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2 Atchison Daily Globe. Monday. Norember 14. 1955 Claim Border Violations JERUALEM IP--Egyptian out posts in the Gaza Strip opened fire today on an Israeli advance post in the Kissufim area, an Israeli mihtan spokesman charged. The Israelis did not return the fire a no casualties were spokesman added Put violations were Israel and her a ne Israeli raiLiai sp-kesman i i i pat-ol a fired on from an i po 3 near Mahal Oz, an K'leh settlement opposite Gaza He the patrol casuah.es but did not re U-a the fire An Egjptian spokesman in Gaza a a.i Israeli coast guard launch oJated Egyptian territorial waters on the'coast of the Gaza strip He shore battenes opened and forced the launch to withdraw Krael charged Jordan with two mc'dcnts An Israeli spokesman said a-lied Jordanians attempted to b'ow up a house in Rosh a a four miles west of the Border He said some damage resulted, but tne were no Another Israeli spokesman said Jordan soldiers entered Israeli ter-itory in the "triangle area" farcner north, looting a of goals and kidnaping a sheoherd In Cairo, reliable sources ssid and Israel had disagreed on two po.nts in ihe latest proposals to ease tension along their border The two points in Israeli, police in the El Auja demilitarized zone and the a ing of the zone's borders.

Quits Country To Escape Prison WASHINGTON (A Racketeer Joe Adonis agreed today to deport himself by Jan. 1. In return for that move he will be allowed to avoid serving a prison term for perjury. Adonis' attorney, William Collins, told reporters that H. the is to racketeer, whose real name Joseph Doto, intends to go Italy.

Adonis was sentenced in April, 1834, to serve eight months to two years in prison for swearing falsely before the old Senate Crime Investigating Committee. Adonis was specifically chargec with lying when he told the committee he was a United States citizen. Judge Walter M. Bastian of the U.S. Court of Appeals, sitting in district court, today changed Adon is' sentence to probation for five years.

He stipulated that Adonis leave this country by Jan. 1. and no return during the period of probation. The judge also stipulated tha Adonis, when he leaves this coun try not go to Canada or Mexico or any nearby island. Judge FBI Not To Share In $26,000 Reward DENVER tffl Roy K.

Moore, 41-year-old Denver FBI agent, spearheaded theinvestigation which led to the arrest "today of a Denver man accused of sabotaging a United Air Lines plane. The plane crashed with a loss of 44 lives Nov. 1 and the Civil Aeronautics Board said later a "bomb- type explosion" caused the craft to break apart in the air. But Moore and fellow agents will not share in the $26,000 in rewards posted for information leading to the conviction of the person responsible for the crash. The FBI RELIEf for Headache 12 TABLETS 10t TONY'S MILK DELIVERED TO YOUR DOOR TONY'S DAIRY R.F.D NO.

3 Price Slide (Continued from Page One) restrictions under present control programs on a farmer's use of A $1,000 AREA PRIZE, plus local prizes, will be awarded in the national Audience Awards Poll in which the Fox and Orpheum theateis of Atchison are participating First prize in the local contest will be a six-month pass to either theater, second price a three-month pass, and third prize a one month pass The r.ejt 20 persons placaig the contest receive individual passes good tor weeks Voting will be Nov 17 to 27. In the photo above Harry Hixon (left), manager of the Orpheum and Jack Maes, manager of the Fox, check over ballots and other voting equipment They have announced that in the national Audience Awards Poll the movie goers, and net the "long hairs" in Holljwood, make the selections Each movie fan will be given an opportunity to vote on the following 1 Best performance by an actor, 2--Best perfoimance by an actress, 3--Mast promising new male personality, 4--Most promising female personality, 5--Best film released from Oct. 1, 1954, to Sept 30. 1955 PHONE YOU'LL LIKE OUR WORK Whites are whiter Colors are brighter "Feel" is softer 712 KANSAS FREE DELIVERY land diverted from surplus crops like wheat, corn, cotton, nee, pea nuts and tobacco Farmers shifted much of this duerted land--equal to nearly 10 per cent of the total cropland a bandoned and fniithwest complaints about a shortage of freight cars to move "ram to markets Senator Hum- hreny (D Minn called this situation -outrageous- He said raU- roads are failing to build enough i to other crops like sovbeans, sor- nevv cars to replace old ones taken ghum grain, oats, barley ou use dry beans and potatoes The result has been surpluses in these other crops Traditional producers of given comers entering their fields to, Corn Over (Continued It is one of the Page One) oldest churches their prices In semi-arid areas of the Great Plains, where wheat and cotton are about the only crops that can vin Rhoades of Kansas City tor. pas- The oldest person present Saturday was Selden Sutton who has be grown, there is a feeling that been a member of the church all farmers there should not have to of his 85 reduce plantings of these crops un der control programs as much as llrp farmers areas with a bigger lnc of crops Likewise, traditional producers of cattle, hogs, poultry (Continued from Page One) loeraphers and White House help Doctors Hospital who came ctovvn to see him off TMt disclosed.

Robert Sherwood, tlaywright, Dies NEW YORK Heart atacks have claimed in swift sucession the ing Sherwod and Bernard de Sherwood, 59, a playwright, biographer and four times Pulitzer prize winner, died today, two days after he was stricken. De Voto, 58, a Pulitzer prize-wining historian, novelist and social and literary critic, died last night, shortly after being stricken. Sherwood won three Pulitzer prizes for dramas and another for a biography "Roosevelt and Hopkins." Some months ago Sherwood canceled a contract with the National Broadcasting Co, to write a series of one-hour television scripts at a fee of $25,000 each Three months ago he underwent an operation at Its nature was and milk that government re- 1 Tonight at the farm there will stnctions and reductions in price be a a i party for Mrs Eis supports on crops have encouraged cnhower a farmers to turn to livestock, poultrj, and dairjmg bunging about overpioduction and price de clnes in these fields Midwestern dairjmen are hot undei the collar about samtar and other barriers that tend to keep their milk out of higher pnccJ Eastern citj markets ATCHISON HOSPITAL NEWS (Visiting Hours 2 to 4 p.m., 7 to 8:30 p.m.) does not allow its agents to accept such rewards. Moore, a native of Harrisburg, 111.,, and a holder of an accountant's degree from the University of Miami, txld reporters that "any- thing done here was a joint operation." Japan produced 981,000 still eras in 1954, an increase of 40.5 per cent over the previous year. the Gift He'll wear with greatest Pride Our Fraternal Jewelry Diamond Rings $175 Diamond Set Shrine Pm Of Pm We've insignia for Masons, Shrin- ers, Elks, KnigLts of Columbus and many fraternal societies, on rings, lapel studs, tie bars and cuff links.

Tie Bar ana Cuff Link Set $5.00 $8.95 RIMYAN 513 COMMERCIAL ATCHISON Four Slain In Texas Shooting C.ORESBECK, Tex ifl Four persons were killed in a on the courthouse a here to Survivors include his widow and a married daughter. Sherwood received his first Pulitzer prize in 1936 for "Idiot's Delight," which told of approaching war. i In 1939, he won the award for! "Abe Lincoln in Illinois," a mov-' ing summons to Americans to stand up for the best in their ADMITTED: Mrs. Cora Van Gaasbeek, Valley Falls; Dwayne Anthony, 1032 North Eighth; Charles Kentzler, 816 North Second; Mrs. Guy Allison, Rushville; Mrs Agnes Brown, 517 South Fourth.

BIRTHS: Mr and Mrs. Chester Ryan, 311 Kansas, a son, today; Mr. and Mrs Dean Van Houtan, 917 George, a son, today. DISMISSED: Enos Christy, Muscotah; Mrs Jess Christy, Muscotah, Mrs. Ralph Lindsey and daughter, Troy, Mrs.

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