The Laredo Times from Laredo, Texas • Page 12

Quadros' Timing Was ABHOff 5, 1961. 12 It Happened In Berlin By WILLIAM GIANDONl Latin American Editor Copley Newi Service Ex'president timins was off. While many observ'ers believe that the Brazilian chief executive's difficulties with congress played the greater part his de- eisioD to resign, others have in- listed it was the adverse reaction to his flirtation with the Communist bloc of nations. Yet, had Quadros not given up middenly and quit, today you inifiht have been reading that the mercurial Brazilian president was taking a new, tough line in dealings with the Reds. For one ihmg.

a few days be- ftrne Quadros resigned, he ordered his foreign minister to send what Brazilians term an let-! to the Cuban Commumst government. The Brazilian com-; mnsication, it was reported, in- lormed Fidel regime that new Brazilian ambassador; would be named until the Cubans political refugees to leave. the Caribbean island. An estimated 700 to 1.000 the cotton in Me- bans jam the Latin Amcncan'xico. Then there is a production embassies in Havana waiting tax.

There is also the property vainly for safe-conduct passes out as well as an export levy tto countty. Br.iU'f with 200 Cubans 1 one o), tax on all the the most mechanical equipment the Rrow Of asylum. Under it. persons flea- ubzcrs and msecticides. tag political persecution who manage to gain entry mto a Latin LONGORIA- (Continued from Page 1) 0 charge road taxes the fuel used on the farms, ambassy are considered beyond happemng is that the the reach of the law.

counlries with no taxes The Brazilian note was the iand lower production costs, such bluntest public rebuke Quadrosi as Central America, parts of administration had delivered Cas-South America, Africa and Asia tro. tare boosting production in order; A day egrlicr, a spokesman for! to provide employment for labor Quadros announced that an and get badly needed dollars, and, Cdal Brazilian mission was being rich governments are boosting lent to Nationalist China and that; production through subsidies. Quadros planned to receive a dcl-j "Mexico is pricing itself out of from Nationalist China the market with so many going to Brazil to study ways of taxes and higher he said. Mtrtnphtnmg relations between; realize that the Mexican go- Brazil and the Chiang Kai-Shek vemment does not have the mo- gwemment on Formosa. ney to subsidize cotton Those disclosures were made stated, we should elimin- an obvious attempt to counter re- cotton taxes to mcrease pro- action Otherwise, we will not Sit wUl killing our No.

Hist China. Quadros made 1 industry, forts to show some impartitlityj mean every tax affect- In dealings with Communists and ju- cotton industry should enti-Communists The statementf on Nationalist China emphasized Ceremony Held On Labor Day Labor Day as observed locally by the Central Labor Council with a short ceremony at Jarvis Plaza and a parade of local labor unions Taking part were some local public officials. The Labor Council later sponsored an outing at the Laredo Waterwork.s park. Several hundred persons attended. Eight Dallas Schools Will Be Integrated Holiday Death Toll Hits 529 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Traffic 380 Boating Drowning Miscellaneous 69 Total JEERING MOB SURROUNDS POLICE CHIEF ATLANTA (AP) A jeering group surrounded a car containing Police Chief Herbert Jenkins during a segregation rally spon-l sored by the Ku Klux Klan.

parently In the belief he was an FBI agent. About 25 persons around car Monday night wiiile a larger band half a block away in West Atlanta protesting the arrest of a man identified as Roy E. Frankhauser Jr. of Reading, on charges of assaulting an officer and disturb-i ing the peace. In the police car were unarmed and wearing slacks, and' Atlanta Constitution reporter Keeler McCartney.

them the men shout-i ed, apparently thinking Jenkms waa an FBI agent. know the a man said. of them arrested me last Additional police officers pushed through the gathering and cleared the way. 'The police chief and the reporter drove off and the crowd dispersed. The jeering and the arrest oc-i curred after an estimated 300 per-i sons gathered in Almond Park for rally sponsored by the United Knights of tha Ku Klux Klan.

Grand Dragon Calvin P. Craig compared Atlanta to a police; state. Also cntirizing the was James Venable, an attorney i from nearby Stone Mountain, wh 0 called for boycotts of any schools integrated in the future, of Negroes now attending former white schools, of stores that integrate lunch counters and of the Atlanta By RO.VME THOMPSON The pace of traffic deaths on the highways slackened during the closing hours of long Labor Pay and Negroes bagan classes last day appeared likely to fail short of the preholiday estimate of 420. public high schools, i Safety experts said there was: possibility the total might VFW Will Plan I under 400 and the lowest since a a I the traffic death toll of 364 in the DiStriCt Convention sl954 Labor Day weekend. How- lever, belated reports may boost Laredo Veterans of Foreign the total.

members will make final c'onvrn. tion set in Laredo, Sept. 16-17. Pinpoint Accuracy Technician Richard Lilly at Laredo Sensor Site, formerly Laredo Test Site, holds finely graduated scale on the screen where an enlarged image of radar scope film Is projected. Rangt and position of satellites can be computed from scope data obtained from the Laredo facility.

Senate Okays Adlai As Delegate To N. day period, from 6 p.m. Friday VNtrT.eK/.-r. midnight Monday, showed 380 (AP) Supt. W.

T. persons lost their lives motor White said today that eight Dallas vehicle accidents. Other accidents be Longoria emphasized. think the welfare of the people comet first, and 1 am speaking of the masses who live from tiiis He pointed out that on Aug. 1 known distrust of the Chinese Reds, Although the controversy Quadros stirred with his eourtmg of the Reds unquestionably was more sensational, Brazilians were to credit politics inrrv subsidy OE cotton from mn I ccnts order to to 8ctiv0 opponent Jodo yWa as vice president, Quadros had contend with former President fi fJLr Juscehno Kubitschek, a dynamic If 1 poUtidan.

as head of the opposi- hurts their he tioo the senate. Kubitschek speaking chiefly of the sub- woo bv-election several months boost. "Every time they ago. upon returning to Brazil Push the price down, they force from the lengthy trip to Europe, us Mexico to sell cheaper, since He left on the trip the day he the S. is the world main turned over the presidency to Quadros.

Longoria pointed out two new The odds in congress were del- cotton growing regions which Initely against Quadros and con- have opened up within the past WASHINGTON (AP)-Adlai Ste- V. chief U.S. delegate to the it was announced Command- Nations, as confirmed by er Pablo Villarreal that the Senate toda.v to serve also An hour after classes begin Dr national Council said ports on plans for the convention, in thp General Assmhly WTiite will list the number of Ne- appeared certain that the toll luded Kep. Omar Burleson, gro students assigned to former- would not reach the 420 the coun- AnderSOn Reported The Times Congratulates A happy birthday today to Mrs. Aloerl 0.

Keene of 3001 Guslavus. American Red Llies In State In Moscow ly all-white schools. Earlier he had rstimaled before the hob name the specific schools to council said it also ap- Improved TuesdaV integrated. peared likely that this year's total 1 would lower than the 415 killed Immigration Inspector James Tf St remaining traffic accidents in the 19G0 f. Anderson was reported to be United States ctiy of 500,000 or three-day Labor Day holiday improved this mormng at Mercv MOSCOW The bodv of more in the i960 census which The record death toll for a La-Jlospital, where he underw 't William Z.

Foster, veteran U.S. maintained public school hor ILiy weekend is 461 in 1951.1 surgery' Uomrnumst leader, state lotion. The previous largest was-phe lowest traffic toll for the hnli-j day in the Hall in weekend in the postwar Hogemeyers Vlsit Moscow trade I nion House Here From Austin Congratulations to Lamar Junior High School seventh grader, who will observe his birth day Wednesdav. He Is the son of and Mrs, Dominguez, l(M)l Rosario. Crocketts, Grandson Return From Vacation Mrs.

Walker Returns From Trip To Mexico Mrs Betty Ann retiira- ed to her duties Monday with U. s. Immigration Service at Border Station, following two vacation. Mrs. Walker, with three sons, F.dward, Tcter and Kennedy spent a week at Fulton, near Rockport, and a week in ref and surrounding area They visited Saltillo and Villa de Santiago.

Red Radio Hits JFK, Macmillan Ban Plon The Dallas School Board de jod was in 1946. cided early this year to end six years of litigation over segregation and assign Negroes to pre viously all-white sctiools this fall Federal courts approved the Dalla.s plan of integrating one grade a year, begiiming w'lth the first grade. DOUBLE I (Continued from Page 1) gressional elections were some 13 months awiy Eusebio Cortez Last Rites Held stiJl five to 10 years, with marked acreage increases just the past year or two. They are at Apatzingan, 1 Michoacan state, and Tapachula, in Chiapas. The Longoria companies are now completing installation of new gins at both places, as well as another gin at Nuevo Cases Chihua- They will give the Ivongorla enterprises a total of 44 ton gins, as well as five cotton oil mills, which are scattered throughout the e- public.

ASHERTON Funeral servi ees were held Sunday afternoon hua. for Eusebio Cortez, 68, from his home to Immaculate Conscp lion Church with interment in the Catholic Cemetery. The rites, were under the direction of erican Legion Villarreal Post 367 Cortez, a native of Encinal who had lived here 45 years, died his home Friday morning. He the exception of Matamo- was a World War I veteran roa, where they have a compress. Survivors include the widow, most of the Longoria gins are E.

Cortez- a daughter. modern and expensive i n- Mrs Siiveno Valle of Asherton; with high density pres- two F.tisebio Jr of that the cotton does not nia and FJpidio of Asherton: a have to go through compresses. A (-rte? of Encin- type gin will do the work of al; four grandchildren and other than two of the old ones lelatives Longoria sees little chance fer Pallbearers v.ere Pablo Gutie- the mechanical cot rre7 Gutierrez Sr AL Mexico, ejandro Julian Longoria, i says that it has been very Biriliu and nrado Lon go successfully, or at least profitably used in dry areas of the "The mechanical picker lowers the quality and the yields, Lon goria staled our labor costs are not as great as in the United States. MLXL.O ITY we cannot yet justify use of ernandez, governor of the mechanical cotton picker in toe sr.uthern territory of Quintana our said during a visit here that he the area to granted T-iiehwd within two years Statehood Due Says Quintana Roos Chief PERISCOPE Too Late To Classify 32 Houses Furnished rtv Appi: 12i. South IvA .4 Hein young men 18 TO JO to op'-f, Norfh- pub-i Tri.n»por*» (Son tjrnur.etí uo weeis for 1330 pe per! Pi a 5 7 to only NO At.1.-, S55S Help ernale YOUSO 18 TO 28 IV 1.

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Pena of liie organization meeting ai 7:39 m. al St. Anne Hall tn Pena -ay- p- vati'jns for annivcr- ary banquel nf a) set he Hiade with iteji'phnne PA 2 J204l ur Mary Frantf" l)c 79). 10 5 ARS AiiD r. S.

('usiorns otficiiiK handled over perMms at the dnn the Day weekend, 15 Judge VSiictit, Nitling a spe pidge tri Mite, deitared eledion returns in a iin Wells founts sherilFs a re null and void 20 The liam- her of C'ommeree voted in la- vor of tie f'ilv with iiistaiialion of parking Dallas has 124 elementan- An estimated 14.000 chil dren will attend school for the first time this year About 3,100 of the first graders are Negro. am entirely Jesse Currj-, chief of police, said last week after going to Atlanta to observe the integration there. we have taken nerrssa ry precautions, I anticipate no trouble i Carla Dances Dangerously In Caribbean MIAMI, Fla (AP) Tropical storm Carla threatened northern; Honduras, northeastern Guatema la and British Honduras with flooding today as she danced dan along a north-northwesl course through the Caribbean. i Hurricane Betsy, meanwhile whirled harmlessly in the North Atlantic oc( asmnalh under the watchful eye of the weather satel lite. Tiros, Barometric pressures in the three Central American coun tries during the night as Carla's skirts brought g-de forre winds and heavy mns to the area Carla reached intensitv curing the night, with highe.st winds 40 to 50 miles per hour in sqiialLs out 100 miles from the center 5 a ro the was about 110 miles of Swen oi miles off the extreme tip nf Honduras The Weaher Bureau li-aid ronriifmns the orwrr were unfavnrab'e 'or t'nrla to rre--" into a hurf'-ane The f.aet that Gr.rln’s ootor frinc e- over ianrl lend to hold thr storm in cheek, a foreiO'ler Soov gf'-idual increa e- ut fen.Mfy wa.

tio tl'c storm moved ft. er Gulf fd Hondura advanrin-' at 1' miles per hour. GarLi was expreted fo irili'n-- the British Honduras roast in abtjuf 24 hour- mois called La Urraca, which mean.s blackbird in English. Diego, who also own.s the restaurant at the Sierra Gorda Hotel in Victoria, and Double were talking at dinner one night, one topic being La Urraca and how there were no blackbirds around. I opened there were plenty of Diego.

"In fact they arrived each evening at 6 clock and left the ne.xt morning at 6 Diego cribed them as being beautiful and numbering in the thousands in the vicinity of the downtown plaza. now flanked by the University of Tamaulipas theatre on the north. "When they cut down some of the trees in the plaza the blackbirds up and said Dicgn. and I ve been ex piainin.E! the name ever since Dicgns soda fountain was one of tbe places ten exchange students fre quented while they were on tiie summer program Victoria. LONDON Radio today denounced the proposal of -t r- President Kennedy and Frank H.

Crockett Minister Macmillan to ban nu- The 80-vear old American Red. and grandson Frank Walker have clear tests in the atmosphere at three times his candidate recently returned from maneuver to justify under- for president of the United States. ground tests Mr. snrt Jack William died a Moscow sanitarium Kri- The home service broadcast wat Hagcmc.ver. of Austin, were in day.

Mrs. Crocketts first to mforni the Soviet peo- A.aredo Monday enroute for a 10 Burial arrangements have not home or the Baotist encampment pie of the appeal by the two West- May vi.sit to Mexico Citv. 'been announced. grounds at ern leaders. i 'T .1 1 REMEMBER HOW GREAT CIGARETTES USED TO TASTE? LUCKIES STILL DO UWKIES Another ictoria area friend is George Madrid, who has a restaurant on the Tropic of Cancer, and a very large ranch that extends on both Sides of that imaginary dividing line Dne morning George wai having breakfast at La Urraca with Diego and Double-L.

During the conversation he evidenced great concern about the failure of most amencans to understand tht jiolioy of Mexico He. so many other admitted 'Che Laredo Tunes was an cxcepDon rest of prc-s is not doing us right, said "They do not prr.senl the picture in Its true light. Friend is being sent a cifpy of Double-L eoiumn, the one wliich took the ru AN to l.ar«'<lo folk-, ma re meinlxT Georgi''- f.iiher, who opf rated the ID's- in City. Don I f(5rg- to avk voung one if thev have done their honu-work. School is back Skinners On Holiday Trip To Bandera Dom SKIMP i hn and Al the Latmr RH'DR'm TO J'IliMIS BI I.arr' a handed oitcher who 10.3 hi A 'e rtf the Leacue this Day weekend af Banrlera.

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