The Courier News from Blytheville, Arkansas • Page 2

TWO British Officials More Worried Today About Relations with U.S. Than with the Soviet Republic COUKIKR MOTB: author of the following now ehlM kmaUe correspondent In Burope. Unlll hk to tfck he WM tnc of U.P.'t Mate ocpvt- B. guff M. (U.P.)— British offlci.U appc.r to worrying with Amerlom these days than about with Ruaoa.

own reconciled to tlie fact that RUMU rolni to be trou- blmrnit for a my Umr But feet that hUrc can be and art nrioui Arnlo-Amnfcin diffi- eultiM probably the big diplomatic o( the moment. During this reporter's visit to for the foreign minis- Defendants Win Directed Verdict In Check Dispute Charles W. Light of Para- lers meeting last fall-all thoughts yesterday directed a Jury to and energies were focused on Rus- "turn a verdict for the defendants in sull ln MissjsS ppj cuit court, Chickasawba DUtrict involving check on which sia, and what to do about her stubborn attitude on Germany. Ton find now the die has been cast on that Jssue, and that the British are worrying more about thex 1. Palestine.

ThU is the most Immediate and aerioui point at issue between the Stales and the United Kingdom. The shilling American policy on the Holy Laud Is responsible, it has caused genuine 111 will States. 2. Britain's nwnt had been stopped. The suit was brought by Paul DsvJj, a minor, against the jrj, National Hank and the complaint inter was amended to make Burnett, used car dealer, a defen- Flood Adds New Housing Shortage I A DaVls SOU8llt for 1327.28 on a check Issued to him by Burnett and deposited to Davls'a here toward Ihe unitcl account In the bank.

precarious financial position. The proud British people, once masters of a rich empire, are While listening hopefully to reports of Jailing Hood level, of the Columbia River above Portland Ore residents of the stricken Pacific Norlhwwt area also wondered today about finding new homes. Flood scene above shows and apnrlmcin by the raging waters and Is typical or the'new housina thorUge created by the nation's latest disaster. (NBA TclephoUi.) A mistrial was declared today In a suit brought by Norman Bunch against Sanford Boone and involving an automobile accident to the town banker. I Ml Or the to French The defendants were represented Germany.

The British are prob- Mr and Mrl R. Roy. and. ably cloaer to the French than lne by Percy A. Wright, to the on many irnpor-1 Court said today that It tant retarding the future of! tne first tlm a woman thla But the British are had repraeented a client In tne linked with the Amer- icam in Germany, even It France Merer Jolni in creating a separate Weitern Germany.

4. Socialism. The government and the Tory opposition in some eajat reaents American criticism of the Labor Parly's program of soclaliiing industries. The trRrti- this the tlonal viewpoint here If that la Britain's own affair and United States should not attempt to Influence it. I "Taberitm." This is a lord coin- ad by the Brittih press since the American House of Representatives made In the European recov- expresses Britlsn courts he.

e. Mrs. Roy Is the former Eliajane Trimble, daughter at Federal Judge Thomai C. Trimble and Mrs. Trimble of slie obtained her bachelor's degree In law at the University, at Arkansas in 1S3B and later practiced with the Little Rock law firm of Rose, Loughborough, Dobyns and House before taking a position as tax attorney in the State Revenue Department.

She later was district price attorney Arkansas In the Olflce of price Administration. Russia Seeks to Avert about how firmly the United 111.1 is commuted to the Marshall inOWOOW" UN On hac cut drastically Into the aid expected to get last fall. 1 comes from the name of John Taber. N. chairman of the Appropriations Committee.) "Taberism 1 'prevails, they fear the oHtlook it rtry grim, and they mitM have to abandon some of their promSMa to work Jointly with other on recoTery." American Planes Believed Lost in Atlantic IJPpOH, June officials reported today that anarch planes had found wreckage afloat the Atlantic which might at three American Plying misting since Monday.

Two Portuguese warships were ordered to the where American airmen spotted the wreckage to airport officials. The misting fortresses left the Aaores iciands Monday morning for AJaecio, (Corsica. crewmen were reported aboard, in groups tight, ieven and six (advices irom SenU Maria, the Azores, said. The last heard from the planes the Azores wns a distress call saying that an engine of one plane afire, and it returning to Santa LAKE SUCCESS. N.

June IS. will make an apparently futile effort todny to avert showdown In the United Nations Security Council on the deadlocked issue of world atomic control. Sovuit Delegate Andrei Oromyko said he would deliver a 15-page speech In reply to. America's proposal for approving the Western powers' atomic control plan and tossing the stalemate Into Hie Oen- ernl Assembly tor a 58-nnlion debate this foil. Oromyko was expected to announce he will veto the American plan Inr work! atomic control, but a veto in this instance could serve only ns a symbol of Russian opposition.

It could not block the transfer of the atomic Issue to tile General Assembly at its Paris meeting. Grasshoppers Continue to Cause Damage Grasshoppers, which were reported the later part of last week to be invading; sections around Dell, Big Lake, Oosnell and through the low sections of North Mississippi County, have also done ome damage in the South end of Mississippi County, it was learned today. The extent of damage In the South half of the county has not. i been determined. However, about i 30 or 15 farmers around Blythcville I have reported crop damage to lha county agont's ollice.

Reports In- rticate that Clifford Councille in the I CkMncll community has suffered the 1 largest loss with approximately 100! acres of cotton destroyed, fhan four pounds of the recommended bf.it, sodium fluorsihcate, issued In the opinion of Paul Lloyd of the Planters Flying Service, who has checked the possibility of ing planes to dust crops to control the pests, the farmers. If following the Instructions for me of the could not have dusted more than Government Seeks Way To Avert Soft Coal Strike WASHINGTON, June government today sought a formula to henrl off a nationwide soft conl strike next month without an injunction. But' government officials sain their chnncts for obtaining a voluntary delay in the threatened work stoppage are slim. Contract talks between John L. Liwi.s find the DUST operators broke off yesterday.

Federal Mediation Director Cyras S. Clung called both sides to meeting at 10130 a.m. EOT, tomorrow 'to break the impasse." He said federal negotiators will do 'everything possible" to bring about a settlement. (Continued from Page 1.) city issued the permit, it was up to Hie administration to enforce ii according to I lie terms under which it was granted. The other complainants present however, decided tha.t since there was no apparent likelihood that they would incur any liability by doing so, they would verily" the complaint and become party plain- When Mayor Jackson a.sked for opinions from other complainants alter Mr.

Lofieins withdrew Mr Henderson said thnt he wouUi the complaint with the reservation that should tlic CK eJ nui.siuice be abated he would withdraw his part of the legal action. Mr. Welch and Mr. McDanicI nlsj indicated they would the complaint. 50 acres with that amount.

As a gcnci.il rule, the farmer's are merely baiting dilchKi and margins of fields and have not made direct application to the areas infested with the grasshoppers. Some have used the bait have expressed the idea that it was difficult to ge; the insects to eat the bait when there still Is plenty of foliage lor them to feed upon unless it completely covered the area. It is bekeral llmi the rain will to some extent alleviate the problem of grasshoppers as well as aid in the control of the green plant lice, known as p.phids, which have been prevalent this year. If it docs not help, the farmers probably will have to use the bail in larger quant- ilies to combat Jie menace. Dr.

Charles Lincoln, extension etomologist of Fnyetieville said that, in parts of the state fanners were dusting vvilh to.xnpbene, or using a toxaphene acid to spray the pesN, but expressed the idea thnt if use 1 in adequate amounts the poison bai'- would kill the grasshoppers. North Dakota leads all other states in barley production. Read Courier News Want Ads. City firemen Called To Manufacturing Firm The Blythevllle Fire Department answered a call at 10:30 last night to the Southern Manufacturing Company on South Broadway Vhen a tumbler ol alfalfa hay became ignited. Only slight damage resulted Fire Chief Roy Head stated that the hay, which wu placed In the tumbler to dry, became ignited when the electrical power went off during laat night'a rain storm, Striken, In Encirclement Move CLERMONT, Ferrind, Prance June of 16,000 and tonight threw a siege ring around army regulars and police who a few hours earlier had ousted them forcibly from the Bergougnan rubber factory.

Trapped In the strikers' encirclement were some 300 Inside the factory Itself arid about 2000 security guards, mobile guards and police around the outside of the i plant. The 1,500 sltdown strikers who I were driven from the factory earlier today, together with thousands of sympathizers, barricaded all the streets around the factory. About 180 persons were Injured last night in clashes between the strikers and security forces. More clashes were feared tonight. M-U higher In actlva trade.

Top for considerable of tight Good and choice mainly one price, 36 50; 340- 2TO Jbs 280-300 Ibrs 23 75-36; heavier kinds scarce Few 300-360 Jbs 22.SO-23.50; 1W-1TO Ibs 3S.60-36.25; 130-150 Ibs 33-JJ- 100130 ID.S SO-11; cow higher; top Cattle salable calves 1,300, all Light supply of good and choice steert and heifers 60c and more higher. One 11 lot high choice yearling new record top. Two choice 37.SO-37.76; good and choice light weight 36.40, also new top; good and choice heifers and mixed yearlingi, 32.50-36.90; new high; some held higher. Cowi fully steady and fairly active especially FEMALE COMPUINTS Are you troubled by dtitrcM of female lunetlonil disturb- this make you from pain, feel nervous, TheD DO try B. Plnkham'i Vexetable Compound to relieve such symptomi.

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