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7. Ll yS ,7 WEATHER J.X'.li- V.r" FEATURES INDEX OImUM D-S litMV 04,1 Ndpptaf Ovids Death Natleea. Bparts 4 Editorial I Womn B-S, ULC. Baja Wsrld X'iU i T' A 'Moafi saaay today aadTuesday with turn pcickN of early inrtii fog dm tha (out. Uttla change la tamparatarea.

Blk May about K. Complete wotfase ou Fafi A-l i The Southland9 JJL Finest Morning Newspaper 34 PAGES LONG BEACH I i CALIFORNIA, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1951 VOL 21 NO. 64 PlMM HE 5-1 161 CUsufisd No. HE 2-5951 HOMEEDITION I0 Guide for Voters Appears on Pages A-7, 8 EDITORIAL A Question of Economic Survival. 0 feed liner Next month the Ford Motor Ca plant 1q Long Beach will dose down and move out.

Thousands of our dtizens are employed in that plant What is Long Beach doing to make up for the Job and tax revenue losses which occur when major industries depart? The answer: Nothing. This city has no "insurance" against job losses. We have no plan in operation. At the present rate, our future history can be a vicious cycle of dosed plants, lost Jobs, and economic jJWBfc' decline. Do we have to accept that' kind of future? We do not -y- HAVANA.

Cuba (AP) urviVors of a Survivors at a plane crash SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) Sen. William F. Know land (R-Calif) and State Atty. Gen. Edmund G.

(Pat) Brown, rival candidates for governor, clashed Sunday ASTM wwwwaw va Ow 9 over labor Issues as their rough-and-tumble campaign x-drew toward a climax. THE OF feVEBV-voter terested in the welfare of Long Beach is directed to Propositions and on the Tuesday ballot. Propositions and win give Long Beach the job insurance. needed to offset the losses which take place when large private or defense industries depart Propositions and are a positive-, program to create durable jobs in permanent businesses. Every voter therefore has a vital stake in Propositions and T.

This is- a question of Lpng Beach's economic survival Intelligent people who expect to earn a livelihood in this dty cant' answer such a question with other than a Yes. on and The pm men, quigced aspire tely on a nationally televised program, concentrated their fire on each other's atand cm so-called right-to-work legislation. won the toss and had the first half of file program. Knowland followed him. They hook hands and chatted before file show but did not converse during the program.

that killed 17 persons said Sunday night four rebel gunmen commandeered the airliner and caused it to crash during an argument over landing in rebel territory. Sixteen passengers and a crew of four were aboard 'the big Viscount turboprop plane of the Cubans. Airlines when it left Miami, Saturday for the 45-minute flight to. Vara-dero Reach, a aurnmef resort about 87 miles east of Havana. The four Cuban dew mem? biers, the four gunmen, six na-turalized UJS.

citizens and three Cubaijs were killed as the plane fell Into the. shallow waters of the'Bay of jfipe near Preston, a United Fruit Go port on north coast of Orient Province, authorities said. Tha whereabouts of. another Cubana Airlines plaqe that fig ured.hr riorted rebel' seizure Jl.V BROWN SAID he felt Proposition 18, the state's right-to- work proposal, would have a bad effect on unionism in California and lower salaries. He suggested 23 reforms, which he Said were not extreme as Propositlon'18.

There is need for reform in labor unions but nothing so extreme Proposition 18," lie said. He described himself as a Harry Truman-Adlal Stevenson Democrat I feel in my own heart Fm a liberal Democrat, he told the panel KNOWLAND AID he chose to ruh for governor rather than see Gov. Goodwill J. Knight peek- re-election or himself run for re-election to the Senile. I felt we were going to have to tilre and-facs tbs.

labor-boss Isti- orpia this year, NAVY YARN? NOPE, SAME COLOkONLY r-i SHOW lAwnoea Spivak PAT BE0WN, LEFT, WIN8 TOOUIN TV Watching eota faR are Knpw land, right jud 11 8 1 1 I 1 i 11 on WMa cousin. Mbrtimer being baled -fotoeouh tot pBK.allmpijVAte 'XlyearKnd Lot Alamj'man iiM another whs critically "Injured wlwr'thefr gfoafng. vehtde du KT ttnuth Knowli Sera khd i 1 i rJtr tofohoUH avaw- Judgif Morti- WU.U- by Fiirioiis troHi a Republican period, Knowland, said and then denied hW was a. reactionary. He said if he won and Proposition 18 lost he would work far A "Bill A'2l-yeaiW former Was re4, WAgHTON (UHDemoatlc leader when hetriedi confidence, boosted thdr victory to put out the.

fire. Th Navy nuhed firefighting Th k(d merf J- "Have you iver appeared as witness before imfo. bamtrJL. freeway to go- east on Willow St about '4 sju. The car skidded into tha curb, overturned and slid more than 300 feet before hUttogtho moat tore "the car in twd, 0f fleers said INFOBMANTg BAD) they havp leamed' twb rebels who boarded- the plane -at 'CSyp MamU oroed the pilot to, veer from.hia flight to Moa Bay and fo land et ui ofcr Trtrip nemf Ckr qanore, about 30 milea adutb-west of Moa.

The pilot iljln what type suit?" A blue serge, sir," waa (Continued on Page A-iL GoL A) Bu GOFNationaT Chairman Meade Alcorn stood firm on bia aome very in favor of forecast of startling 85 as Summer I Republican plus a prospect-of rioirt paaaengera were re-recapturing the House from the ltMed uSSreturned to Dmrocrt- their home. A Cuban soldier The prediction topped aflnal who wu a passenger, and the round of electioneering before crew, all were held. The-fate wounded in the arm 'while 'restating, It wi said. rV-J rs Acrm the Nation of two other passengers not made knomu The Cubans Airlines, AChl- gun resumed their bambaniment of Quemoy today after being Uent since Satimday afternoon. Nationalist Defense MUi-istry aald by noon the shelling was furious" and Que-moy guna returned the fire The resumption' of Red shelling aroused speculation that the Nationalists had tried to send in a supply convoy on an odd-numbered day.

The Communists had promised to keep their fire away, from landing areas an even-numbered days the' month bqt aald they would ahootaat any and all targets on the offshore Islands on other days. con we firming the death of the 17 perv nlrini crash, ana, In Saturday Airlines OK Mutual Strike Aid ROBERT PAUL (d 3781 Green St, was pronounced dead of a head Injury at Sew aide Hospital about 30 minutes' after the crash. Another you Victor Jerome' Hicks, 21, 3894 Howard St, was In CTiti cal condition at Seaside Hospital late Sunday night after extensive head -Both were from the' car when it' hit the pole. The third young man, bS-lieyed by -police to have been the driver; waa Laurence Bryi-an Mealer, 19, bf 3691 Green St He waa taken to Cimw munlty Hospital for treatment of a fractured right hip and head VoimciERS'A 8An'A', lying 2g feet, from the mangled 'AM A'" WASHINGTON (AP) The nations six biggest airlines announced Kunffay a rpiifcmi aid pact to shale revenues when any one or more Long Beach and vicinity continues to bask in summer-type "v-Foreeaatpra predicted -a high of 85 today, said the warm, sunny and clear might continue through the week. No hot spots of the type that plagued October were predicted.

Some and patchy low clouds expected during early morning hours along the coast, -but these should be dia-sipated by daylight. some 48 million Americana go to the. polls to choose a new Congress and state' and local officials. DEKOCBATIO NATIONAL Chairman Paul Butler expanded his past expectatidna. He said a television Show tha Demor crats win Ick up three or four new governors, 'approximately 11 or 12 Senate seats and 47 seats in the House." The Democrats preeeiitly outnumber Republicans' in.

the Senate 69 to '47 and id the House called It a rebel publicity-stunt A SPOKKSMAN for the pbel movement of Fidd Cutro-aaldlof hi Washington; however, that the rebel forces had nothing to do with the He said individuals acting on their own responsible. spokesman also said the rebel- radio claimed plane shot the Plane Flies by Self shut' down, by a labor The plan calls for: restoration fp the idled of the net. tetta peaeenger and freight revenue! diverted to the other airline during a shutdown. Joining in the agreement were Capital American, Eutertf Pan. American AVm-ld TWA and United Boy, HARMONY, Mhm.

UB. An. eager-beaver light plane to off. without' a pilot Sunday and flew in graceful drdea for -45 minutes while epectaforr gaped onibmeitL remen1 iwftaldeip co m' cntSB gbverfton and 19 Jtepub- timrVgai" fleW ibealufBlly laM. an' awed Neil Haugerud, 28, the 'would-be pilot who was left lit lurch when the plane, auddenly -ihot forward and' took off after he tumed tha propeller.

era of the-Senate Campaign Committee Hid on a radio Show bq believes the Democrats will wrtat 12 Senate at from 'the RepubUcana This ia the story told .1 Fmto''gunmen -bointfed plane at. Miami Saturday nooa on its adieduled flight to Varadero Beach. before rrediing that uea, the four men drew, pistola, invaded Capt Ruskin Medranor cabte and ordered him to fly to the Preston air atrip, in an area contfolled byrebela. wskJdlySB. i foe car and Mealer i-aa unconscious acrbs the foont leaf Jaa death bringa the Long Beach traffic toll to '28 for the year.

He was th(12th persoiL to be killed In motor vehide accidents. Last year at thil time the total was 46, with 27 4FJh4A 16-year-dd Fairfax foil 600 'feet down cliff -below- Upper Yoeemlte Falls to fos' death late Satur-. Rangers found the body of Alvin.Do(iglaaXIrigga.Suiiday Nelson Ziegler, also 16, said he and Griggs left regular trail to seek a cutoff to a ledge in Alaska "VT's LOUISVILLE, Ky. Smoke from A' fniwring downtown department store -'fire overcame firemen 11 rOere treated at hocpitala and released. Ten fire companies were Used to battle the stubborn bluewhich waa confined to where foam, pillow were stored; The firemen were overcome resenres Va.

lhe Pocahontas I'J Oo. al died KlVPP VJn a gu expkwkmiest Monday, -wu given IU'W lxfceranca.5wday to reeume operations. UR The immm BoysBodyin POMPTON LAKES, N. J. uhody otaui jfound Zfcgkr attributedrtormotoirvehicle-ic ANCHORAGE, Alaska Off Julie Nixon, 10-year-old' daugh-ter of-the 'Vice PresIderitTgot cold feet Sunday while walking through a cemetery at an Indian village.

a few miles north of here. r-- arid he heard rocks falling behind him, turned, end found Alvin had disappeared. ddenta. Jays body was taken to the Lakewood-Mortuary. The four men -removed outer clothing and revealed uniforms of Castros mlutionary mover.

has Jbeenj fighting Fulgencio Batistas government gMAIRBRS- previoualy had predicted the Democrats would gate 9 Seats as well as tiro new ones from Alaska and throne already nailed down in Maines Sept. 8 election. He said he now predicts -of-time in Alaska and The California iuid. New York governorship races, both laden with 1960 -presidential implications, continued to hold top national Alcorn described the Califoe- mm in a river Sunday only 500 feet from Ms hone. He took oft on a bicycle 17 days 1 to aea'Ms grandmother on the West cbut Police Chief William Charles said the youngster apparently fen in the Qamapo River and drowned qpt long 'after riding NOTE that! too Today paper presents the election green sheet a voters guide in the order at -the ballot IL-shows argu-r menfo on measures, biographies, add phikisophies of eai.

didates, and newspapers recommendations. autopsy showed tiiere wu no foul ptay- (Continued on Page CoL 1) Missing latter are offered not with the idea of dicta ting the but to give our opinion be weighed fay', the reader in -making up his Julie's -black shoes slipped from feet as die walked through the four-inch enow at the century-old Russian Orthodox Cemetery after's visit in the church at Ekliitna. -It's cold, daddy, die said, v. BICHABJD-M. NIXON glanced at the snow on' his daughter's stoddpt-riad feet land agreed it- probably wad The Vice President like a father anywhere then Julie a riggy-back)l ride to tha rqad efofoetha snow a packed and the ''walking learieri -Tha Nfopna end their daugh-Itera, JvlUe and her Patricia, 12, went one durt aight-lieeing trip dining a hreak in the Vice Piretef thing' awing throreh I will Boon be tha 0th The rebels trying to wreck the presidential elections for Monday.

THE PILOT ARGUED the-Preston afar atrfo wu narrow to land hia While the argument went on the plane cruised about over Preston. The gunmen were quoted telling tin You land, ThisVill be in all newspapers of the world, no one haa ever tried to kidnap uralqfflmrDftartr gunmen then prodded Medrano and-ropilot Conbarro with pirtola and dered than to taka tilt plane down. TKc planrplungad, misting the Prestdn air atrip bf the by about two-and. felling lnfo tha bay. Topping tha ballot, are our recommendatkrii for.Edr mund-G.

Rnwna- Drowcrat for governor, and Goodwin (UPD A family of ucCTeared lost on a hike lnto Angeles Nattbnal Forest, turned up unharmed 1 Sunday' afternoon and explained thejp- misjudged thev distance. they to traveL v-Richard Mm hli wife, Betty, 30, and teir 7-yrer-old David, of Pear BioaSom, planned to hike Saturday Qunp to Sycamore. Ckmn a distance, of about lO milea. When they faRed to arrive Saturday night- they ware- reported mining and reacua parties ware sent after them. TELLING OF nine day oC torture, a rescued miner couldnt keep his -eyes off lovely sight-4 glass of water.

Page A-IOl 'y J. Knight, a Republican; tor.U;S. Senator, Tfaiahtpartiaaa endorsement illiistratesvour philosophy vote for cations, pot for party labels. Dont be a Ditto Democrat Stamp' Republican. See pagefa.

A-7 and A-8. The deetkm green aheet' takes the place foday of! the regular editorial 'lAger whidi will appear ap usual Tuesday, XV. BUSSFUL BRIDE, GROpM. Jamed MacArthur, 20, adn of actress Helen Hayes, and hhK, bride, actreaa Joyce HuBfsitf, 20 smile blissfully after thrir -wedding Sunday In Sdebiiry, AHUGE WAVE swept a Palos Verdea surf fiahermaq to Ma'deathTPige B-L': 1 'X 1 vA' J1-.

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