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By COLIN FROST | Prague or Warsaw would the
LONDON (AP)-London diplo-Communists a chance to use their
mats predicted Sunday the West talents in planting microphones so
, will meet the Soviet Union some that Western delegations would
• time this spring for talks on Ger-find it almost impossible to con-
many—but will not limit negotia-fer secretly.
tions to Soviet terms. West Berlin’s Morgenpost also
Moscow’s terms were laid down objected that a “conference of 28
Saturday in notes to 27 nations countries, some of which have no
which participated in the war —.—•--------——
against Nazi Germany. They , . . .
called for a conference in Prague 1
or Warsaw within two months to
sign a peace treaty that wouldY -
leave Germany still divided.
In the background is the Soviet
threat to hand over occupation
powers in Berlin—along with con-
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THE ABILENE REPORTER-NEWS
Abilene, Texas, Monday Morning, January 12, 1959
SWEETIE PIE
precise ideas about Germany or
about Berlin, is doomed to fail.”
The West had proposed a four-
power conference on German
problems in answer to Soviet Pre-
mier Nikita Khrushchev’s bid for
a free city status for West Ber-
lin. Moscow came back with the
28-nation conference idea. One of
the nations proposed by the Krem-
lin was Red China, with which the
United States does not have dip-
| lomatic relations.
| U. S. State Department and
other Western authorities indicat-
ed, nevertheless, that the latest
Soviet communication would be
combed for openings for counter-
proposals.
It seemed likely that pressure
would build up in Britain in the
next few months for a conference.
trol of Western supply lines—to — ,________-
the East German Communists if Luha wauA
the West does not agree to make UIdFC
West Berlin an unarmed free city
by May 27 ,—.---CHICAGO (AP) The mutilated Prime Minister Harold Macmillan
Diplomats here said the West- bodies of 160 anti-Batista political is expected to call for national -
ern powers probably would reply, prisoners were found Sunday in a elections this year. A successful
after consultations among them-mass grave on the outskirts of San conference, or even a demonstra-
selves, with a proposal for a for-Cristobal 60 miles west of Havana, tion of willingness to negotiate,
eign ministers’ conference aimed Chicago Tribune correspondent might help his Conservative party,
at breaking the deadlock on Ger- Jules Dubois reported. German opinion also seemed to
man unification. , In a dispatch from Havana, Du-favor a conference.
As the West sees it, Germany bois said most of the victims of A West Berlin city hall spokes-
must be united under a freely the dictatorship of Fulgencio Ba- man declared the Soviet proposals
elected government before a tista were natives of San Cristobal, were unacceptable because they
peace treaty is signed. a city in Pinar del Rio province. provide for a demilitarized free
The Russian draft of a proposed The population of the city was city, then added: “But don’t for-
treaty, circulated with Moscow’s reported to have gone — to the get this is just the draft of a
notes Saturday, provided that the churches in a state of emotional treaty and could be changed at a
treaty be signed by both East and distress upon learning of the news, conference. It is now up to the
West Germany. Unification—it it Dubois wrote. West to make counterproposals.”
ever came-would be by negotia- The discovery-of the common In Bonn, Herbert Wehner, dep-
tion between the two Germanys, grave came as some leaders of uty Socialist party chairman, com-
rather than through negotiations the overthrown Batista regime mented that Moscow’s proposals
by outside powers, and would be were being tried and sentenced to were "much more unfavorable”
in the form of a confederation. death. for Germany than any in the past
Confederation would leave the Dubois said the latest to face because they were designed to
Reds in power over 17 million a firing squad was Col. Sergio keep Germany divided and neu-
East Germans and could be used Alsocaray, police chief of Vera- tralized. - But, he said, these
to extend Communist influence in- dero and Cardenas. "tough Russian conditions" could
to West German affairs. He was convicted by a summary not be disposed of merely by a
The West is determined not to court martial Saturday, Dubois Western "no."
buy this. But at the same time, reported, and executed in the po- The opposition Socialists often
it realizes German unification lice station courtyard. have criticized Chancellor Konrad
would automatically solve the Ber. Dubois reported that on Dec. 28 Adenauer’s tough policy toward
lin question. Alsocaray. summarily executed the Soviet Union.
Diplomatic opinion was that nei- three youths accused of being - -
ther Warsaw nor Prague would supporters of rebel leader Fidel MA.. TIAL.L n
be acceptable to the West as a Castro.. WGICH DleS •
conference site. Shortage of hotel. In his dispatch Dubois said: .. . .
office and housing space, as well A summary court will open hear. Hackali Difec
as of communication lines, alone ings Monday in La Cabana for- HOGI All FEOIC
would rule out Warsaw as the site tress with Maj. Gen. Eulogio Can- .
of a big international conference. tillo heading the list of prisoners HASKELL (RNS) - Mrs. E. W.
The West Berlin newspaper Der to be tried. Cantillo is a former Welch, 75, a resident 06 Haskell
Kurier raised another objection. commander of Santiago de Cuba. for 37 years, died at 8 p.m. Sun-
__The paper’ said the selection of He took over the army when Ba-day at St. Ann Hospital in Abi-
------_---------tista fled. Castro has accused him lene.
mowws detrese
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PIANO
LESSONS
“Had enough?”
COAST GUARD LASSOES
Dear Me, It’s a Deer
Floating on That Ice
- 4
DR. C. L. McINTURFF
CHIROPRACTOR
sos Mulberry-:-Abilene, Texas
Phone OR 3-3990
of a doublecross. Born Lou Scitren June 5, 1883,
Castro visited the plant and of-at Paint Rock, she was married
fices of the magazine Bohemia. in 1900 to E. W: Welch.
Its publisher, Miguel Angel Que- They came to Haskell in 1921
vedo, reported Castro said, “I am from Comanche County. Mr.
going to be a sincere friend of Welch died in 1950.
POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y. —
Coast Guard Lt. John Mihl-
bauer of Ledyard, Conn., will
never be at a loss for a story
for the neighboring children.
He can tell them about the
time he saw a deer lassoed
in the middle of the Hudson
River.
It’s the kind of story that
can grow richer with every
telling, but here’s the original
version:
The Coast Guard cutter
Mariposa was making its way
upriver on ice patrol Sunday.
The weather wasn’t as frigid
as it has been lately, but it
was still cold.
The river was dotted with
sizable ice floes, coming down-
stream. On one of them, out
in the middle of the river,
was a doe. Apparently she
had wandered out on the un-
broken ice upriver and be-
come an unwilling passenger
when a section broke off and
floated away.
The Mariposa was heading
in to dock here, but when the
doe was spotted the ship
swung out into the ice-dotted
river again on a rescue mis-
sion.
A first attempt to lasso the
deer failed. So did a second.
Maneuvering the 180-foot ship
in close to the floe to give
the rope-tossing seaman the
best chance was no simple
matter.
The doe, alarmed by the
ship and the rope, kept skip-
ping from floe to floe, keep-
ing out of range.
After more than an hour the
rope-tosser scored a bull’s
eye. Another seaman put a
ladder over the side, climbed
down on the slippery floe, and
tied the doe’s legs so she
wouldn’t hurt herself when
she was hauled aboard.
‘Negotiate,
AT LOS ANGELES SUNDAY *
Mikoyan Sheds Increased
Light on Power Intrigues
% By TOM WHITNEY; fog closed in on Los Angeles In-, Molotov did not agree with re-
LOS ANGELES (AP) - Soviet ternational Airport.) forms when the
first Dep. Premier Anastas L. There were no pickets or demon- formssen the present leadership
Mikoyan said Sunday night that strators at Burbank. A crowd of wanted to put them into effect,
former Soviet security chieftain, 1,500—and 200 police to keep order "But,” Mikoyan said, "we’re not
army Gen. Ivan Serov, holds a —unsuccessfully awaited his ar- interested in reforms in the Neth-
position in the army. - rival at the Los Angeles field, 20 erlands."
He said that Serov was not fired, miles away.
but transferred from his position Mikoyan’s caravan rolled swiftly maecniq =====
as chairman of the state security and efficiently from the airport T
committee—and that he holds a to the hotel, where he soon met
responsible position in the army, with newsmen.
where he used to serve. | Among other points Mikoyan
Mikoyan said that Western com-made.
mentators who saw signs of con- He denied that Georgi Malenkov
flicts within the Soviet leadership Former premier, is dead, or that
in connection with the Serov ap he was executed. He said he is
pointment are mistaken. still director of a hydroelectric
Mikoyan answered a number of power station.
ticklish questions put to him by When asked whether Boris Pas.
newsmen at a news conference at ternak’s novel, "Dr. Zhivago,”
the Ambassador Hotel in Los would ever be published in the So.
Angeles after arriving in South- viet Union, he replied:
ern California late Sunday after- "It has no interest for us.”
noon without serious incident. , On his long tenure as a member
of the Soviet leadership: “Didn’t I
say I was fortunate?"
Mikoyan’s plane was forced to
land at Burbank Airport because
Coleman Native
Dies at Hico;
Funeral at Gail
The newsmen chuckled.
On his reported failure to speak
out against excesses during Stal-
in’s lifetime: "We told Stalin when
we thought he was wrong.” But,
he added, other men around the
late dictator thought they should
have kept their differences within |
the official family.
SNYDER (RNS) — Tom George Mikoyan said he had seen re-
Hudson Sr., 74, a former resident ports to the effect that former
of Gail, died at 10:15 a.m. Satur- Foreign Minister V. M. Molotov,
day at Hico City Hospital. He had now ambassador to Outer Mon-
been a resident of Hico for the golia, might soon be named as
past few years, envoy to the Netherlands. But he
Born Feb. 12, 1884, in Coleman, neither confirmed or denied the
he was a member of the Method- reports originating from The
ist Church. : Hague.
Funeral will be held at 2. p.m. Asked how Molotov, ousted from
Monday in the Gail Methodist Moscow as an accused conspira-
Church with the Rev. Ralph A. tor, could be considered for such
Odom, pastor, officiating. Burial a job, Mikoyan gave this explana-
will be in Gail Cemetery with tion:
Bell Funeral Home of Snyder in —==---------------------==
charge. u
Pallbearers will be Vivian
Clark, Aubrey Rogers, Bill Long,
all of Gail: Joe York of Snyder
and Emmitt Tabor and Odis
White, both of Bovina.
Survivors include his wife, Mon-
tie, of Hico: two daughters, Mrs.
Bill Cranfill of Wickett and Mrs.
Cleo Moore of Vernon: a son,
T. G. Jr. of Gail: a sister, Mrs.
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The was last children and eight great-grand-
HC GCCr was last reporled—ohildren —
in fine shape, still aboard the |.
ship, waiting to be taken back
to the woods — far away from
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Food Claimed Good i
TOKYO (AP)—Red China says
the food is good at the mess halls
in its peoples communes. The —
Minister Returns Peiping Radio devoted a broad- F
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communes "are. providing the I.
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SNYDER (RNS) — The Rev. T. their service."
Gerald Cates, former pastor of
Jo- the Calvary Baptist Church, has
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--------------------------------Haskell. Burial will be in Willow •
Cemetery of Haskell. Save
Survivors include three sons, y J PVIVII
Clence ohrIKS Miles Marvin of 1102 Clinton St. in Abi-
. - lene, Mancel of Comanche and WASHINGTON (AP)—Sen.
NAw Wav Withnt Cntecany A. G. of Houston; two daughters, seph S. Clark (D-Pa) said Sun- again been called as pastor of
T LUAIUUU DuL S y Mrs. J. W. Mullins and Mrs. G. W. day the only way to achieve that church.
TAL1 D 1. T) • Mullins, both of Haskell; two world peace is to “negotiate, ne- He accepted a call extended by
BLOODS ITCH—IElveS Lain brothers, John Scitren of Lubbock gotiate, negotiate.” the church after a special business
* and Andy Scitren of Lamesa; a The Pennsylvanian said negoti- conference last Sunday evening,
a problem!" And among these sister, Mrs. Sally Spencer of Cali-ations should be carried on with He will assume his- duties here
sufferers were a very wide va- fornia; 29 grandchildren and 28 both the Soviets and the Chinese Jan. 18.
some 10 00 20 907/Tanding great-grandchildren. Communists, As pastor he succeeds the Rev.
All this, without the use of
narcotics, anesthetics or astrin-
gents of any kind. The secret is
a new healing substance (Bio-
Dyne )—the discovery of a
world-famous research institu- _______-_______
tion. Already, Bio-Dyne is in day at Hendrick Memorial Hos.
wide use for healing injured pital:
tissue on all parts of the body.
This new healing substance
is offered in suppository or oint-
ment form called Preparation
H." Ask for individually sealed
convenient Preparation H sup- - — —
positories or Preparation H 4:35 p.m. Sunday,
ointment with special appli-
cator. Preparation H is sold at .91
all drug counters. Satisfaction 3:40 a.m Sunday
guaranteed or money refunded. 540 a.m. Sunday.
New York, N. Y. (Special) -
For the first time science has
found a new healing substance
with the astonishing ability to
shrink hemorrhoids, stop itch-
ing, and relieve pain - without
surgery.
In one hemorrhoid case after
another,"verystriking improve-
ment” was reported and veri-
filed by doctors’ observations.
Pain was relieved promptly.
And, while gently relieving
pain, actual reduction or re-
place.
And most amazing of all -
this improvement was main-
tained in cases where doctors’
observations were continued
over a period of many months!
In fact, results were so thor-
ough that sufferers were able
to make such astonishing state-
ments as“Piles have ceased to be
STORK NEWS
“Either we have to live with Raymond Dunn, who resigned a
them, or die with them,” Clark few days ago.
said in a recorded MBC radio in- Rev. Cates was pastor of, the
terview—"Reporters Roundup.” church here from 1950 until Oc-
- - tober 1957. He organized the con-
anNAE • gregation in January, 1950, with
D W 28 charter members.
Boy to Mr. and Mrs. Norman VAAHANI For the past 14 months he has
I. Crisp, Clyde, at 1:33 p.m. Sun- been pastor of the Bethel Baptist
day. • (Continued from Page 1-A) Church at San Angelo.
Boy to Mr. and Mrs. Pascal C. that i w._.
Villarreal, 440. Bois D’Arc St., a May s horrible" "wound % Mansfield Blasts
Girl to Mr. and Mrs. James used "in our lifetime” and that Defense Department
Ray Donahoo 1917 Poplar St at the human race would have a
1002 Pop " t hard time surviving the holocaust. WASHINGTON (AP) - Senate
-------:_______________With all the revolutions, he con- Democratic Whip Mike Mansfield
tinued, "the biggest revolution in of Montana called Sunday for
; the world today is the revolution liquidation of the International
Room of in the United States that puts an Cooperation Administration.
09995 emphasis on sex that is absolutely He also said, "We ought to
A general alarm fire Sunday abnormal." squeeze a lot of water out of the
night at 342 Sammons St. dam-I "Sex, sex, sex!" Graham shout- Defense Department."
sitl aged the living room of a house ed. "It can’t last, everywhere I *
me belonging to J. H. Harvey, local go people feel as if something is. Rachel the Heber ew name for
I firemen said. about to happen. We’re afraid — a female sheep.________________
Three births were reported Sun-
"Rer U. S. Pat. Off.
—----0.L Blaze Damages
The cause of the blaze, reported scared to death. The only thing
, at 7:30 p.m., was given by the we’re interested in is saving our
fire department as hot cigaret skins.”
y ashes. “The rest of the world,” he con-
Damage was confined to a rug tinued, “is not going to drive ox-
4 and one wall of the room and carts while we drive Cadillacs!”
2 was extinguished in six minutes Graham said the national budget
bone pumper truck.----------was greater than ever but that
Four engines were called to the the country is spending its money
5 scene but three were not needed “on the wrong thing.” The scien-
• and returned. tists with their weapons, he added
“are asking us to come help
The Teep’Tomch
PUT IT TO THE TEST!
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-‘leep’ 4-wheel drive vehicles go more
places • do more jobs • cost less to own!
H-SU Student Hurt them.”
Purr With one-tenth the national
slightly in Mishap budget, he told his rapt audience:
. “the Baptist Church could save
Ronald R. Hoover, 19, of Fer- the world for Christ."
guson Hall, Hardin-Simmons Uni-
versity, suffered a cut over his
right eye when his car ran into a
telephone pole in the 2300 block of
Simmons St. at about 9:30 p.m.
Sunday. •
He was treated and released
from Hendrick Memorial Hospital.
There was about $500 damage
to Hoover’s 1952 Chevrolet, City
Patrolman James E. Britton, in-
vestigating, said.
Haiti, in the West Indies, has
an area of 28,200 square miles.
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