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The Odessa American from Odessa, Texas • 20

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TUB 01 )KSS A A KK I CAN FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1958 PAGE TWENTY War Formosa Hot Describes Mitchell Denies Teamster Link OVER THE FORMOSA STRAIT were 50 yards away when it hap-(barrage. Someone said the shells Tsao of the Nationalist Centra! pened1 the sharp cracking of were landing only 100 yards off; News Agency. shells bursting overhead, shower- am vm. nmhw Finally we made It to the plane operator in a quick takeoff just four minutes after landing when shells burst only 10 to 20 yards shells from the mainland 12 miles away landing nearby. The first nink hint of dawn was ine the beach with deadly shrap-, 68 -minutes after it had landed, away.

The Reds have fired at (AP I spent one hour in a sandy belL Jt wasn't the sand of Quemoy's beach that made it so unpleasant. It was the concussion and terrible crackling thunder of Communis nel. and the thudding of high ex- more torrctt' 1 iauca tossed out our steel helmets for to fly to San Francisco during the convention fb enlist Mitchell's support for a National, Labor relations Board office in Florida WASHINGTON (UPI) Labor, Secretary James P. Mitchell said today he never heard of the; "very active Republican personality" the every plane this week, including the one that brought us in. The sound of Communist shells showing over the Formosa Strait as we five newsmen drove to Satao beach.

The paved highway was pitted here and there by shell holes and marked by vehicles in plosive shells into the beach, check. someone else to use, and- held out Everyone jumped from the vehi-l In the cliff side bunkers we met breath as the plane took off and Teamsters Union sent to contact cle except AP photographer Fred; the arriving newsmen. They in-wheeled east into the sun hitting on the opposite side of him at the 1956 Republican na Quemoy and on nearby Little Que the ditch from yesterday's intense moy as well as Nationalist return As we left, shells were hitting a few hundred yards from the spot the plane had stood. "We're not really safe until 10 tional convention. This means that the union ap shelling, the heaviest since the Red bombardment of the Quemoy Waters, who tried vainly to turn eluded two Americans, Sol Sand-off the runway, jers of McGraw-Hill and M.Sgt.

We dived in two-foot-deep Tommy Thompson from New Or-trenches 100 yards away anj leans. Leaving with Waters and buried our faces between steel I were Charles Smith of United fire could be heard as our plane came skimming in low over the parently wasted $1,000 on the services of the emissary, identified as minutes out," muttered Waters. Official Elementary HetaMt lw-ltH Shirts Mmm CMiblacH Leeks The Athletic Supply 14 Nertt Ue PkwM 2-S412 group began three weeks ago. Waiting for the plane from we shared a beach dugout helmets and the sand. I recalled Press International, Charles Lowe "One of these days they're going water.

The twin-engine had to circle once before it landed on the beach. It landed out of enemy of Movietone News and Jhy Yuen to hit one of these with Cant. Sze Hsin-ho. a naviga that I'd heard an American military adviser urge the Nationalists two days ago to provide sandbag city. He said the' union was having some organizing trouble in Florida and wanted the fHLRB office handy to process' unfair labor practice complaints.

He asked the committee to withhold the' doctor's identity for professional reasons, but Chairman John L. McClellan (D-Ark.) and staff accountant Carmine Bellino both inadvertently mentioned a name which sounded like "Dr. Carney." In response to a press inquiry, Mitchell said through a spokesman that he never met or talked with such a tor. His plane left him and a radio sight but the Reds on.Weitou protection at the leach airstrip a Miami, osteopath who may bt named Dr. Carney.

The 1956 mission to the GOP convention bobbed up Thursday as the Senate Rackets Committee was questioning Teamster Vice President Harold J. Gibbons of Su Louis about some union checks. Gibbons explained that the union Shooting Is Averted At School In Dallas Peninsula had seen it coming in. Nationalist officers and five newsmen dashed from the plane as mail sacks and medical supplies were unloaded. "Any minute now you'll hear but nothing had been done about It.

There was a discussion of whether it was better to get killed or wounded by shrapnel or to crash CHARM prevailed upon a Miami doctor in a shelled plane. We decided to the chi-chi-chi noise of close who was active in gup politics DALLAS (AP) Two Negroldent, walked up and brandished run back to the better protection shells," Capt. Sze said. after teacher wrestled a shotgun away1 a pistol. He loaded a shell into of the cliffs.

We made it We newsmen and a dozen soldiers got on a weapons carrier for taking cover along the way in a from a student yesterday and i the chamber and fired as the stu- dent yelled "Shoot him, shoot him five-minute were missed by a second boy who sand gully during a the 300-yard dash to the plane, we The bullet crashed through a fired a pistol at them. The shooting occurred in a hall window and plowed into a classroom ceiling over the heads of way of the Lincoln High School about two dozen students. Churchills Celebrate 50th Wedding Anniversary Today CAP D'AIL, France (UPI) the world, including President Sir Winston Churchill and thel Eisenhower, gallant lady who has stood by his The 83-year-old "man of the side for 50 years of blood, sweat century" celebrated the day in for Negroes. Asst. Principal 0.

M. Fridia and The second youth fled, but the la science teacher. A. W. Brashear, first was held for police.

He told saw the youth, 16, roaming a sec officers he brought the gun to school to settle a feud with anoth ond floor hallway with a shotgun cradled in his arms. er student He said he thought The bov had registered at Lin it was loaded, but the shotgun coln for the fall term only a few and tears today, celebrated thel this Riviera town, three miles proved empty. eolden anniversary of a weddine west of Monte Carlo, on the ad- hours earlier. The two men asked tte ooy ror of which Churchill once said: "I the gun and when he refused was married and lived happily ever after." Gifts and messages congratu Brooklyn Youth Vins Chess Title wrested it from him. At that mo-Iftient, a second youth, not a stu- New, Lead Sought In Child Search lating Churchill and his wife.

vice of doctors who feared his PORTOROZ, Yugoslavia (AP)- delicate health could not stand Bobby Fischer, the 15-year- old AUSTIN (UPI) Sheriff's deputies were hoping far hew leads today, in the search for two babies believed killed by their the rigors of English weather. The celebration was a quiet Brooklyn wonder kid. has the dis tinction today of being the young Saturday family party. The only guests were Lord Beaverbrook. the, Iaer last Sunday.

OFFICIAL FELT HAT DAY The children, 11-months-oM A. est Grand Master in the long history of chess. Bobby achieved the title Thurs famed publisher who owns the villa where the Churchills have J. Campbell Jr. and 3-year-old Myrisha Faye Campbell, have been missing since their father took them for a ride Sunday after day night when he wound up fifth been staying here, their 47-year-old son, 'Randolph, and an 8-year-old granddaughter, Arabella.

in the six-week international chess tournament set up to determine noon. NEVER AGAIN will you be able to get such a fabulous trade and low, tow price on six potential challengers for the The doctors relaxed the strict: famer Campbell regime Churchill has followed Fort Worth brickteyer since an attack of pneumonia lasthimsel. ft teleohonins world title. Motorola TV set. During this clearance year to allow him Bordeaux wine and dry champagne witn luncn, sale we're really going' to slash our prices! uE3 and a cigar and a small glass of a Fort Worth minister that his children were "at peace." Thursday, the deputies' search centered briefly on two small, unmarked graves in an old cemetery north of Austin, but it turned cognac afterward.

On an ordinary day, the famed statesman Is allowed three of (he A FREE GIFT TO EVERYONE WHO VISITS OUR STORE THURSDAY, FRIDAY SATURDAY ciears which have become a out they were old graves. trademark, but he may take onlyl By court order, Campbell had a few puffs on each. ithw right to be with his children Clementine, on the anniversary on weekends. The children had poured in from friends all over been living with Campbell's estranged wife. FE 2-8341 Ttt'n always the rifkt alMntl with yaw 1t5t MOTOROLA fc yn iig tarn XJ rcxTAiu the anti-treeze with RUST-GUARD! Two Prizes COLDWATER, Mich, (AP) -Duplicate prizes may be in order at Branch County Memorial Hospital, which is celebrating the birth of the baby since it opened in 1939.

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