Moberly Monitor-Index and Moberly Evening Democrat from Moberly, Missouri • Page 2

Page 2 Monday, Nov. 2, 1953 Moberty Index and Democrat Talmadge Lashes Court Fight to End Segregation Claims Such a Ruling Would Be Step Toward 'National Suicide' By JACK BELL HOT SPRINGS, Va. Ufi Gov. Herman E. Talmadge of Georgia declared today thai a Supreme Court decision to end racial seg regation in Southern schools woul be "nothing less than a major step toward national suicide." Talmadge, chairman of th.

Southern Governors Conference said any such "political decision' by the high court would "the most foolhardy sociologica calamity in our national history. "Wholly Unrealistic" "Nothing coujd injure our na tional strength more than a bla tantly unconstitutional and wholly unrealistic ruling by the Supreme Court outlawing state control ove: education," he said in addres: prepared for the opening session of the Southern governors' ann meeting. "Every person of reason knows and the court should take notice of the fact, that judicia making unprecedented progress in the South and, let ajone, we can out our own problems within the proper sphere of state author ity." Thirteen Attending Thirteen governors of states! be low the Mason and Dixon Line on hand for a meeting with the Southern Regional Education Board prior to an afternoon roundtable discussion of state schoo system problems. The Supreme Court has scheduled December hearings on racial segregation cases which have aroused most of the Dixie governors. There have been moves in South Carolina toward setting up a private school system if the court holds that Negroes must be admitted to white schools.

Forrest W. Cooper Files Divorce Suit- Forrest W. Cooper has filed suit for divorce from Mrs. Glenua Mae Cooper of Tacoma, in Circuit Court here. The Coopers were married in Tampa, June 2, 1950, according to his petition, and separated last May 11.

They have no children. Cooper is represented by Attor-jthe Junior High School to discuss ney John F. Carmody. plans for their annual benefit chili feed. MISSING--Raymond W.

Sarkis of St. Louis seeks information about his wife, Billie June Rose (above), who wandered away -from home last- Sept. 24. The Syrian husband thinks his Irish wife may have come to this part of Missouri. They have two sons, 1 years and 9 months old.

Mrs. Sarkis was wearing eight or ten diamond rings when she disappeared. Her ears are pierced for diarnond earrings she wore. She is 33 years old, five feet, two inches tall, weighs 130 pounds and has brown hair and eyes. She usually wears a patch on her left forearm to conceal a tattoo.

Informants can expect a reward, a i should be said, given Information to the Moberly police department. Mrs, B. B. Peterson Pies of Home Here; Funeral Tomorrow Mrs. B.

B. Peterson, 68, died at 9:20 o'clock yesterday morning at jer home, 504 Madison avenue, after a year's illness. She is survived by her husband; a son and daughter, Kenneth Pe- and Mrs. Ruby Ransdell, joth of Milwaukee; six grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Mrs.

Peterson, born in Macon bounty, had lived in Moberly since 914. She was a member of the Christian Church. The body is in the Mahan Funeral Parlors and services will be leld in the chapel there at 10:30 'clock tomorrow morning by the lev. R. C.

Libhart, pastor of First Christian Church. Burial will be in Oaklawn cemetery in Macon. Policeman Arrests Deputy Sheriff, But With Some Trouble ST. LOUIS HI Patrolman John Bamvakias arrested Deputy Sheriff Richard J. ZeE yesterday for improper parking.

Here's how: Bamvakias, who was off duty, noticed a car double-parked in front of his home. Identifying himself as a police officer, Bam va'kias asked the driver to park properly. He said the driver replied he was a Louis deputy sheriff and could park anywhere he pleased. Bamvakias said Zell refused to get out of his car. The police officer, using force to get Zell out of the car, took the deputy sheriff to his district station.

Zell was booked suspected of improper parking, general peace disturbance and resisting arrest. Gales Batter West Europe Coastal Areas But Tricky Weather Brings Balmy Breezes Into Scandinavia LONDON --iff)-- High, whistling winds battered much of Western Europe's coastal areas today but he tricky November weather rought summer sunshine and almy breezes to Scandinavia's vinter wonder land. Gale warnings were hoisted along the British coast after 24 lours of torrential rains and hurricane gusts caused havoc i shipping and flooded many parts of outhern England. Three vessels were reported in distress as swept tV Danish coast but inland the weather was normal for November. Norwegian Ship Missing The Norwegian freighter Rim-'S rost was reported missinr on a Higbee Man Faces Charge In Stabbing Preliminary Hearing Lester C.

Hunt Set for Thursday A charge of assault with intent to kill was filed Saturday afternoon against Lester Cleveland Hunt, 66, south of Higbee, in the stabbing of Roy P. Cabel, 207 South Ault street, during a fight Friday night in the Whiteway Cafe, 118 North Clark street- Hunt's preliminary hearing on the charge has been set for 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon in magistrate court. He did not make a bond set at $5,000 and he is being held in the county jail. Has Knife Wounds Cabel, 41-year-old operator of the iities Service station at 100 Johnson street, is in hospital with knife wounds in his chest and abdomen. His condition this morning was reported to be good.

Joe Rickey, 812 Greeley street, who was arrested with Hunt by ie Moberly police Friday night, is jeing held as material witness in he case. He is at liberty on a :2,000 bond. Tells of Stabbing The police officers found Cabel, bleeding and unconscious, on the sidewalk at Reed and Clark streets after a fight in the cafe that ap- parently involved several men. Cabel told Prosecuting Attorney John F. Carmody and Sheriff Amos Magruder that Hunt stabbed him.

Rickey and Louis Kirkemloll, Route 2, Moberly, had had trouble. Cabel said Johnny Ames, Route 3, Moberly, was annoying him and Cabel knocked him down. It was then, Cabel said, a Hunt attacked him with a single- bladed, white-handled knife. Officers have not found the knife. School Board Meeting Postponed to Nov.

10 The regular first Tuesday meeting of the board of education has been postponed to Nov. 10 because of the state teachers convention. Superintendent of Schools Carl Henderson said today. Henderson, a member of the State Teachers Association executive committee, will leave for St. Louis Tuesday night to attend committee meetings Wednesday.

The convention will open Thursday. Madison Couple Parents Of Daughter, 6th Child An 8-pound, 11-ounce daughter was born at 10:43 o'clock Saturday morning in Woodland Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. William Cooper, Route 2, Madison. She has been named Rebecca Lynn.

The couple have five other children, DuNard, 14, Gary, 13, Jerry, 11, Barbara, 10, and Carol Ann, 9. Mrs. Cooper is the former Miss Lillian DnNard of Troy. USE MONITOR-INDEX WANT ADS Pakistan Is Taking Action to Assume Republic Status KARACHI, Pakistan Wl In a step toward loosening its ties with Britain, Pakistan's Constituent Assembly decided today that this Commonwealth dominion should become a republic, to be called the Islamic Republic of Pakistan. Hindu members of the assembly boycotted the vote in protest against framing the constitution on Islamic principles.

Delegates who remained behind voted unanimously for the change. Like neighboring India, which made the break from dominion status in 1950, Pakistan is expected to remain within the British Commonwealth although some opposition parties have demanded a complete severance. James P. Hesses Parents Of First Child, Daughter Their first child, a 6-pound, SVi- ounce daughter wat born at 7:10 o'clock Saturday night in McCormick Hospital to Mr. and Mrs.

James P. Hess, Route 2, Huntsville. She has been named Phyllis Yvonne. Mrs. Hess is the former Miss Lola Laverna Jennings of Lingo.

Tarnish-Free Silver A new cream which is applied after silver is cleaned, washed and dry makes the silver tarnish- Eree for a long period. Makers say it is non-toxic and harmless to silver. Enlightened Wifely Nagging Is Urged to Help Cut Lung Cancer NEW YORK UK-- The nation's I it is better to have a live and housewives were told today husband, however harassed could cut the "frightening ride" he may be." of lung cancer deaths among men Urged to Take Lead "with measured doses of enlight- Frank Kramer, director of field relations for the American Cancer Society, made the suggestion at the opening of a five-day meeting of the society. "We would like to see women --history's most effective medium of communication--turn their talents to saving their husbands from early death by lung cancer," Kramer said. "They should insist that men with persistent coughs go see the doctor.

Because most men are notoriously insensitive to seemingly minor symptoms, the job will no't be an easy one. In most cases it may entail some nagging but I Distaff alertness to early symptoms, he said, has already effectively increased medical care of cancels to which women are vub- ject. Kramer urged thst women also take the lead in an educational program to induce industry to protect workers in jobs where they are exposed to cancer-inducing chemical's. Moberly Women Return From Visits in Two States Mrs, A. J.

McHugh and Mrs. W. C. Mclntosh have returned from a visit with Mrs. McHugh's son- in-law and daughter, Mr.

and Mrs. Douglas B. Cornell Bethesda, and her sister, Mrs. R. E.

believe most women will agree thatlDowning at Arlington, Va. WHAT IS Answer Found Elsewhere in This Paper rip from Rime, Belgium, to Oslo, i Jragonettes Planning und-Raising Project The Dragonettes, girls squad, will meet this afternoon at Wlthout letup Norway. basked in extremely mild and sunny weather. Abnormally was reported temperatures mild weather also' in Norway with; above 45 Fahrenheit. But wind storms a rain whipped the coastal waters.

In England the Thames River broke its banks in several low- lying places after nightlong rains but no severe darmge was ed. 1 After the finest October since if 1861, winds and rain battered Holland. No damage was reported and repair work in last winter's flood ravaged areas continued Madison Woman's Hand Injured by Door of Car Mrs. Pearl Gwinn, Route 3, Madison, sustained injuries to her left hand yesterday morning when it was caught in a car door. The nail torn from her left thumb.

Mrs. Gwinn is a patient in Whitaker Hospital. HAVE YOU TRIED THIS Always take a mild pure-vegetable laxative rather than harsh, jolting ones. Dr. Edwards' OUve Tablets combine three of the most effective yet gentle vegetable laxatives in one tiny tablet-- Ingredients praised for years by highest medical authorities for constination.

One of the laxatives In Olive Tablets activates the small intestine. The other two stimulate the large intestine. In this way Olive Tablets clean out poisonous waste and gassy bloat from entire intestinal tract to help you feel just fine. Olive Tablets give more 'natural-like' movements, too! No purging! No griping! Proceeds from the annual project, set for Thursday, Nov. 19, will be used to finance the Dragonettes 1 spring banquet for Junior High School lettermen.

Twin Daughters Bora to The William H. Wests Twin children, a 6-pound daughter and a 6-pound, 9-ounce daughter, were born at 9:17 and 9:22 o'clock yesterday morning in Woodland Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. William H. West, 420 Alie.i street.

They have been named Eunice Kay and Deborah Fay. The couple have three other children, Mary Jeann, 10, Lonnie Dean, 4, and Rebecca Sue, 16 months. Mrs. West is the former Miss Carrie Etta Vann of Saverton. Mrs.

J. W. Sires Spend Weekend in Moberly Mrs. J. W.

Sires of Centralia spent the weekend with her brother and sister-in-jaw, Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Fowlkes, and family, 610 Promenade. ARE YOUR TIRES 'Untrue and Out of If you're getting unsatisfactory tire performance, tome in and iet us inspect your tires FREE. We Have Just Recently Installed A New James Auto-Float TIRE MACHINE which will eliminate your tire trouble by truing Jhem.

Trued Tires last longer if Trued Tires elminate heat Trued Tires reduce friction Trued Tires reduce vibration if Trued Tires make cars run smoother if Trued Tires increase life of car if Trued Tires removes wheel shimmy us demonstrate this new machine free estimate. See us today end let to and give you a OK Rubber Welders REPAIRING AND RECAPPING ALL WORK GUARANTEED 535 W. Coares St. Phone 172 Wiener Roast Is Held By Lucky Clover Club Members of the Lucky Clover Extension Club entertained their families at a wiener roast held Friday Eight at the home of Mr. and 'Mrs.

Raymond Kitchen and son. Games and music furnished entertainment. Sharon Smith received a priic. Those attending were Mrs. Percell Metsker and 'daughters, Lola and Elaine, Mr.

and Mrs. Hurtis Burkett and children, Mary Lee and Kay, Mr. and Mrs. Billie Crutchfield and son, Mike, Mr. and Mrs.

John Smith and chiMren, Charlotte, Billy Clay and Sharon, and Mrs. Ralph Kitchen and children, Judy and Susan, Mrs. Will GuEy and daughter, Sue, Barbara and Martha Jo Bryant, and Mrs. E. O.

Lyon. Professional Musician On Junior High Program Charles K. Ramsden, who plays! a variety of electronic musical in- i struments, will be featured on an program at 2:50 o'clock Wednesday afternoon at the Junior High School. Ramsden plays, among other in-! struments, an "electronic nova- tor," reputedly the only one of its kind in existence. i The public is invited to attend i the program, arranged by school officials through the University of Kansas extension service.

Driver Without License Fined in Court Here Henry Columbus Fainter, 1019, Myra street, was fined $10 and costs in magistrate court Saturday when he pleaded guilty to a charge of operating a vehicle without a driver's license. Who Lwmfen HOLMAN'S APPLES Jonathans, Red Delicious, Tellow Delicious, Winesaps, Willow Twigs. CIDER Pleaw Bring Wilkerson Nursery Hiwey 24 Weft at FORNEY'S BEDROOM PIECES LIVING ROOM PIECES Innerspring Mattresses 29.95 Simmons Innerspring AAatts. 49.50 Rubber Matt, plus Box Spring 119.50 Double-Dresser and Bed 139.50 3-pc. Blond Dbl.

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