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10. SM. I Lubback, Joinal, Frldiy, DM. 4, 191) Development Of Water Use And Saying Plan Given Boost Group Votes Study (If Idea By 'DAVE CHEAVENS AUSTIN idea of developing a statewide water use and saying plan through existing authorities was adopted today by the Texas Water Resources Committee. It voted to begin exploring this project by inviting officials of the San River 'Authority to meet with it in January or February lor an exchange of information.

Sen. Dorsey Hardeman of- San Angelo said it should be made clear that the committee had no idea of telling the various authorities how to run their business, but to ask them to furnish information that can be used by the committee. Nichols Makes Proposal The proposal was made by com- mittecman Marvin Nichols of Fort Worth. He suggested the Brazos River Authority and the Nueces Conservation, and Reclamation districts also be invited to help in exploring the plan for handling the water problem on a basin-wide or watershed basis. Dates for their appearances would be set later.

The -committee also: NEWS BRIEFS Funeral services lor Mrs, Flossie Posey, 63, mother of Wyatt Posey, assistant coach at Texas Tech, were to be conducted at the Headland, Ala. Baptist Church at 2:30 p.m. today. Burial will be in the Piney Grove Cemetery. Mrs, died at 6:30 p.m., Dec.

1. Besides the Lubbock son, she is survived by her husband and a son, Quincy, both of Headland; three daughters, Mrs. Felton Dullar, Denton: Mrs. James Bradberry, Houston; and Mrs. Roy Lee, Troy, and 8 grandchildren.

Coach and Mrs. Posey and their daughter are in Headland to attend the funeral and will return to Lubbock Sunday. Col. Harlnn A. Hodges, 1705 TiOlh Lubbock oil operator and colonel in the Air reserve, has been recalled 'to active duty, and left Lubbock Thursday for Washington to receive his new assignment.

Col. Hodges formerly was commanding officer of the 9172nd VART Group at Reese AFB. Money Is Raised To Save School Where Gen. Houston Taught HOUSTON, Dec. 4 Tennessee editor Friday said log cabin schoolhouse where Gen.

Sam Houston once taught school is in immediate danger of faDing to pieces and he asked the help of a Texas newspaper to Ret funds for the cabin's restoration. The Houston Press immediately Mr Mr, Troy B-rber. woi Mr. and Mri. Wayne Preston, Abernn- thy, on birth of a son weighing 7 pounds 12 ounces at 2:14 a.

m. today in West Texas Hospital, The father is coach in Abernithy ichools. Mr. and Mrs. J.

S. Vittum. 3808 40th on birth of a daughter welgWnu 7 pounds at 6 a.m. Thursday in Goodnight Hospital. The father It a buyer for SMI Clothiers, Mr.

and'Mrs. G. F. Mankln. 101 Waco, on birth ol son weighing pounds ounces at 8:15 p.

m. Wednesday In Cood- njKhl Hospital. The father is employed by Ace Linen Co. Harvard, on birth of son weighing pounds 14 at a.m. Thursday in Lubbock Memorial Hospital.

The father Is owner at the College Avenue Lumber Co. took up the campaign and reported Friday that only about $1,000 to be needed to restore the potentially great shrine near Maryville, Tenn. The cabin is a little one-room a mraum ln affair sitting on 4.9 acres of land. I Air yc ase Hospital. The fattwr is Scene Of Brief Career i stationed at RAFB, Built in the 1790s, it-was the Pvt and Mrs DwRync 'L.

Voumt. scene of General Houston's brief; xve. L. on Wriii of a daughter weujhine career as a teacher before he Shepperd Protests Jurisdiction 01 Court To Hear Suit AUSTIN, Dec. 4 Attorney General John Ben Shepperd Friday challenged the United States Supreme Court's jt'risdic- tion to take suit by Alabama attacking the state-ownership tidelands act.

Shepperd announced he had filed Ms objections in a brief with the and high tribunal. Alabama has filed suit seeking to have the tidelands act passed Stock Morker STOCK AVERAGES Compiled Br THE ASSOCIATED PKESS Ind Rails UU1 60 Stocks Prev day 145.4 H.6 55.7110.0 Week azo H3.6 SO.fc 55.1 1J8.7 Month ago -143M Sn.S lOM Year MO H5.7 89.6 M.6 UH Livestock FORT WORTH REPORT FORT' WORTH 700: steady; KTOd and choice yeartlnjs and hellers 16.00-20.00; medium steers and yearllnis 8.00-15,00; fat cows 9.50-12.00; aood and choice slaughter calves 14.00-18.00; slocker feeder ounce, listed in the Army during the war at on srasi, of 1812. He later served as governor of and became first presi- dent of the Republic of Texas aft- i er his army defeated the Mexican The movie based on hook by i genera i Santa Anna, at the battle i Frank Bocttger, titled "How I of San Jacinto near what is now Raised MyseK From Failure to 'Houston i i i i a. avi i ni.i iiiitf, j- Success, will be screened at the Editor Clyde B. Emert.

publish-1 11 p.m. Saturday in regular meeting of the South Plains er the-Maryville Daily Base Hospital. The rath. A ic and Mr, Richard Hamilton Tucker, by Congress earlier this year dews ctorge RKM village, on birth clared unconstitutional, ot a daughter weiehins pounds Shepperd's motion cited five ob- at p.m. In Heese 1ecdo to tW jurisdiction of the U.S.

Supreme Court to hear the suit. They were: Alabama has no standing to bring the suit, since it has not shown any injury other than that suffered by states in common. The suit involves the relations between citizens Alabama and the federal government, and under such circumstances Alabama can- not attack constitutionality of an i act ot Congress on behalf of I steers 15.50; stocker calvt HOKS 25: steady. Choice 190-240 Ibs 24.00. Sheep 100; untested, KASHAS CITV REPORT KANSAS CITY UP-Calves 250; sheep 100; untested.

Hogs 1.500; "If 25-40; 180-250 Ibs 23.50-75. Sst and Mrs. 1 John Portle. 105 Mc- Culre Reese on birth ot a daughter -welghinB 8 pounds 914 ouncei at 9:45 p.m. Sunday in Keeie Air Force Hospital The father li stationed at RAFB.

Forgotten Gi is Testimony Ends In Given Promotion ru nk Driving Case VPimnCif TOT I Produce AUSTIN KKPORT AUSTIN Poultry stead: South Texas quiet. 2te-3 Ibf 27. East Texas and Waco 27. Corslcana CHICAGO REPORT CHICAGO Butter unchanged. Esss unchanged to 14 cent hiuhcr; U.

S. large 51.5: mediums standards 47; current 43. NEW YORK REPORT NEW YORK Butter steady. 93 score CAA) 665i-67. FRANKFURT, Germany Raymond L.

Cote, a U. S. Infantryman who was forgotten on guard duty but stuck to pogt for a week, was promoted today to private first class. Cote, of Waco, Maine, was assigned to guard near, a small Hessian village during a U. S.

Army exercise last October. Through a mistake, be was not relieved and stayed on guard for seven days until members of his unit came for him. German villagers fed him sandwiches but he rejected suggestions that he leave his because the maneuver was over. Salvador Martinez Torres. IS.

Natalia, and Miss Salinas, IS, San Antonio. Mr, 10 er is stationed tailed plan of assembling the mountains of informatipn it will need for its job, submitted by N. K. Weitzel. its administrator.

To Make Donors Known 2. Voted unanimously to make j. Life Underwriters Association i has carried on a one-man earn- meeting Saturday noon in the Cap- paiRn to have the cabin restored. rock Hotel. Boettger is one of the outstanding salesmen in the entire nation.

His book has been widely read by sales people and executives in and out of the life insur- has often resulted in promises but little action has been taken, ai RAJ-'B. first U. and Mrs. Charles Otis Smilh. Trailer Park, on 8 pounds 6 ounces No Controversy No controversy exists between I Alabama or its citizens and Texas, since Alabama has not alleged any instances in which citizens of Ala-1 American Justice public the names of donors who will help finance its study, and the amount of donations.

This was on motion of Rep. Jim Paxton of Palestine, a committeeman. 3 Voted to solicit contributions of $60,000 to finance its work on a ance field. The film is a dramatization of the booK All members and their wives are urged to attend. Prospective members are in- sajd 8 pounds bounces nAnivr uiw, in RAFB have been injured W.

en Justice William I fioHlMCT Lubbock Courts MTH DISTRICT COCRT James C. Denton, Judre Presiding R. Calhoun against Southern Pickle; was fined S25 and costs upon his and A. D. Harvick.

suit on note. pJea of guilty of aggravated Eula, Mac Oemons against Taylor-Cle- Germany, Dec. 4 mqns. suit for divorce And injunction, Testimony was ended shortly, before noon today in the drunk driving case of G. F.

Stewart, 56, Rt 6, Lubbock, in Judge Robert J. Allen's County Court-at- Law. Judge Allen's charge to the jury was to be read when court wai reconvened at. 1:30 p. m.

Prosecuting was assistant Coun- ly Attorney Bill Hart. H. J. (Doc) Blanchard was defense counsel. Jurors were R.

E. John W. Hagono G. W. Hunt, J.

Sullivan; J. C. Thomas and E. K. Freeman.

Four pleas of guilty were heard before the court today. James £. Fergeson, 22, Hale Center, pleaded guilty of negli- I gent collision and drunkenness and received fines totaling $75 and court costs in two cases. i The cases were appealed from corporation court. Estacio Bands.

60, New Deal, pleaded guilty of illegal possession of intoxicants and was fined $200 and costs. Angelo Montez, 26. 305 Ave. Put On A Roof HL Oi'tO a.lll. oaiVlunv in si VJJJILUJ.

wuc-u 1 I i i i i The lather is stationed at RAPS. forcement of Texas fishing laws ciark, unbudging judge of Ameri- vited. Once, he said, a five-man committee was assigned to restore the cabin and they put on a shingle roof and tacked a tin sheet on it lo keep it from leaking. Wire fe Pvt, and Mrs. Anthony David Roberts.

Rails, on hirlh of n. son weighing 7 pounds ounces Reese Air ther is In 10:22 a.m, Saturday The i the Gull of Mexico. can courts in Germany, scorned a The suit presents an abstract Deoartment summons thor'ized by the last Legislature, ivas Riven a state appropriation of $10,000. The committee work sheel i lie calls for studies in these broad fields; has been put around it and weeds have been cut. Out of hearrl In corpor- But the cabin is rapidly rotting Thursday, 53 were for away and Emert the Press, moving traffic violations, 141 for "if anything is to be done, it must parking violations and 103 for other be done in the very near, future, misdemeanors.

Out of $1,327 in total fines assessed, 3376 was for moving traffic violations, $112 lor parking violations and $839 for Water Inventory Studied other offenses, including drunken- A water resources inventory in- ness and vagrancy, rludinq each basin or John an estimate of all types of surface northern water requirements proieUed for area th headquarters in periods of fr Dallas, was guesr speaker at a with prT luncheon of the American Busilems: and inventory of ground water resources and an estimate of requirements projected for pe- and jurisdiction of some 50 years: of the law enforcement agencies in the United States and explain- probably before the winter is over. For 10 years now it has been going, going, going. And now jt is almost gone." Big Three (Continued From Page One) wrapped in bandages but the cause was not immediately known. Churchill refrained from smok- Hotel. Mumford talked about riods from five to of pollution.

The committee completed or- ed FBI activities and interstate tranizaticn earlv in November by laws. Special guest of the club' 1 1 naming N. K. Weteel of Garland administrator and Ed Feider 011 agent assigned to Lubbock. Pres- 1 blue sea along the route of the was L.

D. Stephens, special FBI ceremonies. He walked erect and actively, showing few if any signs of his advanced age or the illness which caused this conference be postponed las': summer. Destroyers Dot Route U.S. destroyers dotted the clear; Woman Found (Continued From Page One) brother.

He asked police to help, and two detectives brought her to headquarters 'for the reunion. "Thank the Lord," said Maynard when the woman admitted she was his sister, want to call mother that we found you and you are all right." Maynard said his sister was declared legally dead so the family could collect on a burial insurance policy which she carried. He learned she was in Wichita Falls from a cousin, Marie Hart. Mrs. Hart said she saw Miss Maynard a number of times and each time she was more convinced that the woman was her relative.

question of political power over which not the court power to act. ist H. A. Austin executive secretary. The citizen-lawmaker committee was named to study and make recommendations for a long-range solution -to Texas' water problems.

At an earlier session, it gave top priority to a statewide mven- torv of water resources, it decided to make a full study of previous efforts to solve the proo- the available water supply. ident Paul Willis presided. Cleaning Firm Loses In Burglary Presidential plane. In Bermuda there was brilliant sunshine for the welcoming ceremonies. Puffy white clouds drifted across the sky.

Theater Fire (Continued From Page One) Condon to police today. Employes of the Arrow Cleaners. 347 Ave, H. said approximately $50.90 was taken there. Nothing was reported missing in burglary of the Harmon Serv- (Continued From Page Onet le the inlor- ing me." He charged the ban stemmed from a "rehash of stale political charges" by his Republican opponents, and "hearsay." Blodgett.

an intense, soft-speaking Chicago salesman ol 32, testified he saw Condon at a meeting Communists' political sf- Three Thursdav night burglar- underway, with their chiefs gathering around the table immediately afterward. The whole group was to dine tonight with Gov. Sir Alexander Hood at Government House. Colorful Reception The colorful reception ceremo- ice Station, 1301 Ave. Q.

and an. nies contras ted sharply with the undetermined amount of change' was taken from the Grisham Service Station, Main and Ave. Q. Dulles, British Foreign Secretary, confined 0 1he block-lone theater. Eden and French Foreign Minister Bidault were scheduled to meet at 3 p.m.

to get the formal talks dispensable party to the suit since property interests of the United i States are involved. Since Congi ress has not given Alabama per! mission to sue the United States, the court cannot take jurisdiction. Sculptor Explodes Myth Of Statue Astride Harbor LONDON (J) The Colossus of Rhodes one of the seven ancient wonders of the world, was described by a British scientist last night as a hollow sham. Herbert Marydh, 79-year old sculptor- archaeologist, told a meeting of the Society of Antiquaries the giant statue was: 1. Too small to stand astride, the harbor of Rhodes.

i 2. Made of thin bronze instead of solid bronze. I Work Of The Statue, of the sun god Helios was the work of a sculptor Chares who spent 12 years on his masterpiece. It was erected in 280 B.C. An earthquake tumbled it 53 i DISTRICT COtKT Victor Llndtey, Judjce Frwttdtnr Wilbur A.

Leonard against Clens Kail Indemnity Company, suit for damages. second State Department summons to Washington to be fired and announced defiantly, "I shall re- 'rhain." The Princeton. N.J. jurist paraphrased Gen. Douglas MacArthur's famous "I shall return" promptly after Secretary of State John Foster Dulles notified him by cable his services would be terminated in and called him home for consultations next i Monday.

I On Nov. 25, the State Depart- jment first announced that Clark was being fired as "surplus" in an I economy move. Clark, pointed to i "142- cases on my court announced he 1 would stage a 3, Lemon subd o( down strike in his own court. On Reds Richard Brown and others i CaveU. suit Jor damantR.

Rosalie Fulton axalnsl Banner M. Tutton. suit for divorce. C. A.

Norcross against Anna Norcross. suit for divorce. Donna E. against Robert s. Fyfe, From Page One) suit for divorce.

resources are the goal, that the organizing activities of the three unions are centered in the mineral, petroleum and port.areas of Texas, that other unions, honest Texas i labor organizations, are being im- U. DISTRICT COURT Dooley. Judre J'reKioinjr Wilbur A. Leonard asKinst Glens Falls posed upon to assist and. further Indemnity company, suit for workmen's tjiis conspiracy Shepperd de- compensation.

I DIVORCES GRANTED Made Similar AccuMtloni Cariock tna Edwlnl The attorney general had made Lavone Lancaster against John-Laneas-'similar accusations last Week. ier. aiming particular attention at a Alenc- Glasson against J. L. Glasson Jr.

DpQWA local which was Warranty .1. W. and wile to J. C. Herring.

:22 Port Arthur firms. Since thpn, CIO has eased the DPOWA Clark, who often has tangled with the U. S. high commission headed by former Harvard president James Conant, maintained Friday the State Department is trying to discipline "someone who will not take orders." sect 3, blk -V Edwin DeLsvan, Terrell DeLavan and Henry DeLavan to Nell DeLavar, and wife, lot 14, blk 9, Mrytle Slaton Addn No of i out, has taken over the Port Arthur local under the name of Sabine Industrial Union Local 1S14, CIO, 2. 110.

Ralph L. Barket and wife to D. R. Residents of the adjoining years later, sees Hotel were evacuated to The The story handed down through Ex-Convict Held In Knife Assault Here somber questions facing ferencp. Churchill earlier had been be-1 been made.

lieved eager to press his pet scheme for a quick meeting with i Russian Premier Georgi Malen- KAJIIIf At kov. By today, however, it seemed obvious that the American desire Deputy Police Chief L. W. (Skeett to give priority to pressuring the detectives (Continued From Page One) tl take for the year, faire'committees'for AtemVda and i were continuing investigation of, pean army treaty now djwunates. i-about a 15th of an inch.

I a nirrht Imifo Ljmipl WhO amVCd yCStCrday, fic I.L AMi in -ifOvo companies, tne AAVIA re- near tragedy by the Corpus Christi Chess Club which was engaged in matches on the second floor of the hotel at the time of the fire. Members of the club refused to be evacuated and continued their games throughout the entire i hich would make the estimate of damage has not bi an anatomical Furthermore, he said, his research indicated the heroic figure was not cast in one piece, as hitherto supposed, but was made of bronze sheets beaten into shape and riveted vogether. Maryon estimated the thickness; of the sheets as equal to fhat of a British penny hotel lobby. the years is that the statue stood A comic touch was added to the i with a beacon in its hands and one foot on each side of the harbor entrance, with enough for ships to pass underneath. Maryon said he has determined from a study of classical inscript- tions that the statue was in facti sad the a Contra Costa meeting whether the Reds would back woman night butcher knife I decide sault on a 38-year-old Lubbock let it be known through aides that he is just as eager as Eisenhower rtrimarv against Rep P.

Her-ex-husband. John Lancaster. tackle this problem in the hopes to force'39. 1928 Ave. 0, remained in of gaining and the ports equal that bonus payments are to 43 per cent of salaries paid, and retirement compensa- (D-Calif) to force 39 1928 Ave.

remained in city contributions equal. 13 per cent Miller lo take campaign stand pending the poss.ble tlmg of United closer to the left. charges. George Miller Bizarre Plot (Continued From Page One) share a "liberal" amount of his Texas Hospital for cuts on her left; hand, the left side of her face, and bruises. He had a cut on his left army would include.

nodding acquaintance Christmas spirit. with the 's Ufe assistance in killing her. pwnent for arm. Lancaster was released from the penitentiary only last Saturday, the French want was not made said was pre- His former wifo was granted a di- in 99th District Court last pared to offer France his strong- personal assurance that the would maintain the tacted three other men to beat up Leick, kidnap his wife and help at Ihe police slatipn. love mv wife.

I blacked 1 number of American troops there. British sources pointed to re- The incident happened in the pealed statements by Eden to the California Boy's Body Found In Pipe WALNUT CREEK. Dec. 5 frantic. 24-hour search ended when the body of nine-year- old Michael Allen Harris was found in a sewer pipe plugged with earth Workers' chances of a Christmas Thursday, bonus are fairly bright in those j.

The boy was believed to have suf- CMC ut nn-iuciii. I1( 111 int. neaien sialfiHlcilli uy LU tuc lcion er frSm hiS. One of the 2r block A near the Boys Hotise of Commons outlining Brit- ment controls, men reportedly was offered $10,000 to carry out the plot. industries which have that pleasant habit, although the National Foremen's New London, reports today that the total of cash handed out may be no larger than last year, despite the business boom of 1953.

This is the first year since 1950 that salaries have been free of govern- Club. Lancasler said he and his ain's intention to keep her troops I and daughter were in a' on the continent. rn car waiting for their son to get out Bidault and Eden had a hush- (ol of the dub. She was taken to the; hush two-hour meeting last by a Rix ambulance. Polio Funds Dukes (Continued From Page One) was held at city-jail.

Snowstorm Quick Work Saves Young Boy's Life to the campaign is well (Continued From Page One) degrees at Dalhart early Friday lor the state's low. Brownsville re- SAN ANTONIO, Dec. 4 Quick work by a former ambu- ir territorial claims. To during which, it was reliably reported, they discussed a new joint approach to Italy and -Ytigos via un rway and considerable enthusi on the question of disputed Trieste, asm has been own Goal will be No details were announced but it QOQ he sa jd was understood they outlined an a CC ne Work Underway appeal for both nations to modify I Emphasis was placed on work focated, but Contra Costa County Sheriff James N. Long said an autopsy will be performed.

Long said the boy apparently' crawled into the pipe, which lay uncovered in a ditch. A bulldozer operator, not knowing the child was there, covered the pipe with nearly four feet of dirt. Nearly 225 persons aided in the search. Long said, including 100 airmen from Parks Air Focce Base, prison farm inmates, and Boy Scouts. His parents, Mr.

and Mrs. George Harris of Walnut Creek, reported' their son missing Wednesday. Uie hiqh or 55 Port Arthur: oy wo most rain, .92 of an inchj pd clothes a had the for the 24 hours ending at a.m. Friday. saving the life of a seven-! Tnc ren ch also let it be known boy who became' i they intend to tell Eisenhower and "iS i Churchill that Britain and the 'United States must approve the a Kelly Air; French economic union with the they underway with'a vaccine to prevent polio and on the part of that work in the 1354 fund raising over the na-1 'er7" including "Mrs.

"HairgroveT Fate Of Diver (Continued' From Page One) phsrs, A cable, tagged at various depths extending to 450 feet, was lowered into the ocean. Root's plan was to dive straight down, tear off the tag at 410 feet, and return to the surface, His air supply was enough lor 23 minutes more than he figured would be necessary. What happened to him after he braved the waves no one will ever know. The best guess is that he suffered nitrogen affliction which causes a diver to enter a stupor snd act as if in a trance. A fathomometer traced his course for 400 feet straight down and then picked up zigzag patterns at even lower depths.

When Root's time had elapsed, a into the ocean in the hopes of spotting his body. Three'boats circled the area and a helic'opter looked down from above. But there was no sign ol the man who dived, he had said, "for the same reason that people climb mountains." There was only a mournful silence, broken by the chopping of the waves and the whirring of the helicopter. An hour after Root disappeared, 12 seagulls came to rest on the spot where Root had gone down. Sitting there, riding with the whitecaps on a blue- green ocean, they seemed to be acting as pallbearers for a funeral which no man had ever witnessed.

I and has promised to help fight any I threat of Communistic control. Shepperd, who said yesterday he was eliminating himself as a potential candidate for governor in order to keep "politics" out of the investigation, told the commission: "Although these three unions Harmon, lot but 83, overton Addn, have claimed that they have cleaned house, we shall show that their officials have steadfastly refused to cooperate with any governmental investigating agencies. Parker and W. M. franklin, lot 16, blk 6, Clayton Carter Addn, Luther E.

Smith to J. W. Keeling and 20' lot 12. lot IS, blk 14, Myrtle Slaton Addn No $2,900. 1 £.

L. Harbison and wire to LaFara i lot 1, blk HUlcrett E. L. Harbison and wife to Jean Weldon L. Wines to E.

L. Walder and 1 wile, lot 3. blk 5. Vandella Village Addn, KO. Lawrence C.

Bacon and wile to W. A. Peachey and wife, lot :0, blk M. Piedmont Addn. i Waythe to Ernest Caplinaer and wife, lot 16, blk 2, Lincoln Addn, $10.

Iva Ruth York and husband to Ernest I Ltndsey, N' 100 acres of the 200 acres sect 47. blk J10. Hal Norman wife to Roy J. I lot 12, I Addn, $10. Wk fc University PI Zarl Wallace and wife lo John E.

Toles, lot 36. blk 1. Cain Terrace Addn, $31,000. George J. Smith and wife to G.

B. Me- Reynolds, lot 7, blk 3, Sunny Hill Addn, Morrel Jones to L. A. Purtell W. R.

Slaton, lot 2, blk 23, Myrtle Slaton Addn No. 4, J10. WeJoon Wines to Edwin Doyle Tyson and wife, tot 307, McCullouch Addn 3rd List. K.600. Huh Realty Whitaker, lot 13, blk 2.

Ridge Crest Addn, W.600. GeraW D. Smith and wile to J. Davis that as last as July 6 of this year, officials have refused to deny that they were or are now members of the communist party, and have thus far failed to answer questions regarding their loyalty which were submitted by my office." Proof To Be Offered He said proof would be offered i that the three unions "are now in L. D.

Thomas lo L. Rampy. lots 43, 44, 46, Indian Acres Addn. no. Texas or trying desperately to come into this state.

"We shall show that these unions, have kept their membership duped and blinded to the real const. Co. to Robert H. aims and purposes of the unions, have sought to enter decent labor union with clean vrcituu outjui O-MU "rue LU tt. i Armlittad and wile, lot U.

but li College I record, view Addn. jio. i shall establish that these Robert H. WhlUker In or-o hv their Hawkins, lot blk Ridge crest Addn, three unions are connecteo. oy weir communistic ties, that they are allied by a common cause, that their cause is the cause of com- ao.ioo.

I T. E. Manns Jr. and wife to James L. Hcrrln and wife, lot 22, blk 3, Lyndale Acres Addn.

ISOO. i Joe F. Beavers and wiie to Tom Bell, munism. and that such cause I V'j bU BeU 1 SW A wSod' 1 int in! a threat to the citizens of Texas. I lot 2, blk 3, Llvermwc Ad.dn.'«0.

i XXX woodrow w. Aiien and wife Odeii i -jj, summary, we shall establish Jones, loi 01. blk 0, Denmson Addn, Worth and Denver to Gene Ander- the record of these three unions and their leaders Ihrough full and i ion and H. s. Humphries, part of complete testimony and documen- Pemmsfon to AT- i tation, we shall show their activi- thur Holmes, lo: blk 2, Holmes Addn.

ties in Texas are a blackeye to TV King to E. M. 23' lot i legitimate trade unionism and a 7, lot 6. blk A. L.

King Addn, ji.4H.4o. clear and present danger to lexas M. W. Warren and wife, Lester I a Texans Cooper and wife and T. Hulln to L.

T. i Similar i Foster, lot 13. blk 13, Hulln 2nd Inst. i To CODClude fcmuuy i The investigation was expected Newell and wife lo Judson untij about 9t30 tonight, re- ami Eari sume early tomorrow and lasi un- lot i. 33k' lot blk College til about 6:30 p.m., and conclude HU Addn.

J5. i Troutt and wife, lot ii. 12. bik 64, south' The industrial commission will. siiton siaton.

jLSW. i re port to the governor and make recommendations, including possible legislation, on which Terrace Addjt. Jarmon Rutherford and wlfc to Kenneth Addn; lot 13, blk 2. Burlesoii Addn. UO.

Two Killed In Auto Crash Ne'er Ardmore ARDMORE, Dec. The Oklahoma Highway Patrol ported Friday two men were killed i Nancy cabe Williams to o. L. wi when their cars collided on U. S.

77, five miles south of here, Thurs- AddSf ao. day night. I The. patrol identified the deadl men as Carl Robert Brown, 38. Dal- i but Osborne Theresa- Roberuon to Edward Barbee lot 5.

blk Ss. Morrow Subd, too. O. A. Webb and wife to Davis i Humphries.

250' blk 49. Roberts McWhorter Ann; 5' of 250' bl)c SO, Roberts Addn, Mc William Chrlesman and wife to K- Hile lilt In 1 souin siaton sect lasand Joe Higgins, 41, Marietta, km FridaY Dya1 a Kelly Air i French economic union witr Orher rainfall figures Ease fmploye saw the! aar Basin. The French say 72 of an inch at Lufkin, .49 at Ty-j child, Ronnie Wilson, hanging by will not ratify the EDC Pact ior at Colleee Station, .10 at i nl! ne rom a tree another OU prior agreement on the With- on the Saar. collided 12 hours earlier. Three were slightly injured.

RBDGWAY PLANS TRIP WASHINGTON Gen, Mat- Other overnight low tures: Amarillo and Dval. who had hist arrived home work at 5 P.m. Thursday, from mous but closely tied economically! Attending the meeting were Scqg- to France, is also claimed by Ger- gin; Bruce Kattmann, vice chair- Mrs, Walter Wilson, secre- degrees- Lubbock and Junction 30: I ea Pea nis car, cut tne Doy ny man: Mrs, Walter Wilson, secre- Marfa and W'nk 32- El! down and applied artificial respir- i while the principals discuss tary; L. G. Wilson, treasurer; Mrs.

I nn tha KrtrllT 1.1 tion. The March of Dimes will be conducted throughout January. Ap- pointment of major committees is underway. Mrs, Howard Sharpe i th Ridgway, Army Chief of will dirert the annual Mothers gt a ff, will leave Monday for I inspection trip to Fort Bliss, Texas, and the-White Sands, N.M., guided missile proving ground. He is due to at El Paso about 1 p.m.

(CST). March on Polio. Paso and Midland 33: San Angelo I at on lifeless body for 20 these an such other problems as Dennis Scaling, director-of wom- '54- Abilene 36' Wichita Falls 37: minutes. Indochina, the future of Korea, re- en's activities; E. W.

Williams Lufkin 39 Texarkana. Dallas, Fort The showed signs of life and a tions with' Red and Rus-1 Johnston and Mrs. Opal Dixon. Worth and Del Rio 40- Waco 41: was removed to a hospital where sia's intentions, technicians are ex- San Antonio 42; Austin and Tyler i he was ke P' overnight. He was re- pected to draft a note to Moscow 'r covering Friday.

replying to Russia's acceptance of a proposal for a Big Four foreign ministers' meeting early next 44: Port Arthur and Beaumont Laredo 52; Houston 54: Corpus Christi 58; and. Galveston 61. i Dalhart had Thursday's low maximun; of 40 degrees. Browns-! ville the high of 83. 99th Court Panel Excused For Week A 99th District Court BODY IS SOUGHT ORANGE Officers were! tt, R- year.

All three nations apparently the River today avQr meet nKi the United States reportedly would like to specify that the German and Austrian Questions should be discussed. In Moscow, the Communist party newspaper Pravda charged that body of an unidentified man 1 who made a spectacular 183 foot- leap from a bridge near- here. DRIVE IS OPENED i NEW YORK' or- jganizations formally opened today el, its labors being completed, the week by Judge James G. Denton this morning. Thursday, E.

J. Herbst, 45-year- old Idalou resident, was found a drive for one million or more Eisenhower was preparing to on petitions opposing' marid pre-conditions that would Red China to the! mak proposed four-power I talks impossible. The newspaper I said "aggressive American cir- were trying to create around the proposed conference "an atmosphere of pessimism and hope- HUK OFFICER KILLED MANILA (m-A Huk rebel officer guilty of driving while into.xicat-i.with a J25.000 price on his head ed. second offense, by a jury (was killed last night Cmdr. Mag- whieh recommended that he be tanggol was wanted for the Wiling fined $200 and sentenced to serve of seven persons, including two! World population is increasing lessness." 60 days in jail.

mayors. at the of 60.000 a day. Former Tyler Man Charged With Fraud HOUSTON former Tyler lumber insurance salesman was in county jail today, charged with embezzling W.OOO allegedly received from a prominent Lufkin resident. Hans Thomsen was arrested yesterday in his air conditioned auto in'Pasadena. Lufkin officers were en route here today.

The complaint filed at Lufkin was signed by E. L. vice president of the Angelina County Lumber Co. Kurth said the complaint alleges he gave a man $4.000 for whltt proved to be fraudulent stock in an insurance agency to be set up in Pasadena and Houston. SAVED BY IMFTY TANK LOS ANGELES found- William Joe Kraker sprawled in the front seat of his car yesterday, a hose leading from the exhaust pipe through a window, and a suicide note pinned to the dashboard.

But Kraker was. alive. His gas tank had gone empty. KILLED IV ACCIDENT SAN ANGELO Jimmy J. Hignight, 30.

was killed last night, when the car in which he was riding overturned seven miles cast of, here. Hignight was returning from a duck hunt when the accident occurred. SNYDER TOURNEY SET SNYDER' All-College basketball tournament will be held here next The tournament will have North Texas State, Texas Tech, Howard Payne and McMurry ks participants will be held Dec. 11-12, can and Bert Danner. Newton to husband 11 DIES OF INJURIES HEREFORD (JV-Dee Hairgrove, 59, Deaf Smith County farmer, died last night of injuries received when his car and a pickup truck Brown was driving north and i Higgins south, said the investigat-j ing officers, Troopers Calvin Dun- Body Ot Ml Child Discovered and Lillian! can base "appropriate action." In calling for tie investigation, the governor said there wa no room in Texas lor Communist influence -in or out- of organized labor.

He cautioned the members against allowing any or anyone else to turn the bearing into a blow against "the thousands of conscientious men and women in organized labor." Delay Is Granted TflOl Dog Is Honored For Saving Child's Life CAPETOWN, South Africa, Dec. 4 terrier named Susan has been awarded a gold" medal and Jife membership in the Tail Wag- gers' Club for saving the life of a baby at Noordhoek, near Capetown. VICTORIA, Dec. 4 A delay was granted Friday in the trial of R. A.

Hightower, Browns- viHe attorney charged with murdering a veteran of the Bataan of 23 -months -old Barbara Sue Jones, who apparently wandered away from home the day before Thanksgiving, was found this morning by her father. Jimmy Jones and two other men found the child's body in a heavily- Judge Howard P. Green, of the 24th District Court in Victoria, granted a motion for continuance. The trial was to have started Monday but has now been reset for March 1. oded Section The motion for a continuance as presented by attorney Claude Carter, of Harlingen, High- A relative.

Jack Stanley, said he tower's lawyer. Carter told the Payne to safety. Search Is jsically able to stand trial at present. The trial was transferred here on a change of venue from 107th Dis- Ciqaret, Sleepy Man, 7 7 i a change of venue from 107th i For Wyoming Mother itnct court in Brownsyiiie. GraSS Spell Death GrLL 7 4 -Hightower, DAYTON, Ohio Hale, 36, told police before died that he sat down in a field, lit a cig- aret and dozed off.

He was found in the middle of a grass fire yesterday and died in hospital of burns hours later. Deputy Coroner George Y. Markus listed the death as "probably accidental." 'Hightower was indicted on Qf wmnj? J. W. ington last June 17 outside Worth-" ington's home in Brownsville.

Worthington once served on the staff of Gen. Jonathan Wainwright on Corregidor. SENT TO HOSPITAL CIS SANTA FE noted young concert violinist died last night in an auto collision on an' ice-slick highway 27 miles south of the Colorado border. He was Ossy Renardy, 33, of New York. GILLETTE, Dec.

The search continued today for an attractive, 35-year-old Gillette, housewife who left her husband in a bar Monday to pick up her children and: I Francis Putnam's husband told officers she said she was going HOUSTON passen- across street to meet their gers on a Houston Transit Co. bus three children in front of a the- were sent to a hospital tottay after i ater. Neither the children nor the vehicle overturned against an Putnam has seen her since. embankment. Nine were dis- i charged following treatment.

Ben- There is little difference be-jnie Smith. 32. driver of the bus, tween the length of hair on a said he was forced off the roadway man's head and on a woman's by an oncoming car that cut out head when it is left uncut jof line..