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A BLUE RIBBON NEWSPAPER SERVING CLAREMORE' AND ROGERS COUNTY CONTINUOUSLY SINCE 1893
VOL 65 NO 84
Claremore Okla "Rogers County's Reading Habit"
Price: 5 cents per copy
THURSDAY OCT 17:1957
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ly To Feed
4000 People
HereNov 2nd
WR Roundup Club
Will Be In Charge
of Frac Barboqua
Chamber of 'c ommerce
menibers micro assured today
by Cecil Ray general chair-
man that there will be plenty
Dr free barbeqiie beef on hand
It) feed 4000 peoole during
the annual Will Rogers Day
Observance here next month
The Will Rogers Roundup
club will obtain at least three
free beefs for the barbeque
and apparently the raising of
$400 tor the "side dishes" will
be no problem the roundup
club president said at today's
chamber of commerce meet-
ing "I -iready have one beef de-
finitely promised and know where
' I can get two more" he said "I
raised $155 yesterday in 15 minutes
for other expenses for the free
barebeque and I know where to
get at least $150 more One party
gave me $100 and said to come
back if I needed more
The barbeque will be part of the
program for Saturday Nov 2nd
It will be open free to one and all
as well as to the visiting bands and
roundup clubs from Eastern Okla-
homa in addition to the 300 or
more persons attending the annual
convention here of the Congress of
American Indians
The Nov 2nd plans call for a
parade at 10 am the free barbe-
que at noon and the buffalo rodeo
at 2 pm Between the parade and
the time for the babeque the visit
ing Northeastern Oklahoma ' high !Th---- ----i--- h k od ill
1 e aca emir c eC -III) pert w
school bands will be taken to the last until 5 o'clock Concurrent
Will Rogers Memorial for a visit 1 with the check-up the military
Ray called ' upon chamber of with under the supervision
commerce members and Dog-Iron of mat Stanley Szlichta will hold
club members for help in the an- open house at the OMA armory
nual Will Rogers Day observance where refreshments will be served
he announcea appointment of the under the stiprvision of Maj and
: following committees: - Mrs Szlichta
Bands — Ronald Gerard Dr Other highlights in Saturday aft-
Noel Kahn Col Homer Ledbetter ernoon events will be the father
and members of the band parents and son rifle match at the OMA
club '
Traffic — Edd Ilixson Lt W rifle range under the direction of
M-Sgt John -Alspaugh and the
S Abbott and Amos Ward ONIA Mothers club bridge get-to-
cnee Lipe Anos Ward and Phil i
Parade — Dude Morgarr Clar- gether in the visitors' center The
Viles tatter event s under the supervis-
Barbeque — Flo Ilay ion Of Mrs WT Lane president Shorty Clift
and Cecil Ray of the Tulsa Mothers club and
Airs Harry Neuffer president of
Preparation of food — Hugo the Oklahoma City Mothers club
Reesman harry Hoagland Dorset -
Ilocker Doval Moore Jim Rossond Rabbits and their parents will be
Owen Austin Tout Workman Bryan honored at the for mal dance be-
Blocker Lou Riggs Bill Wintemon ginning at 8 pm in
Busliyhead
and Clarence Line fieldhouse which has been decor
Serving committee — members ated by Cadet Co "A" under the
of the Jaycees American Legion direction of Cap t Standlee Thom-
VFW and DPW as Music for (lancing will be pro
vided by Bob Alspaugh's orchestra
from Tulsa
Ex-Mentai Patient Rev Neal J Harris rector of St
Paul Episcopal church will he
guest chaplain of the day as par
Wounded At Tills ents join their sons in Will Rogers
a auditorium l'ir Sunday morning
- iervices Following the chapel
TULSA itP) — Police this morn- services the OMA Parents' associ-
big shot and critically wounded :Mon will meet to name officers for
a former mental patient in a gun the current year and plan an as
battle at a road block set up at 31 sociation project Dr L A Reiter
6St and Garnett Rd Tulsa is the out-going president
' Nelson Barnes liaskel went
into surgery at a Tulsa hospital The first formal review parade
of 1957-1958 will be staged at 2 pm
of injuries received in the g u n on Soldier's field The OMA drill
bait le team will perform from 2 pm to
Officers said Barnes forced his
sister at gun point to come with 2:30 pm I
him f r o in Haskell to Tulsa The public is invited to attend 1
Wednesday allegedly so he could the drill team demonstration and
kill his ex-wife Mrs Jean Barnes Ate review parade
of Tulsa All rarents weekend will be
Mrs Barnes received a call concluded by a "Para:te Punch"
from her mother at Haskell who ano social hour in tile visitors'
told her of Barnes' intentions center This last event on the full
Airs Barnes tipped police program will have as hostesses
After hiding Mrs Barnes in a Mrs homer M Ledbetter Mrs
motel police waited for Barnes Howard II hart Mrs Stanley K
who was first stopped at Admiral Szlichta Mrs W W Bess Jr and
TULSA art — Police this morn- services the OMA Parents' associ
Mg shot and critically wounded ation will meet to name officers fin
a former mental patient in a gun the current year and plan an as
battle at a road block set up at 31 sociation project Dr L A Reiter
6St and Garnett Rd Tulsa is the out-going president
Nelson Barnes liaskel went The first formal review paradt
into surgery at a Tulsa hospital
of 1057-1958 will be staged at 2 pm
‘ of injuries received in the g u n on Soldier's field The OMA drill
bait le team will perform from 2 pm tc
Officers said Barnes forced his
sister at gun point to come with 2:30 pm
him f r o in Haskell to Tulsa The oolitic is invited to attend
Wednesday allegedly so he could tile drill team demonstration and
kill his ex-wife Mrs Jean Barnes lie review parade
of Tulsa All rarents weekend will be
Airs Barnes received a call concIuded by a "Parade Punch"
from her mother at Haskell who aim social hour in tue visitors'
told her of Barnes' intentions center This last event on the full
Airs Barnes tipped police program will have as hostesses
After hiding Mrs Barnes in a Mrs homer M Ledbetter Mrs
motel police waited for Barnes Howard II Hart Mrs Stanley K
who was first stopped at Admiral Szlichta Mrs W W Bess Jr and
PI and Memorial Dr around mid- Mrs John Patton
night I
Barnes held a 3010 rifle on his n
sister and told police to withdiaw 'right Wcather Soon
The officers withdrew Barnes I For Oklahoma Friday
knocked out the rear window in
I ' his car and fled leading officers Ey UNITED PRESS
on a wild zig-zagging chase for
several miles police said 'ho weather bureau said Friday
Ile was stopped at the road would he generally sunny through-
block at 31 St and Garnett Rd out Oklahoma w i t h scattered
' where his sister managed to jump showers in western and southeast
of the car into a ditch when ern portions
the gun battle began Temperatures were forecast to
Bullets struck the radiators of remain mild with afternoon highs
two patrol cars and the gas tank Friday expected in the 70s and
of another before a police billet night-time lows reaching the low
hit Barnes officers said Barnes 50s Light winds will remain in
was released from Vinita State the state for at least another da'I
Hospital last July the weatherman said
Hospital last July the weatherman said Idyll fraud and added "you m2v ing weight steadily in her incuha-
High pressure has dominated the also wish to consi ler the possibili- tor home at St Joseph's hospital
Weather central United States Wednesday
and today and the state had ycn-lty of criminal liabiltv" here
Linda 1larie Winchester only
erally clear skies with light bari- 1
Commodities To Be 1712 ounces when born July 31 in
DOWNTOWN READING able winds Lows this morning
day she weighs two pounds 1112
(Courtesy of Okla Nat Gas) Given Out Monday 1Dunees
55 ranged from Guymon's 43 to Ard-
3 a m
5 a itn - " more's reading of 56 Highs Wed- Welfare commodities will be giv- The little girl's bid for life has
6o)
9 a m 69 nesday reached the mid 70s en out by the county only once a been touch and go When born ac-
Nnon 2 o tn 711 Hugo reported the most precipi- month beginning next Monday it cording to head nurse Virginia
lesterday's high 77
FORECAST tation Wednesday with a quarter- was announced by Tate Faulkner (Mecikalski Linda's chances of IliV-
NORTHWEST — ritir with little inch rain Traces were reported comity commissioner Commodities ing longer than 72 hours were one
change in temperatures tonight and
Friday Low tonight 48 to 52 at Guymon and a few light show will be distributed the third Mon ii a thousand
o
TODAY'S BIBLE VERSE ers occurred in eastern and south day of each month the county After that the nurse ssid Lin-
soy rootinuine daily with one sr-
commissioner reported - da's chances were only 50-60 until
gord praising God (Acts 2:4647) eastern portions 1
Business Improves In Towns
Along Will Rogers Turnpike
Retail business in towns alimg
the Will Rogers Turnpike !Mowed
anprovement during the first full
month the pike War open to traf-
fic it was disclosed in recent sales
tax collections figures
Comparison of the report with
those of previous years shows that
in July retail sales set new records
for businesses in all of the towns
along the Will Rogers turnpike the
turnpike authirity declares
The average increase of retail
business above July sales for the
year before construction of the
MO
All Pareills
Weekend Set
Acodomy Will Be
Host For Eycnt
Classes as usual will be the or
der of tlw day as parents from
63 Oklahoma cities twelve states
and six foreign countries converge
on Claremore to 'kit with their
sons during the first All Parents
weekend of the current term at
Oklahoma Military academy sche-
duled for Saturday and Sunday
Plans as announced by Col
Homer M Ledbetter president of
the local institution call for regis-
tration of parents in the foyer of
the administration building begin-
ning at 8 am Saturday During
the morning hours the parents will
tour the campus facilities and en-
jos coffee and crumpets which
will be served by the faculty wives
At 2 o'clock parents will visit
instructors guidance personnel
and officers in the new mess hall
turnpike started was 175 percent
The percentage of increase for
ihe city of Clareniore from Ji ily
19r1 to 1957 was 2565 In July
1951 before the start of the turn
pike Claremore sales tax cam
iirq were $i 526519 After tile
collections were $15281177 in July
let I UI tiit turiipthe Clareinöre
1955 $1700531 in July 1950 and
$1913101 in July 1957
The two towns along both Okla-
homa Turnpike with the highest
sales tax collections were Miami
with y1298691 and Sapulpa with
i
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GETS A MILLION Mrs Mary
Jergens 43 former secretary
to cosmetics maker Andrew
Jergens 75 sits In court in Los
Angeles where she won a di-
vorce from him and a settle-
ment at more than $1000000
She also gets the incomd from
a $900000 trust fund Their
two c hildren wit! receive
$12000 a year from Jergens
stock international)
Dallas Flier
off To Rothe'
Daredevil Seeking
Monoplane Record
GALVESTON fIrl — Daredevil
Dallas Tex' pilot Bill Wyatt took
off at 6:26 am est today on his
second attempt to fly a small
'ight plane 5600 miles non-stop to
POMP
The 25-year-old crew-cut ex-Ma
rine flier lifted his single-engire
Menney Mark 20 monoplane into
the air in clear weather and at
n23 am est VP over Jaelvon
Miss
"Everything's fine– 'PIP report
ed by radio to the control tower
at Jackson
m just o w
Picking up a tail-wind and am on
schednie Weather i good"
s
Earlier at take off time wit
nessed by some 25 radio news
and television reporters Wyatt
said he was "confident I ean
make this trio tillut trouble
There's a $1000 bonus awaiting
Wyatt in Rome
The 25-year-old Dallas flying in
structor will be out to crack the
small craft distance mark set in
1949 by Bill Odom who flew 4957
miles from llonolulu to Teterboro
NJ It is 5500 miles from Gal-
veston to Rome -
Wyatt took off two weeks ago in
an aitempt to snap the record hut
was forced down by had wealhcr
near Novia Sella The flight has
been ancelled twice betwese
had weather
GM Is Accused Of
Overcharge On Jets
Lowest kst Since co Dips
5
at Jackson I 111
"' just n n w Ity-P(tTr'ilical" a British Foreign tral high school and no end of the ""' said today lif interpretd filo for ome lime a n (I "probahly Stock
picking up a tail-wind and am on Office statement of Tuesday say deadlock in sight orders to mean military offiells have 8(11"
adyancl over us" iI
e I sa !
schedole W'eather is good i
" ng there was no threat against The Army flew 50 ho uie
0 men of the w weren't informed on nssi !
- 1 that heal of "potential" military To Lo
Earlier at tako off time wit and satellite matters should not Syria 1000 elite troops of the 101st Air-
e
nessed by some 25 radio news Turkey remained calm make public commnts and offi borne Division in Little Rock back 1 activity
NEW YoRK 'lei -- -!a(1:s arm-
and television reporters IV y a t t 'el It) 11('W lowS Since March 21
cials in Istanbul said they wet to their home base at Fort C "The orders were intended to
Bailey ' ey M ay Sue 19:'!1i on sharply increased volume
said he was "confident I can amp- coined U S assurances! it will bell Ky Wednesday say in effect that 'unless you are
make this Irin tieltivani trouble
i
stand by Turkey in case of attack The Army's decision to leave 509 an expert in the satellitie I I I k rep 'why
it! i All sections joined c
d the dline
There's a $1000 bonus awaiting
by Syria or Russia Officials said paratroopers n Little Rock he- quite' he said Given Wyatt in Rome with rails hardest hit The rail
i toe rnreign tlinistry had begun Guardsmen showed the White I Pike Authority
ven Full Information averaue vas forced to a new low
The 25-year-old Dallas flying n- closed door consideration of a sides 1500 federalized National
sstructor will be out to crack the Ile contended the natiOri has la'etil
nitic to more than a point in Balli-
for three years with losses run-
"new line of conduct" on strained House has no intention (11
1949 by Bill O04t
'mall craft distance mark set in relatins with Syria i
oKLAIIONIA CITY Ilti — Alton'
o ng on the continued integration g full i"liiriniiii"" oil lecti"ie"1 Chesapeake ilte Ohio
Odom who flew 4957 ' aspects satellite b il
y sent '
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r-rantle Western
of Central asects of t 'I urnpike Engineer Harry "mi & (jji)
miles from Honolulu to Teterboro Cub Scout Pack To Bailey today threatened the Okta fmover & It
Gov Orval F Faulms said he lisis' and that President Eisenii"w- T k A it 't i
NJ It is 5500 miles from Gal- (r himself fully discussed military
n to Rome - Hold First Meeting has no intention of giving Presi
vesto
dent Eirenhower additional as mi an
honia Airtipte iiioriy Ali a ajni Not frisk & wstrrn
impthations in a 700word state- e d a half million dollar law
W 'o i n
Wyatt took off two weeks at m !tient last week suit involving the posed Lawton Incidentally
Old and new embers of Cub su es Negroes w
ranc that the Nill br
an attept to snap the record hut r le
m
Scout pack 2R will meet at 7 o'clock protected and integration contin- This explanation did riot jibe willil- oll
was forced down by had weathcr Leon Shipp attorney for lie
tonight at Claremnnt school to in ued if federal troops a r e with- i dispatches from Barcelona Spain 1w cattio & c I r r which Atmther varation rermit 11 gf!00
near Novia Sella The flight has
duct the new members and to or- drawn on an hiernational scientific owet '
hcen towelled twice bectoese bt I Bailey is ()Wilma manager said by and we still haven't received
ganizc a Weblos den it was an- The only other way to solve the ing there during - the past twf) tilt authority is without legal pow a post office card from Teagarden
bad w eather
flounced today Youths attending crisis would be to withdraw the weeks
The Unit" I'ress rItaily'l fire illy firm as coil okia we thought for sure
GM Is Accused Of tonight's organizational meeting nine Negroes from Central High sonic of the military's top expe (
rts twin( ers for the southwest1 it that someone would make it this
must he accompanieid by their and Mrs L C Bates President i on satellite and soave research at !
' l he 1(T)
road vear The omA matt team
pe ) lentil'
Overcharge On Jets parents it was reported by Elmo' of the Arkansas Chapter of the ' Bat-reknit' as saying ilwir lip authority cancelled the eon will erform for th ran f s were i 111'
Tanner cubmaster said that is out sealed l or
NAACP ( oiders froin Washi ngton (
NEW ORLEANS 1111 -- Evidence — let with IteLtaiik Cattier ill Sr Y at NIWata im S II f a 1 th e
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tr 1 J ir I y
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that General Motors Corp over- tember at the tallies' of Gov (trill team is rommanded by Cadet
htirood the government two intl ONLY 1714 OUNCES AT BIRTH 1N1 (ary who has been Major R F Warren Ok la !HMI 1
lion dollars on a jet plane contract mulct- attack from Itailey The city Fteessay lospectors J
is in the hands of the U S attorney toll road builder charges Gary:s 8 Scott and Fert Sorangel say
general Rep F Edward Hebert t
ro
ad program i s leading the high- they bail Dorset Hecker "down ot
ti1-1a) said Wednesday ay
sTintestBa by Gaintn way department to liankroptcy a hole" digging a gas hoe this
Hebert said U S Comptroller S1014) arromPanted Bailey to morning C M Durham and
General Joseph Campbell forward the regular turnpike commission Mrs John Curry both cerebrated
ed the evidence in a letter to At- MIT 1VAT TK PERI -- A baby be- she was given a blood transfusion ! pots her hands into the "box" Inn° h iv sessi"11 I" ""tifY it the thew hi el hda" last WelinedilV
lint doe not consider the con a mi they are the sa me age
torney General Herbert Brownell lieved to be the smallest ever born when she was 45 days old 111rouli tw
The letter brought up a question of alive in the United States is gain- The nurse said Linda couldn't look like port t holes s Hut t i are i tract for the solithwestern route living horn on the same ths
civil fraud alit added "Yon n'l2v ing weight steadily in her inculia swallow at first and had been tube always kept close when Linda's !"IllillaiN "iiii win lielitilif'
t:( atlifa (irti rip FI that ! s
le Mn Fred Littleton lion' lip
gal action
also wish to consiler the possibili- tor home at St Joseph's hospital fed She said Linda started out get not eating or heiog changed or if the authority rihises chels(ot way sent a check fair
ty of criminal beibiLly" : here ting only one teaspoon of formula bathed to hack (town 'Or reliable' says they enjoy it
very much and then pws it on
Linda Marie Winchester only everv three hours and now she gets The nurse said the ward keeps
Commodities To Be 1712 ounces when born July 31 'to about five teaspoons during the D A 1) oilier members of the ftimilY
a 24 hour watch over the baby arid t'lLidC leugc Sent The 1x or football contest
Given Out Monday 1day she weighs two pounds 1112 same period
entries is :
Dunces And the nurse said that since Lin! has Linda's incubator situated near
Welfare commodities will be giv The little girl's bid for life has da has started taking a nipple they ( the ward office To Sorority House
really full the week
had to he emptied severed
en out by the County only once a been touch and go When horn lie hope to have her on the bottle and Nurse Merikalski said that Lin- LINCOLN Nen Itr—h Oliver 'times be sure and get Your
month beginning next Monday it cording to head nurse Virginia away from the tube altogether in da appears normal that she smiles silv of Nebraska fraternity riPt3 lenfry in next week The Pro-
was announced by Tate Faulkner tleleelkalski Linda's chances of liv- about two weeks and cries like other babies But I Chi has been stripped of its social I cress invites A L Wilson and
county commissioner Commodities ing longer than 72 hours were one Linda's home for the present is she said there is no way of know- nrivileges because several mem guest to see "The Wayward Bus"
will be distributed the third Mon it a thousand an incubator where she's enclosed ing whether the baby will be phy hers delivered a laundry bag to a starting Friday at the Yale
day of each month the county After that the nurse said Lin in glass and kept at perfect tern- sically impaired by her length of sorority house There was a naked Please pick up tickqts and pay tax
commissioner reported - da's chances were only 50-50 until perature To feed her the nurse pre-maturity fraternity pledge inside at the box office
1 Towns Choral Groups
Turnpike
1141(1ng Plans
1
In July IMO the year For operena
before the construction of the Turn-
er Turnpike started sales tax co'i-
lections in Miami were S2567589 Variety Assembly
and w1're $17'15332 nroiram Given
Sapulpa by taking the hurry-up
through traffic off its main bust Officers Elected
ness street for four years has been
able to increase its retail business Plans for the presentatioi
80 percent Miami still having the
'flefihe3 Belle tS)feliclIN:ilgtinald'e'1'etotan'
hurrry-up through traffic on its
main bminess street for all but
e
the last month of the four years NONTIllher nth w re an-
has been able to increase its busi- notinced to y by the vocal
ness by only II percent music director George D
— — 'Williams a n ti members of
the school chorus
There will he both an aft-
R eds Say US ernoon and ovenino nevrnrM-
aliCe according to the direc
Flee' Gathers tor The music departments
are preparing also f o r the
Stillwater music festival and
'Accidental' War 3 Christmas program
Instrumental and vocal
Feared By West music students cooperated in
wesenting a variety assembly
By WALTER LOGAN '
Wednesday with' Mary Whit-
tenberg as director and Ty
United Press Staff Correspondent
Moscow Radio said today the
United States Sixth Fleet was mas '!ehh as announcer
sing "not far from Syria's shores" ' N'tilibers inciuded selections by
and that U S and British war- the Claremore Jazz band made
ships were en route to Israel un of Naney Galbraith Marjorie
It was the latest of a series of Gibsqn Wilma Lewis Jackie Min-
Soviet statements that have anus- Bryce Ilysmith and Jay Rosson
ed fears in Western nations that with t'harles Bentz as band direc-
Russia might stumble over its own tor There was a reading by Kar-
propaaanda and touch off World en Brehm and numbers by a guar-
War III t e t 'composed of Lloyd AverV
In Cane the government con- Frederick Johnson Curman Kel-
trolled Middle East News Agency ley and Henry Parsons Marjorie
reported from Damascus that Wy- Gibson and Gary Gault played a
ria's army had been placed in a piano duet and Ramona Howell
state of emergency because of the gave a reading
threat from Turkey Also in the varely show was a
It said all Syrian army leaves skit by Carol Bryant Hays Gil
were cancelled and that the army strap and Gary Smith a harmoni-
distributed arms among civilian ca duet by Lloyd Avery and Jan
ponular resistance units at Aleppo Bales numbers by a quartet cori-
and other points in northern Syria posed of Nancy Galbraith Wilma
Verge of War Warning Lewis Charles Bentz and Carl
There were no confirmation of Bivens and a reading by Mary-
the agency reports which followed onne Kincade Appearing in a one
a series of stern statements by act play were Marie Downey Bar-
Syria and the Soviet Union and a bara Dudley Lloyd Avery Ken
warning by Soviet Foreign Minis- Hall: Frederick Johnson Curman
ter Andrei Gromyko in the United Kelley and Ronnie Walton Helen
Nations that the Mid East was Kelley Coca Brown and Carolyn
close to war Troupe presented t b e final trio
There was no immediate IL S nunztoir
reaction to Gromyko's harsh state- Officers of the high school mix
meths in 'the' United Nations but dedchoiry Parsons Lloyd Avery ry pprreelt
Dulles already had warned that ep
Soviet intervention in any Turco- dent Judy Smith secretarytrea-
Syrian action would bring U S surer and Rose Davis librarian
retaliation against the Soviet Union Jr) the girls glee club !Myna Bin-
h dWhitt
a
e pres
treasurer o1 a y n
ItsclU ' ler is president Barbara Peaster
'rite tr N Steering Cominunittee v
meanwhile was expected to meet secretary l e
Imlay hr tomorrow to consider Sy- Burns librarian
ria's request for an investigation Candidates for quern of t h e
Turkkh troop 'Coneentrations choral program are lo Ann Wood
l'he United States backed the move sophomore Pat Englaiid junior
hut was expected to ask that troop and Caroline Abbott senior King
7oncenitations in Syria and Rus candidates are Lloyd Avery Bert-
ha also be studiled ry Parsons and Sherman M o c-
U S Navy Near Syria Abee all seniors Winners select-
Tile latest Soviet blast over Mos ed by secret ballot will be crown-
70 Radio against the United States ed during the operetta Nov 5111
was beamed to North America It
'
Jaid "foreign troops were being Little Rock Crisis
!oncentrated on Syria's boundaries Now Daily Routine
and nnt fir frntn cvri 'm uhnrpc
War
In Cario the government con-
trolled Middle East News Agency
reported from Damascus that Wy-
ria's army had been placed in a
state of emergency because of the
threat from Turkey
It said all Syrian army leaves
were cancelled and that the army
distributed arms among civilian
ponular resistance units at Aleppo
and other points in northern Syria
Verge of War Warning
There were no confirmation of
the agency reports which followed
a series of stern statements by
Syria and the Soviet Union and a
warning by Soviet Foreign Minis-
ter Andrei Gromyko in the United
Nations that the Mid East was
close to war
There was no immediate tL S
reaction to Gromyko's harsh state-
ments in 'the United Nations but
Dulles ttlready had warned that
Soviet intervention in any Turco-
Syrian action would bring U S
I retaliation against flue Soviet Union
Itself' '
The tr N Steering CoMintinittee
meanwhile was expected to meet
today nr tomorrow to consider Sy-
ria's request for an investigation
of Turkish troop 'Coneentrations
The United States backed the move
but was expected to ask that troop
concentiations in Syria and Rus
sia also be studded
U S Navy Near Syria
The latest Soviet blast over Mos-
cow Radio against the United States
was beamed to North America It
said "foreign troops were being
concentrated on Syria's boundaries
and not far from Syria's shores
ships of the United States Sixth
Fleet are gathering"
It also broadcast an editorial in
the official Soviet government
newspaper lzvestia describing as
"hypocritical" a British Foreign
Office statement of Tuesday say-
ing there was no threat against
Syria
Turkey remained calm and dB-
cials in Istanbul said they wel-1
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coneenhations in Syria and Rus
s
ia also be studded
U S Navy Near Syria
The latest Soviet blast over Mos
cow Radio against the United State'
was beamed to North America
said "foreign troops were beim
concentrated on Syria's boundarie!
and not far from Syria's shoref
s:
hips of the United States Sixth
Fleet are gathering"
It also broadcast an editorial in
the official Soviet government
newspaper lzvestia describing as
"hypocritical" a British Foreign
Office statement of Tuesday say
ing there was no Threat against
Syria
Turkey remained calm and offi
cials in Istanbul said they wel-
corned U S assurances it will
stand by Turkey in case of attack
by Syria or Russia Officials said
toe toreign Ministry had begun
closed door consideration of a
"new line of conduct" on strained
relations with Syria
Cub Scout Pack To
Hold First Meeting
Old and new members of Cub
Scout pack 2R will meet at 7 o'clock
tonight at Claremnnt school to in
duct the new members and to or-
ganize a Weblos den it wxs an-
flounced today Youths attending
tonight's organizational meeting
must he accompanieid by their
parents it was reported by Elmo
LITTLE –OCK Ark an — The
Little Rock integration crisis slip-
ped back into a tense routing to-
day with a reduced soldier guard
protecting Negro students al Cen-
tral high school and no end of the
deadlock in sight
The Army flew 500 men of the
1000 elite troops of the 10Ist Air-
borne Division in Little Rock back
to their home base at Fort Camp-
bell Ky Wednesday
The Army's decision to leave 50a
paratroopers in Little Rock he-
Guardsmen showed the White
sides 1500 federalized National
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C(onclettmolotion Sidi
BARS HOFFA—Federal Judge F
Dickinson Letts sits at desk In
Washington after Imiing a re-
straining order barring James
Hofra and others from taking
office in the Teamster union
Ile ordered the Teamsters to
appear Oct 21 and show cause
why its convention should not
be declared "vold and of no
effect" :2 (international)
Arniy Denies
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airport welcome
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il IARS reported meanwhile that
gum a I It
AlloWed To Talk - th's"viets probably will launch a Vaille a Iillall PlaYed'eGott Save
Wed !tanner" ChTMOHS biMillel a
m Queen and the Star Span-
second satellite within the next "
to in pair stepped to the reviewing stand
ordrd a screy gag on S
WASPINGTON an The
Department denied today ' even e the present 181- solt""" '21 f4 I e a s the myal
ihf-N largr an th prese
three weeks If is expected to lie
it hail nonfat Sputnik according
eeec tr ' he royal rumple flew here a-
- formed foreign diplumat ic of T
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rocket and earth satellite programs ficials
mnloine 111 from Patrick Henry air
board the presidential plane Col-
Army Navy and Air Force ord-1
port near Newport News Va aft-
ers issued Oct 9 told officers and si(m)iiie'stina()sv (rniitePriolf°Issiswide'rsalsaelxlalliilie
men to steer clear of the controv- l ples of Soviet scientific advances er a whirlwind tour Wednesday of
ersy stirred by Russia's successful at nearby College Park Md the historic early itritiAi settle--
latinching of a satellite five days! Hi iiiid a ths !hi ments at Jamestown and Williams
Pallier The orders were released
Wednesday Soviet lC11:11 which he said "has a !burg tut Virginia's ti(lewater peni n-
by the limisp stibc0M- I cry long range exactly hitting on Isilia
miller on Government Information ' cpward of one million persons
e
which plans public hearings on the largil'"
-fl cretary of Slate John roster ithiliiiii'll'il a greeting in the Queen
matter Dulles said yesterday Russia Iris las 81Ie drove through th flag lined
A Defense Depart in rut spokes- I heen working on ballistie in issilPi sirel'18 "f thP eaPitill
which plans public hearings on the
inatter
A Defense 1)epartment
A district court jury late yesterday awarded Edwin C
Hughes and others $5000 for 282 acres of land needed for
the HS CA Will Rogers Freeway right olway near Chelsea
and another jury today was hearing a condemnation slot
against ftessie Hickman and others involving neighboring
land
The companion suit which is over 258 acres of land got
underway this morning following selection o4 the 12 mem-
bers jury which is composed of D J McNamara 1) O dam-
es Alta Slocler Myrtle England Willie W Vann 1'alter
Plumer Claude Jac lisou Robert L Comiford Elver la Nor-
e11 Anna BellSchwavsdall Burton Streeter and June Deck
Members oi the jury in the Hughes case vee Stella Nie-
ley Lola Time Maxine Mcks Marie Strip lin I 1 M Jensen
Ethel Hubbard Mrs E V Stewart Irene 'vie Emir Gilbreath
Lillie Penner Ella Abe Den-
nis and Willard Moody
The state
I took 282 acres from Red Carpel
lughes 43 acres The appraised
vahle of the land was V250 In the
Dickman suit the stale is taking
258 acres from a 13-acre tract Greets Queen
The district court jury docket is
being conducted by Judge Josh J
Evans Americans Cheer
Other enndemnation suits to be n k
tried during the next two weeks are oritisn arch
petitions against John F Clampill
WA
and others Orville C Sloan and oth S IIINGTI)N 81) —
ers C Wilily and others Clyde eal'Ilvat Elilabeth
L Clover and others D I1 toyer swept into the nation's capital to-
and others Coynco Prodlicts Co thlY °Ii °I the hittitest
est red carpet welcomes ever ex
Frank Nlaggard and ottors Sunray
Oil co ana Raleigh Leathers awl tended a distinguished visitor
Dr W S Larrabev
She flew in from Williamsburg
o
Set for ctoller 17111 is a grand Va'
The 3t year-old sovereign seem–
larceny charge against !Inland L
ingly tireless in the face of unend-
Contd
Mg ceremony Stepped from Presi-
dent Eisenhower's personal plane
Reds Say Missile to the cheers of thousands at Wash
ington national airport
The President was there to greet
her and her dashing escort Prime
Is Very Accurate Philip and to escort them to the
flag clerked streets to start a cere
White !louse along the crowded
‘VASIIINGTON ert Soviet
Embassy official hive -claims that mony-parkedfour day State visit -
tilissia'l intercontinental ballistic 11Irs Eisenhower waited at the
missile is capable a !Offing tariAt Vhile'llollse to give them a per
"exactly" mina! welcome On the "front porch"
Alexander T Oustinov First the north portico
Secretary at the Embassy also Secretary Of Stale John Fmter
said the Russian space satellite Thdles and a heed of high diplo-
Military officials r were
airport welcome
not' sending coded messavs as it ntatie 8"
with the President for the formal
cirele4 the earth
the Queen" and the "Star Span-
It uas reported meanwhile that
While a band played 'God Save
the Soviets probably will launch a
gled Danner" ChTMOHS boomed a
second satellite within the next
three weeks If is expected to be
air e
even larger than the present 181- solemn '21 Min 14 a lute as the royal
pound Sptilnik according to in p stepped to threviewing stand
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Stock Market Dips
To Lowest Since '55
NEW YORK ariji-
oe1 to new lows since March 21
19:5 on sharply inereawd volume
!o(Vty
Ail sections joined the decline
for thrve years With losses run-
nitit4 In more than a point in Balti-
moe & Chesapeake & Ohio
Denver & Bin Grande Western
and Not folk & Western
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