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ONE SINGLED OUT
Red Newspapers Attack
LETTER TO EDITOR
THE ABILENE REPORTER-NEWS
Abilene, Texas, Monday Morning, December 17, 1962
2-F.
Woman Receives wo Slightly Hurt
woman KCCCNES in S’water Mishap
Aides Accused of Spying Editorial Given
AGCs ACCusCC PPYS Praise by Reader
with Soviet doctors since his as- field, Mass., embassy security of-
ficer.
By RELNHOLD G. ENS2
MOSCOW API — Soviet news- signment here in May 1961
papers broadened attacks Sunday “His mother, Natalia Alexse- All were alleged to have had
on a group of U.S. Embassy staff yevna Belimisheva, 66, was born contacts with Oleg V. Penkovsky,
members they accuse of espio-in Moscow in a rich family, 43, an official in a Soviet agency
nage to include the Russian-born served in the czar's army and on scientific research arrested as
mother of one, Capt. Alexis H then in the Kolchak White a spy Dec. 11.
Davison. Guards) army," the Soviet Com- similar contacts were attribut- in Austin on Wednesday morning
Pravda said the Soviet people munist party newspaper said. "In ed to Richard Carl Jacob, 26, of
want to be friendly with Ameri occupied Vladivostok she took up Egg Harbor, Mich., a secretary-
cans, “but this doesn't mean we with a rich American. archivist ousted Nov. 5, and Rod-
will be hospitable to those who “So it is easy to understand the ney W. Carlson, 30,-----
dirty our house." atmosphere in which he (Capt. S. D., assistant agricultural at-
Capt. Davison, 31, a U.S. Air Davison) was brought up (in At- tache, who left Moscow voluntar-
Force physician who serves as lanta). He speaks Russian fluent-ily Friday,
the embassy doctor, and his ly, and enjoyed the hospitality of The U.S. State Department in
mother. Mrs. Hal M Davison of Soviet medical circles, where he Washington has declared the alle-
Atlanta, Ga., were singled out for was wholeheartedly received as a
special mention.
Dear Editor:
As a member of the Committee
of the Governing Board of State
Colleges and Universities, I would
like to take this means of com-
mending your Thursday morning
editorial. I attended the meeting
real doctor.”
There was further comment
Pravda seemed annoyed by the
fact Davison—one of three Amer- from Nedelya, the Sunday edition
icans accused Saturday of in- of the Soviet government news-
volvement in espionage — is a paper Izvestia: "She preserves
master of the Russian language I memories of Russia and gives her
and has had numerous contacts children the names of Russian
----— czars and czarinas-Peter, Cath-
CARPET
Clearance
KNIGHT
CARPET CO.
2833 SOUTH 14TH
arine. Elizabeth."
ON QUICK TRIP
Indian Soldiers
Visited by Nehru
NEW DELHI (AP) - Prime
Minister Nehru flew over the Hi-
malayas Sunday in a U.S. Air
Force transport plane for a quick
visit to Indian troops facing the
Red Chinese on the Ladakh front
As the prime minister conferred
at army headquarters on the
northwestern front, a squadron of
U.S. planes ferried troops and
military supplies toward the fron-
tier area.
It is in high, bleak Ladakh that
and they showed us several splen-
did editorials boosting the need
for excellence in higher educa-
of Alcester, tion. We will add your editorial
to the file with a great deal of
pride. Our clipping service will
pick up the editorial, but I am
sending a copy direct to Austin.
With kindest personal regards, the Chinese Communists have de-
gations are completely unfounded.
Both newspapers said German
had been trained as an intelli-
gence agent at a special Ameri-
can military school in Oberam-
mergau, West Germany.
Neither Pravda nor Nedelya
said anything about whether the
Americans will be expelled.
Pravda disclosed that Soviet
(Mrs. Davison is the widow of secret police were the plain-
Dr. Hal M. Davison, a prominent clothesmen who arrested a British
Georgia physician She said her businessman in the Penkovsky
family belonged to the imperial case in Budapest, Hungary, on
regime of Russian nobility and Nov. 2. The businessman, Greville
that she met Davison in Siberia Wynne, is held here for what
in 1921, after the Bolshevik Rev- probably will be one of Moscow's
olution, while both were working bigger show trials.
with the American Red Cross. Her Pravda called him "a spy who
husband died four years ago.), acted behind the mask of a busi-
The others newly accused are nessman” on various trips to the
Robert K. German, 35, of Dallas, Soviet Union.
Tex., a second secretary, and Soviet authorities say Wynne
Hugh Montgomery, 39, of Spring- has confessed.
O/WEIS
EGG NC
(NON ALCOHOLIC)
I am
Sincerely yours.
RANDALL C. JACKSON
Baird
clared they intend to hold on to
major gains made in the unde-
clared border war.
Nehru returned to New Delhi
after a 21-hour visit at army
headquarters in the old monastery
town of Leh, 11,550 feet above sea
level. At night the temperature
Yule Lighting am er belowItcedine ten la so
miles north of New Delhi.
Nehru recently visited the oth-
AWArOS Mode er end of the front where India
DA WW oll Can ■ Rtatat and China fought their undeclared
- ... . Himalayan war. He spent two
HASKELL (RNS) — Winners in days at Texpur. the army head-
the Haskell Business and Profes-quarters for northeast India,
sional Womens annual Christmas Nehru’s pilot was Capt. R
home lighting contest were - -
named Saturday night.
Judges for the contest were Mrs. J
Elmo Stephens. Mrs. Ancel Wal- than
drip and Mrs. William R- Baker,
all of O'Brien, who named win-
ners after a tour of the city.
Three of the top winners re-
ceived gifts from. West Texas Util-
ities and the fourth a $10 cash
prize from the BP&W Club here.
Second place winners received
$5 each from the BP&W. The
woman's organization gave $2.50
each to the third place winners.
Miss Madalin Hunt was proj-
dakh, Indian officials said the flag
of India again flies over sections
of the salient that the Red Chinese
drove to the edge of the plains
of Assam.
Civil officials announced a par-
ty of Indian frontier service offi-
cers had arrived in the mountain
town of Bomdila. Red troops, how-
ever. were reported seen just
north of the town. Bomdila, once
an Indian army headquarters,
controls the only road leading
down from strategic Se Pau.
The pass is the only one suita-
ble for moving large units of
troops through the Himalayas in
this part of India. The Indian
army suffered heavy casualties in
trying to defend the pass in mid-
November.
Indian military officers wonder
how many Chinese are hidden in
the mountains North of Bomdila
They say they do not believe the
invaders have any idea of giving
up such strategic territory, de-
spite promises to withdraw be-
hind the frontier.
mond Blanchette, of New Market.
N.H.
On the northeast border, more
1,000 miles southeast of La-
With this possibility in view,
Nehru said last week that India
will not be lulled and that more
troops are on their way to the
northeast front
Injuries in Crash
A 29-year-old Abilene woman
was reported in satisfactory con-
dition Sunday in Hendrick Me-
SWEETWATER (RNS) - Two
persons were slightly injured in
a two-car mishap Sunday at 1:46
p.m. at James and Bawcom Sts.
Joseph H. McMillan of Roscoe
morial Hospital after the automo- was driver of one car and Mrs.
bile in which she was driving Ester Vera Dozier of Coffeyville,
hit a utility pole. ......
The accident occurred Sunday auto.
morning in the 3200 block of
Kans., was operator of the second
A Cate-Spencer ambulance took
Grape according to investigating both drivers to Simmons Memo-
officers.
rial Hospital for treatment of mi-
Mrs. Harley McCabe, of 2125 nor injuries. Both were released,
Jameson, was taken to Hendrick investigating officers said.
Memorial, where she received Damage to the McMillan car
was estimated by police at about
$650 and $500 to the Dozier auto.
treatment for laceration on the
nose, an injury on the right elbow
and to the stomach, a hospital
spokesman said
Two other passengers in the
auto received minor injuries as a
result of the accident. They were
Rickey and Paul Campbell, both
8, who did not require hospitaliza-
tion.
LOANS
Citizens Finance
& Thrift Inc.
474 Pine OR 4-5211
Dr. J. Henry McGowen •
announces the removal of
Dental Offices
from 1502 N 2nd to
3525 Yale St.
TOP A&P FOR SAVINGS ON SCORES OF 1
cast Mu O e
zOfaotile
ect committee chairman and was
assisted by Mrs. Nettie Collum.
Mrs. W. P. Trice and Mrs. H. S.
Cofield.
Winners included:
YARD LIGHTING - 1. Mrs
Tommy Michaels; 2. Mrs. C. W
Pruitt; 3. Mrs. S. S. Bishough; 4.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Swinson
(honorable mention).
TREE LIGHTNING (outside)
—1. Bassett Owens.
DOOR DECORATIONS—1. Mrs
W. 0. Holden; 2. Mrs. W. C.
Steele; 3. Mrs. S. S. Bishough; 4.
Rev. H. B. Hammer (honorable
mention)
WINDOWS (home) - 1. Mrs.
Cecil Lackey: 2. Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Swinson; 3. Mr. and Mrs.
Vance Abeldt; 4. Mr. and Mrs.
| Tommy Michaels.
Suspect Quizzed
In 'Santa Claus'
Slaying of Two
MONTREAL .(AP)—A Canadian
sought for questioning in the.
Santa Claus" gang killing of two
policemen in a bank robbery sur-
rendered Sunday, was questioned
by police for an hour, then re-
leased.
The Canadian, Yvon Duquette,
32. was described by police as a
well-known figure in the Montreal
underworld. They declined to
give any details of the questioning
or his release
The surrender came as about
2,000 police pushed one of Mon-
treal's biggest manhunts for the
four-man gang, that looted a bank
in suburban St. Lauren of $2,000
Friday. Armed with rifles, the
gang shot down the two consta-
bles as they drew up in front of
the bank.
One of the four wore a Santa
Claus suit. The other three were:
masked. Police said the man inj
the Santa Claus suit pumped bul-
lets from an automatic rifle into
the two constables after they were |
wounded in the first burst of fire
from the fleeing robbers. Two oth-
er policemen, in another car,
were wounded by gunfire.
The two slain patrolmen. Clause
Manneau, 34. and Denis Brab-
ant, 31, had answered an alarm
from the bank, a branch of the
Canadian Imperial Bank of Com-
merce They will be buried at a
civic funeral Tuesday.
Police worked around the clock
on the killings. They raided known
underworld haunts and checked
every lead Scores of off-duty po-
licemen returned to take part in
the manhunt.
The getaway car was found Fri-
day night at Mount Royal, anoth-
er Montreal suburb adjoining St
Laurent. It contained the Santa
Claus suit and about $10,000 worth
of non-negotiable bonds taken
from the bank. The car was punc-
tured by bullets fired by Mari
neau.
Brabant was shot down when
he jumped from the police
car and had no chance to fire.
Marineau managed to fire four
shots before he was riddled by the
man in the Santa Claus suit, po-
lice reported.
Use of Fertilizer
ROME (AP) - The U.N. Food
and Agriculture Organization said
Sunday use of fertilizers has in-
creased 14-fold in the world since
the start of the century. An an-
hual review said the amount has
risen from an estimated two mil-
lion tons around the turn of the
century to 28.5 million tons for
1960-61.
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