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Nor 4- -0 0 0 0a 0 0 i i 1 IRTE ST ELEG 0 Aq ItIORIIHIG (INS)--Intecnotionol Neves Service York Times Newspaper Press (Fiv Wires) LARGEST CIRCULATION IN TEXAS RT MORE THAN 200000 DAILY AND SUNDAY Tribune Service Daily News American Newspaper Alliance A Fort Worth Owned III iro (3 SEVENTY-FIRST YEAR NO 362 PRICE FIVE CENTS SIXTEEN PAGES FORT WORTH TEXAS Where the West Begins MONDAY JANUARY 28 1952 il i i'- 0 AI 0 0 f-1 I 1 (134 4k' 1: AP i 1' Aftolotig i 1 41" 1 '1 tii- '-'2''' 4- t' '7 --r 4glzr od Ef o' 0 US British E3 a Fr ogR 7' it- AL 1 sc i I 4-7 4 i 11 r-j 4 B-36 Misses SHOW CALENDAR Egypt Strong Dian Gets 77 i tz-- Iran A 1 -t'' MONDAY 1 4 id Job of Restoring Security Shrine Da3rton Ohio Texar- Denton f-0- il ri 4 rge11'114 74 1 11 SO 441 hsh Base Texas Hereford 0 --41) 1" Association Day CAIRO Jan 27 (INS)--King Farouk I of Egypt installed K': 41 -4- MI I a new government Sunday night after summarily ousting --01- 1 4 VV 1 11 l' S' 8 A open 2- 0- AI 1 rip End l' xv 8 A of Palo- Premier Mustapha El Nahas Pasha's cabinet and naming a 140 A -----sole1- '-i e----- I NA mino horse halter classes coli- new premier pledged to oust the British from the Suez 44--A A'4----'-fi' it seum Canal zone 1-0 ''f3' 0 Carswell Bomber Lands 8 A of Here- Replacing Nahas Pasha is former Premier Aly Maher ''''-7t'' -vr :744 4-' ford cattle cattle arena Pasha known as Egrypt's "strong man" who vowed to c4m1c 14-1or -'-'-''-''7Y t'' Without Injury to Crew 8 A steer show achieve Eg3rpt's national aspirations losiFt- le --4 ur t0e 4 'N-'i 1' In Fields Near Salisbury cattle arena x--A Farouk's message asking Maher Pasha to take over said: CD 8:30 A pig show "In view of my interest to maintain order and security II swine arena for the welfare of the nation I have relieved Nahas i -v A B-36 bomber from Carswell 8:30 A of Cor- Pasha of his duties --fi'-----f- Air Force Base made a forced 1-- nedalep heep Shropshire arena request you to form a cabinet to fulfill the national and Suffolk 7 el landing outside Salisbury Eng- sh land early Sunday in a blinding ee 9 A of poultry as "I -411 aspirations of the country in these critical times" 4 4 -k 4 The ouster of the Wafdist cabinet of Nahas Pasha came 1 The bomber one five which 1 of Berk -i snowstorm Nobody was hurt of and turkeys poultry building suddenly in an aftermath to the disastrous Saturday riot- A clAN tThecl-e TIM -3 ilia in whirh 97A norenne warn nr in-furor nnri 49R 1 e- -4 Az I 1B-36 lasses English Base At Trip's End Carswell Bomber Lands Without Injury to Crew In Fields Near Salisbury A B-36 bomber from Carswell Air Force Base made a forced landing outside Salisbury England early Sunday in a blinding snowstorm Nobody was hurt The bomber one of five which Mk II finsElafifis Ho SHOW CALENDAR MONDAY Shrine Dayton Ohio Texarkana Vernon Floydada Denton Groesbeck and Texas Hereford Association Day 8 A open 8 A of Palomino horse halter classes coliseum 8 A of Hereford cattle cattle arena 8 A steer show cattle arena 8:30 A pig show swine arena 8:30 A of Cot' riedale Shropshire and Suffolk sheep sheep arena 9 A of poultry and turkeys poultry building 1 of -Berkshires Chester lassE3 Egypt's Strong Man Gels Job of Restoring Security CAIRO Jan 27 Farouk I of Egypt installed a new government Sunday night after summarily ousting Premier Mustapha El Nahas Pasha's cabinet and naming a new premier pledged to oust the British from the Suez Canal zone Replacing Nahas Pasha is former Premier Aly Maher Pasha known as Egrypt's "strong man" who vowed to achieve Eg3rpt's national aspirations Farouk's message asking Maher Pasha to take over said: "In view of my interest to maintain order and security for the welfare of the nation I have relieved Nahas Pasha of his duties "I request you to form a cabinet to fulfill the national aspirations of the country in these critical times" The ouster of the Wafdist cabinet of Nahas Pasha came suddenly in an aftermath to the disastrous Saturday rioting in which 220 were killed or injured and $28- Brikilsh Fr mm 0 nE7 TogH SESe27 7 rt ut 1 Atit44- gl eg4(Nmp '40'4'44 CP -77 aa ''4ikt4- 1 160 40 i4 0 7: e- '111' 41 lk :75 otc4r :4110 tI ss4441 Witit 4w16' 013VZ ---3A--- w------- :::4 7-N- '4-1m 0 4 :2518 "Ts'4 ''4 Arx ttT44" 14t 4-I4 1 otc4r Whites and Durocs in open barrow show swine arena 1 lam! open classes sheep arena 2 and horse show coliseum 8 and horse show coliseum TALKING Wilson dumb blond of radio fame scans bids from across the nation for her secretarial services in the fight against infantile paralaysis Marie will work at the Fort Worth chapter of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis Thursday at the rate of 50000 dimes for the day She'll Be Here Thursday flew to Boscombe Down Air Force Base near Salisbury Saturday on a training flight landed short of the field Carswell officials said The planes were due to arrive at Boscombe Down at 7:20 Saturday Fort Worth time or 1:20 a Sunday English time According to a story by Reuter's News Service citizens of Salisbury awoke to hear the sixengined plane circling the 404- foot spire of Salisbury Cathedral Europe's second tallest building apparently trying to identify its red warning light The bomber continued circling for several hours and finally plowed 1000 yards through fields narrowly missed a hotel crossed a highway and came to rest with its 46-foot tail fin towering a few yards from the highway There was no damage to plane or near-by buildings Later Sunday bulldozers were employed to try to haul the 139- ton bomber across fields to the nearest runway of Boscombe Down Air Base American soldiers threw a security guard around the plane and the Air Force rang down a security curtain on details Reuter's said A Air Force spokesman in England described the forced landing as "only a minor '-'17'NaAZZ4V--41-Associated Press Wireohoto 'WATER HAUL' Charles Johnson called in for help when a concoction of fog and rainstorms flooded the streets of Indianapolis and half submerged his motorcycle 41 PASSENGERS DIE Flood Levels IN CRASH CREW OK 1 Champion Steer In Arena Today on teer Today Marie Wilson Thinks Brain Worth the $5000 persons 000000 worth of property was destroyed in Cairo In a midnight broadcast to the nation after taking over the government Maher Pasha said: "The cabinet has a great job to do besides the first vital national is we have to maintain order peace and tranquility throughout the country and look after the rights of all citizens Egyptians and foreigners" At the same time he reaffirmed that the new government's policy "remains i nass ti rhaet i or ne sa liza nt iaomn loyf tnha evacuation of British troops and the unity of the Nile Valley" Almost immediately after assuming office Maher Pasha conferred with Public Security Chief Hussein Bey and other senior kansas Oklahoma and Mississippi ministry officials then ordered They will bring 20 horses The sealing off of the Socialist Party quadrille is under direction of headquarters Leon Arnold Party Chieftain Accused Carload and pen lots of bulls (Reports reaching London said were chosen Sunday as judging that Egyptian Socialist Party continued for New Zealand rab- Head Admed Hussein arrested bits barrows were weighed and after Saturday's riots will be sifted and Quarter horse mares charged with top responsibility were chosen in halter classes for the disorders) The last named title was won In still another drastic action by Dee Gee a 6-year-old owned the new premier issued a military by Miss Wanda Harper of Mason proclamation banning assembly Darlene a King Ranch product of more than four persons at any owned by Sumner Pingree time throughout the entire counSon of Havana Cuba and shown try by and Loyd Jinkens of The king in his letter of disFort 1Vorth won the reserve missal ln Nahas Pasha charged championship that he "failed to maintain peace Sunday's sweethearts were and order in the country" Misses Linda Steen of Denison The newly installed premier June Bull Pampa: Shirley Crabb an independent and leader of the West and Mrs Helen Bradford Egyptian Front movement of the Df Ranger same time assumed the portfolios of foreign affairs war and marine minister Farouk also named him mili- tary governor of Egypt under the prevailing conditions of martial law proclaimed Saturday after tchaeirobloody and fiery rioting in Political quarters forecast that the unexpected cabinet change stipulated that once agreed the will bring about early dissolution armistice would remain in effect of parliament In the present until it was superseded by either parliament Nahas Pasha's Wafdist "mutually agreeable amendments Party holds an absolute majority and additions" or by "a peaceful in both houses settlement at a political level" Before King Farouk ordered The draft spelled out the opera- dismissal of the government tions of a proposed 10-man mili- Nahas Pasha and his cabinet had tary armistice commission with met throughout the day in emer15 joint observer teams attached germ' session to consider the into it and a six-nation supervisory ternal situation organization formed by selection 300 Arrests Made of three neutrals by each side At the conclusion of the meet-Neutrals were defined as "those ing and the start of a 6 nations whose combatant forces curfew troops were ordered to Turn to Truce Talks on Page 2 shoot on sight anyone seen on the streets between dusk and dawn th that reinf 0 rc reinforced Silent Consent poBrrtftistirctruloaotepds are preparing to advance from the Suez Canal zone on Cairo Places Gen Ike aiSrlh lives a na ndrdi aprtoo prrtoyt cBt rn Brit- authorities refused either to con- firm or deny these reports On-N Ballot Other developments in the tense situation included: MANCHESTER Jan 27 The ministry of interior an(2) General Eisenhower a nounced that some 300 persons qualified as a candidate for the PoTuthlipnn rtriminntirin frir raroci- Turn to Egypt on Page 2 kansas Oklahoma and Mississippi They will bring 20 horses The quadrille is under direction of Leon Arnold Carload and pen lots of bulls were chosen Sunday as judging continued for New Zealand rabbits barrows were weighed and sifted and Quarter horse mares were chosen in halter classes The last named title was won by Dee Gee a 6-year-old owned by Miss Wanda Harper of Mason Darlene a King Ranch product owned by Sumner Pingree Son of Havana Cuba and shown by and Loyd Jinkens of Fort 1Vorth won the reserve championship Sunday's sweethearts were Misses Linda Steen of Denison June Bull Pampa: Shirley Crabb West and Mrs Helen Bradford of Ranger stipulated that once agreed the armistice would remain in effect until it was superseded by either "mutually agreeable amendments and additions" or by "a peaceful settlement at a political level" The draft spelled out the operations of a proposed 10-man military armistice commission with 15 joint observer teams attached to it and a six-nation supervisory organization formed by selection of three neutrals by each side Neutrals were defined as "those nations whose combatant forces Turn to Truce Talks on Page 2 Silent Consent Places Gen Ike On Ballot MANCHESTER Jan 27 (P) General Eisenhower a qualified as a candidate for the Republican nomination for Aka 'alias tissue 240daeOved Mine Do4agtring WO011 Zgitaudt II caDVGda 9 unn 0 I1 II Zitarrit One of the highest paid and probably one of the best proportioned secretaries in the nation will be on duty in Fort Worth Thursday Blond and beautiful Marie Wilson zany star of the "My Friend Irma" radio show will draw down $3000 for the eight-hour stretch But she won't keep the money will go into the coffers of the National March of Dimes Fund to join the fight against infantile paralysis There also is a good possibility that "Irma" will join the "Mothers' March of Polio" campaign Thursday evening Mrs Walter Ilarris said that she would seek the star's services in the porch light solicitation The Coca-Cola Bottling Company of Fort Worth was named Record Seen In Poll Taxes By Collector' A prediction that 1952 will be record year for poll tax pay- ments in Tarrant County was made by Tax Assessor-Collector Reed Stewart Sunday as the last meek of paying time began Approximately 7 2 0 0 0 payments were made in the record year 1948 last presidential election year he said and 52641 voters had paid through Saturday Only 30000 voters had paid durinz the corresponding period in 1943 The county tax office will be open until 5 in each day until Thursday when payments may be made there until midnight the deadline for poll tax payments this year The 56 substations in Fort Worth and surrounding towns will be open Tuesday through Thursday Readers wishing to pay their tax or receive their exemption by mail may fill out the application form on page 5 It should be mailed to the Assessor-Collector of Taxes County Courthouse Fort Worth 2 Texas accompanied by $175 in check or money order if the person is paying the poll tax Send no money when applying for I Along Ohio Evict 2000 By Associated Press Flood waters rolled down the Ohio River Sunday driving some 2000 persons in Ohio and West Virginia from their homes At least four persons were reported dead or missing Ohio's adjutant general alerted National Guard units to stand by on an emergency basis as trucks and rowboats carried hundreds of persons to safety The river rose toward a predicted crest of 12 feet over flood stage About 900 residents of New Cumberland Va were evacuated about midday and about the same number were taken from their homes in the villages of Empire and Stratton Ohio south of East Liverpool The Red Cross set up temporary shelter for some of the evacuated families in the river patrol barracks a large building near Empire Freight traffic along the Pennsylvania Railroad's double tracks between Wellsville and East Liverpool Ohio was halted when the heavy rains sent a landslide cascading over the tracks The flood was expected to roll through Marietta and Pomeroy Ohio and Wheeling Va by Tuesday night and emergency plans were set up in those towns Wellsville closed its $2000000 flood wall gates which protect the town from river stages up to 55 feet Smaller tributaries of the Ohio in the two states also were flooding and rescue work was going on along the banks of those streams Noted Amarillo Woman Dies in Temple Hospital AMARILLO Jan 27 (IP) (Bill) Gilstrap 44 prominent Amarillo club and civic worker died Sunday in a Temple hospital after an operation Gilstrap is Amarillo division manager of the Southwestern Public Service Company and former president of the Amarillo Chamber of Commerce and the gray-haired nurse's voice sounds like that of any mother talking to her little boy or girl in the middle of the night "I'm gonna put a wool blanket around you nice and cozy and you'll be asleep again in a minute" the voice says soothingly From the bed comes the age-old appeal of the child in pain or in fear or in insecurity "Mama" The word stabs through the darkness "I know you want your mama" comes the gentle reply "But she's got to get some sleep doesn't she so she can come and see you again tomorrow?" A pause "You don't hurt anywhere do you?" "My legs Mrs Bufkin takes a pill out of a bottle gives it to the 9-yearold patient with a swig of water Turn to Polio Thoughts on Page 2 tt 4 PISA Italy Jan 27 An American plane carrying 41 Canadian cows crash landed and burned Sunday The four crewmen including three Canadians escaped injury but most of the cows died in the fire Flames on the plane were observed by persons on the ground before it landed and field firemen and rescue teams rushed to the scene The four-engine craft made a long landing on the runway ending in a ditch The crew jumped out just before the flames reached them The plane took off earlier Sunday from Frankfurt Germany for Milan Italy to deliver the cows Because of snow on northern Italian airfields it was diverted to Pisa Negro Suspect In Drug Theft Dies of Wound A 34-year-old Negro died after he was shot by a police officer who was trying to obtain information from him about a narcotics robbery at the Jack Collier Drug Store 1216 Pennsylvania early Sunday Roscoe Wells of 115512 Evans died in City-County Hospital about 3 four hours after he was shot by Police Sgt A Hollis Hollis wanted to talk to Wells about the armed robbery of the prescription laboratory in which more than $1000 worth of morphine and codeine was taken about 2:30 a Hess manager of the drug store told detectives three Negroes entered the store and while one held a gun on him the others took the drugs from a sale The robbers ignored money in a cash register Shortly afterward officers spotted three men abandoning a car at Lake and Peter Smith Papers in the car showed it be-Turn to Suspect on Page 2 Sides' above the low-pitched voices were two sounds that dominated the stillness "Whoosh Whoosh Whoosh Never changing the refrain never missing a beat "Iron lungs" said Mrs Bufkin "They each have a sound of their own haven't they? I've been up here during the summers when there may be six of them going and you get so you can recognize each one" Hourly Rounds It's time for the hourly rounds and Mrs Bufldn picks up a flashlight and you follow her into the first room on the left A sleep-filled high-pitched whimper comes from the bed and in the dark you see a little white-clad form "Caroline you've got your blankets all tangled up haven't you" Selection of the grand champion steer judging high spot of the 1952 Southwestern -Exposition and Fat Stock Show will be made Monday Judging will begin at 8 a tn The champion is expected to be chosen about 2 Other judging events during the day will be for Palomino horse halter classes Hereford cattle boys' pigs Corriedale Shropshire and Suffolk sheep poultry and turkeys lambs and Berkshire Chester White and Duroc barrows Monday will be Shrine Dayton Ohio Texarkana Vernon Floydada Denton Groesbeck and Texas Hereford Association Day Texarkana will send its eight-couple Quadrille which has performed at shows in Texas Ar 1 tailed how where and when an armistice should function Bulky as it was however it left open for later settlement the Red's insistence on building airfields in North Korea during an armistice Red Chinese Maj Gen Hsieh Fang emphasized that the Communists agreed to consider the new draft merely as a basis for discussion on the staff officer level There was no inference that the Reds would agree to all or to any of the separate parts of the armistice draft The Allied-proposed truce draft a CAN GUESS MONTH BUT WHICH YEAR? PANMUNJOM Jan 27 (1P) The armistice draft submitted by the Allies to the Communists Saturday left a space for the date of the signing but listed the month as "February 1952" An official Allied spokesman Lt Col Howard Levie of New York assured newswriters that the month listed had "no significance" He said it was included to make the wording draft as complete as possible Levie said the original draft had a blank space for the month but that "February" a inserted when a stenographer asked a hopeful staff officer what to put in the space A I te the officer replied "February" the stenographer came back with this query: "What year?" 2-Day Forecast Is Fair and Cool Fair cool weather with minimum temperatures in the upper 50s is forecast for the Fort Worth area Monday and Tuesday Low early Tuesday morning is expected to be near 40 degrees Scattered light rains washed points in West Texas Sunday as cool weather predominated Presidio measured 27 of an inch Del Rio 09 Big Spring 02 and Amarillo and San Angelo 01 president in New Hampshire's March 11 primary Deputy Secretary of State Harry Jackson said Sunday night Jackson said the general qualified at 10:07 a in (CST) because he had not notified the secretary to withdraw his name from the ballot Under New Hampshire law a person whose name has been filed has 10 days in which to notify the secretary of state that he is withdrawing Jackson said that the general was notified Jan 17 at 10:07 a (CST) that his name had been filed "Since he has not notified us that his name should be withdrawn" Jackson said "he has qualified and his name goes on the ballot" The general was the first candidate of either party to qualify the deputy said Eisenhower's supporters filed more than the required 50 names frorq each of the state's two congressional districts Harold Stassen's supporters indicated that they will file the required number before the deadline Supporters of Senator Taft and General MacArthur are lining up delegates but neither name has been entered yet Sunday night as winner of a nation-wide contest for Marie's pencil-pushing talents The firm's bid was 50000 dimes The slow-speaking word-mangling blond will work as secretary to the local chapter of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis "I think it is a wonderful gesture on the part of Miss Wilson" Scott Teel campaign director said upon hearing the announcement "I sincerely hope that her appearance here will swell our contributions" Marie on the radio program thought it was a good idea too "I always knew my brain was worth money" she chortled But her friend Jane took a different view "I always felt that some day there would be a price on that head" the constant companion intoned And the announcer issued a warning "Watch Out Fort Worth My Friend Irma is headed your way" "Irma" earlier speculated on her ability to talk in Texas I'm not sure I can learn to speak the language in just one day but as long as they talk money who cares" Two From Gainesville Hurl in Plane Crash GAINESVILLE Jan 27 (Sp Jess Brewer 46 of Gainesville suffered a broken shoulder and ankle and Mrs Gertrude Kline 35 also of Gainesville received cuts and abrasions when a light plane piloted by Brewer crashed Sunday afternoon in a field eight miles north of here Earlyne Kline 8 daughter of Mrs Kline and Miss Bernadine Wilde of Gainesville who were riding in the rear seat of the plane escaped injury Mrs Kline and Brewer were taken to a Gainesville hospital Highway Patrolman Lester Robertson reported the plane was demolished The mishap occurred in Oklahoma one mile north of the Red River Soviet Award Announced MOSCOW Jan 27 newspapers announced Sunday the award of the Order of Red Banner of Labor to aircraft engine designer Arkadii Shvetsov on his 60th birthday i Telegram that he would inform his son of the refund due him Each day the Star-Telegram is publishing about 100 names from the official refund lists of persons to whom the government owes $100 or more Publication of the list will continue until all names of persons in the Northern District of Texas due refunds of MO or more are given Those listed may obtain their refund by contacting the Collector of Internal Revenue Federal Building Ervay and Bryan Sts Dallas by mail or in person Persons calling are asked to Turn to Refund on Page 3 a th 'Press in From All MUNSAN Korea Monday Jan 28 and Red negotiators temporarily shelved the thorny airfield issue Sunday and agreed to begin drafting those terms of a Korean armistice already in agreement The draft was left to staff officers of both sides But only two hours before they were to meet at Panmunjom the Communists requested a postponement of the meeting until 11 a Tuesday (8 CST Monday) There was no explanation for the Red request The subcommittee on prisoner exchange went ahead Monday with its usual talks The draft left blank spaces for possible agreement on two other unsettled of prisoners and recommendations to belligerent governments A major Allied effort to get the stalled conferences moving again the detailed draft reduced to black and white points which already have been agreed upon or which were near agreement in the past seven months Blanks were left for the signatures of General Ridgway and the top Chinese and North Korean commander but there will be no signing until all issues are resolved and written in The prisoner question continued to be discussed by a subcommittee of the main delegation The new approach was offered by the Allies Sunday in an effort to shake the talks out of the protracted deadlock The 18-page Allied draft de THE WEATHER Mr the United States Weather Bureau) (Weather map and Texas forecast on Page 11) Jan Worth and and cool Monday and Tuesday highest temperature both afternoons in upper 50s lowest Tuesday morning near 40 Sunrise 7:27 sunset 5:57 Maximum temperature this date 85 in 1903 minimum 11 in 1948 Maximum temperature Sunday 56 minimum 48 Maximum precipitation this date 29 of an inch in 1914 Barometric pressure at 10 nt Sunday 3017 rising The Night Has a Thousand Thoughts For Polio Victim Helpless and Awake Tax Refund List Indicates Constant Shift Within City 4 BY IRVIN FARMAN The night comes reluctantly to a hospital ward Like an intruder it hangs uneasily in darkened doorways In its arms it holds sleep But to some it brings other things And always there are the sounds The sounds are what get you "At night is when it gets them down" the large matronly looking woman in the white uniform said "They think more at night You have to keep them from not thinking of things" It was an hour past midnight Sunday morning in the polio ward on the third floor of City-County Hospital and the night seemed to press in from all sides along the dim corridor and at the brightly lit desk where Mrs Nellie Bufkin the night nurse sat And as you talked rising up Constant shifting of population within the Fort Worth metropolitan area becomes more and 1 more evident as the list of persons due income tax refunds con- i tinues to grow In each case the person named is listed at the last known ad- dress And from there on it becomes a matter of tracing from one street number to another 2nd in many cases to another city or state One example- is Noble Acuffk former operator of the Colonial i Circulation Company Inc 327 Adams He now lives in New York but his father A Acuff el 4323 Norma said late Saturday when contacted by the Star.