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fijMF. FIFTY-SIX $0nbam Irnlu Sfornirti? BONHAM, TEXAS, MARCH 16, 1948United Press NUMBER 201 ortugal Asks Spain Be Admitted Aid Program eat Production Cut By Strike Packinghouse Workers Walk it Early is Morning CAiiO Vlaroh Irt More IO packing plant walked out today In a str kc which ut meat pro- in half. -yrs nc United Workers big at mulniiiht despite 11th by President Truman, liad asked that tiie be postponed while a I iMianl nvestlgates the is- rt lines were set up this Sk at Hacking plants and in across the nation of the first bin industry- 1948 got underway Mon seeks a third-round ini'rea cents an hour )t i was peace Cambridoge, however, ami i policeman were in- whfn 150 pickets tried to loaded truck from leaving packing pi.mi polite escort Jiam (look iar leather jrmers Begin Work jie cooler in and the weather bureau cast that the little cool last a day or so but air. light norther that hit this the temperature to an jt minimum of 45 degrees fig a maximum of 74 degree' ever iie Weather Bureau iedictni that the tempera oulU climb back up into the afternoon and be anie Wednesday. norther felt here temperatures to just be- frcezing mark in the Pan- and West Texas arena early Jiwumg.

The readings in were expected to be (freezing again tonight, pie of days of clear weath- me sunshine and fairly caused the out atiier rapidly in si.me aimers and gardeners work. si is lairly dry but lands are still extremely it will probably be a week before ground can be were able to begin work the and the county Monday and lv-'" vm it In, "Mire Reduce killed Resignation Of VI. Moore Effective April Applications For Position Received Resignation of Choice Moore as manager of the Bonham Cham ber of Commerce effective as of! April 1 was acccj.ted by the board of directors in se ssion the or ganization's offices ou West Fifth Monday night The board of director; did not stens toward hiring a new manager at the meetiir; Mondu1- I night but it was indicated that I several applications for the posl 1 tu had been received already John Meade president, that the board felt that the Auri I effective date would give Mr Moore and the organization uim .11 which to complete certain pro cts on which they are now work mg. ihe president ndded that tin board did not even a possible successor to Mr Moore, ad ding that the members planned to pursue i low in a new manager have sev eral applicant ns for the job am hcpe to receive several hi I added. A crow bombing pn ject, a crow derby and the d' Arc chan nel project are some of the pro- I grams now under consideration anr.

which it hoped will be shapee up fairly well before Mr Moon i out. Oklahoma School Laws Wain I mler In NORMAN, March 16 U.P> Oklahoma's policy was attacked today when attorneys for Ada Sipuel latmcn a new attempt to her mission to the Univeisitv of Okiu iioniu Law tithooi. Amos Hull. Tulsa criv uttor filed i petition in District Court here asking hat the scnool admit her "forthwith. pending a heafini; on allegations that the state has not provided equal facilities for negroes.

The petition apparently is the first move attempt to pr ve that the state new law school for icgroes. set up in the State Capi'oi as a branch of Langston Negro Un- itv. dot not oitei egal dn- Old Well Will Be Concreted Over Workmen this morning began xc evating an und the old well on the courthouse lawn preparatory iw putting a concrete cap over the ft liner water supply of business district. TIi; well was rediscovered Monday morning when it beuuu cav in Fannin Veterans To On ET Program coordinators Meet I here 1 hursday Two Fannin county vet se lected as outstanding indents in the veterans agriculture classes will appear on the broadcast of Murrav Cox, WPAA, Dallas lroni the meeting of the Northea Texas Association of Coordinators a' Commerce Thursday. The students are Douglas An derson.

a member of the class ui Randolph, and John Rav. stu dent in the Ravenna class. Thej will be accompanied to bv their instructors. Bill Dome and L. M.

Bishop, respectively. G. N. Flewharty. Fannin County coordinator, is scheduled to make a talk at one session of the ail- dv meeting of the coordinators.

However, he is now in Oklahoma making a survey of the limning facilities offered veterans in that state, but is expected to teturn Bonham late Wednesday or early Thursday in tinte to attend the meeting at Commerce Joraensar, head of thi Trades and Industries classes, and Freddie Walters, director of the agricultural classen, will attend the meeting from Fannin county. Coordinators and their assistant i 22 Northeast Texas count lei will In- present at the one-day session. The coordinators will litar a di: i work by federa and late agencies officials. Fannin county's two veteran tuelents who ihosen to ap i tear on the Munay Cox broad cast were selected oecause 't the outstanding work they have done ui the two Merry Christmas Rack In Army COLLINS Aik March 10 WP Meriy Christmas is bark in Army Collins, Ark man re i iill I a1- a corporal anti ha- teen assigned Fort .1 fkson Jesler Predicts I ninstructeil Texas Delegation THREE AREAS ATIO HE ADMITTED Resources Are Needed For Reconstruction IN WALLACE Seated beneath a picture of Henry A Wallace at the formal opening of headquarters oi the National Wallace for President Committee are (left to Tight i Jo Duvid.sun, Rexitiid Tnffwell. men eoimnilh rrahit Taylor avowed third party candidate for vice presidency, and C.

S. Baldwin, campaign manager PAJtIK March Pi Portugul oi ivin.ited Spain todav tor sion into the ranks ut the 1U OMtions banded together to receive Aioeri- an aid under the Marshall plan. I lie Portuguese delegatu astu-il 'he European recovery delep.ites oonfereftee lien- "at an opportune tliar ihnittanee of Spain the plant for the reconstruetion of Korope. I'he agreed unani- inmish to the participation of he back today and reiterated hi 7, western occupation of the future tor I to peun rerinery. The delegate Foreign Seen As Middle Course In Party 1' uss AUSTIN, March 16 UP' lleauftwd gave the tate Young Democrats a pat on Turner Is Transferretl To Palesi ine IS Assigned 1 1 rinity Jroject Qrady Turner, engtnee: with Soil Uoiiseivation Ser Bonham lets been Palestine wlnre will the Trinity rivet project, it ieen anni unceu by liill Cunn supervisor aui offices.

Mr. Turner wus in Vfonday over irospects aiut mi ti move to tua city, expected that tm. hou ting iowev ut ner nhi lot make the move mid-April, it it. the Bonham St'3 Due to the iat ippropnation or woik in the Ti his year, all avail a he rioil red ni'left fiont fc.CS Palest i lepori $7 Miliion Paid To Texas Schools AUSTIN, Texas, March 16 U.P) worth $7,551,746 were ic leased to schools today represent l.e seventh per ap- portioiunent of the 1U47-48 term. Dr A.

Wocis, Supei intendi nt of Public Instruction, artiouncen Truman Will Speak On Foreign VI fairs Uednesd I alk to ongress Broadcast 1 Nation Match UP' i idnr Ti unan, facing the gr; War 11 ended 31 months ao, will go before a joint sioti oi i all-1 lari lev Kan On Polities Is Inxalid 'filet that Texas' delegation to National Democratic Convention! hould without instruction. That, the governor predicted would be middle in I es ion wmcked partv Jester aid he concurred in the jpmion of the majority of the ecutive eommlttee of the Young DemiK'iat Club which voted Hi a Tyler meeting to stati" lor an uninstructed Texas deliga-: n. reileral i laiKis Ruling WASH INC Jilt Ige uan On tiliti Bnr You antlni reuma ably the de alnst governor also pleasef by tiuid ln 0 on to Mt civil program and against Foderai at liment un -Uv tate' oil- ldelands tei lore some conflict in i Democratic Oiinventlor wood in May. ill have a small minority I delegation I he aid and there prob- ill a group wanting legation to oc the nomiiitilioi uddi ted I'tiucted i Mr Tri be aid lose acini Mata, that Spain one itay would avso- iated in the (MM'iflc task ui European economic reconstruction. llutt Portugal would pro- tn.se the idniittxnce of Stialn into the I or Marshall plan line last week fltMB Madrid Da Mata put iorth his uroflosal Tiortly after the opening of the md session of the conference with Ports, Secretary Ernest Bevln of Untain presiding.

I hope oine day 'hat Spain may ju.ii this nroup in the uecific task European economic reconstruction he aid I add that the conference ought to be open to all countries 1 invite the conference to study at an opportune moment the admission Spam to this Da Mata aid that Spain, ry with 28 000 000 and otiMderable resources could nut kept indefinitely outside ti iitimoh work if European econom- Mix no thi inly Hi White 11(1 Man l.oes Beserk. Shoots Students The Bollii continue to past with direct farm the off ic area as in Mr. Turner County will 1111 ate illitV tin past st md oil i unction Tatp continuing to planning work lroin itoiiKhout th county w.t lias been in Pannili the SCS for the years and has been ui the soil districts oi promoting tin March 16 House agriculture conunitteo (o 10 touuy to shelve legion reduce federal oil oleomargarine. to table the proposed offered by Rep August ti, Minn.J action was taken! fXet utive session. Some mem- (Mtpn.

hope that the attitude would prevail no effort would controversial li'ti 'in for the rest of the session. Leftist rkers Strike Me March 16 workers staged a two- ieiieral dr ike throughout the protest against tical WjM' from major cities said was only about 40 effective. It was held dur- usual afternoon siesta st simps are closed, was the first direct murvention in the election It was called to pro- killing of two Communist Union organizers. Workers regional government bad 10 maintain order. 'tii? equal to that at U.

Last month the U. S. Supreme Court said the question of whet he i Iangston School equal must brought up through the lower Today', petition takes tin Fi1 her case back when it starteli years atto, before Juui Justin Hm: haw Meeting Saturday On iueumbers a Before he wild moh student am1 D. Brice of the Brfce Cucumber Sherman, will meet with (CM cucumbers to his company year at 2 Saturday, Marin in the district courtroom. Former producers md those wishing to plant cucumbers tor first time this year invited be present at the meeting Saturday afternoon which will be the on held on cucumber contracts In the county spring- Contracts will lie available Saturday afternoon and desnni" to sign them may do at time.

Bonham Soldier Is Assigned to Guam S-Sgt James F. Bantu, who has teen serving with the S. Army units in Ouam. is repu.tcd enroute home for a furlftugh. Following vti)lt be depart foi hi- ouam NEW YORK.

March 10 An elderly and demented man, a pistol in each hand, opened fire on busy street corner today was captured after a huse, he killed one wounded five. The berserk gunman, identified is Marco I-. Markovitch, iiO. ran liter shooting at 'teen-aged Iniy mtside ui armory where tht dents had been listening to band practice for the at. Patrick Day parade A shouting crowd, quickly augmented by dozens of pollcemt tjHik up ihe chase.

Markovitch dialled into an apartment builditig md ran to the fifth floor. After ex- hitiigmg several shots, jwlice ov- oi'p wered him outsidi contracting I ment of a 96-year was tanding terrified behind door. stu- tlieir the old woman wh that School Be Held Wednesday On Landscape Work Sadie Hatfield, Extension Servcie garden landscape specialist will hold a training school foi home demonstration club yart1 workers Wednesday Miss Hatfield will discuss insect and disease control an give actual demontrations on lanc'scapln ef fects. Slie will also Thursday in the county conferring with Margaret Jackson, li. D.

agent, on landscaping work. Anyone interested in garden landscaping work is invited to ut tend tlu; school. Colili erv Suspect Nahbeil TEXARKANA, March 10 UP' FBI agents and silenti' nruutle todav at jested a 32 year old tx convict who purportedly Kiinutet robbing the Buffalo. t( State Kank lust month. The man Was identified as Her nice Franklin of Texas City, Ht was picked up al I a til.

in Texarkana nie.ht lull. Franklin, the I'Bl aid had under investigation "for ti connection with tiie rob beiy. The aid matie ctilift ssion sllOl tly allei ill Ule- Formai were til him ill U. S. Commissione sir at Waco, uno a min oi trength onli weep tif Coniniu Only last wet-k iititled that his has been bv lecent leitably tin pu ci in White He G.

would go bi 12:30 p.m., that his at minutes wo iid ail majoi iietwt ito.ss refused Truman 1 time, but the alter a lunclieo abuut and a tin pres tjf Mai hail, wh I vwy I (rum hi Risenhower Drall Of Jester Would Improve liant es Of Democrats Hi the mtm iment Vi said, tiie partie rk th. M- warmly Anglo- 1 nation the three Bride the Iieland. Rritain to Purge Kiitnsii iiiiiiiiies PH UHt V. ifvelopmeni Communi. iica retai ident Ousted iigh Posts om tie joint lusting Vial: lia warnet nal sit- I I Profs (mi In Fur Principal WJ the atefu ame )tn uni? April IB.

UichMl refunded Finns Heliiclanl On Militan Pad HELSINKI Alt Bonhamite Owns Horse Sired By Stormy A young Quarter ulln sired by Stormy Night 1 i famous horse, is tin possession of Sherwood wni far as Mr. Cowart know tal lion is the cnly tine in this an ireti by the movie actoi hoi-e Mr and Mrs. Cowart reo ml met Elliott in Fort Worth the eletti.ms possibly decisive tin- ki uai ugaliu- Communism Wo tern Lurope and was considere.t ihuhly likely that Mr Trunvui would on them Wednesday. Republican House leaders wen i aught fiatinoteli by the White House announcement, and they Sn- iieated weie much in tie tiaik as anyeine to ahat the pie itkm would Shutdown of Looms btised. Dr, .1 eeonda 1 lie Huio- Rtt Dr riTTSBUROU March 16 (UR)A complete shutdown of the na they talked with him loi une time i non eoa I ineUnttv uppeai I I hey reteived several pitture- oli imminent houi fids Klllott and his hone, seen 'u The United Mine Wmket jtlned in i'abuious Ttxau' tins v.tti..

puisiun acuity members wl 10 ned in behalf Umstuttei feur visits to Port Neches schoote withn. 8 -month shuouas part ut hu I evaiu. tu tudies amifound YaihntiKh and an able The sujier- in tendent et-nied tD 1 for ciu ol. Umstundadded WEATHER EAST TEXASPa.tlycloudy 21(4 -4 w-w lei. UtslC.

nfltcts. the Fin future Howeve tiously want to fulfill 'heir treaty and iriendly tela mu ia. President P.tiu-t I 'vivi aid. Pur thi reason out "go i vernment accepts the proposal ente into said cone Hided seien th IIAIttiLD complaint alleging worthless iht-tK was fiitei ugaim i white nun ui cuiuity cuutt Mon- lj aittri.Uan FORT WORTH MARKETS TORT WORTH. March 16 Trade very active, generally 50c to $1 higher Medium and good slaughter steers and yearlings 22.50 tt4 a Beef H-J2.

Hulls ut 20 21. Slotkers und 20-25. 1W). Active. 50c to II higlu-r.

and choice tat calves 24.50-27.50. Stocker su-vrs 26 down Hogs 00 Mostly steady, spots 25. higher. Teip 22.50. Sows lb to 17.

Stoccker 11-17.