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M4Obetp0104p 1WV' LARGEST IN MORE THAN DAILY AND SEVENTY-SEVENTH LARGEST IN MORE THA DAILY AN SEVENTY-SEVEt LARGEST 4 1 IN DAILY AND MORE THAN i SEVENTY-SEVENTH ooftiikodokswamolkotoomikowwiw41PkiVo LARGEST IN MORE THAN CIRCULATION TEXAS 220000 SUNDAY YEAR NO 46 Pope Lauds Good Will Seedin US Tribune Service (CDN)--Chicago Daily News Press (Five Wires) CARLOS GARCIA vice president In 11 0 FORT WORTH TEXAS Where the West Begins MONDAY MARCH 18 1957 Press Wirephotos RAMON MAGSAYSAY killed in crash Islands Pacific Defense Backbone LA ta Ca IL-4 locZ emi r3 LA A Fort Worth Owned Newspaper vv rtr4 t7 Ka Only One of 27 Aboard Survives Island Crash MANILA Monday March 18 (iP)--President Ramon Magsaysay's charred burned body was found Monday by rescuers in the wreckage of his plane on Cebu Island The popular president's body was identified by his brother Jesus who flew to the scene in a helicopter This blasted the lingering hope of his family and staff in Manila that he might have survived the fiery crash on a Cebu mountain Sunday The crash also killed 25 others in his party One passenger on the plane a Filipino newspaperman miraculously survived A sorrowing Philippines awaited the arrival of Vice President Carlos Garcia who will be sworn in as the young republic's new chief executive Garcia was flying in Monday afternoon from Australia where he attended a SEATO conference Ile will serve until another president is named in the regular elections in November Magsaysay who won the presidency by a landslide in 1953 was a candidate for re-election and had been considered an overwhelming favorite Mayor Sergio Osmena Jr of Cebu City said he did not know when the body could be brought down out of the jungle I News Service York Times Amicon Newspaper Alliance MORNING EDITION TWENTY PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS i 1 1 I I I 11PMAMI CIRCULATION rizra 4 rl r71 (---11 L- TEXAS I'm Sp rill Eirrari Tr 4 oRNING SUNDAY rel rrwa 3 rl 4 1 4 --1 220000 4" 11114 Lk 1 22 11 LI 111 rli- 1 It Ik- ttli EDITIOI Tribune Service Doily News New Service York Time A Fort Worth Owned Newspaper Press (Five Wires) (NANA)-North Aellefitan Newspaper Alliance YEAR NO 46 FORT WORTH TEXAS Where the West Begins MONDAY MARCH 18 1957 TWENTY PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS 0 :10 41 in 7w 1 7- 4ms 1 7) I 0' 1- i 004 'all 41 1 it 41 10 ks igb i ii 7 1 if 'iwiP "4" 7C 0 lo a 1 0 i 1 I Af 1144efe 4: 11F21 Lind ll 0 V- 'A rr--k 4 a pi A AI a 00 $0 4- el 3 '1 i 0 1 6 5 4 Pope Lauds 4 Only One of 27 Aboard 4-'7''''' 4g i''' 1 a 4 Good Will V- Survives Island Crash 4 4411 4 A 4 $4i'-t 4' 1 1: 4 I 1 'f MANILA Monday Alarch 18 VP) --President Ramon 1 01 4 4 'cir 4' i t'' 1 7 f' i-V4()14 I Ma sa sa 's charred burned body was found Monday by -J 1''4! 1 31 Seen in US rescuers in c4 the wreckae of his lane on Cebu Island 1 I- I k- so 1 4 The popular president's body was identified by his 00 0- 1t 1 i i -il- I c17'''' 174 brother Jesus who flew to the scene in a helicopter -1 5 '014' Ve 4 a lit This blasted the lingering hope of his family and staff A 11 11 17 40- i 4-- in Manila that he might have survived the fiery crash on 1 404404w- i a Cebu mountain Sunday 47 c-t3 1 1'''! is i 0 s40 The crash also killed 25 others in his party One pas- eI A 4 4 1 ri 'g' rit senger on the plane a Filipino newspaperman miracul- 1 1' TIN- -'i 1 A '''14 '3 44 :4 1 ously survived t1 1 4-- I i 5' '40 l'i Al 04 'Vogt ko- A sorrowing Philippines awaited the arrival of Vice -0 444 i- $-': 'l $si President Carlos Garcia who will be sworn in as the 1if 4-0t 14y 0 it 11 1 :4 4141-'1 $-''4 --44' tr i 41 bl new chief executive 4 41 young republic -0 '''''i :43 4- '4 Garcia was flying in Monday afternoon from Australia --g7 '''L 14k here he attended a SEATO conference Ile will serve 4 i 41 1 rit -41acir 1' 7 until another president is named in the regular elections 't t--''''-- '4 1-'-'1 --4? Afi) in November 1 '1 I -2 ------N Press Wireohotos tt4 -k iitc''' 'if 7 'IS CARLOS GARCIA RAMON ISIAGSAYSAY lagsaysay who on the presidency by a landslide in ik' tV't 7 se vice president killed in crash 1953 was a candidate for re-election and had been con it 7 e' '-0 3' I 1 4 sidered an overwhelming favorite 44 re -c t' 0 a Islands Pacific Defense Backbone Nlayor Sergio Osmena Jr of d'''' 1 Cebu City said he did not know 4--- when the body could be brought t- 'i-'' 1 i down out of the jungle fr's i' Pope Good See I i CIRCULATION Tar r7: E71 c771 c71 TEXAS 4' MOR: 220000 1 1' rl r72 -4 1 ra 1-' VATICAN CITY March 17 tAl Pope Pius XII praised President Eisenhower and the American people Sunday for relying on the "simple informal unfeigned expression of good will" as a key instrument in settling international disputes The pope made his views known during a half-hour private 'audience with Vice President Nixon in his stud) in the Vatican Palace Nixon said afterward he delivered a personal letter from Elserhower to the pope He said the Vatican would make iL public later The Vice Pi'esident said also he anticipated no change in the policy of the United States of not accrediting an ambassador to the holy see "There was no discussion of that subject" Nixon told reporters Nixon said that during a private conversation with the pope we discussed the international situation and we reviewed at some length the situation in Africa Asia and Latin America" He said the pope bid great emphasis on the need for "strengthening the free countries In order to maintain their independence" Nixon added: 1 To Visit Tunisia I 'His holiness pointed out that In the case of the United States and the free nations that defense la an instrument for peace not war and a strong defense is a necessary element to I tit peace in the kind of world in which we live today" The Vice President said the pontiff "recognized the trend toward self-government and ecoromic progress in Africa and the very substantial effects it would have on the situation in the world between the forces of freedom and communism" VATICAN CITY March 17 LII Pope Plus XII praised President Eisenhower and the American people Sunday for relying on the "simple informal unfeigned ex pression of good will" as a key Instrument in settling interna- tional disputes The pope made his views known during a half-hour private audience with Vice President Nixon in his stud) in the Vatican Nixon said afterward he deliv Palace ered a personal letter from El- serhower to the pope He said the Vatican ould make i wL public The Vice n'esident said also he anticipated no change in the policy of the United States of not accrediting an ambassador to the holy see There was no discussion of that subject Nixon told report- VATICAN Pope Pius Eisenhower people "simple infc pression of 1 Instrument tional disputi The pope known durtru 'audience Nixon in his Palace Nixon said ered a serhower to the Vatican later The Vice he anticipah policy of the accrediting the holy see "There that subject ers Nixon saie Tate convers we discuss situation al some length ca Asia an! Ile said emphasis I "strengtheni In order to pendence" I 1 To 1 I 'His holin In the case and the free an instrur war and a necessary peace in a which we li The Vice pontiff "rec! ward self-g! romic progr very substal have on the between the and commul Death of Philippine President Costs Best Single Friend in Asia I ri1 n11 1 11-41 Photos BURGLARY and an official of the Serval Drug Company count the more than $1400 in cash recovered from a burglary at one of the Serval stores Left to right are Lt George Hawkins Joe Bowman general manager of the chain and Detectives Tom Hayes and Jack Chandler Niii1 BED BEFORE LOOT COUNT had a simple philosophy about democracy It was that men who believed in it ought to have enough guts to stand up and be counted He never attempted to assume the mantle of an Asian leader Ile said that he could best promote free world ideals simply by doing a good job as president of the Philippines Magsaysay grew in stature from a wartime hill fighter against Japanese occupation forces to secretary of defense in the Elpidio Quirino government In this post he started the cleanup of Communist Huk forces When he became president in 1933 after turning the tables on Quirino because of differences over corruption Magsaysay Turn to Friend on Page 4 that ''the free world can ill afford to lose his wisdom and great leadership" Messages of similar content came from government officials in South Korea Nationalist China Japan and throughout the Far East Magsaysay was regarded as America's most dependable and valuable Asian friend and his inspired leadership brought the vital Philippines into the fold as a key ally of America The Philippines is a strategic backbone of the defensive system in the Pacific By his leadership Magasaysay made certain that great naval and air bases were made available to forces operating in the Far Pacific The oneiime ggeerrllaa ffggttrr BY MARVIN STONE Far Eastern Director International News Service The United States lost with the death Sunday of President Magsaysay of the Philippines probably the best single friend it had in Asia If any one individual advanced the American position among fellow Asians by deeds and words and by the respect he commanded it was the 49- year-old Filipino chief executive Ile was a man by general admission of tremendous honesty loyalty and courage His death in an air crash brought immediate reaction from leaders in the Far East Typical was a statement by Douglas MacArthur II ambassador to Japan who said '7'-fvei c4''''-' 'c'l 4'' 4r '4 0 i i Ai 1 4A I st 4 i A t-: -1 Afr1 9I4 ::4:1: obv 00--- ic I ti 'r' 0 11 it: i' 'tr' :1 siN i 1 ti' 4 r1 Pgi '43 1 'f" BY GARY CARTWRIGHT Detectives nabbed three bungling burglars Sunday before the lawbreakers could even count their loot The amateurs got more than $2600 in cash and checks from Serval Drug Store at 2010 Riverside Dr but of icers trapped one at the scene and the others before noon Sunday Two store employes admitted they plotted Thursday night with a third guy who knows his way pull the job Saturday when the store closed Help Needed This is the story the three told 1 la tb ti a 11 toittUttati1 2'417g BILLY JOE MEDFORD 1 Up to Inch 012 Rain Fans Oro Area Move Showers Due Tuesday Up 11Jo An assistant in the presidential office said the bodies of Magsaysay and three of his close associates were found in the presidential compartment immediately behind the crew's quarters The other bodies were those of Rep Pedro Lopez of Cebu Secretary of Education Gregoria Hernandez Jr and former Senator Thomas Cabal Newspaperman Lives The twin-engine plane plowed Into the wooded mountain about 10 minutes after it took off from Cebu City in good moonlit flying weather for Manila The newspaperman Nestor Mata of the Philippine Herald had declared flatly from his hospital bed that Magsaysay Was killed Gen Douglas MacArthur who knew Magsaysay in World War 11 as a hard-hitting guerrilla officer cabled condolences from New York to Mrs 'Magsaysay on behalf of himself Mrs MacArthur and their 19-year-old son Arthur who was born in the Philippines "Our constant prayers will be with you always" he said Mat3 was quoted by the Philippin3 Nevis Service as saying he lost consciousness when the plane hit but crawled out of the wreckage when he revived A village head man Marcelino Noya found him Litter bearers carried him eight miles over the mountains to a provincial hospital The newspaperman said he had not fastened his safety belt and dozed off shortly after the takeoff He reported he felt the plane had exploded on impact Islanders living in the area said one of the two engines apparently had given the crew trouble The plane called Mount Pina- tuba took off from Cebu in perfect flying weather for the two-hour flight largely over water Trouble apparently developed quickly Mayor Cesar Dellin of Asturias a west coast town said he heard an engine sputtering as the plane headed into the area of the Balgungan Mountains Others reported there was a flash and explosion before the plane plummeted down The president elected by a landslide vote in 1953 on a platform pledging honest and efficient government was running for certain re-election in NovemTarn to Magsaysay on Page 4 I 4 I l' I I i i I 4 0 a Star-Telegram reporter in city jail: Dan Goodin an 18-year-old delivery boy and Robert Sumrall a 2-year-old pharmacist conceived and incubated the scheme But they needed a professional touch so they got Billy Joe Medford 25 who admitted knowing "my way around inside a place" Sumrall one of two people with the safe combination left the safe door open after tucking away the night's receipts A few minutes before closing time Medford slipped in the back and hid in the rest room The minute everyone was his first sacked up the loot Bungles Spotted Then he hammered the sale knob off to leave the appearance of a forced entry That was the clincher As soon as Detectives To Hayes and Jack Chandler reached the scene shortly after 10 they spotted the two bungles In the first place Medford took only seven minutes according to the time the burglary alarms "crack" the safe And when the detectives closed the safe the tumblers fell right in place No safe that's been forced open will be so co-operative Officers called Sumrall to the scene to talk over the robbery The pharmacist who has a pregnant wife and a 20-month-old son quickly admitted the crime The other two were arrested Sunday morning Trail Retraced Goodin admitted his part at once but Medford been around had to think a while After several hours of questioning he led the officers back over his trail Ile tossed the checks off a bridge on 1st Turn to Burglars on Page 4 lied families Sheriff's office Ds patcher A Whitman said the injured persons were taken to a Beavers hospital The officer said tornado swooped down on the Boyd ranch at Port Bolivar lie said it blew two houses 300 feet off their foundation destroyed another and damaged several others At least 12 houses and barns were damaged by a twister at Arcadia Galveston County A Christian church there was damaged when winds picked up a new wing of the church spun it around and demolished it Several other buildings were blown off their foundations Two farm roads running under the Gulf Freeway were reported under five feet of water The Weather Bureau said warm air from the Gulf colliding with a cold front aloft was causing the coastal disturbances By nightfall the Houston International Airport had meas ured 415 inches of rain The downtown Weather Bureau recorded 250 inches but an unoffi 46 t' '4W4 1) -Vt-049 -c 1 '9A 7' ''k A 1 7' -z lig ''''''i: 4 1 1 '1': 1 6- 1: 1 i 1 1: 1 I 3 117 :1 i 1 A P''''4 11 ti 4 3:: ii-1: 4 --4' 7:7 7 -z Ti Ot: 3ti i '4 'Srt i4 4t oti-: 4 i iy i 1 f4- 1 4 le 1- -iq It i 1 i ii 1-- -1 41 ii 4 -1 i :::441 ''44 i' -77'p 1 4: 4 Nto 4 I s- 1 1 STAR-TELEGRAM RAIN GAUGES Fort Worth will get more showers Tuesday after the rains that dumped up to an inch of moisture in the area Sunday the Weather Bureau said Smithfield reported the one-Inch downpour Other high measurements wer Colleyville 85 and Grapevine 70 The Meadowbrook area reported 80 inch but downtown Fort Worth got only 23 and the Weather Bureau at Carter Field reported only 25 The city was-4n an area warned of violent weather Sunday but severe storms failed to develop here Other portions of the state were not so fortunate I Tornadie winds damaged homes in Houston and Texas City Sunday and the Sabine River was reported out of its banks below Greenville after heavy rains in North Central Texas Up to nine inches of rain battered South Texas damaging at least a dozen buildings Low-lying roads were flooded Up to car-window height off the Gulf Freeway between Houston and Galveston Dickinson Bayou In Galveston County was reported at near flood stage Heaviest ran measured was 92 inches at Texas City A tornado hit Port Bolivar Sunday night injuring two unidenti Fort Wort ers Tuesda) dumped up ture in the Weather Bt Smithfield Inch downpe arements and Grapes The Mead ed 80 inch Worth got Weather By reported or The city ed of violen severe stor here Other were not I Tornadic homes in City Sunda: er was rep below Ore rains in NI tip to nit tered Soutt least a doz Low-lying Up to car-s Gulf Freev and Ga Ives In Galvestc ed at near Heaviest 92 inches A tornade day night cial recording in northwest Houston exceeded 5 inches The Sabine River overflowed onto farm areas below Greenville after that city got a 275- inch rain Horse Creek also was out of its banks One farmer estimated he lost 75 to 80 acres of corn Commerce in East Texas reported 315 inches of rain Mansfield got 183 inches and more than 3 inches was recorded two miles east of there Austin had heavy rain and hail Up to half an inch of rain fell in the Fort Worth watershed at Bowie Other readings were Alvord 43 Chico and Decatur 40 Boyd 20 and a trace at Jacksboro Twisters damaged one home in Houston and two in Texas City No one was injured as the homes were unroofed Police in Texas City estimated that more than five inches of rain fell within two hours there They said 80 per cent of the city's streets were flooded There also were unconfirmed reports to the Weather Bureau of Ifunnel clouds pear Rule and Miles in West Texas No damage was reported Sherman got 140 inches Cleburne 93 Nolan south of Sweetwater 70 Abilene 12 Hico 40 and Stephenville 03 Dallas got 71 inch and Gaines ville got 45 with 16 inch falling in three minutes Several stores were flooded in downtown Mount Pleasant where 123 inch es of rain fell in 90 minutes San Antonio had hail half an inch in diameter INSIDE Sumrall left and Dan Goodin both employes of Serval Drug Store at 2016 Riverside Dr stand outside the detective office after telling how they set up a burglary of the store with a third man These rainfall measurements were recorded at Weather Bureau station at Carter Field and in Star-Telegram gauges up to 8 Sunday: Arlington Heights 08 Azle Tr Benbrook Lake Carter Field 25 Colleyville 85 Convair Tr Dido Tr Everman 40 Grapevine 70 Handley 35 Hurst 50 Masonic Home 60 Meadowbrook 80 Monticello 15 Morningside 60 North Side 10 Oakhurst 45 Richland Hills 60 Ridglea Tr River Oaks Tr Seminary lull Smithfield 100 Star-Telegram 23 TCU 45 TWC 62 Westcliff 42 Wstover Hills 02 Average 35 Egypt Israel Warned Again Against Resortin 0 to Violence Read Closely Girls Read chartered the Danish freighter Brigitta To ft and will try to send the ship through the gulf next Monday No Israeli vessel has atteapted the paszage since the Israelis withdrew two weeks ago from the Sharm El Sheikh region on the gulf El Auja demilitarized zone on the Israel-Egypt border The UNEF commander Maj Gen Burns accompanied Bunche when he returned to Cairo from a tour of Gaza the Suet Canal Zone and the border areas 18 Bachelors Report Incomes Of $1000000-Plus for One Year 18 Of THE WEATHER (87 the United States Weather Boreal) matic" in the Gaza Strip controversy Delberation Postponed There was no slackening of tension in Israel despite efforts by the United Nations to keep everything calm while Israeli Foreign Minister Golda Meir is conferring with and officials An Israeli government spokesman said the cabinet decided to postpone the train deliberation the Gaza situation" until Mrs Meir returns from the United States with her report The spokesman did not clarify the phrase "main deliberation" Dr Ralph Banche undersecretary told newspapermen in Cairo thrt it couldn't be said the Egyptians had "taken over" civil administration of the Gaza Strip sourcer in Cairo said further that thce wps "Tin trilth" to reports that the headquarters of the Emergency will be moved from Gaza to the JEIWSALEM Marc 17 (INS)--The United States reportedly delivered stern new warnings to Israel and Egypt Sunday not to consider resorting to force in the crisis over Gaza and Aqaba Ambassador Edward Lawson paid an urgent call on Premier David Ben-Gurion The latter apparently considered Law sons mission extremely important because he took the virtually unprecedented step of interrupting a cabinet meeting to receive the envoy At the same time Ambassador Raymond hare was calling on Egyptian Foreign Minister Mahmoud Fawzi in Cairo The notes were believed to contain plain warnings to the two foes not to think of going to war again Ne-ertheless the Israeli cabinet meeting one source said was devoted to a consideration I of "measures other than diplo First Test Planned Both Bunche and Burns ducked pointed questions by reporters Their attitude plainly showed the is trying to keep the situation as quiet as possible pending the in Cairo this week of Secretary General Dag Ilammarskjold Burns refused comment on a report in a Cairo newspaper that so! Yugoslav detachments of the UNEF sail for home Friday Meanwhile it was learned that Israel is about to make her first move to test whether her ships will be able to use the Gulf of Aqaba The Zim Navigation Company said the Israeli gtvernment has CAMO March 17 Egyptian government which claims blocking of the Suez Canal has cost it nearly $40000000 in tolls decided to reject all interim operating plans and press this week for full settlement of the canal problem Informed diplomatic sources said the Egyptians want to "force the canal is3ue" and get at least broad of the new revised date of April 10 for complete clearance of the 1034nile waterway It was understood that Indn A nibalF ador hwit ErktIna Menon uuld Turn to Want on Page 4 a couple of cars probably a Cadillac and at least two houses "Remember 18 of those 143 individuals who filed tax returns showing they had income of more than $1000000 a year were single men I'm looking for one of them "And this may be of more Interest to you Seventeen of those people with $1000-000-a year incomes were single women" Seventy-five of the $1000000 returns were joint returns of husbands and wives so that In ternal Revenue could not say whether it was the man woman or both who had the $1000000 income The last count of the $1000000 Income returns was made from tax returns filed from 1953 The fiscal expert said there probably were few $1000000 tax returns in 1954 as "it was not a good business year" But 1955 and 1956 provided the United States with ''the greatest boom we've ever had" the tax expert said so that more people than ever probably will be filing tax returns showing that their income for 1956 was more than $1000000 Where do they live? New York had 53 Texas 18 Delaware 11 Illinois and California nine each Florida eight and Michigan eight The rest were scattered about (Weather map and Texas fore cast on Page IL) March Worth and Vicinity Considerable cloudiness Monday and Tuesday Showers Tuesday Highest temperatures both days in middle 60s and the low Monday night in lower 50s Winds easterly about 10 miles per hour Sunrise 6:36 sunset 6:39 Maximum temperature Sun day 65 minimum 55 Maximum temperature this date 92 in 1907 minimum 20 in 1923 Maximum precipitation this date 95 inch in 1947 Barometric pressure at 9:30 Sunday 2976 rising WASHINGTON March 17 (CTS) This probably should be for women only The Internal Revenue Service said Sunday that at the last count there were 18 single men in the nation whose incomes top $1000000 a year Asked what type of man has an income of $1000000 a year the government unmarried collected the data said: "Well now he is probably middle aged or more Ile has to have income other than his salary probably good-sized dividends Ile definitely is not under no unless his parents have been killed in an auto accident and be I ha'i inherited Ile has gray hair i WASIIIN (CTS) be for wor Revenue that at the 18 single whose inc year Asked ss an income the gover unmarried the data "Well I middle ag have incoi pry prot dends Ile 30 unless killed in a ha inheri I 1 l'rrtl16- rtrrrrrtrrrrrtTrrr 1 riMYffF trg miamimedh4titisimbaAm rif Preli trava 1W1711? rrit rats ymnrirrenrytworsrmrrtre 4 -4 Imrrifirrinw rmitrvrirrmw WV! 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