The Courier News from Blytheville, Arkansas • Page 7

WEDNESDAY, MAY 19, 1954 BLYTHEVILLE (ARK.) COURIER NEWS DYESS Funeral services for Mrs. Fanny Farley, 69, of were conducted in Tyronza Methodist Church by the Rev. Thurston Masters. Survivors include her husband, three sons, Willie Farley of Yorktown, John Farley of Modesto, Howard Farley of Dyess; two daughters, Mrs. W.

Hindman, Tyronza, and Mrs. Go. B. Sandusky of Marked Tree: 31 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren. Hecklers Keep Talmadge Busy Rites in Tyronza For Mrs.

Farley ATLANTA UP The telephone rang far into the night after Gov Herman Talmadge commented on the U. S. Supreme Court decision striking down public school segregation. He had said that Georgia people "cannot and will not accept a bald political decree which overturns their accepted pattern life." Many hecklers telephoned from distant places. eWarily, Talmadge finally turned over the phone answering to his wife: those Yankees the governor isn't here.

Tell them he's busy reviewing troops." REACTION (Cor.tinued from Page 1) to decide, not the federal government. Though some others expressed the opinion that this is just another case of the North trying to force something on the South. One person held the view that some educators have expressed. That is that the Negro teaching profession would be hurt if the ruling is put into effect all over the South. Most of those who were opposed to a single school system m8- intained that the state of Arkansas should do all possible, within the law, to block enforcement of the court ruling.

A few felt that the result of the of decision private will be widespread growth eventually public schools will be used almost entirely by Negroes only. Only one person forsaw much posibility of major trouble developing. One interesting note is found in the attitude of five high school students questioned on the matter. all five said they had no objections to going to school with negroes. While this small sampling of views cannot be considered too accurately, the fact that they were unanimous in their opinions indicates that probably there would be little opposition among students to a single school system.

Two teachers questioned also had no objection to teaching Negroes. One man who declined use of his name, fairly well expressed what appears to be the closest thing to the general opinion held in Blytheville as the limited survey conducted could reveal. Said he: "If it's rushed into, there will be private schools. had to come sometime, but it's too early to do it now. If the state sticks together, they may be able to get 15 or 20 years to work it out, but it has to MA Buy Now heap big GOLDEN ROYAL ICE CREAM half gallons AN (SOLDEN ROYAL ICE CREAM TOTEM HOME PAGE SEVEN Senate Group Wants Lenders To 'Police' FHA Capehart Sees Plan As One Way to Close Loopholes in Law WASHINGTON (P) Chairman Senate Banking Committee would Capehart (R said today, the rcie to give banks and other private lenders "full responsibility" for policing FHA-insured home repair loans This, said Capehart, be one way to seal up loopholes in the present law, loopholes that unscrupulous salesmen and contractors allegedly have used to cheat many unsuspecting home owners.

The committee resumes closeddoor deliberations today on President Eisenhower's housing program and on proposals to strengthen the present law against any more housing abuses such as those uncovered last month just before a shakeup in the top echelon of the Federal Housing Administration. Referring to the home repair situation, Capehart said: "We will continue this program but not without giving lending institutions full responsibility for seeing that their loans are used for legitimate home repairs." At present, private lenders are assured of full government ment without any obligation to try to collect on defaulted loans. Capehart told newsmen he expects the committee to adopt a new provision which would make banks and other private lenders shoulder part of the risk of making home repair loans. INDOCHINA (Continued from Page 1) Asis are progressing nicely. French Premier Joseph Laniel has been conferring with U.

S. Ambassador C. Douglas Dillon in Paris. Laniel is expected to present 8 concrete proposition for American intervention in Indochina as a basis for further consideration by American leaders. The wrangle over withdrawal of troops from Laos and Cambodia delayed detailed discussions on the other major French demand, withdrawal of all troops in Viet Nam to zones to be agreed on at Geneve.

Wants Separate Consideration Bidault insists that Laos and Cambodia must be considered separately. He contends a civil war exists in Viet Nam, but that the other two Indochina states have been invaded by the Communistled Vietminh. Informed quarters said the Communists rejected Bidauit's demand that the "invaders" be withdrawn. They were reported to have countered with their earlier proposals that the Communist "governments" of Laos and Cambodia be consulted on any settlement. The Western Powers already have taken a firm stand against consulting with these "resistance" regimes, which they say are only roving gangs.

Meanwhile, it was disclosed that the French have dropped their objections to negotiating directly with Vietminh representatives here on evacuating French Union wounded from captured Dien Bien Phu and have named a mission for this purpose. Commodity And Stock Markets- New York Cotton (12:30 quotations) July 3445 3446 3441 Oct 3426 3428 3424 Dec 3427 3429 3425 Mch 3440 3443 3440 New Orleans Cotton July 3440 3443 3438 Oct ..3424 3427 3423 Dec 3425 3428 3424 Mch 3444 3446 3444 Chicago Soybeans May 374 376 July 364 Sept 275 Nov 254 Chicago Whear May July Chicage Corn May 1567 153 New York Stocks (12:45 quetations) AT and 168 3-4 Amer Tobacco 63 7-8 Anaconda Copper 36 1-4 Beth Steel 66 1-2 Chrysler 60 7-8 Coca-Cola 118 1-2 Gen Electric 114 1-4 Gen Motors 69 1-4 Montgomery Ward 63 7-8 Central 21 1-4 Int Harvester 31 Republic Steel 58 5-8 Radio 27 1-2 Socony Vacuum 43 Studebaker 16 Standard of 89 Texas Corp 74 1-8 Sears 64 3-4 Steel 48 3-8 Sou Pac 43 1-2 Livestock NATIONAL STOCKYARDS, Ml. (P--(USDA) Hogs trade very active; barrows and gilts all weights 25 higher; sows steady to 25. higher; bulk 180-230 lb 27.50- 75; one short load 27.90; next price 27.75; bulk 230-250 lb 27.00-50; 260- 280 lb 25.75-26.75; scattering 290- 350 lb 23.50-25.50; 150-170 75; 120-140 lb sparingly 26.50-27.00; good early clearance; sows down 22.25-23.25; heavier weights 20.25-21.75. Cattle 3,000, calves 700; opening.

slow; few steers and heifers steady, with small lots choice steers 23.00-24.00 and high choice and prime mixed yearlings 24.50; cows draggy, although initial sales fully steady at yesterday's close; utility and commercial cows 13.00- 15.00; canners and cutters 10.00- 13.00; bulls and vealers unchanged; utility and commercial bulls 14.00-15.50; cutter bulls 12.00- 13.50; few prime vealers 27.00; good and choice 21.00-25.00: commercial and low good 15.00-20.00. PARITY (Continued, Page 19 price supports. The administration plan contemplates getting rid of a billion dollars worth of surpluses in the next three years through gifts abroad and other means. This would have the effect of keeping support prices up, since the size of surpluses would determine the support level under the administration's flexible plan. 3441 3428 3428 3443 3438 3427 3427 3446 367 366 200 Czech Reds Accused of Killing Sick MUNICH, Germany (P Radio Free Europe charged today Czechoslovakia's Communist government has been killing the curably ill and insane for more than two years.

The American-sponsored radio quoted "independent and reliable sources." Hospitals and insane asylums a are screened constantly and considered beyond hope of recovery are removed and put to death at special euthanasia stations RFE said. "In no cases," it added, "are relatives consulted prior to application of 'mercy' killings. reached the boiling point in Prague on a recent Sunday afternoon when visitors to the Bohnice Mental Hospital rioted and cried murder when told relatives had been transferred to ani unnamed institution for 'additional The broadcast account said: Visitors smashed waiting room furniture, cursed and fought doctors until police arrived. An number of deaths" already announced from Bohnice precipitated the rioting. In January, 1953, relatives were notified they could claim the bodies of 38 former patients who had died of "pneumonia." In December, 1952.

the same hospital announced that 140 patients had died of maladies unrelated to mental disease. Since then the Czechs have been referring to Bohnice as. "Jatky" (slaughterhouse). Auto Sales Tax Law Tightened LITTLE ROCK (P)-A new policy has been adopted by the Arkansas Revenue Department to tighten collection of sales tax on automobiles. In the future, persons who buy cars out of the state will have to pay sales tax or sign affidavits that the purchases were from individuals, rather than from dealers.

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Negro parents could go into lower federal courts and sue for damages from school officials who refuse to permit their children to enter white schools. The Supreme Court could such school officials in contempt. Or the officials might be subjected to criminal prosecution for civil rights, under the Federal Civil Rights Act. McClellan Says Continue Probe WASHINGTON (P)-Sen. McClelJan of Arkansas says the hearings should be continued McCarthy, if top administration officials are not permitted to appear before the Senate Investigation Subcommittee.

The Arkansan, ranking Democrat on the subcommittee, commented 011 anew yesterday on President Eisenhower's directive that the administrative officials not talk about their discussions of the controversy. "I think we can get most of the information we are said McClellan. "I shall insist that the hearings continue until all of the principals have been heard in public." Rebirth of Italy's Air Force Seen FRANKFURT, Germany (R) A strong rebirth of the Italian alr force was predicted today by Maj. Gen. Siro Fossati, its deputy chief of staff.

He said Italy's air force, "within the framework of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization," will be ready in the near future for any emergency. Recalling that Italy once WAS one of the leading nations in aviation, Fossati said, "the recovery of our air force is The Italian air commander and seven members of his staff touring American air force installations in Germany. The Injunction will provide time for the city of Memphis to appealing Judge Trimble's recent decision that Crittenden County has the right to rip up the roadways. The county wants to salvage the steel in the roadways, which no longer are used. FROM the first to bring U.S.

Foreign Aid Personnel Under Fire HANOI. Indochina (P Ten Americans employed in the American. FOA program for northern Indochina are traveling about the Red River Delta despite the danger of Vietminh attacks, but. their mis. sions are restricted to the sential." Officials of the Foreign Operations Administration, giving economic aid to the Vietnamese, said their jeeps, station wagons and ambulances are "being fired at all the time" by the Communist-led rebels.

Two Jeeps were destroyed this week, one blown up by a Vietminh mine, the other by fire from Vietminh ambushers. Vietnamese personnel of the FAO are making most of the trips in the Vietminh-infested delta outside Hanol, but Americans go when there is an important job to do. A fortnight ago a Vietnamese station wagon driver was killed in ambush. Two nurses escaped capture when rescued by 8 French mobile unit north of Hanot. No American FOA workers have been wounded or killed thus far.

Two sectors where the FOA has big irrigation projects-Sontay, 35 miles northwest of Hanoi, and Phumy, 30 miles southward--are being hit nightly by Vietminh mortars and machinegun fire. (Continued from Page 1) President sald be is studying just as hard as he can to find some way the United States can move ahead In some enlightened way without, as be put it, waiting for the ATOMIC ENERGY CHAIRMAN Eisenhower said he has the utmost falth In Lewis L. Strauss as chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission. He added that if he were certain he always would have a man like Strauss AS chairman, he would be in favor of giving him plenty of authority. Fire on Ward Is Small The city fire department WAS called to 131 East this mornto put out a small fire caused by sparks from a chimney on the roof of a frame residence, according to Fire Chief Roy Head.

The property owned by Mrs. Al Fowler received little damage, he said. THE SKYWAYS TO THE a gasoline with the (pronounced McCARTHY (Continued from Page 1) poenas for the loyalty beard members. McCarthy contended this testimony by Adams raised a question A8 to whether administration higher-ups authority away from Secretary Stevens after the Jan. 21 meeting.

Eisenhower wAs asked for comment ou McCarthy's contention. He replied he thought Stevens would take care of that question completely. Then Eisenhower was asked If administration -ups did take authority from Stevens at the Jan. 21 meeting. His reply: Nothing that was brought the meeting could intimate such thing.

Didn't Remember The President was asked also if he was aware the Jan. 21 conference was being held. He said he could not go into that--and, in fact, that he didn't exactly remember. Eisenhower's order forbade Army Counselor John G. Adams, who was on the witness stand at that time.

from giving details of A Jan. 21 meeting at which the Army's problems with McCarthy's Senate investigations subcommittee were discussed. John Adams had said previously that Sherman Adams, top assistant to the President. advised him at that meeting io draft 8 written record of he Army's difficulties with McCarthy over alleged requests for special treatment for Pvt. G.

David Schine. The televised henrings were pended shortly after the Eisenhower secrecy order WAS issued so that Senate investigators try to get. the President to draw, modify or at least it. Wants Secrecy Lifts McCarthy contends he will be unable to present his case unless he can show what role White House officials may have played In the Army's bringing of "pressure" charges against him and aides Roy Cohn and Francis P. Carr.

Acting Chairman Mundt (R-SD) took on the assignment for the committee of determining whether the presidential order could be modified. He had a luncheon conference scheduled with Atty. Gen. Brownell to discuss the matter. Republican senators had come up with the idea that perhaps Brownell could issue a statement about the Jan.

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