Anderson Herald from Anderson, Indiana • 1

THE ANDERSON HERALD VOL NO 21S PRICE 5 CENTS ANDERSON INDIANA THURSDAY MORNING MARCH 81956 Mercury Drop Prime Minister Refuses SEATO Powers To End Israel Arms Ban Seen In State Endorse Plans Early Today Wins Confidence Vote iNWTTxrANT I Tk 1 1 4 4 To End Dispute TEMPO Alert Herald Subscriber Heavy low lying douds blanket hi ack ucre blocked by a oi Red Cross Aid Plan Studied Eisenhower higblightod the State Retailers Map Spring Plans Re Sixteen state police officers ucre HI) pi Ogf tbS 01 Uie ACU loss mem iimb'ttnunvuk DIUUII VlldHlliail UHAUlunv dHU I bership and funef campaign were to Temain on the payrolls after Misner and Leo Provence viccjdown if 1 get 3 Column my as Committee of the Ander MAP PHONE 3 5371 for Mr nes piero'J Dg? Xerski and im 1 Middle East tension If effort to put through an Allied resolution to Manon Mr Dove with anew in the old Moiris I Rossen chairman and Garland Hines vice chairman ere in charge of the session Chairmen and vice chairmen of sub committees were also named by the Spring Promotion group died Miss Rowe was a rar dnen by Bois 17 of 2121 I meant to go to lorida you cn't make a turn that stupid LONDON Prime Minister Eden Wednesday night accused Egypt of double dealing with the West and also refused to lift Britain's embargo on modern arms to son 126 I 24th St a bo Mr and Mrs William Karkos RETAILERS son Retail 'OUR PERSONS ESCAPE INJURY An automobile in which four young people were riding skidded overturned on Ind 109 at 18th St last evening about 8 50 o'clock: Authorities said the driver of the car was Robert Heintzelman 22 of Muncie Riding with him were: Joan Gross Anderson Karen Hobart South Bend and redrick Ackles Noblesville Deputy Sheriffs Howard Gilmore and Jack Castor investigated "All four occupants 'of the cor escaped inury (Herald Photo) LOOKS LIKE SPRING IS HERE" damaged and all Marion Nixon's Withdrawal arm Blll'e uture 'Moral Reeponaibility' German Rearmament NEWSWEEK MAGAZINE said this week' that President Eisen hower had suggested to Vice President Richard Nixon that consider withdrawing as a candidate for re election In its current issue Newsweek says the'President approached Nixon the day before he owrr randiiary didn ask Nixi only to consul' azine stales rT a Mrs Eileen Dove 30 wife of 1 rwj THE AMILY CAR By Wally alk SCENT SPRING Only very young and the very can smell a flower as serenely cis Garry David two sniffs this battered dandelion he found in his yord in 80 degree tem perature ot Nashville Tenn (AP VVirephoto) apartment Mrs Dove hen aid New Arrivals pn Anderton and Vicinity The alertness and keen mem ory of a Herald subscriber in Davenport Ja was credited yes terday with establishing the first major clue inLhe case of some 15 forged checks passed here eb i and 25 zz Local detectives said the action of the Herald subscriber brought to light the fact that the checks I ere were passed by a profes sional ring believed io be work ing on a large scale in many states he situation was highlighted the receipt of a letter yester day morning from the Davenport I olue Dipt in which officials there said a subscriber whose name was withheld and Good Morning Start The Day With A Chuckle Well help you word your od lol 1 beit reiulti Aik about our Io 6 time rate with cancellation pnvi announced his The President thdr tw it the And the White House let be known that Nixon have the vice presidential nomination if he wanted it The circumstances indicated how ever that the President while reluctant to force Nixon with diawal nevertheless wanted a free Jiand to choose his running Nixon or somebody else later on when the political situa The White House re fused to confirm or deny the Newsweek account received last night from chairmen of several divisions of the drive willinfy No definite reports will be nlnde 'I he proposal would have re the second official report pealed exist retire meeting io be held at 8:00 merit at 70 for government workers riday in the YMCA Howeverwith at loast15 years of employ Pl Turn Io Pago 17 Column A Imcnt JJ he moved laL November when vias employed on the construction of a new General Motors unit there Mrs Dove was born at Carlisle Ind ami was the daughter of Mr Turn 17 Column 4 MIAMI I la Eight racing greyhounds banished frustration Tuesdav night They caught up with the me chanical rabbit ive thougand fans at the West lagler Kennel Club here roared with laughter when the motor failed on the little cloth bunny that races around the track just ahead of the "grey hounds i leaped gleefully upon the bunny and tore it to hits 1 fans got their money bark SPRING PLANS Key officials Association are shown above during news confeieme in Washington theln attending the Southeast Asia West is trying to avoid an ariiislTrcaty meeting at i ice in the Middle hast He called Eisenhower highlighted the State for urgent action by the United Department's long drawn out con Nations to deal with the growing sideration of Israel request Arab Israeli crisis 'buy 3 million dollars in US Diplomatic informants here satdweapons to counter pur PUm Turn lo Pogo 17 Column 5 I Ploooa Turn io Pogo 17 Column Not to GOP 1 do say the President a PIoom Turn To Pogo 17 Column 1 kl 728 38th bl 4 lOy elephonel Mr Toombstold the group that being mane on repairs however due to or the Spring Promotion Committee of the Ander a luncheon meeting at the YMCA 'yesterdaf at I which time pfans for several spring events were discussed Morris Rossen is chairman of the' aroup and Garland Hines is vice chairman Seated left to right are Warren Marshall John Nottingharr) and Mr Rossen and standing are Bob Brown Photo I former Resident Dies In Tornado everyone li aying rb And plenty of these people urJU won be irr need of garden equipment and other seasonal item If you have good used tools why not turn them into cash the easiest and rrjost ECONOMY CAI yay can find How? I 'r'4'' Through a low cost HERALD WANT AD but' inglon reported off tried soon but will continue her efforts to reenter the university Miss Lucy 26 announced she will wed the Rev Hugh Lawrence 27 minister of the irst 7 Baptist Church of Tyler Tex No path through Manon and two other date has been set fur the wedding communities heavy rain and elec Miss Lucyiaid shewiLL pics tricalstortnshlL other areas her efforts to be readmitted to the University of Alabama "as my husband to be would want me to" She said her attorneys had nut yet decided what steps to fake for her readmittance however intend to persist in my efforts to be admitted to the University Alabama next fall" she salt! also to make application to other schools because I am sin merely interested in getting ane8u cation" oA spokesman for the National Association forjhe Advancement of Glared People said Miss Lucy would not apply to other schools until a final decision on her appli cation to Alabama is reached Miss Lucy met her fiance at Miles College a Negro Institution Turn lo Pag 3 Column 4 by errpll Smith 58" Muncie Several gas mains were Ur Cross St Ind 109rMisSJand electric sen ice was disru rarti irerf skit! I earlv Wednesday mornin and DuBois suffered severe in The nodh riCall pf Manon High pim Turn to pg 17 Column 5 i LScliool crumpled and other walls job or I wouldn be available for the Pressed as to whether a health setback in coming months meant he would withdraw hiS' candidacy for the Republican nomination the President said with a grin that he dldn vifint reoorters tn mo a Week's case of the the age otiOil tney are aoie and chairme ncapplianecx Jack HiinLlihi or something er John Goehnng vice chairman auto dealer suiphcs Bay Wejjir he Disaster Committee of Madison County Chapter of American Red Cross stood on alert sestet day and thiougl on ri'infiT iKi vrinurn told 1500 cheering Republican Old fashioned and women this week that the GO must base its program on and spiritual to be a true political party a political party does not have its foundation in the determi nation to advance the cause that is right that is moral it is not a party but merely a conspiracy to seize powerA 2 AGRICULTURAL TARY Ezra Taft Benson predicts the passage of the Sen 78(e farmbill with rigid high price supports knocked out" scheduled to 'start vot on the measure Ben son told his news conference thisveek he expected the tuntrover sial section restoring: rigid 90 per PleaM Turn to Pag 17? Column 3 Meanwhile encouraging reports Wednesday turned down a propo5l nvss jnen on progress of the Red Cross mem al to pcrmiLgos ernment orkcrsi Ro) Broun Chairman Jack offices of the city and during the noon hour will be guests of city officials during a bean dinner to be served by city firemen Candidates for the two parties include: Eoc God George Lang' Troop 4 mayor Jim Ly ons Post clerk Randy Gordon Troop 17 judge David Keeney Paul J'srker and Garv Grissom all of Troop 1 Bill McKee and Ed Mikels 22 and Jim Johnson Post 3 district council men John Cunningham Troop 22 Willie Wilkins Dennis Vaugh both of Troop 11 councilmen at large David Layton Troop 17 mayor: John Woodall Troop 11 clerk Ronnie Leaf Post 1 judge rank Keeney Troop 17 Carl Miller Troop 4 Bill Glaze Ronnie Bussell Donnie Bussell and Carl Ha mpwns Troop 2 dis trict councilman: rry Smith and John Troop 17 and Jpheus Woodall Troop coun cilmen at large former resident of Anderson brought to them a clipping of a I story published last riday giving a complete description of the checks and the two men who passed them here According to the letter the former Anderson resident told police a story concerning a simi lar case which had appeared in a Davenport publication about a month ago Authorities in that city check ed the Anderson story and start ed checking with the ederal Buraeu of Investigation Subse quent checks on the procedures and handwriting available indi cated the forgeries on a Daven port plumbing firm were com mitted by the same as those here Davenport authorities sent to this city photostatic copies of the bad checks passed there for com parisoif with the 15 checks forged on the and Welding and Ma chine Company heie Local detectives' said the checks were apparently prepared! by the same person or persons: Authorities also expresed the belief the forgery ring is perhaps a large national organization with PltlM Turn lo Pig 17 Column 4 ay and was asked to be progress was ciommK ano for victims ofthe unusuallv bad weather dui ini Ike Reveals Requesting Nixon's Wishes Regarding Another Term WASHINGION President! mediate comment far Eisdhhower disclosed personal political situation isthat he has asked Vice President i He made the state Richard Nixon to me whatmenfr alter receiving a standing he would like about running ovation at a national Republican'for vice president again this yearLw omen's conference here I Several promptly! Mr Eisenhower told a new? con 'Interpreted Mr Eisenhower's rc jfercnce he would not be "pushed marks to mean that Nixon Into and say now I 1 I I 4 I A La im I 11 A I I Mpl A A A 1 1 fR Al Ll AH La wt'j Dde me norninaiiuu 11 uv wdiiw tupi inis nimnvni vt iivuiiri nt wumu Sen Barry Goldwater Ariz) accept Nixon as a running' mate! Born at the St John' Hospital a NixiJn supporter said he was this fall if the vice president 'wants because the President to run again Mr and Mrs Arnold Hendrick is backing1 ilxon vire president" i 1 llii Nixon said he would have rib 11 I i IS a I' 70 0 MJJU Clarence Shaffer Dave: Keeney and John alge During the day the elected offi other neces cials will take over the various the tragedy oinccs 01 me city and during the however 1 fur aid had been received I last night and that donations of eien the temporary repairs being clothing are not yet being sought Imadc The Disaster Committee will! Louis Eggman board chair hold a meeting at 7:30 in man was in charge of the session the local Red Cross offices Cih zen sBank buildi Ei idle East arms 'race between thctLIovd are rcnnrtcd tn have talked rpnlvlnn I Umnfiit ir I ha and Arnhu nkot barges of time Nutting spoke about the same the Middle ast during their cur imlieateil Wednesday he'll quit the time President Eisenhower told ajrent conferences in Pakistan They state Pushtoomstan from the polled last announced border straddling Pathan 1 lory Official sources said there were no dissenting voices in the closed meeting Wednesday when Pakistan asked the of her seven Phase Turn io Page 17 Column 4 Members of the Anderson I tall Association's Spring Promo Hallam emnhosibed ihn tmH winter wornl rpptslHon Committee met atthc YMCA that im difiniti icquest uqrc ln such bad 'hape it would 1 at noon yesterday for a discussion nere take several weeks io iUl at vuiu ometime in June it awaiting possible calls In addition to the light plant dance' front' Red Cross of ireport also rtals at tbescnc of heard reports from the CityEn rnadu in Marion Jgitiecr DonaldGwinnup anJ Robert Hallam chairman of Street Commissioner Earl to u'licw Lie RETIREMENT CHANGE 1 OAS Iby the Spring Promotion group WASHINGTON Ut lhc'H ous the following local bust Meanwhile encouraging reports Wednesday turned down a propo IPU PipJ 1 1 1 ti i llvnUt 1 1 Nt II (1 1 1 1 1 1 VI I II I IVIIl 6 o'clock last night ranged fromof trying to disrupt Britain's rela dent Eisenhower Wednes a high of it) degrees recorded Itions with Jordan bv means otldav 1 advocated uiicni dim taiiy aiui'u by the United Nations to 1 i the 20060 man Arab Legnin TheKecP ar Horn nreaKjng Old move caused sharp resentment in'In wliddlc East Eisenhower speaking at his the Egyptians want fiiendly mnlerence did not say wh relations with the Westen of action he meant But these can be got but not at any diplomats said his words shoul Eden declared act as a spur to British Eden said Britain and the United rench consultations now being States are working hand in hand held on precisely what role the in efforts to' maintain peace in theJU should play the Arab Is raeli crisis 1' These talks are understood to be to get a UN tRe weather "Mostly iloudv colder today diminishing winds and occasional flurries High of 30 range: 40 70 riday: Partly cloudy wanner was report reached her Board Of Works Hears Report On Substation rank Yarling superintendent of the Municipal Light and Power Plant last night reported to the Board of Works on progress being made toward the new Edgewood substation which was contracted for by the previous administra tion cxpl ained to the hoa rd 1hrt "prelimTnary com pleted on the substation whih will aid the west part of the city H1C and rural users west and nonh the'wesl Anderson and delivery aimed at" presenting Soviet pcne Security Council to discuss (ration into the Middle hast and southern Asia Labor leader Hugh Gaitskell de cautioning the Arab states as well manned in debate that the West stiffen Israel's defense's by liltingiSoviet veto the Western Big the mins embargo on shipment ofiThree would then be free to modern waapons carry out their 1950 pledge to Minister of State Anthony Nut lact together outside the to ting rejected this demand He said preserve the Palestine the funneling of weapons to Secretary of State Dulles and would touch off a dangerous Mid Rritish oreign Minister Selwyn and general organic fitness for the cbnr job as 1 ee and that means' men aid lain lirpman Vicci pimm Turn to Po 17 Column chairman department stoics i Officials Probe atal Highway Accident Tuesday 1 County officials' iff Jbe Brogdon and Deputy County Coroner Don McGranahani reported yesterday That they were invActifitnuna Pirritmtlunr fin zf fatal highway crash Tuesday cve ning in which CherylSuc Rowe Li daughter of Mr and I harlcs Rower 815 8th StTf1 juh If he ever feels physically un i equal to it In iesponse to news conference i questions about the Democratic I contentions Eisenhower said: I will certainly be less of a host in the coming years should! I be reelected but there is going to be no neglect of the duties of (he presidency of the United States anJ when I feel I carry them on won't be He rephrased this later to say in response to questioning that "unless 1 irlt absolutely up to the performance of the duties of the president the second that I Primary iling Light County Clerk Reports County Clerk Joseph U' Arm yesterdav the lightest of filing by candidates in the May 8 piimary dectiun since the filing period opened eb 28 The deadline for entry of candidates in the primary for party nominations and for election as precinct committeemen and I state conventoin delegates isMarch 28 according lo the count I' Republicans' the pri i'mary yesterday ere Rex Bv rum 333 7th St and Dr Elbertson 15 6th St and rank IL Allis 342 8th St Ward 2 dielegates and Wava Thompson 1918 Jefferson St dommittceman1 Precinct 6 Ward 1 Democrats filing were John R' Walsh 1048 Sycamore St dele gate Ward 3: William Edear Nlil i lei 253h St Llwood coin f'i Pretiiict 1 ne 'eek Township and Howard Brown 1212 Madison Ave Andersuo Township' Eden made the charges against Egypt in winding up an uproarious House of Commons debate on the govern ment's Middle East ciisis policy The House gave the Prime Minister's 312 252 vote of corifidence a majority of 7 T'7 60 after he declned the II A I United States and Britain! IkA AC(C rniy arc determined to prevent any changes of Isi aeli Arab! ai i ig 4 miuedNi I campaigning will get under way in earnest this week as members of the Party and the or God and Country Party4 visit the various Boy Scout troops of the city The two parties TcccntlyTiomi nated candidates for the forth coming election to determine the boys who will take over theorems of thccity during Citizcnship Day here April 2 The election will conducted on standard voting machines at No 1 ite Station March polls will be open from 10 a tn 2 pm Arrangements for the elnefinn arc being made: by Don Collins chai i man I he Ca ping 3 nd I vuiviuw? voinnuuee JorJMounds jor uimi iui anti memnors 0 the 1 comrniitee Assisting rColl ins the cominittec uas in contact with Toombs 7 xdliL 0Dle theJMarioii officials by InvnK Uncovers orgery Ring Eden Charges Egypta ins Double Deal With West In a fighting half hour speech Eden declared Ecvot is following 4 ah iwu iaivu puncy ui pruii ssiug ecj the Anderson aica jesterday friendship with the Western powers UfitZka A1AVI accompanied by drizzling rain Inn the one hand and inciting hos vUle HfVIlVIl anl local temperature i eadmgs ibf ics against (hem on the other for the 24 hom period ending at He iiM the Cairo government Indiana Storm Damage Cleanup Gets Underway I would no longer be there in the Ind (LT) Dazed were reported weakened Bradford Hoosiers Wednesday began clean eehoel budding also mg up the wreckage of a killer was tornado which hit Marion Dun school children were given th day iiington and Galveston Tuesday oft to help cleln up debris night killing one person injuring Sixteen state police officers Were 25 and leaving scores homeless rushed into the area from pokts Property damage was estimated at Pendleton and Redkey to at mure than 1150000(1 in Manon help with rescue work and to aid alone 'traffic flow High school bovs and Lrtainage in the Dunnington and civilians helped dig ci 1 LI 1 1 1 i I I nrkiia 114'xv rxxl rx! ivulv di vat'iii 11 tv i 1 mm iq raya ir VQlumn 1 rhclit as Manon's 30 000 residents! Dore uie lull oruni oi tne iwaeij The tornado struck Marion aiiotit 9 pm Tuesday plowing a mile path through scores of homes and causing extensive damage to two schools Mrs loyd Dove was killed when the twister tore off the top I a Ijin II UIDV nlic Hl of her three story home Rescuers )vyft n)U frmPr rcsidents nf ihHlrthi IRa Kii ilrlinrf n'Ori! Marion General" Hospital in ling the husband and two small tchildren of Mrs Do' passenger In Nine persons remained in Russell Du hospital as bed patients and wvu JJf flnd Doye a()d Uq 9th St The eral of them were reported in nktlrn IH'V viniuivu nuv UHUkill 411 liiv car collided with a truck driven critical condition of their apartment at Ri'd Brandford St when the tornado struck and the third child was blown from the Into a nearby field Boy Scouts To Start Campaign 'Here This Week troubled Middle East Shouting over interruptions Edon told Commons he stood firmly tie aimed at trying to get a UN hind the Baghdad Pact as the fonn lwarning to both sides similar to dation of Britain's Middle Eastjlhe censuring of Israel hy the Se policies He said this pact is cre icurity Council a month ago for 5 atmg unity in a wide area oflthe Galilee Sea clash in which 56 the Middle East which had nevetiSyriana and nx Israelis were existed filled dumping nearly 2 inches al some Pact Arw ralnd rance Is reported willing to go points i Britain Turkey Iran and Pakistan along with a British proposal Snow and drizzle fell in a norhern ler defense allfancepo call a special meeting of the Indiana Wednesday afternoon and rain was common in central and PUm Turn Pag 1 Column Ike Indicates Plan To Resign If Health ails SHING7ON ffi President senhower As tornado threats ended In Indiana yesteidav the nicicuiy 1 fionii bajniy levels (a below fiec? mg in some and rain snow and ice moved in The Weather Buieau pre dicted cloudy colder weather today for centtal Indiana with inds and occasional snow fluriics A high of about 30 idrrnn Avac nvnnHnd ovei night lows of neai 20 by foice niMi ui iivfci ws ivvHiuni pions witn Jordan hv means ot (t early Tuesday to a 40 degree low abusive radio broadcasts Jordan' early ednesday morning 1 last week fired Lt Gen John Bagot The riday weather nutlivW fnriCiluhb Brilon as cnmin'inder of ndiana called for partly cloudy i and warmer temperatures A high of 35 to 45 over the state riday 13 expected to follow Thursday night lows of 15 22 de alecs vl vnnv irnv 411 1 nciMiinu ci 'i ci pan vi iuuiu 4tixj nun 1 viva LU nuuivintvi nnusivift MUHWU UY 1 VIClVuv voiced approval of Afghanistan's Lucy the University of Alabama's! twister that roared across north campaign to carve an independent' fust Negro student who was ex icentral Indiana Tuesday me peiien last week announced were warnco Wednesday mat an lerri Wednesday that she will be mar other tornado might strike lriiv1 tmn Ivut rinnlinu 1 1 1 Iho Wn'ilVixtr lliinami nnKA mui uitutmnM' IHUC4IU the to south and south eastern Indiana before mid morn mg While the twister was cutting aj1 KARACHI Pakistan The SEATO powers jday dorse for settling the dispute with India over Kashmir 'I hey gave similar support to 7 Pakistan a a ar a i member in its border tnbelands feud with Afghanistan India and Afghanistan on these! fronts have the endorsement" and 4T encouragement of the Soviet lead ership Secretary of State John oster Dulles denounced ihe Soviet posi tion as Dulles is here attending the an nual SEXTO Council session on an Asian tour that takes him next to India s' I 1 hn Id amir Rpniihht' nf Pnkls I tan seeks a settlement of the fu ture ow nership of Kashmir through a UN sponsored plebiscite in that largely Moslem state lying close to inc soviet union jii vinucii Asia It seeks to pacify the MAwnA AAfl trilies on the Afghan frontier in Ivlfljl II llH the same general area 3 On their visit to India last I I both Soviet Premier Nikolai Bul I A I a nil LimmI gamn and Communist parly chief Ill' utjlny I Nikita KhrMshchev referred tn' Kashmir as a part of India They thought at first hc buikiing was And crso kilid uhcn a tin only two stones bgh and did otnafIo struck northeastern Morion realize until later that ano'hern I Liinily lived Jn the blasted ftPar'Lscvcrc injuries and wis termed merit house serious at the Marion Hospital At leist 25 persons were taken yesterday and three children of the family James 9 Rita Ann 6 and Randall Lee 4 were also injured and hospitalized According to pews dispatches "'Wi Turn io Pag b1 AL JBL 1 Ec i wre I Lr 'U 4 a ggK dK I 7 MM I 1 1 31.