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I I annin Overnight Cabins iklng.Swimminq-Boa*s Slip Imtharn lailu iFaunrile An OuHlanding Daily NEWSpsper WEATHER BONHAM and vicinity Partly cloudy. continued warm this after- nonn tonight and tomorow. Loweal tonight near 74 Levied Wire United BONHAM. TEXAS. TUESDAY AFTERNOON.

JUNE 17. 1952 NEA Wirephoio be AOth Ysar NUMBER 270 ak1 UN Negotiators Walk Out Of Session In Midst Of Red Tirade; Fighting Front Relatively Quiet 1 Drowning Verdict Is Returned In Death Youth STORM'S MIGHT IN nt HI rsburg. Kin, llrr onrushlnR waterspout us nppnM-nhcs the ihorHini' of Bay after mnnni; athtirc but not it did a-veral thousand ilniUfi' worth ol damage Ti INCH MURDER SET FOR IAL JUNE 30 Term Ol )ouri Will Begin Monday, June 23 of criminal in I mirt Mill still M'liulm. ft, with listed mi tin i i. mi ot nrr hi- I fur culling tt.

fm- In mill Inin- .111. rr with It, in mM i trial 'i iiiin r.i iin in charged with murder with in fatal shooting fur Ihe Mirk of Mon Inti' mi Hrant Ii kK own life Mini in dal for kimir H'-trd trial ft Cuddy, two cases burg Billy J. Pitman, wnlomy. Tom forgecy and passing y. with Intent to It Mi I.

desertion; Kddl. nnd theft; I foiir nf huHilary, four i I of burglary fur Tuesday. 24 Itowell, swindling with b. i Im two 1 Itoy Wi swindling with u. Thomas Arney.

awiml ss Aiiuout lli-nth alias Amin tusking, paiuung nnd in id )hn W. Runyon Is iniod President 01 Mes Herald I Blistering Heat Wave Due Last For Several Days Presidio Has I I 3 Degrees For Hot Spot Monday I.tf11** is In out for ana to g. a hit of relief from I urn nt hi nt Hint is gripping I tin ini tri- nt Bonham maximum reading if nitno.t 'ii Mondny mnl 'oilnv to I bit hotter Thi minimum thin morning was 73 nnd riailini at a an lii gnii Thi- ti continuing to There no forecast rnin for this area Stilili' farmers wy that ram is for small cotton corn They tin hot dry winds drying out tin- mill mutaiurr mid i among rorn to burn whll dowing growth of Inquesf Is Held Monday By Justice Of Peace Keeton verdict of ili'nth In drowning lim Im i ii returned nf IVaee I Hi-rtnn lln- of lull 11 I II. Hhiw- MHO I fumili hinting in in svlnunnrr I nn Jinn- Ihe verdict mi held nfterniHin. nt llu- Htquent sheriff sheriff Shipley, (hone I mill lin em liloyeen nf im' limerai llmtn': ti I ngle nnd William ngk father nnd brother nf the drowned and l.iigene ho told officers he with ngle al the time he drowned.

Vuderuin lobi of Iw-ing nlleil lute Mumlai. 9, mb'll I'owell who tolti bun Ibi HOUSTON FACES WORST SIEGE OF POLIO IN HISTORY I 5 New Cases Are Reported In One Day IIMI June II I Ilf Iceti new ol io are re tor I eil in Houston todat one nf Ihe Mnrsl dins on record bring Ihe total for Houston ti. nation ii firat atomic mibmartne, now building nt tn. Conn Mr Truman revenled that an atomic engine for the la "almoat and dct Inri-d that the engine for the Nautilus will have revolutionary an effect on the nf world did the firat ocean At left la John Jay llopkinn president of General Otrpnration, builders of the sub nf were from Hie fnur tn.m Ihe mnl four were non residen! cases At the time, ottapitnla sought relief crowded I kii hail heen found lb felnled 11, I By I'nitnf Texana are due for more mg hot weather ttnlay tempera again due to approach the IIKi-di-grt'e mark and mi tt in mnny Yeaterday tin mercury up to 113 at I'rcsidm. the hot tent in tin stati (Mhcr intinta were Salt Flat, Midland, lai Ilio.

ISig Spring. Kl Paso. Abilene redo, VVn luta Palla, Han ind Milit i al Wells The only rain in the 21 hours ended at thin morning ai Midland Mttilnnd needed the Ipit it ion ully ami received nf mi uu Itkiwing dust at i and Ubbwk. but it not vert either plan A cold front is moving toward Star but it wtl nt It two days it get turi' it may not I nt all front is now i North wist 'I lie lowest mercury rending night was lialliart .1 minimum wa, at Presidio b'lnlls of Ihe I mh troni In- liter and nf effnrls in identify mnl Irnee nienls nf Ihe lleptili "ship Mas Ihe line, hnpmmi and 'I ileserllM'il Hu- Ituidllutll nf Hie when il was hmiighl funeral iinmt mg mild dis bruises or ttiher marks of till tin Ml. bps said that In his upmum, tienili was dm- to drowning The dead father and broth er told him they identified iHMk at Inst year's level Ib dgn sanl it t-ould now take only about five more ritual caaea Officinla worried over w'hat conditions will in August and Heptemher general the for I'olnt Mayor Holcomb of ton progn is being made in the city's an up campaign against flies lie made a hour Inspection of the city's stm-kyards, markets and otln fly bn-eding yenterday The city's nurse shortage la and at is Navy retary linn A Kimball NKA Telephott aa that of John by I tinning, too June 17 John Rttnyon has been pn i I 'ally lb' iini-eed the late Tom I arh ii I It I tin years, lie has fir si ti nt tin newspaj-e prt of KltlJi AM KIM I TV li lin ii Friday Hayon Ihnt would of li nnd 1 Klt-al, I 01,1 It predei i s.i'H Al.I Houhmii Now llaa 534 at hlcss Ha blu, IMn i I KavlngH rionds! Press The rtatmn's II of stifl lug hot wcatlnr is lilting in thi midwest tool front moving eastward across tin midlands is pushing tin meretiry down bringing general relict from the record-breaking While things off in the vest, humid air is making un timfoitabie atong Iht Kast i'onst On 'Vt St Coast, in the state Washington, war i rival farm groups humb of the left hand which had been injured some ago nnd had ita normal growth Mr Spearman, after tiemg cd that anything he said might used agninat him, naht that wanted 1 1 tell what With a few from ty Attorney A Hartley.

Jr. and Vssistanl Kellis Sampson hi related details of Sat unlay, June 7 sanl that he pu ked up Cagli between a and 30 a that morn rig a ilistmiet west of i iot and then went the river nto (ik la horn a. returning the a miming ori Sy amon- iround 10 or 10 3ft a that he mid I undressed sonic distance from vater and wa nt in sw imming after ic had warned the against get tng into water I was on the bank when I toil go down." Spearman umped In and swsm to him but graidted the net iud pulb-d me under with him sev- ral turns I finally got and an effort to grab him iy hair of the head tn pull him mt but he a round boulder anti again pulled me un- I got loose and crawled to the Iiank and tried to get bint again come I I got st and an and left," ht said tin several occasions during the testimony, Spearman appeared on he verge of breaking into tears tnd on more than one occasion he "I tried to save him, iu I trietl Spearmmi said that he drove that nurses at clinic work ing IK hours a day Committee Calls For Quick Buildup Of Plane Strength OPS Okays Price Hikes For Many New Items iaycess Discuss Plans For Dance, Diabetic Campaign Square Dance Is Planned For July has I ton ii am Jayeeea night discussed two events they will this summer Plans were made for a series of diminishing coffers for the ey tMatadle Foundation to begin at once and for a square dance the orgamtathm will sponsor on square Saturday night July Hr Jackson. i dent, said that the series of dim- ininhmg coffees woubl begin OKT8 flltOMYKO holding them first will in- drei A Oromykn, above, Mrs fJladys May Mrs. Orady chief deputy foreign minister Taykir.

Mrs. Spent er, Mrs. ttren appointed new Sovbd why. Mrs Katie Witcher. I lo i Britain Oromyko at Mrs A Mrs Virginia one time as to ti Mrs Joe Shaw, Mrs and as hief Mu 1 Svohoda and Mrs Henry si an delegate to I lfmler the diminishing coffee I 1 program, host invites five men in for secures a ftmn II from and then each j1 with has criticise! Luton io stretrh plane production I four arm it from to Th, suh the final when th.

alls for the quiekest has one guest The binare Veteran GOP Solon Defeated In Maine By GOP Governor Taft. Eisenhower Continue Fight For Delegates By Press rom governor's mansion to a at in Senate that seem' path Kredertck it of aine take In Sep WASHINGTON June 17 A ti'lro President Truman's I of four got it uriti! if nation air hli fly Ken lleynolds V- I lies bi i 1 ehenry rs in Yakima I afternoon, Sunday and Valley mid their the iUM, uept driving with wheat ranchers Th. wheat ram era want rain have brought In a rainmaker Th. cherry growers, say the ram will kill their crop, hired their own a man who break up rain clouds The weatherman neutral fight he predicts a few ueattered showers It was hot in Columbus, si, hot that State commissions called off some meetings till it cooler It an air conditioning unit in the capitol building is now being installed But ady until next in January. it winte Wont he it In the Daily Favorite am Ads the man was also a Pillai Investigator Dies Of Heart Attack SAN ANTONIO, June 17 District Attorneys Investigator Manor has dud at his home of a heart atta.

Before coming a distric nine months ago. I uckitt was head coach at high school ill San Antonio Ih years old. Monday particular in mind." h. said Spearman. Who has held in county jail last Thursday in a technical charge, was to jail after the hearing County Attorney Hartley said 'hat all facts in the woubl bt submitted to the grand jury when it reconvenes Student Killed In Crash Of Plane June 17 A T.xas Tech student and part dime crop duster has been killed in a plane crash at l.ubbock He has tentatively identified as Inin Coke a student in his early twenties I Goodgame the owner of the plant said the aircraft tmik off shortly after 7 a this morning but failed to gain sufficient air speed or altitude.

It crashed into an unoccupied house in Lubbock said the plane was on a practice flight. i ommittr po buildup dunglb llou -e is expected approve a monthly lioost in in nr a me Im tn fits A similar measure at.d la-st May The Off Me Pnre says bight pnee will go into Monday lothing television and many ttther goods But price officials don't nun ban. in actual selling prices rn an officials have accused Bussta of the tetl States on shipping Tin ItusAians have agn to return only ol ships they borrowed in World War II And the Air anoun. that ration Sky Watt will b. placed on a liasis iiegin- ning month More than l.Mi'SSi volunteers in 27 states will be watching bombers around the clock 0 'Army Rules Mac Eligible For GOP Keynoter i will held ot! night fuly and wtll feature of best callers in Hn Tin aller Will be at Kan nm lor tin weekend, lim and Martha By lire will their services event plans call 1m the to held on nofth ttf hi' il he off and the would all from Refugees Stream Into Free Area Of Germany From East And It nly Conlinur Dfivr Aqainst Reds has won Republican atorml nomination over his pri ry opponent.

Senator Owen water. Brewste a veteran of rs in political ice was elect- to the 1 'nited States Senate in and again in primary victory is taker political observ ers to mean be the Si'ptembet election, 1 nio. ra' has elected to i ior office in aine in years i victory over Brewster wa 3,000 rat mg 'here will a presidential ry in the n's capital today Drma rat ic rt Harnmtn snd Senator The 12 district ol umbia de leg at ps have six tion votm. It1 1 Harriman 1 l.ntial prim A 0 il fie! rt I mourut appi meet at iif and nom convention mut urn iff for a solid 2 2-rriHn i-irtmg Senat or HuhArd RED CZAR OF KOJE BEUEVED FOUND BY UN OFFICERS Ammunition Dump At Pusan Is Still Burning I'nlted I nited Nations trme negotintors gn rn Ihr a taste of Ihrir own taetiea. Thr I team walked nut nf the hie circus lent at Psnmuajom in Horen.

just Ihr wny the Itossians used walk of I A Iteil in rniddlr of Ions propnCanda tirade when Allied chief nrcotintnr Mijnr I true ral William Intertup trd. Said he. "We mm- to on June 51 laler if mu so but not Mwmer." Then Harrison stood up. turned on his nnd toward dnnr of thr trnt, Thr oiiimunist shoul- rd Ihnt he hnd morr In say. Hut Harrison pnid attrnlinn.

Thr I team wnlkrtl out, Thr Heds lo out a big guffaw. Korean fighting front is relatively But of action last that f'nited Nations troops killed or wounded ng that seven-day period than in since January rjl's casualties on enemy 1 and 1497 wounded, and captured. fin Island, off the toast of Korea. Allied say the they've put the finger on the "ommunist of the prison They say the Red lender believed rule all war prisoners was up among six Communist officers from 77 se have been with engineering the murder of non-Communists in Compound 77 they're expecttd to be tried by he Kighth Army noon An AmerKnn ammunition dump nenr Pusan is still smouldering af- an explosion yesterday But rise Army says all danger is past One '5! was killed in the blast two are missing and were A top-rsnking employee for the American embassy in Pusan has disappeared The embassy worker political new-- for the of which banned by the South rnment MARKEJS platform in id reet Dancers would he barged for th evening Clayton Is Moving Gin From Bailey To West Texas Site BAll.KV The Clayton Qln last of gins in nin Countjf owned by the ginning Clayton family, is being dismantled and moved to tht irrigated sectmn of tht North Plain. 10 mil4 of alter years of operation members of the i'layton I family have already mm.d their gins from this county th.

vicinity father of Clayton, and operated gms in several Fannin County including gin here, which he opened in and I nt.d until bought it in and hu family havt been fought with clubs and and in a tempt to save ir fled across the border 75 others were herded i and driven into many. In Italy also violence hand-in-hand th polite report that mor Communists have been attempting demon st the n. Kuropean Ati ler. ral Horn. 5 republican politics.

1 er is putting his Hogs my today at vs higi ss of rublican state dele- 1 tht agenda are to is walking itmmunism fo aim irnmu idgwi Idien In ASHINGTON. June 17 CP- fhe Army handed a decision on a matter which has 'd some al controversy liouglas Arthurs stat- is as at the national convention li i i barged that ral would violate army regulations active in many civit organisations taking part in convention here, with int while still duty. leated in the Army said today Scouts there's no violation of regulations tht general is nut subject to rule which prohibits service members from participating in political campaigns or conventions The reason on active duty, all right, but not on any specific assignment. Kreiv fl guarr al lough evi.l. that tht against cabinet al let Huck rot Nat ihm Home Oth howei First from und I'tab Toi will talk to and Aruona United dorado, Wyo orrow Risen fror tabulation Senator Rot: ho wer 47 votes to wt Wf Jun.

4.WO ry slow few hoitt slaug htrr yearlings ar eady most other inn 50c to 11 Oh lower rhop i 1 ngi 3 to to 27 bet to an 1 1 17 SO ngs. 1 to II lew -H ut ne li fi miu to ii nnd choir nt to 35; dium st 14 17 der pi Rep raft and to II mm nt (, temp on th. -mbly work of the Boy WEATHER TON, Jui no Houston whether his pants or Banks told i man sit heir, up someone It NORTH CENTRAL TEXAS Generally fair tislay, tonight and tomorrow much in tempt ratures. ps in 1 lifted $110 from his pants last night while were hanging on a chair On the other hand, Kranks said a thief got from -rt Taft leading 404 It -5' ftt I st At VVanhinftiin rs from both th himi-r agreed to g.v. John 4 initmrtant convention job a key writing the Foreign plank in 1 platform Named For Ike June 17 CP A new S' ate Park will be named for ral Kisenhower It will aj acre tract near That's where Kisenhower was born The State Parks Board says only details main to be worked out bt fore the site is acquired The board says the park will include a and 15 triple-unit cabins Creation of an State Oh the uuic his rs pocket Kranks was Park was authorised by the sleeping with his pants on, 'legislature.

I- Harth break fast just Irf.iri- In a. aft. the trip In trr and Mar lha Burnett shew 111 a clipping sent from I ram (ordelia telling about Kale cal Manning lopping off good dinner a big dish of straw lierry cream John sterling taking Missus Iti dinner Couth remarking on her for summer 1 I. Stanford tt ashing off the front walk and inoling things off just a bit llr. Jackson with news of the Jay fees Hart tar a Anderson reminding 1 lai I of the approaching H.

II. Porter talking Mith friends ami that I is in Hou- hain..