Asheville Citizen-Times from Asheville, North Carolina • Page 8

Nehru, Chou Research In Detecting 8 THE ASIIEVILLE CITIZEN. ASHEVILLE, N. C. Monday, April 25, 1960 Federal Judge's Body Found In Lake 1 kmUm In Gubernatorial Race Ncaring End S-Tests Is Proposed a0CMMAP) reported wearin when b. wm federal Judge W.

Lynn Parkinson, vanished. AfT who disappearance last fall A passerby spotted the body on mg me Ul LOllJI 1 alK WASHINGTON' AP) Sixteen and distinguish them from earth touched off a massive search, was'the north end of filtration P' dl nf orooosed irecovered Sunday from Lake construction off Navy Pier an i near Ohio Street on the in t. Larkins Urges Voters ToGclNameOnBook NEW DELHI, India Ar '-Marathon talks on the border dispute high-priority research eflort-pos- "Perauon ot men a nto of; viremen recovered the body, judge's apartment on Lake snore sibly costing ino million dollars- mostly unmanned nations would nt mari(s Vlolenoe on we body Judse Parkinson last was seen Drive. between India and Communist nrnuiU u. .5 i Th riisraverV IM JUOO Av.n an itnsi' nn vaia iu ucriiri mine lim.

ai iiu KT.i.inrjMi rnpic ihk. ji ia nAiuwn dim fc China nfared end Sunday job of dotocting 'small cing of stations needed for, on Ike U.S. Circuit Court of Ap- Monday. Oct. when he was passes in the llh.

By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS With proper training, he flurry of conferences on several hjh, mo.aTm, peali up to the day he abruptly helped from a cab at the make finding of his umhrel a bosioe Tar Hee! toter, hai f.v. more sa.d many of the.se ch.ldren can underground mic.ear tests. Tbe PVP be a pt dj d()w hotei on be eh week to get their names on become and self-, sa.d present knowledge on this body, descried bv hospital arcade. led lo believe resustration book, and make up respecting citiww." wmU Chou and Prime proW" is primitive. ta technicians as badly decomposed, I The doorman said he appeared arcade and wa.kea to me their mmds how they will vote Sanford noted that Blame Premier Chou fcn-la and I Prime AdviMry C.Hin-' "UC "was pulled from the lake about 10 ill and dazed.

The jurat's family The judge of. en went for alkS in uv nnmarv. on. commission of the state's Minister Nehru, who ready have tesU. and the means of was suffer- along the lake, his family report- -1 CIl Xrfllllliv vunilim.rc orcin? han ka uiia 1 4 inn frm Ivi h'nAH nrACCIir And fXl.

iu- i a a u'hnn rpnor p'l rn ntMM 14 smtr a imi ca ume mm mui huh nnHr ed iic liiAi iu iiccii vftT. i 1iA i State Democratic National Com- that one-third of training school Wejnl.sdi,yi spent over three low-yield below ground tests, and West in an apparently sick and dazed was not haling wen aa not feeling well. -More mn The family maintained the judge searched the lake waters off the mittceman, Sunday urged eligioie inmates are meniau reiam3. hours tocether with only riwelonment of an iasnec-, -j condition. i r-rr, thnu hi wa oii rn ataia nnw rvrnvinf 'ifles i ri.M,'.

l. u.a i ciim nf amnpsia when ncrieacn lasv au, uui nirj the Present. system for monitoring mem.m Ceneva, Switzerland. count card and bar association! disappeared on the way home find any sign of the juage. credentials found in a wallet bore voung people are'reaching" voting school for only 3.750 of the more1 This could have been their last a statement drafted at day- ln la58, U.S..

soviet and British ace for the first time, he ex- Ulan 1UU.W1U siuw-iearrung rail- Hireling, mi niu.o uw. Wt Un ui lou-aiauun the Par.i.jnn finlhes plained, and there are numbers dren. Approximately 75 per cent for them to meet again be-' several Nobel Prize 4 monitoring of newcomers to the state. of the group are capable of be- for chou Tuesday fw swinners declared their rong around the ttor Mei he GOT A STACK OF zts. ciliK -d rher di" Larkins added.

A the campaign tempo pick. Wlth tPal all m-cdmrn-and high-power weap- lje enouih Lark.ns empha.sized he made up. this will be the schedule' While Chou talked at Nehru's ons tests. L.nder tenLa(ive pianning about i tfi-i fr iii house. Defense Minister V.

K.i "It is agreed that u. Paper Wants War Criminals Freod LONDON (API Lord Beaver UNPAID BILLS? ns, nj brooks's Sunday Express demand- In Vi rrt ft oe 9 rnn. hftfll v- I IMIIlfl IdlilH OL 111- IJI CJ- an IIISIVUUII v. ip.j Tn iyn on1 tender for the Democratic nomi-; Beverly Lake. Raleigh Initial palace where the Chinese exisUng detection techno.osy and umber in United states.

ied. Sunday that May 16 sunv nation for governor. be in Greensboro to ad.ldel('Ka,,on staying. He spent 90 providing a number of on-site in-( conference Dr Ern conference authorize release Meanwhile, Terry Sanford of i.ions club (12:30 'thn Mm's Pr spections. can be made adequate' Era-; of the remaining Nazi war Fayetteville-another Democratic will open his Guilford Fre'Sn monitoring a test ban on me- Kra call for 7.

u-. Han-fu- dium-and high-power weapons." meresc. rcn ly.oir.Spandau Prison. The be answer to yem problem may be consendafioB loan. iifuiii uBncn in nit i Tmprnnvni orsran ihi on inn.

UK UtrimiL'I tint jtviiuaia --J-- i uiiii-otiuii additional special classes tor n00n. and later lour the city. called on Chou at the presidential Hower, they 'said they deplore lx'ndcnt of aencles that want to aiked mKh Hitler-5 mentally retarded in public Malcolm B. Seawell, former at- nalarP At nhm it th enmp itnn lhr(e collatmrators miust languish what they termed a "woefully in tornev general, will mk na uic four ndjan and three Chinese of- saio, ine rjierRy i.ommis- canr4an LET'S TALK IT OVER. far adequate" effort made day catching up ith chores in mp, at ti1(, Korein Ministrv ion and the Defense Departmem.

The lhw aif to improve the. technology of his Raleigh Stale headquarters. wjtn n0 announcement as to their I.arkins will be busy meeting nurnose. It is believed thev were clear tests detection and idcntifi- oiiain. cnauman oi aie Dio- Fuehrer Rudolf He.s.s.

Rj, azi rthvs.li HinartmPnl alto i nhx'ir- mmirtr.nl iith siinivirlrr.v in thp Ahehoro nnitinsr tocelher a communiaue for auon- cl" .7 y- aroa "laHint fnr I ins" Loans $25 to $1000 G.A.C. FINANCE "round a.K jtitmuic s. ana inner loum leaner Ba.nur release after thou departure. m' ls- Advison- Committee. ivon talna gtOUIld blaS Ihe st'ientisls Money Bills Under Fire In House irallv will be held in Raleigh fori There is no official indication as VSL fnuntv unmrn Takinff (n uhal tho rnmmiinirm.

minhf that One Ot the nation major lab- He told newsmen there Is a 50- money for part will be the candidate wife, contain. The Indian press, how- oratories oe given a nign prioiny cnance oi jseiun; CORPORATION 1 1 1 Patton Avenue Aihtville, North Carolina Telsohona ALoine 2-1814 REGAL his mother, and his sister-in-law, ever, is virtually unanimous in 10 an expenmenidi neiwo.K a pios.n. uy oexi Mrs. C. H.

Larkins Sr. of Kin-1 predicting it won't include a set- of closely spaced seismic stations. Februaiy. He apparently meant stnn itlement of the dispute involving This network would operate in under a Democratic administra- $rlOCMAKRS foe MEN Since isso WASHINGTON (AP) Two big amvnnrialion hills hijth on the Sanford will hold a new.s con-'the 51.000 square miles of terri-ian earthquake-prone region long tion, aiuiougn ne roresaw some fepFREE PARKING XZZZ? Democratic legislative ferene at his Raleigh headquar-tory claimed by both India and enough to show whether it could tion as possible under either a 'ers a. then tour Red China.

idelect explosions, locate them. lorrats or Republicans. ccnliWt this week bv by He Hoiie coalition of Republicans Chatham and Lee counties will speak in Sanford at 7 p. m. Death Toil On Highway Readies 11 and Southern Democrats One is a area redevelopment bill labeled "political payola" by House Republican Leader Charles A.

Halleck of Indiana. The other Is a hillinn-rinllar housing measure which Halleck and other opponents describe as "Inflationary and budget-busting." In their present form, Halleck said in an interview, "neither one of them can become law because, if we can't beat them, we certain, ly can muster enough votes to sustain a veto Tre housing bill is slaled for House consideration Wednesday and Thursday after having been so many ways tRisL .1 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Simmery weather brought lieavy weekend traffic on North Carolina highways, and at least 11 persons were killed in accidents. A voung couple died on a rural paved road in Bladen County when a speeding car went out of control and overturned The victims Richer than milk, lighter than cream Seakest Half and Half makes so many everyday dishes taste better. For extra were Kmgene Carroll, 23. and Bon held up by the Rules Committee nie Ann McLaughlin.

16 both of A Half. I "ffe'M i l-f i iN. which finally cleared it. Its prin- Bladenhoio. zest and appetite appeal in every meal- cipal provision would authorize Vv iw'Vttiiivi ji nun fciv i i ftft i i fc 1 A 2-year old Tabor City child was killed when she ran into the path of traffic on a street in the Columbus County town.

She was Janice Ann Butler. 1 A similar accident took the life of Carla Tooker, 5, of 'sonville. She was struck by a car while riding her bike on a Jacksonville street. Richard Ellis Kerley, IS, of Rt. i2.

Knnnnnnlis, was killed when a speeding car went out of control and struck a bridge on a rural paved Cabarrus County highway. A three vehicle colllision on a Rurlington street resulted in the death of 30-year-old Robert Martin Wall of Flon College. His small sports car was hit by a big transport tractor, which careened into another car Two 17-year old Perquimans High School girls were killed when an auto crashed into the rear nf a tractor trailer near Hertford. the Federal National Mortgage Assn. to purchn.se up to a billion dollars worth of government-backed home mortgages insured or guaranteed by the Federal Housing Administration and the Veterans Administration.

Rjckcrs claim the hill is necessary to stimulate home construction which they say Is in a slump that could precipitate an economic recession. Opponcnl.s contend that hoi is no economic emergency justifying what they describe as an "iTe-sponsible spending measure." Republicans hox to pick up enough support from Southern Democrats lo kill the hill outright. The redevelopment measure was cleared spring by the House Ranking Committee. It is similar to a bill passed last year by the Senate hut is much broader Thny were Joyce Owens and Julie Lane. than legislation requested by Tresident Kisenhower, who vetoed a comparable bill in 1958.

James Rav Homrick, 24, nf Mount Airy lost his life when his car went out of control on U.S fioi near White Plains in Surry Guggenheim Fellowships Announced County. An overturned car on a rural dirt road near Thomafn ille caused the death of 15-year-old James F. Freedle of Thomasville, Pfc. John Malena, 19, Camp Ie-ieune Marine, was killed when the car he was driving went out of control on U. S.

258 south of Kinston. 1 lvF Start off your day this wonderful way: 11 Vl Cl i 'T I Half Half in your morning cup I i 1 k- -k A y- vi Serve Scaltet Hair and Halt on fruits JfcXV -'f 'AwA arnihcrric.Myontori.n.navorrul rfw i I-1 --f7 I'll atVvis-i i 5 7 -a r'''mrQ Pj Pour it a-prcnty on cereal. Then dip in Pour it a-prcnty on cereal. Then rTip in Road Crash FalalTo 14 Injured NEW YORK (API-North Carolina recipients of Guggenheim fellowships for advanced study were announced Sunday. The annual fellowships by the Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation went to 303 scholars and nrlis's across the 1'nited Sta'es and totaled SI.

400,. 000 The North Carolina winners: Dr Finest Aubrey Ball, professor of botany nf North Carolina Stale College, for studies in experimental plant embryology. Dr. Terry Walter associate professor of botany at Difke I'niversity. fni studies of marine fungi.

Dr. Dmiirl Archibald Livingstone associate professor of 70. nlogy nt Duke I'niversity for studies of relations bet ween organisms and their environment in prehistoric times in the Fast African tropics. BVTON ROUGE, U. APi Four persons were killed and 14 injured, five seriously, when a chartered bus collided with a sta tion wagon on fog-shrouded U.

Highway 1W about 10 miles west of here early Sunday. State police said the dead we-e Kthel Hebert. 33; Haines Hohert, ft: Linda Rabin, 13. and Donnie B.iiun, 8, all of Baton Rouge. They were in the station wagon.

Seriously injured were Lvdia Dr. Clyde Leonard Manschreck Duke Babin, 33, driver of the station professor of religion at I'niversity, thought of for study of the waKn: Sheila Bahin, Herry rinlip 4' and 13, nil of Baton Rouge, and the 50- Dr. William Stein Newman, pro-i -voar oI1 (lnvrr of the bus. 0. J.

fessor of music at the I'niversity Wricht. of North Carolina, for studies in! 1'tu'rp woro 11 Negro athletes Ihe history of the sonata from Southern University, Baton Dr. Charles Richard Sanders, Hougc, aboard the Trailw ays bus, professor of English at Duke Uni- bound for Baton Rouge, re'urn-versity, for study of the letters of in from a track meet at Oam-Thomas and Jane WeKh Carlyle. bling, College. Nine of them Dr.

Lionel Stevenson, professor received minor injuries, of English at Duke University, for State trooper R. A. Wilson said, study of symlmlic elements in "It was so foggy you could hard-English fiction from Meredith to ly see your hand He said appar-Conrad ently the station wagon had AW fW and enjoy the clean, cool taste hearty, Ktisfying fla'vrjr of Sealrest Half and Half. You know it's bert when yoi get SeaheM! Mopped in the middle of the right-hand lane while the 13-vear-old B.tun girl, Linda, was cleaning the windshield. Slate troopers said the bus struck the rear nl the station was.

on. and alter the impact, pushed it 216 feet down the highway. GILBERT PRINTING 0. INC. "ASHEVII.I E'S I.ARI.EST OFFSET PRINTERS" DIAL AL 3-1423 It II luiten vt Aihtviiu, N.C.

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