Corpus Christi Caller-Times from Corpus Christi, Texas • 1

Women Jiii'ocs licit i ml Tlic Scenes They Hae Cluiiigeil Coiirlrooiu Women's Seel ion Feature Page 1C Football Gam Require Army of Helpers Cover Page IB Pel Accessories Pampering for Today's Dogs Cats Tage 8A Late Sports TCU Ilallrrs Arkansas Look fur (he Stars Section i 1 'V kiitAiriaiAKl(inihMiMialN( -XM hi a'Mi uih HihaaOi tAMau vuii J' vt tit i ft a nrtiirfl6irieiAw 4ffA KAmv WEATHER Today Sailing Partly Cloudy Favorable High and liOiv CofC 80-72 Airport 91-81 Sunrise am Set 0:10 pm Moonrise 9:53 am Set 8:10 pm High Tide 3:53 7:07 pm Low 11:12 am Serving Hare Than a QUARTEII MIIIION I fenders in South Texas ffihnstt VOLUME 27-NO 51 wend run It ttw Carew Dm HI Txu under iht let 3 Urrk swt CORPUS CIIRISTI TEXAS SUNDAY OCTOBER 7 1956 PuMIUwd Sunday (nil HnHilwn ky Uw Callti-Tunn Publlilunc 96 Tages In Six FIFTEEN CENTS All Bond Issues Woman Trial i Israel Unknown American Official Attending Court Oct 6 (JK-Thn Department said May a Va woman mar-j" former Syrian UN offi-' being prosecuted in Israel country's Official Sc-: Bayfront 9 Oral Vaccine For All Polio Now Claimed Doctor Plans Mass Tests In UaS4 Ollier Countries CINCINNATI Oct 6 A University ol Cin- crpls Acl-cinnati scientist today announced he has developed a new polio vaccine to be taken by mouth which is expected to produce perhaps immunity against the dread disease Dr Albert Sabin professor of research pediatrics in the College of Medicine made the report to a select group of scientists meet- US On In Charges WASHINGTON Stiile Huntington rird to a cial is under that Tlic tu Caleb assigned New York Tolal Vole More Than Doubles Old Record LEASH LAW GIVEN department named her asj IsilNARROW APPROVAL Kayali who he said wasl stnrn K0'vpr nrvclnpmml and Osn Bay reclamation to the United Nations inj with more than 12000 voles' cents of every $100 collected in law properly enforced would lead Mini's 1Cimt nimcr Corpus Christl for about three years cjtjzcn yesterday by a alim tHXe compared to 59 cents for to losses of about $10000 a year until early this year Winrotod Cto Gnmcil oT the Pnt law Yesterday's vote on a dog leaJi' At the samp time voters turned down a $395000 Both the State Department and an onjjnance to prevent A leash law will mean that law Wils prompted in mid-March bond proposal to finance Memorial Coliseum and Ilagan said they knew little about inning at large in the dog licensing fees will have to be wion -liOOO persons petitioned the Exposition iOOOO Precinct by Precinct Voting Table Page SA the charges against her but the ity" doubled and "that an additional for such an ordinance a Sl proposal fur h-iv-i department said it had been estab-i A't0(aI g3j8 votM were ini half cent of the tax rate will haveiThe Petitions asked fLat no dog front and South Hrm-h improve- lidicd that ahe was not charged favor paage a so-called to be channeled to the city hu- allowed on public sidewalks mi nis with spying for the United States cash aWi Opposing passage of mane department for efficient street or other properly without1 Mon than 32 MO otes were Hagan said his sister had such an ordinance were 5975 citi-j operation Smith said woked at the UN and had metjzen east topping by more than 71X10 The new licensing fee will have mhh said previously he pro- the previous record east when $22 W1 1 Til QH WO and married Kayali there Whcn The election was not on a par- to be $3 a dog instead of the pre-1 that a lcash 1hw wiU million in bonds were approved in he returned to Syria early this ticular law but merely a refer- sent $1 for males and $2 for fc- hibit dogs from running at largeHj3 Highest vote total yesterday year she had first returned to! endum on whether the majority males the mayor has said and hv requiring leashes on animals was 12i8l votes which were cast Huntington and ther gone to Da- of citizens want additional dog the tax rate requirement will their owners' property ion the airport bonds mascus Syria to visit her hus-'regulation The City Council has 13 cents instead of the present! The issue has been one of the cuorricial Return band in June She had planned to said it will pass a leash law if 86 cents used out of the total most widely discussed public is-1 tinls isl nic W1ie rnm return to the United States this the majority of citizens want one $146 tax rate in recent years Hundreds i but unofficial Citizens voted month Mayor Farrell Smith said) Smith said the net loss for ope- of letters have been written to ZcEs "For some reason which we do Pr to the election that enforce-ration of the humane department The Caller-Times and to council i not the physician saidlment of a new law will cost 89 is now $25000 a year and a leash 'members largest majority The coliseum and High Bridge Jobs Called A call for bids on Contracts No 2 and No 3 for construct ion work ing in Cincinnati The Cincinnati Times-Star carried it today in an exclusive copyrighted story Dr Sahin said a single dose of the new vaccine will pradube immunity against all three major trains of polio virus He said the vaccine has proven safe after extensive tests on animals and humans and is now ready for mass testing on an international basis Tests Nrxt Tear The researcher said that tests of the new vaccine will begin next year in foreign countries as well as in the United States He said "1 have made arrangements with scientists in several foreign countries to make the tests It will be a cooperative venture But I'd prefer not to say now what the countries are" He said that the tests will be by investigators'' and will be a venture that will be gradually enlarged Dr Sabin said the vaccine is the first effective oral preventive against polio He said It works in CIRCLED CITY persons who have already re- ccived Salk vaccine Dr Sabin's report indicated ar-j rangements have already been made with a leading pharmaecutl- cal house to produce the vaccine in a pilot plant Production the report said will be thej vaccine Itself costing less than the cherry syrup vehicle by which it is administered 'Foundation Not Dr Thomas Rivers newly BENAVlDES--About mob Md pmmu made a side trip to Israel where she was arrested and ac-i cused under the Official Secrets He said he was informed she as arrested in Jerusalem about Sept 26 and was placed on trial last Wednesday Since then he aid the family has received periodic reports from the State Department A US Embassy official in Israel has been attending the trial as an observer Of the irrest Hagan said of course felt that it was an error The embassy at first thought It would quiet that the case would be dismissed without trial But it was remanded" According to the New York Ike Adlai Trade Blows Draft End Called Loose Talk By The Associated Press i must not by weakness in-President Eisenhower Saturday vite another night described as "loose talk" Eisenhower's statement the sec Adlai Stevenson's expressed ond in two days dealing with Ste-hopes of ending the military draft campaign proposals with-soon He said such talk hurts out naming him was issued as the erica's security interests Democratic presidential nominee 1 gT Urojta It -ortd'' jMmned -Ml bmlnca" with nd UU director of theHRhts gathered around an open at Columbia University in New I We" under current conditions if In a lwpared address at Spring-National Foundation for Infantile! field Saturday night in a futile York during 1933 She entered defenses are not be weak- Mass Stevenson saia tnat Paralysis said in New York 'attempt to guide a stricken sir- Israel from Cyprus on Aug 27 'ened Eisenhower said adding the Republican administration because it is dominated by the big HOCK AI) AY SUIT HEADS FOR APPEAL Caller-Times News Rervii'S BROWNSVILLE-The State Supreme Court Monday will be asked to bar the name of a Demoratic voter from going on the ballot as an Independent on the Nov 6 election The Fourth Court of Civil Appeals at San Antonio Friday reversed a district court ruling here Tuesday which had prevented the name of Mrs Jimmie Lee Ilockaday of Port Isabel from going on the ballot Earlier the county judge hHd ordered her name placed on the ballot Mrs Ilockaday turned over to the county judge a signed petition nominating her as an independent candidate tor a seat on the commissioners court She said she had voted in the July primary Attorneys for Ted Hunt the Democratic nominee for the post Mrs Hokaday is seeking said Saturday they will apply Monday to the Supreme Court for a writ of error in the case Exposition Hall bonds failed by nn 'he high bridge was issued yen-: more than 2900 votes while the tprday by the Texas Highway De- bayfront bonds failed by about purtment 190 votes Rids must be submitted by Oct Bond proposals which passed 57 for subsequent tabulation and uumvi 1 I contract letting which should milli-n for development of ab a 3oo0 acre airport near Clark- wood The issue carried by a Contract No 2 which was schfc vote of 7338 to 5243 dulcd to be let Sepf 12 but was $1110000 for freeway right-of-jnot because of a design change way purchases utility line rcloca-will be let at the same time as tion across the channel and for the third contract the department lighting (he high bridge its 'roaches interchanges and the reeway The issue carried by a Shorter Filing vote of 8497 to 3886 I Bid letting on the second con- $615000 for storm sewers in the tract was postponed when It was salt flati south of the ship chan-'discovered that shorter pilings nol storm drainage in the je Htisfoctory tor the lina-Laguna and Eleventh Street areas paving On Doddridge and siruclure-Weber and connecting Brawncr Tcxt OT he first phase and Home Road This issue cur- of construction indicated that pit ried by a vote of 7319 to 4635 ing lengths as specified in the jOso Improvements Okayed original plans were longer than $350000 for Oso Bay reclame-' necessary because the soil was tior and effluent irrigation The' issue carried by a vole of 6254 to 5971 $675000 for Staple street provemcnlj from Gollihar to Lex-j he trusswork on either side ington and storm drainage in the of the channel same area This issue carried byj The third contract which will a vote 7M9 lo 4977 I make possible the construction of Also approved was a proposal which will allow the council to 0 tellin part tha make tong term leases on 40 bridge will be let along with Conacres at the new airport site tract No 2 This contract covers to allow private interests to con- the construction of the remaining struct hHngar facilities Corpus: Christ! Bank Trust Co will 3800'f midsecllon pan troni I serve ss trustee and lessee but point half-way between Hughes all leases will be suhjeet to final and Brewster to Market including approval by the city council the foundations end piers in that The $395000 which had been section The! The prisoner worked as secre- They cant stop pane a Ufe landing from putting on worldwide tosts" or 'tary for the American Fnends of AT 4 If But he added the foundation clump of the Middle East in New York and LfljlL lS Si 111 I trees killing one of the occupants iatcr became secretary to the Sy-and injuring the other jrian delegation to the United Na- John Gordon Wilkcrson 60 of tions according to police infor- Luhbock was killed when the five-1 Syria Egypt and Lebanon in 1955 passenger Cessna 170 crashed ghe was said to have become "nothing to do with the tests" Rivers said also the Vaccine Advisory Committee of the foundation has not met since last spring and that the committee would have to study the new information ON BALLOT SALT LAKE CITY Oct Utah Secretary of State mont Toronto said today 7 (It La- corporations will never check the march toward bigness and industrial feudalism" Earlier at Providence I Stevenson had accused the Eisenhower administration of "political cynicism" about tariffs and of an "unfeeling attitude" toward problems of the textile industry All of the major candidates planned further activity Sunday The 'White House said President Eisenhower would issue another statement in the form of a memorandum from Atty Gen Brownell on FBI efforts to combat Communist party activity in this country Stevenson returns to New York City to review a Pulaski Day parade before flying to his home in Lihertyville III Both Vice President Nixon and his Democratic opponent Sen Estes'' ton si on of the Zionist Organization of America on at afternoon and evening on work before they could back mass tests Rivers said he knows of no plans for man tests in the near future Another foundation spokesman said the foundation bad poured one million dollars Into Sabin's work so far Including money to make tests at the Chillicothe Reformatory where Inmates volunteered for tests Because only very small amounts of the vaccine are required to produce immunity the scientists estimated that 20 liters of the substance will he sufficient to vaccinate two million persons A major difference between Dr See VACCINE rage 14 Gov Bracken Lee will bo listed on the general election ballot in November as a candidate tor re-election Toronto said his office had accepted a petition nominating Lee who was defeated for the Republican nomination by George Clyde in the Utah primary Sept 11 Lee is nearing the end of his second four-year term State law provides that a candidate may have his name placed on the ballot by presentation of a petition bearing at least 300 signatures Toronto said the petition for Lee had about 450 signatures about a mile and a half east of here at 7:30 pm The woman identified from papers in the plane as Oeo Hankins Wilkerson 47 also of Lubbock was taken to FAS Hospital in Alice The extent of her injuries was not known late Saturday night Chief Deputy Sheriff Pete Saenz of San Diego who investigated the crash said Wilkerson found in the wreckage apparently was killed Immediately when the plane crashed into th trees Witnesses said the airplane apparently In search of a landing area circled the Benavides area for about 15 minutes before it crashed into the trees sccretary of an Arab students organization in New York in Decern-her 1955 On June 1 this year she left the United States for the Middle East One of her closest friends was identified as Shirley Worcester representative of the American Friends of the Midcast in Damascus According to police information she told some people in Tel Aviv she was a journalist and others that she was doing research study She said she may write article for the "American Her trial was conducted in Hebrew and English Little Change In Weather More' of the same is forecast' by the Weather Bureau for today 4 To 8plB 11 fu nS 1 inTth Tlw fna 4' wiB ses-i 'If81 to partf ouy Wlt Plans also called for Jnptote the bridge with change in temperature i acoustical treatment in th- rolls- on he St High today will be 86 to 90 dc-cum and rtable riscis Ior the 2 and 3 and the railing for tha Wiv gfees with a low tonight of 62 to arpn flonr entire structure SV asi hr lb- toy- 11 A tat pte Imdy tor camoaien tour next Turafnv project would have been used to underway This includes the erre- Kefauverelidtng a week-kmg lw0 inRcr L'lw-ion LOOO feet of concrete Jaunt flew to th capital after 1 shiftins to northeasterly 32 to 18 foil day of campaigning in Okla-i tnjGht Tomorrow they will be homa He said Saturday night he1 eaat mht 15 to 25 I was highly optimistic of Dcmo- 77 forecast for South Central cratic victopr in four of tlie Texas is for clear to partly clou-i Poznan Trials THE POLITICAL WEATIIERVANE stales he visited Texas Newljy today end tomorrow no impor-1 Mexico Arizona end Oklahoma GOP Hammers at As Demos Stress tant temperature changes Gentle 1 8001 anJ to moderate variable winds In California and Colorado Stevenson has criticized theTa(1el TnirL draft as "wasteful" snd "ineffi- 3 ie i Jrurk imcs cient" and has said it should be Off Road Killing 9 May Be Halted ended the earliest possible moment consistent with the national safety" Eisenhower said PIACENZA Italy Oct 6 -A truck jammed with Italian rice-pickers plunged off the road into a river See IKE Page 14 and injuring six POZNAN Poland Oct 6 (AP) Rumors raced Poznan today that the Polish government plans the trials uKlne tom the June 28 and riots here These rumors were based on the belief that the Communist government has been sorely embarrassed by the ibold and dramatic testimony given by some defendants palgn Adlai Stevenson put renewed emphasis on his proposals to ban H-bomb tests and reconsider the draft situation Republicans' reacted strongly President Eisenhower who dismissed the proposal in a few words several weeks ago issued a lengthy statement a summary of what the two partirs did during the week: DEMOCRATS The Democrats this week bat- EDITOR'S Here is ihe second "Political Weather-vane" This special series of political roundups by -Don Ob-erdorfer is designed to bring the campaign into focus for Caller-Times readers each Sundpy By DON OBERDORFER (CapvHthl ISM IlihWBa Ibllv The campaign weather began getting muddy during Ihe last week INDEX congressmen voted down thn housing proposals Stevenson said the President told reporters he had no quarrel with the action In education: Aftet three years in office the administration produced a school aid bill Republicans in Congress Stevenson said voted down a stronger Democratic bill and President said how sorry he In aid to depressed areas: The administration'! Commerce Department end Republican leaders in thn House refused to accept even the administration'! depressed area bill Stevenson said Stevenson described the GOP as the party of the "well-todo and the privileged of file big corporations the big interests those who are strong and actually need protection the least" He described the Democrats as the party of the people with the people's welfare the obl'gHtion" Adlai declared the issue" of the 1956 election i which party has done more for the people Stevenson charged President (has) talked about not acted preached but not He depicted "Rcpubliran poll Repuhlicnns concentrating on tcred the GOP as the party of the Consecration of new bishop Tuesday to draw many high Catholic officials here Page 11A Nation's shortage of classrooms gradually getting better but some communities still hard hit Page 12A Three Civil War veterans can't agree on reasons for their longevity Page IDA DEPARTMENfS and well born" Simultaneously they challenged Ihe Republican claim to the issue The most insistent Democratic argument however was this: take the government away from General Motors and "the man" blasted Adlai Stevenson's abilities and praised President Eisenhower's Democrats concentrating on "the party" colled the GOP "the party of big business" Democrats called themselves "the party of the people" ticians loudly proclaiming their When a reporter asked ihe Prcsl-leader and cynically ignoring hlsj dent why he said he leadership without protest from about it against miserable living condi-i tions lark of political freedom! kind of announcement w'u'd and extortion of confessions by'mado before three defendants wu-i police brutality of murdcr jn he fjt lra ai Reports which started in theijchedulrd to he sentenced Poznan District Court said most For nine days now the unwon'ed of the 154 Poles indicted for riot- freedom allowed defendants to ing and looting would never be' speak out has broadcast to the hrought to trial Only 22 defend-1 world the complaints of people ants have been brought to court who felt themselves nppnv-nl in three trials so far and obliged In fight for bread mill Other rumors said the triajs now1 freedom The government's em-running might even be stopped! barrassment was heightened di -and their defendants freed When: matically today when one trial Western correspondents asked thej had to he halted temporarily after president of the court about these two defendants made hysterical rumors he denied them I outbursts against alleged police But the belief persisted that brutalities Twice during the In Minnesota and New Jersey Stevenson staked his claim to the issue "There is no war party in this country there is no peace party" he declared See roUTlCS rage 14 the President Adlai cited housing education and aid to depressed areas as case histories of Eisenhower's of leadership" The Democrat made claims: In housing: When Republican these Vice President Nixon replied to give It back to Joe Smith' this during a nation-wide TV press i Joe Smith drew the biggest ap-conlrrence criticizing candidates plause from the crowds along who try to "divide Americans Adlai Stevenson's whistle stop on a class basis" palh Estes Kefauver loo men- issues moved incrcas-l tinned Joe prominently in nearly ingly to the front in the cam-1 every speech I i vi rTa i I Me A A.