The Sedalia Democrat from Sedalia, Missouri • Page 1

THE SEDALIA DEMOCRAT Serves the Liveliest and Most Productive Territory in Central Missouri Volume Kighty-eight, Number 289 CITY EDITION DoniocMat Sedaba, Missouri, Friday, December 7, 1956 Ten Pages Prue Seven Centi Full Associated Press Leased Wire and Wide World Features Dallon Gives Lijilil lo Fund Invcslnienl I'reasiirv Ofl'iee Slarls liiiiiKMliale Sleps CITV AUy tion Joiui M. Daltan Kavo a tixlay for investment of idle state futuis and state tiror (i iluliert Bales' office ini-i mediatidy startl'd work on putting' the new systeir into i Bates was out of town but VNil- son Hall. supervisor in his office, said it was cloiir from opinion there would be no nisHi to wait for legislative ac- lion iH'fore the state could start imestmg its idle money As of last night, Hall said state had $Ion in 273 banks When Bates returns to the capital next Tuesday, one of his first jobs will be to deter mine how much of that may be safely invested in interest bearing time defKisits Hall said all the are being informixl of opinion and will be to transfer money not neixled for current stale expeiisi's into interest bearing time deposits The money i.s held in demand deposits do not bear inter- tot Hall said those contracts doj OlllllllillitV C.fHlcert not expire until 1 but an ef-l ildo Hits Polling S. lOTcmMliiin Voting places for the Corn Referendum on Dec. 11 have been determined by the Pettis County Committee, They are as follows: Blackwater and Houstonia at -1 School.

I.g)ngw(x>d. Hughesville and Heaths Creek at Service Station one mile south of 1) on Highway 65. LaMonte and Dresden at the Legion Hall in La.Monte, Green Ridge and Klk Fork at Green Ridge Washington and Flat Creek at Manila Smithton, Rowling Green and Lake Creek at Smithton School. Sedalia, Cedar and Prairie at office in Sedalia. Council Tlirealeiis General Strike, Tronbie in ilnngary TORNADO tllS 0 Vanderpool, a farmer, surveys the damage to his Centralia, home which was split in a tornado.

Property loss in the storm was extensive over a lOmile area. (NFA Telephoto) fort will he made to put the new sy.stem into operation immedi- etely. The voters gave overwhelming approval at the general election last month to a con.stitutionaJ amendment permitting tiie state treasurer to decide w'hat funds are riircc Men Arc Galled For Seiileiicc Jury (iavp Vertlicl Fhursday After Miiiiitps NKW YORK men convicted in the acid blinding of labor columnist Victor Rie.sel were sentenced today to five years in prison. A third defendant w-as sentenced to two years. They were accused specifically of conspiracy to obstruct justice by helping Abe Telvi, 22.

flee arrest after he allegedly hurled the acid at Riesci out.side a Broadway restaurant 5, Telvi later wa.s ide RanQe, A wide range of tonal color, from the most dramatic to the of state ''W" Ih. pre.scnt- Under the amendment, the treasurixr can these idle! funds in time deposits or in short term government securities. Pre-j viously state funds had to be kept in demand deposits. The plan Is to produce about million year in addi-j tional revenue Batas had asked the general when tbe amendment Iw- Soil Bunk Pa incuts Are Delayed ed in the scond Community Concert on Thursday evening. breathtaking precision and clarity of tone made the evening much more than worthwhile to members who attended, con- illiam B.

Herlands gave the lightest sentence- two Leo Telvi, 26, brother, w'ho contended he acted out of love for Abe. The 5-year went to Goldolfo Miranti. 37. an alleged in the plot, and I Domenico Bando, 47, an interme- scious as they immediately were! nanao, 4 an inierme- of heorini? tnn-nntrh artist nf Hcrland.s also fined Mir- of hearing a ton-notch artist of a calibre not often Threat of icy streiTs unfortunately kept some at home, but the enthusiasm of the audience more than counterbalanced its slightly smaller size. The most important number in The U.S.

Department of Agri- comos effective and legis-j culture has announced that it does Ihe before intermission groups, lative action would be needed be- not expect to be position to'the Saint-vSaens in A fore the first money could be in- deliver payment certificates well vested. I farmers participate in the'niastery of his instrument, as well Dalton ruled tjie amendment 1957 Acreage Reserve programs i as the virtuosity of his accompa- went into effect 30 days after thejof the Soil Bank until about har-Uist. Lester Taylor. The concer- Nov. ft election.

That would make ve.st time for the late.st of haunting theme had many it effective as 0 yesterday. And he said the new provision is so clear in its intent that it is self executing and does not need any enabling legislation. Death Reveals Name Of Man Who Played Santa to the Bowery NEW YORK who played Santa Claus for down- and-out denizens of the Bowery for the past .30 years, will be buried today. Rut only his death reveals the real name of the jolly, silver- haircxi man who so long played his part in spreading holiday happiness. was really Alfred Richard Rodway, founder and chairman of a Manhattan food- brokeragc firm.

He died last at the age of 81. His wife Grace disclosed yesterday it was her husband who acreage' e.stablished for his farm, passed out change and sandwiches again requires delay of the and coffee on the Bowery along check until about harvest Kith this mcssaso: "Chfer up, old fellow. Every cloud has a silver lining. Keep up only winter wheat acre- your nerve and everything will the Department crops for w-hich compliance and moods under checked. and string players in the This delay is neces.sarv' to were especially fascinat- sure that all regulations of grace and control of programs have been met before payment certificates are issued.

Questions have been raised currently about time of payment for acreage already designated under the 1957 winter wheat Acreage Reserve. This announcement applies both to winter wheat and to all other basic crops which will be eligible for payment certificates under the Acreage Reserve part of the Soil Rank. Compliance with Soil Bank acreage limitations is in general on a harvested rather than a planted Ije.ster Taylor, pianist, scored a personal triumph with his group of three numbers, being brought back for an extra bow. In the opinion of many, Taylor Is one of the most talented pianists and accompanists yet heard by the Community Concerts members. Even a well known number such as by Saint- first encore, took on new meaning and fresh interpretation in his hands.

Additional encores were by Valen- acreage basis. Therefore, in and by instances compliance cannot be i Falla. checked until harvest time. A further consideration is that a farm- The program: I. Bach; anti $10,000.

They were convicted specifically on of conspiracy to obstruct justice by helping Telvi flee arrest after the attack on Riesel. over-all indictment charges eight men with conspiracy to obstruct justice by attempting to intimidate a prospective witness Riesel from testifying before ia federal grand jury investigating rackets in the garment manufacturing and tnicking industries. Riesel, w'hose column is syndicated nationally and who has denounced labor racketeers, said of the verdict; vindicates in part the long fight many of us are making and will continue to make against corruption and Riesel testified for the prosecution. Tlie government contends Abe Telvi was slain because he upped his fee for the -jcid attack and because scars on his own face left by the attack made him a marked man. The four men to be tried charges of actually plotting the acid attack to silence include John (Johnny Dio) Dio- gurardi.

He has been named by the prosecution as the instigator of the attack on Riesel. come out all I aMan Fate JO All Male Jury MINEORA. fate of Angelo La.Marca. on trial for his life in the kidnap death of little Peter Weinberger, goes into the hands of an all-male jury today following summations prosecution and defense. er, to be eligible for any Soil Rank in A Mozart, payments, must comply with all; II.

in A Minor, Opus acreage allotments corn base HI, in flat Chopin; Rachmaninoff; The Dance from Three-Cornered Falla: Lester Taylor. IV. in Rre- val. V. Bloch; Weber; un Faure; Cassado.

The concert was presented at Smith Cotton auditorium. Miss Sheila Isgur assisted Mr. by turning music. Will Seal Dll UN ('oniieil RrcpivfH Voles Out of 71 ast; Reds Falter Protest UNITED NATIONS. NY The Philippines won a first ballot' victory tiKiay over Czechoslovakia for a one-year term on the U.N.

Security Council. The vote in the 79-nalion General was 51 for the Philippines. 20 for Czechoslovakia Afghanistan 1, Spain 1 and Yugoslavia 1. The Philippines had just one vote more than the two-thirds required since only 74 affirmative votes were cast. Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Vassily V.

Kuznetsov immediately protested that the election discriminated against Eastern Europe. The seat which the Philippines will occupy previously had been held by Eastern European countries. Yugoslavia will vacate the seat Dec. 31 after the first half of a normal two-year term under a private agreement reached last year to break a deadlock between Yugoslavia and the Philippines. Kuznetsov, taking the floor immediately after this vote, said the election of the Philippines constituted a of the U.N.

provision that the membership should be based on equitable geographic distribution. He also called the action a violation of a agreement reached in london in 1946 on the composition of the Council. The United States contends this agreement. giving Eastern Europe one seat on the Council, was valid only for the first election. The Soviet delegate accused the United States of trying to use the U.N.

to serve its own purposes and said strikes at the very root of our organization. Supported by both the United States and Britain, Filipino Delegate Felixberto Serrano expressed confidence his government would get the Yugoslav seat. is at he told newsmen, whether the agreement between Yugoslavia Dl'LLES BACK AT of State John Foster Dnlles, right, is shown in conference with his undersecretary, Herbert Hoover, In this first picture made of him back at his desk since his recent operation. After a two-day checkup, doctors reported that Dulles has fully recovered from his cancer surgery. (NEA Telephoto) Tells Wilson Plan Leakage Miisl Presiflenl al Meeting On Defense Money AUGUSTA.

Ga. Eisenhower complained to Secretary of Defense Wilson today that -leakasc- ot railitanr budget "it 11 Oiriistinas Deeoratioii Show Will Be Helfl On Saliirtlay, xSiinday The Christ ma.s Show of dtcora- tion.s of all kinds for the holidays which is being staged by the Sedalia Garden Clubs will be held at the library Saturday and Sunday. On Saturday the show will be during the hours of 2 to 6 and on Sunday, from 2 to 3 p.m. The show, which is free, will give many suggestions for Christmas arrangement, door pieces, package wrapping. Christmas cor- anis It Will Resist Proeiamalion States Kadar um F.iid new general strike and bloodshed in Hungary wa.s threatened today.

The Ct'ntral Worker.s Council is- I sued a proclamation warning the Soviet imposcKl government of I Premier Janos Kadar continuation of its tactics against electixi representatives would result in general strike, bloodshf'd and a new national The Central Workers Council has gradually emerged as the leadership of Hungarian anti- Kadar. anti-Soviet feeling, Kadar so far ha.s turned every demand of the council on behalf of the people and workers, but his ow'ii popular supfiort has been so shaky that he has dart'd openly to withdraw his recognition of the body as the negotiating agency for Budaptxst workers. The Hungarian appeared to have from the first of the smashing onslaught by Russian tanks of Nov. 4, and to be coming back strongly. The warning was voiced a.s a re.sult of the arre.st of many members of factory worker councils.

Several more members were arrested last night. after about 50 members had been arrested, workert at several plants went on spontaneous strike. At one factory, 600 workers succe.s.sfully defied Soviet tanks and Hungarian militia and police and prevented the arrest ures and manpowei plans to the public something got to The Pre.sident remarked about 'ithe matter as he and Wilson were about to start a conference on Pentagon plans reportiHlly calling for .36 billion dollars in defense expenditure during the fiscal year starting next July 1. The informal discussion about of Pentagon data floor of the library. advance of any official relea.se and the Philippines is to be hon- for publication was in the pre.s- jence of two pool repre- But many delegates expres.seri Isenting newsmen assign'd to cov- concern that the prospective line- 1 or the President.

The central council yesterday advised against sporadic strikei in the plants. It said strikes would the interast of the government becau.se they would indicate the council was not the ma.ster of the in the factories. Today it seig a delegation to Kadar protest against the violation of the law jand to W'arn that if such M(Ml RDO SOUND. continue the anger of the world trouble thejwould be rousrd against it (the in'10-man crew of a U.S. Navy lO-Maii Grew Is Slraiuled At Sonili at the South Pole today.

The crew had flown to the two- milc-high jKilar plateau with sup- Later, the central council said in a proclamation: this continues, we lose the up promised another James C. Hagerty, White Hou.se for plie.s for a 23-member Seahee onlv possibility to ri'store order task force building a base create a normal Year International observation. expects to be in position to start issuing payment certificates about the first of June. Where other acreages are also involvid, and multiple compliance checks must be made, certificates cannot be Plca.se turn lo page 2, column 7) in Conservatives Tahe JSetv Hold Aftev Suez Sifuail (Jlild LONDON f.4*'—Britain’s Conservative party took a new hold on HOLLYWOOD Her government today aft- Angeli has lo.st the baby weathering a parliamentary pocted in June. Her husband is gqy 3 over the Suez invasion.

But singer Vic Damonc. whether Sir Anthonv would Snail's Pdi py Auto and pedestrian traffic seemed to move at a pace this morning but that is better than dents and bruises. Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday: colder tonight and continued coki Saturday; low tonight 16: high Saturday 28. The temperature at 7 a m. was 21.

22 at 1 p.m., and 22 at 2 p.m. Low Thursday night 21, Rainfall was ..55 inch. The tempera'-ure one year ago today; high 51, low 28; two years ago high 37. low' 26; 3 years ago high 60 low 36 Stage at Lake of the Ozarks 52.7 rise remain in the seat was think withdrawal now constitutes still in doubt. a humiliating reverse leaving In quick succession in the; Britain and France without any House of Commons last night the from the invasion, government beat down a Sociali-st, gyt small number of absten- motion censuring the Suez niili-uions in it.self was a Conservative tary intervention 327-260, then won victory, since more than 100 mem- vote of confidence in its Middle i of the party a week ago had East policy 312-260, signed a petition deploring the Defeat on either motion would demands for with- Snow State But FVeeziiijr Drizzle Seen ill FTireeasl K.ANSAS CITY Snow has Mi.ssouri again, parts oi the state are in for freezing drizzle.

The weather bureau i.ssued a warning of freezing drizzle in a band from the southw'ei5(t to the ea.stcentral sections this afternoon and over SoutheaM Mi.s.souri tonight. Much colder weather will follow. of 8 lo 12 are forecast for tonight in northwest Missouri with readings of near 30 in the extreme Heavy rains preccdt'd the turn to colder in the ea.slern and southern sections. Rich''oods in Wa.sh- ingion county reported 2.32 inches. Other reixrts included; The majority wasi Lakeside 2 inches, SU'clville 1.81 reduced on the second vote by 15 1 63.

Owensville St. Conservatives who abstained. L45, De was a direct slap at Eden L29. 1 17, Perry- Conservative backers of a tougher L14. We.st Plains Spring- line in the Middle East, .51.

with East and West throwing said the confor- prestige behind their candidates.tence quarters at the Na- Yugoslav informants thatitiona! Golf Club w'ere tixi small their delegation expected to permit all new.smcn to be on for the Philippines on the first few hand for the start of the budget ballots but that their agreement parley. So the rest were repre- did not bind them to back by Charles Roberts of indefinitely. Under last year Newsw'eck magazine and of the Broad- made when 35 ballots to break the deadlock, the Philip- casting Co. Tliey later reported that Wilson pines and Yugoslavia agreed to first brouglit the matter of split the two-year term. of budget data and man- drew lots and Yugoslavia won the power plans, talking in general first year.

He obviously was ferring Soviet Deputy Foreign Ministerio information obtained by news- Vassily V. Kuznetsov held one and later publishiHl. his rare news conferences yesler-j Alluding to budget and man- day to spell out planning, Wilson said: for Czechoslovakia. He termed the! got started last June, and lottery arrangement illegal and then things began to recalled that Russia had refused' It was at that point the Presi- to agree lo it the time. both Roberts and (leophysical negotiations with the government did not bring the The fliers Jook their jxilar re.sults.” it said ap- Before starting pears that 'Premier' Janos Ka- their repair job.

they broke outjdar does not have the power to sleeping bags from their survival ou.st certain persons who are still kits and turned in at one of the.around him and who arc hattxi three shelter huts the Seabees bv the worker.s. have built in the last two weeks. The groundixi plane is a ski- persons misintorm him about the will and the mood of Navy Neptune with two Hungarian people. These hin- jet and two propeller engines. One (jer from above the purge of jet engine failed as it tried to state apparatus take off.

The mechanics will havei The proclamation was issued a.x rough work repairing or city was reported quiel-at mg the crippled engine in tem-qpagt on the surtace-after three peratures as low as 30 below, of turmoil. Crew members are Cmdr.i sporaffie strikes were re- John Torbert, North The Kadar government L. pilot: (apt. Douglas L. Cor- apparently is determined to break diner.

Washington, D.C., resistance. Police la.st night mander of an air squadron in the threatened lo take meas- Deep reeze polar again.st counterrevolutionary tion; and Stan A. brand that can he Buttalo, N.A both copilots: T.jused apparently again.st IhS. spokesman declared sup -1 Edwards reported he showed irri- port of Czechoslovakia was tation that leakage is'8gt. David J.

San Benito of the agreement, something that has got to navigator; Emmte H. Gann. Soddy. aviation mai'hin-A'lIKHM to Sixteen Persons Mahe Rond In Racial Disorder iciiini male; Clair F. Carmi, 111 electronics matf Frank Owen Snyder.

Over WA.SHÎNGTON A guidtni Hnllptiti CLINTON. Tenn. inal contempt of court in the incidents. The 17th, Diehl, a farmer. have forced Eden and his Cabinet to resign and make way for new national elections which might have put the opposition Labor party in power.

Temperatures from Saturday through Wednesday are expected to average about 5 degrees below normal. Clinton High SclKK)! will reopen of contempt for handing out on a continued integrated basis barring further racial incidents, aviation machinist's mate; I niissile that to guided D. Crisp, Dawson Springs. 'has di.sappeartxl soiiunvtiere aviation mate; tho Ocean. Daniel Relio.

Detroit, aviationi Deion.x> Department gave eletronies mate: and Minor no details in aiinmincing last night McDaniel, Pharr aviationn "did escape electrician eontp.l the turn around jv- jud to a de-tmabon yet Gciilralia Man Dieis In Jet Plane Grasli literature" which compared the roumlup of the other 16 Anderson County I kki I Communist action in Hun- chairman R. G. Crossno said sentenced to days in jail. HnrroW'S Billion day. LONDON Capt T.

drawal to which the of Centralia. wa.s bowed. killed yesterday when his S. The votes came after a two-dayj Force jet aircraft burst into i flames and crashed into a hill- foreign pohc.v debate during which, The first 67-vote majorityUhe Conservative determi proved that the Conservatives, de-jnation to ride out the storm and' spite internal dissension over tiie hang on to government control abortive Bnlish-Ffrench strike into Egy'pt, still could close their ranks against any Socialist bid for national power. Actually the Conser- was set forth by Prime -Minister R.

A Butler, heading the government while Eden is resting in Jamaica and regarded by vativcs have only 60 more mem- many as heir apparent, hers than all other parlies in the! said Butler House. a long life before W.ASHiNGTON The Trea.s- ury today announced a new bor- may not know a.s much as'rowing of one billiixi dollars to be 'he should Taylor told I used in part to defray the cost of CLINTON, Tenn, Sixteen Diehl court-appointed 1 a i possible financial aid to Hntain persons made bond pending trial to compare ar action ofj and a I7th went to jail yesterday this court with that of the Ru.ssian! as federal court wound up the first government and the Hungarian Mo phase of its action to halt racial peoples he knows better than: di.sorders which closed Clinton AIGUST.A. Ga. of High School. The other were charged with Defense Wilson today it The Anderson County School various threats or act.s of violence tainly look.s” as though military Board a meeting with or other activities tending to inter will increase in the next faculty members and law enforce- fere with integration of ClintonUi.scal year above estimated ex ment officers today to plan re-High in violatio.n of a court in- pendilure of 36 billion dollars for opening of the school Monday, It junction.

this year. was closed alter a flareup of Taylor had issued the injunction And the Cabinet officer added lence Tuesday, Aug. 29 and made it permanent: after a 2 -hour budget conference men and two women Sept. 6 when violent demonstra- with President Flisenhovver that he from County have been tion.s followed admission oi 12 Ne- does not hxik for substan before Federal J'ldge Robert L. groe.s among HOi' utiw at f.ial in the knel of miii Taylor in Knoxville in the High under T.iylorb de.seg vgation lary manpower, now at about 2, last two days on of of last January.

men. The mi-s 'le wa-- day from the Air on the e.i.-ii coaM Florida, along an e.Nablished yange which extends inlo the Atlantic. The announcement said it was a rou'e'c snnin helpers srv; 14 days fo CHRISTMAS.