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mi 'mm ikihmmmmiiim mat mm fm H3 -'Alt -ft 'X -rV- 4-A-THE FRESNO BEE Fresno Cal Tues Feb 12 Robbers' Target Sends Them Running The Hard Way S' i-r Senators Spurn MoveTo Change Mideast Plan INGLEWOOD Los Angeles The police have reported without recommendation Clyde Burk's method of frustrating robbers: Ignore them Burk 51 was walking along A V'-v liV'-iV'- y-- U- 1 J1 -'V fw 1 ft -V It Brooklyn Youth Is Hailed As Chess Prodigy St 'xC1' JZ ijr i A t- 1 WASHINGTON AP The senate foreign relations and armed services committees today voted down a proposal to strip from President Dwight Eisenhower's Middle East resolution authority for $200000000 of economic aid Reports said the measure was rejected 17 to 11 By Ernest Vaccaro AP The senate foreign relations and armed services committee rejected by a 17 to 9 vote today an effort to substitute non binding language for Presi- luuuig language ur ncM i I I uy 4: vv-v--v- VTVW -f' 'i A-' the street early yesterday when two young men approached him One he said had a bulge in his coat pocket "Hey said this one is a Burk kept right on walking "Pay attention the gunman said falling into step kill Burk walked on "Go ahead" he said al have no money anyway" The holdup pair stared open mouthed then turned and ran Burk kept to the police station AP Dr Omar Newell Jr a United States rocket expert says Soviet Russia stubbornly has refused to disclose its plans for launching an earth satellite Newell told the Cosmos Club about the situation in a i MlM i dent Dwight Eisenhoweris'KlISSId IS Mlim wfl Middle East resolution ni After beating off this effort Ddby MOOIl rldn site The college has moved to new quarters A 6 foot gold leaf cross was removed from the tower of the doomed building and presented to the college The Kaiser unit will be a skyscraper AP Wirephotos LANDMARK FALLS An Oakland landmark the main building of the College of Holy Names topples in ruins A bulldozer pulled on cable to accomplish the grand crash A new Kaiser center will be built on the Priests Plan To Help Mexican Farm Workers HcClatchy Nfwpejr Scnrtca SACRAMENTO A spiritual statewide campaign is being planned by the "bracero of California to help the 130000 Mexican farm laborers expected under temporary contract this year Seventeen Catholic priests who aid the braceros held a meeting under the supervision of Bishop Joseph McGucken In the Cathedral of the Blessed Sacrament yesterday They represented the dioceses of Sacramento San Francisco Los Angeles Mon-terey-Fresno and San Luis Potosi Mexico Their main conclusions: 1 The priest is the man of Christ hot a policeman or an assistant to the civil authorities who are supposed to supervise the legal side of the situation Discipline Is Lacking 2 The real problem is not the good or bad state of bap racks and beds but the almost absolute lack of discipline and moral standards deriving from the fact that all the Mexican workers away from their families and often from civilization go sometimes for the worst practices and are inclined to all vices: 3 Even the most careful police which cannot be could not prevent the moral crimes committed every day in those bracero camps where promiscuity feels at home In the army barracks for instance there is discipline which never is found in these special camps 4 Because the bracero deal is considered as from the very roots from the moral point of view the teacher and practice of Christian religion is considered the best policy and the only remedy Rites Urge Religious Spinster Scolds Armed Man MOSCOW Will Into Surrendering To Police uau Armc KINGMAN Charles Turner an escaped! lull Ml QU Ml 1 1 lj If Bases Close convict surrendered meekly to sheriffs officers last night after Louis Freeland an 82 year old spinster ordered him out of a parsonage where he fled during a gun battle by Senator Fulbright (D) of Arkansas to water down the administration proposal the joint committee neared a vote on a motion to strip emergency economic authority from the resolution That vote waa set for late today Chairman Richard Russell (D) of Georgia of the armed services committee said the Joint 'committee made auch i progress during the morning talk last night He said the US has made the Lessing Rosenwald Tro-public ail ita plans for launch- phy Tournament had earned his first victory in him didn't want to see nS I- because the purpose of the experiment Is to enable scientists the world over to gather infor- mation from it simultaneously and to coordinate that information SF Supervisors Ask Mexican Airline Ban session that it might complete its work tonight GOP Predicts Victory In fcny event there was every prospect of an agreement on a revised resolution no later than tomorrow Republicans predict a resolution acceptable to the administration will be Arabs Threaten Force If Israel Remains In Gaza AMMAN Prime Minister Suleiman Na bulsi said today the Arab states will use military force to drive Israel out of the Gaza strip and Sham El Sheikh if the United Nations fails He said Jordan Lebanon Egypt Sydia Saudi Arabia and Iraq have agreed to take military measures against Israel if it refused to budge He declared the Arab states agreed to do this last November at their summit conference in Beirut The British and French should be held responsible for Israel's defiance of the United Nations he declared He praised United States policy for insisting that Israel withdraw from Gaza and SAN FRANCISCO UP The San Francisco Board who would rather Supervisors has adopted a rea-iP! cJle established olution asking the United himwlf as a young man to player but the crew cut States Government to consider banning a Mexican airline from flying into this country unless Mexico grants reciprocal privileges ton an American airline The resolution is aimed at Mexican de Aviation which Pnxiigy and one of the flies from Mexico City to ln our cub- ty Sham El Sheikh saying kidnaped the girL The girl has been good up until now' India Drafts' Compromise On Algeria UNITED NATIONS NY India jumped into its favorite United Nations role as mediator today and sought to work out a compromise resolution on Algeria which the west as well as the Arab states would accept An Indian spokesman said the chief of his delegation Krishna Menon conferred with United States Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge Jr and French Foreign Minister Christian Pineau on the draft The Arab states have demanded Algeria be given the right of self determination through free elections The US has urged France and Algeria be given a chance to work out the problem without UN interference One Indian source described-the compromise draft as move keep the matter alive in a way which would satisfy both Arab delegates said after a meeting of the 27 nation Afro-Asian group last night they will fight for their 18 power resolution on Algeria despite the Indian move Improves PleunSV Fight GTON AP euns WASHING! Miss Freeland said "He probably would have bloodied up my favorite Sheriffs officers identified Turner 34 as an escapee from Fort Leavenworth Federal Prison last June 4th He told officers he was sent to Leavenworth on an "army rap from With Turner was a 17 year old girl from Helena Mont who told officers she was forced to accompany him on a four state trip after he abducted her at gunpoint last Thursday Mohave County Sheriff Frank Porter said Turner admitted in a signed statement told the police Turner raped her and also committed burglaries enroute to Arizona Police Patrolman Stephen Smith who had been altered last night to watch for Turner's car said he tried to atop Turner as he drove into King-man After he curbed the car said Turner suddenly flashed a 38 caliber pistol and began firing at him Girl Runs Away The girl dropped to the of the car Slipped out door and ran to a nearby house Smith chased the gunman foot Turner ran into the Trinity Episcopal rectory occupied by Miss Freeland a iis-of ther resident minister died about a year ago was and Miss Freeland said Miss Freeland said she scolded him for barging into rectory and Ordered him give himself up She said Turner meekly agreed walked the door of the rectory threw out his still cocked pistol Wff he waved a pistol in Western Air llnei should be allowed to fly from Los Angeles to Mexico Nixon Will Pay Visit To Liberia In March -President Dwight Eisenhower's vacation headquarters today announced Vice President Richard Milhous Nixon will visit Liberia next ipnth James Hagerty White said -f i Vi i 4 adopted by a wide margin in the senate In another action this morning the committee voted to change the title of the resolution to make it read: 'To promote peace end stability in the Middle This substitutes for the previous language: To authorize the president tions in the general area of the Middle East in order to assist in the strengthening and defense of their Separation Is Sought Elimination of that title Russell laid paves the way for a vote of his motion to separate the economic end military phases of the resolution A group of senators led by Russell favors voting the president backing for the use of United States military forces to combat any Communist aggression in the Middle East But they oppose granting nmidmt almost unlimited the president almost unlimited authority to spend up to $200-000000 of foreign aid funds in military and economic assistance to Middle East nations Senate Republican Leader William Knowland of California caid he thinks the joint committee can agree by tomorrow night on a resolution acceptable to the administration and floor debate can start Monday Senator Alexander Smith (R) of New Jersey said the resolution will be subjected to much Criticism in formal senate debate "but when the showdown comes I don't believe there will be more than 20 of the 96 against it" senate votes The priests decided that rj i CALamn since most of the MexicanjKflll opOKSSITISn workers are Catholics massll I 'Tesct Of rosary and cathechism should jry 8 1 85T vi cmp' Fare Boost Plan One of the biggest problems the priests said is gambling Not having any kind of amusement the braceros gather around a table or just ait on the floor and lose in an hour the earnings of a whole week The priests pointed out they have no real authority to put a stop to gambling and the police cannot be present every-wherfea Bishop McGucken described the bracero priests as missionaries with a very high and difficult task WASHINGTON AP Attorney Robert Brooks spokesman for six railroads seeking authority a 40 per cent boost in class passenger fares said the only way to find if the idea ia good or bad try it out In a closing argument of the proposals the interstate commerce mission Brooks of the York Central said the should not be to continue to House press secretary theisince 1 suite extended I li if 1 Vv- I 'v Continued from page 1-A of military blocs in the area liquidation of foreign bases and withdrawal of foreign troops renunciation of the supply of arms and mutual cooperation for economic development ofjhe rerlon plan came western diplomats cautiously predicted that Israel will pull its troops out of £gypt 4s a result of US support of its claim to free navigation in the Gulf of Aquaba Israel is Silent An Israeli government spokesman in Tel Aviv refused to discuss the latest US and United Nations and withdrawal of Israeli troops But he said in would take long study before any official reaction could be expected Shepilov made it clear in his address that the Soviet would continue with ita present policies of strength until ita Views are accepted 1 Just what effect the Soviet notes will have on the current effort! to get Israel out of Egypt is not evident Diplo mats said they appear aimed more at the long range problem of the Middle East rather than the immediate stumbling blocks The general assembly is expected to meet tomorrow or Thursday to take up Secretary General Dag look before you leap report It advised the world parliament to be certain it understood the consequences of voting sanctions against Israel Hamiqarikjold and the US between them appeared to be the steam out of the drive to get the general assembly to vote for such sanctions dispatch from Jerusalem first official reaction to The officials took the position that only the US could resolve the situation in view of Egypt's refusal to give direct assurances to Israel in advance of withdrawal WUOUir Ap fMN2S4GSraoRes5 1321 FULTON invitation waa byj Libera's embassador to thep i Al United States George Pad- DriTlSn rUlCl fTi more Nixon will go to Liberia after attending the March 6th ceremonlea marking the granting of independence to the African Gold Coait Treasure Is Copy After 300 Years British experts agreed today a a eastern for first today out is to In behalf before com' New railroads required ter multimillion dollar passenger service losses Replying to railroad labor contentions that the proposed increase may put the first class passenger service out of business Brooks declared: the increase ia not put on that's exactly what's going to Smith floor the on who ent the the to to NEW A quiet group huddled arouriH a table in the comer of the Marshall Chess Club watching an almost unbelievable game The players were Donald Byrne chess master and Bobby Fischer a 13 year old Brooklyn schoolboy playing in his first major tournament Time and with bold surprising Bobby outfoxed his more experienced opponent whispered one of the onlookers "Byrne is losing to a 13 year old said this "nobody and the game was over Bobby The Chess Review magazine called it the "game of the century a stunning masterpiece of combination play performed by a boy of 13 against a for midable opponent matching the finest on record in the history of chess Bobby did not win the Rosenwald tournament the trophy to Sammy Reshev-sky the ranking United States watch New York chess enthusiasts have recognized Bobby's ability fop several years "For his age I don't think there is any better chess player in the world He ia a gen- 5 mention he his drawn Byme "I just made the moves I thought were he said modestly "I waa just Where did he learn the game? "My sister taught me when I was he disclosed "She waa 12 and didn't know too much about the game but she told me where and how to move the pjeces an(j tecn paying it ever art 16th Century painting previously valued at 60000 pounds ia just a good copy worth about 50 pounds ($140) The painting owned by the London art dealer Leonard Koetser said he spotted flaws Paris to check on a similar work in the Louvre museum taiter Senator William Langer (R) of North Dakota seriously ill in Bethesda Naval Hospital was reported today by an office aide as having had "a good The aide said Langer waa said taking Arab A Saud Seeks Spanish Anti Aircraft Cannon pressed interest in light arms especially an automatic rifle MADRID -AP Spanish chureh orEngland fomerly Government rourees reoortedw attrjbuted to Hans Hoi-today King Saud of Arabia vein th Younger lt por hopes to buy Spanish anti air trait of William Warhamfor crart cannon mer archbishop of Canterbury monarch spent thean( has been hanging in Lam morning examining rapid nrebeth Palace home of the arch- iguna at a military camp out- bishop of Canterbury for some Senator John Sparkman Madrid Saud also ex 300 years reported to be better this'Hammarskjold's report was morning but is still in serious-that it did not bring the sit-condition He has been in and uation any nearer solution James Highsaw appearing for the Railway Labor Ex- ecutives Association disputed! Duss Youth GrouDS' the contentions thatl ail the higher rates would result Must Accent Atheism and surrendered Spanish informants declined tojin 'the painting and flew to say whether any quantitiet or prices had been mentioned out of an oxygen tent He was stricken last week with pleurisy pneumonia report last night 70 has had three LONDON AP Soviet youth organizations were ordered today to step up atheistic propaganda among young transfusions people The Communist youth newspaper Komsomolskaya Pravda published a decree youth organizations improve scientific atheistic and A hospital said Langer ijKUPPENHEIMER The VARSITY SHOP Again Is Proud To Present As A Thoughtful Extra Service Senator Blasts Dulles Ban On China Newsmen Sena tor A (Mike) Monroney (D) of Oklahoma says he wants to know what Secretary of State Foster Dulles "hopes to gain by refusing permission for representatives of American newspapers and magazines to enter Communist In a senate speech yesterday he said the policy Involves losses for America He asked whether that loss is merely the information the newsmen would send back and went On: "Or are we also losing something more basic such as a dimate where publishers and broadcasters fefcl free to report the facts? "Have we lost something al ready when the climate be- comes such that a major radio network does not allow one of our leadirig commentators even to discuss something on the Monroney told the senate he referred to a decision by the Columbia Broadcasting System last week to keep off the air a newi analysis by Eric Sevareid on the ground it was too editorial Sevareid had intended to discus the question of newsmen and Red China New Unrest Brings Half! Army Moves PORT AU PRINCE Haiti- Informed sources reported today several army units have been sent into Haiti's troubled south to put down disorders before they touch off a general revolution It could not be learned just how extensive the unrest is but even the slightest spark might start islandwide violence which would topple the new government of Provisional President -Franck Sylvain Haiti is in the middle of its most serious economic crisis in history Chou Returns LONDON AP Peiping radio reported that Premier Chou Ln-Lai relumed today to the Communist Chinese capital He had been on a three month tour of 1 1 countries in south Asia and Eastern Europe in not more than a 20 per cent diversion of travelers to other transportation The commission took matter under advisement the Mothers Will Meet NORTH FORK Madera Co The Mothers' Group will Imeet tomorrow afternoon in the Scout Building Mrs Betty Frazier the president said there will be a speaker on the Red Cross program 1957 TRAFFIC RECORD 1 City Death -This Year County Deaths This Year A Year Ago 2 A Year Age V' trl Ita Oi liVt 4 -v 'OV 1 I i ftr I 11 aifiir Messrs James GndJohn Benett STYLE CONSULTANTS FROM CHICAGO WHO WILL BE IN OUR STORE THURSDAY FRIDAY FEB 14 and 15 of Alabama said many Democrats will be to support the resolution rather than reject the president's request 1 in a critical period ST The decree urged committees to enlist doctors teachers and scientists "capable of giving convincing explanations about the anti scientific es-lienee of Orders Jay Papers ay rape NEW Columbia University will purchase the papers of John Jay an alumnus and the first chief justice of the United States The collection to cost $75-000 includes nearly 2000 items For your Valentina or for your party light lovely Sweetheart Cakel The fine! faigredicnti go into this heart-ahaped delight And the delicate pink clouds of frosting and the kissirg-coeplc heart shaped decoration make Sweetheart Cakt special Valrntinsl vruf ffM) yveaa im They will present a Spring and Summer Show of finest imports and domestic fabrics for those whose build or tastes require the unusual Particular attention to detail is well reflected in the natural distinction you get from Kuppenheimer clothes either made-to-your-measure or in regular sizes mwo mni tonr OPEN FRIDAY TIL 9 OR IF MORE CONVENIENT PHONE AD 3-0512 I SHOPS TO SERVI YOU and Vsatara Maaeheiter Caster 0 Palm aad Shield TV.