, March 1 • - U S.
Judge T. Whitfield Davidson today
signed a court order which allows
Amarillo rancher Bernard B. Car-
ter to withdraw a guilty plea of
the Greok language but they can’t tax evasion made in 1951.
obtain independence from Eng- m
land.
“They’ve been trying for
years.” Foster said. “There isn’t
any doubt that they will win
their freedom," he continued.
“The Eden government would
have you believe that all of Brit-
ain u united on the Cyprus issue,
which is untrue.” Foster declared.
The Western world has believ-
ed this too long,” he said.
“What has this to do with Abi-
lent or Boston?" the newsman
asked. “You have a vital concern
in a place in the world where
freedom and liberty are denied to
the people.
“Everything we have in this
country to through freedom and
liberty and when it falls in dis-
repute in any place the world.
AUSTIN, March 1 un—Lt. Gov RLl - -
Ben Ramsey, Democratic national
committeeman for Texas, said
Wednesday the Republican Party
‘prevailed upon President Eisen-
bower because it has no one else.”
“The Republican administration
has done nothing constructive to- ___________ _
ward solving Ibe farm problem nomics with less efforts on the mil-
which I think will have consider- itary, but they still have the pow-
able bearing on the return of er to strike 4
Texan to the Democratic fold to “We say we are the most edu-
1956," Ramsey said - ----
Quick Changes
Touching on the Soviet Union.
Foster said, “They can change
their tactics on a moment’s notice
but their strategy is the same.”
He said their current switch in
tactics is in the “realm of eco-
The order also allows Carter to
receive a $10,000 refund of a line
he paid after entering the plea.
The original tax evasion case is to
be restored on the criminal docket,
according to terms of the order
Carter pleaded guilty in the orig-
inal case which was appealed all
the way to the U.S. Supreme Court.
Before the high court ruled, the
government admitted an error had
been made, and the case was sent
back to the local federal-court
fined $200. : P 1
Edward Lee Austin 20 of 641 Mild Co d Front
EN 15th St., was charged with 1 HUA CUTS IIVII1
transportation of beer in a dry U-_
area.Hardly Noticeable
j A mild cool front moved through
LoTle MOOD GITIS Abilene about 12:30 p.m. Thursday
though it was hardly noticeable
TaIsI (1 C1C Hish for the day was74 degrees
IQlol + 1,313,400 following a low of 55 early Thurs-
day morning
DALLAS @ — Gifts totaling At Lubbock gusts of wind up to
$1,515,485 for the denominational 42 miles per hour kicked up sand
annual Lottie Moon fund mission and dust, and limited visibility to
offering was announced Thursday three miles as the wind hit sus-
by the Baptist General Convention tained velocities of 34 miles per
of Texas. | hour
The Lottie Moon fund was start-
ed in 1888 and is named for an
early missionary to China. The
funds go directly to the Southern
Baptist Foreign Mission Board to
help support the work of 1,018 mis-
sionaries in 35 foreign countries
Its is sponsored by the Womans
Missionary Union.
Scattered showers were forecast
for East and South Central Texas
Thursday night and Friday, but
only partly cloudy skies are fore-
cast at Abilene, and fair skies for
Friday night and Saturday
High Friday will be 65 to 70, and
the high Saturday in the 70s, the
Weather Bureau said
Auto Workers
Offered Pay Hike
DALLAS. March 1 —United
Auto Workers employed at Chance
Vought Aircraft plant today were
offered an 8-cent hourly wage hike
plus 2 cents mere in fringe bene
fits in the company's proposal for
a new contract
Union officials said the 7,000
members will vote on the proposal
Monday and Tuesday The com-
pany said the offer would cost $1,-
436,625 a year
Roy R Evans, chairman of the
UAW negotiating committee, did
not say whether the union commit-
tee recommended acceptance of
the offer.
Fats Given Blame
For Heart Diseases
OMAHA, Neb. G - A diet high
in animal fats to the villain in the
mounting rate of heart end blood
vessel diseases to the opinion of
an Omaha researcher Car-
bohydrates - sugars and starches
— used to get the blame
Dr. Charles M Wilhelm) of the
Creighton University School al
Medicine said five years of diet
research on dogs indicate that a
diet high to animal fats - to per
cent of the calories in fats — gave
the dogs high diastolic blood pres-
sure - the serious kind - and
left tiem with hypertension even
after their diet was changed
And he commented the normal
cated people in the world," Foe-
tar observed “But often times I
feel we know very little at other
peoples’ aims and aspirations.”
"We must try to understand
theth,” he declared He pointed out
that other peoples carry out their
beliefs with the same spirit that
we do and just as strongly
"Are we always right "and other
people always wrong?” he asked
“It is all white or all black or are
there shades of gray on one side
on one issue and shades of gray
on the other side on another?"
"The world today is not the
world of my childhood It’s as
small as a 10 cent piece You
can be in Paris tomorrow and the
Middle East the next day
under different cultures and reli
gions. We can meet on a common
ground,” he declared
diet of the well-to-do family today Auto Overturns
is from 50 to 68 per cent fat. Our „ D
diets have been going higher to fat Following Race
A 1953 Chevrolet was found lying
Divorced Man, 81
Will ‘Wait Awhile’
LOS ANGELES * - When Su-
perior Judge Burnett Wolfson
granted a divorce to William A
Linsky, 81, he advised the former
New York and Boston clothing
merchant
Don’t be in a hurry to marry
again.”
Leaning on his cane. Linsky
grilled and replied “No, 1 think
I’ll wait awhile."
Linky got the decree Wednesday
after testifying his wile Fannie
79 forced him from their home
last Dec 6
crintent the last 10 to 13 years and ______________-
so has our rate of heart and blood on its side when police arrived at
vessel mm ases, he said
When he began his study of the
effects of diet on hypertensive car-
diovascular disease, Dr Wilhelm)
said, nearly all suspicion pointed to
a high meat diet as the cause of
the scene at an accident at Pine
St and Ambler Ave about 2:15
p.m. Thursday
The driver Charles G Black- |
high blood pressure But he
dogs lean meat diets and
blood pressure lowered
2 Escape Injury
In Jet Crash
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reported by the investigating offi-
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their him and a race developed The of-
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----the neat thing he knew, the car
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BONHAN W—Perrin Air Farce policeman
Base officials reported that a T33
jet aircraft crashed early Thure-
day about five miles northeast of
Send Ambassadors
Ivanhoe in north Fannin County.
The instructor and the student
---------------1 bailed out safely. They are Lts.
North Carolina hod 25,423 irri- Thomas Wicker at Savannah,
gated acres to 1954 compared with Tenn., and Martin Stickford of
aos in 1949Lancaster, Ohio.
QUITO, March 1 un—Ecuador
an Peru are exchanging amhas-
sadors again. Ambassadors were
recalled in 1958 after the Peruvian
ambassador ignored an official in-
vitation to a government function
AND THERE YOU ARE: MARCH 31 — Deputy Tax Assessor-Collector Mrs Lavena
Cheek was photographed this week pointing to a courthouse lobby vacant of license
plates purchasers That picture was superimposed on one taken at the March 31,
1955, deadline to show what lurks for Taylor Countians who wait until the last few
days to buy their 1956 license plates The “ghost-like’ lines will become real per-
sons during the last week before March 31, Tax Assessor-Collector Raymond Petree
predicts Petree said Thursday that only 3,900 of an estimated 27,000 Taylor County
cars had been registered He is predicting long waiting lines this year unless sales
pick up Just wait!!! The lines will be long and the deadline is March 31. (Staff photos).
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