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Morning World from Monroe, Louisiana • Page 2

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Morning Worldi
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Monroe, Louisiana
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2-A Saturday. Mar. IO. 1902 Monroe Morning World New Ice Storm Raging Towards Battered Coast (Continued From one! areas of Chincoteague Island for dozers, road scrapers, trucks, victims of the high tides. jeeps.

Two stations for typhoid inocula- Highway workers found roads turns were set up on the Virginia washed out or covered with up to coast. five feet of sand in the Nags Army troops and road crews Hcud-Kill Devil Hills-Orcgon In- dug trenches in Virginia Beach to let areas of North Carolina. drain up to 4 feet of water from President Kennedy arrived in streets of the resort. Miami for a weekend visit. Flori- National Guardsmen searched all persons leaving Ocean City, das Gold tOtK wen st.a allowed only residents! bailing chi! sea water deposited by t0 cnter the city.

Two persons 2P-foot waves a parting back- were arrested for questioning aft- lash of the storm cr were found at an Another winter blast swept the northern Rockies. Forecasters front gift shop. The commanding officer called for 150 reinforcements to supple- said yet another storm appeared mont tbe pxi men already on duty to be shaping up in mountain ocean City 16 Moslems Die In Clash With French Men So Tagged Subject To Call In Emergencies (Continued From pow one) priority call to active duty. dan. IU that the plan was being! The department also told of two considered new policies aimed at making it Preferably, he said, the disruptive for reserves when (Continued From Pane One) radioed for assistance.

Troops and additional police rushed to the area. Dozens of Moslems streamed to a warehouse and. tightly packed, would of men who had they shift from civilian to mili- only six months of full-time train- 1 ary life and back to civilian before entering the Reserve, nor sons lie said. Reservists called to active duty "would be carefully screened to eliminate all those not available for immediate recall tor reasons of occupation, family status, etc. The Algiers Radja Hotel, which) The Defense Department said was used as a hideout by Army, Navy, Air Force and would government agents called Marines will carefully screen he units called to duty start those selected for the pool to in-, ing last October are expected for sure that they are available, the most part to be released well rhen it said they will be notified before next October, probably in barricaded themselves within it.

Troops drew fire when they approached. police said, and responded with bullets that killed 13. There was no announcement of security force casualties. for a year may remain in sendee the full year even if their units are released earlier if a hardship would be created by early release. It was not clear what hard- I government agents called Marines bearded was destroyed by a powerful explosion.

Police said no one was injured, that the building had been vacated after a that they have been tagged for midsummer. However, the Penta- mountain areas of Nevada. Hah Resort owners along an 80-mile arx. Colorado. strip of the Florida Gold Coast Hie storm that had kicked up adding up the damage done terrific tidal waves was far out by Thursday tidal waves.

Their in the Atlantic Friday. Rut it employes began cleaning up after still sent flooding tides over some thc sand-fiUed water that crashed shoreline stretches and created over seawalls and poured into emergencies at sea. basements and hotel lobbies. tanker picked three passen- KES1 DENI'S BEGIN the task of cleaning: up debris and seaweed in storm- lashed Chincoteague, after the area was inundated by high tides which washed these fishing boats into the middle of the main street. Homes and businesses on the island were badly battered in the storm.

Water receded in some areas yesterday, permitting the cleanup to get underway. (AP Wirephoto) gcrs off the sinking yawl Guinevere 260 miles east of Jacksonville. Fla. vessel went to the rescue of the tanker Esso Zurich when it reported it was in danger" of sinking near the Florida Keys. Engine room flooding was controlled and the Zurich was taken in tow.

Tile new Mardi blast crippled north Georgia. Snow up to nine inches deep and overburdening sleet and freezing rain tore down telephone and power lines. Most schools closed in north Georgia. Many shut down rn southwest Virginia. Four -foot drifts plied Smoky Mountains National Park near the Tennessee-North Carolina line.

More than 200 vehicles, most Rosy Picture For Boating Is Indicated Bitter Words Fly On PAR Survey Court Voids Subpoenas In Holla Case number of rightist European Se cret Army Organization attacks on it in the past with bazookas and machine guns. There were ru- imors, unconfirmed, that the special agents have been called back to France. Bombing of the Orleans barracks in Algiers infuriated its garrison. A soldier was killed and two were wounded when a big plastic bomb, a favorite weapon of the secret army, blasted off the front GI Anti-Red Training Hit By Senator (Continued From gun has refrained from indicating any dates. Students or teachers in the Ready Reserve who are not members of organized units may be granted a delay in any future call until the completion of thc school quarter or thc semester in which they are studying or teaching when they get their orders to duty.

A spokesman in discussing the emergency pool of Reservists said one service, which he did not identify, has considered avoiding the call of men who were of a latrine. Military sources suspected it was planted by some structors. civilian employe of thc barracks. Earlier Dodge told the subcom mustered last tall. if another French authorities said it is mittee that Gen.

Fauns Norstad, emergency should develop after possible that all the U.S. commander in Europe, will they return to civilian life, dominant IO per cont of to the Defense Department By JACK HOUSTON United Press International Jus; about everyone is paint- falsely claimed "to represent the mg a rosy picture for the pleas- oudi our teachers, of our par- ure boating industry in 1962. And and 'J 1 indications are that their optim- (Continued From Pa 9 Louisiana, were in his opinion, that the Communists he operating along the lines of the opposition largely was TAMPA. Ha Attempts up of leader' among professional Roberts told newsmen, men- of attorneys for Teamsters Union education groups. boned no the shot fits President James R.

Hoffa to sub- Roberts said the opponents Ahem, let them wear IO million be banned within two weeks on a controvert 7 "Dim I from entering French install- sial publication. Overseas Weekly. Si UJIG lions in Algiers. The settlers fear The publication was thc first to a cease-fire will mean North Africans will take over in an independent Algeria. The barracks bombing was one of about IO plastic bomb explosions in Algiers Friday.

Street shooting continued. Advocated report on the anticommunist troop indoctrination ol former Maj. Gen. Edwin A. Walker before he was removed as commander of the 24th Infantry ff Division in Germany.

(J The Army said later that Walk- One good barometer is poena several government ployes and newsmen for a federal Thc education board voted un- court hearing ran into a roadblock animously in favor of both the Friday. But. he said, persons from the motion to reject thc request for U.S. Dist, Judge J. P.

Lief) Europeans, were killed in terror- policies of the John Birch Society education ranks told him they sent endorsement because thc board quashed six of the subpoenas, ist attacks here and seven were walker was admonished for ccr- at telegrams opposing thc survey, would have no control over it. Still left to be argued and ruled wounded. tajn statements about public fi when they actually favored it. and thc motion to endorse the on were motions to dismiss sub- (Eight persons, including five program was not based on them truck? bogged down in Gity annual National Mot- 3 tbey ere'afraid. survey if PAR would give up some pocnas for Sen.

John L. McClel- or Boat show, staged each Jan- FBI Agents Copying Vote Poll Books (Continued From One) day and warned that with costs of government increasing, Louisiana has been depending upon dcplcte- able items such as oil and gas as thc basis for its economy. said thc state should encour- age tourist trade. Arthur Goldberg; and Julian Armed Forces Minister commander in Europe The convention will end Satur(' Sourwine, chief counsel for un an inspection tour, can ban the Overseas Weekly from Wl(b selection of the Senate Internal Security Com- Artillery fire subsided around Army newsstands. of the mittee.

the fortified posts on the Tunisian attorneys called Me- frontier, where French troops ii IJ Clcllan, Goldberg and the others lac'e some 30.000 rebel guerrillas PiaUeUO I OIU to testify Monday at a hearing at who arc based in Tunisia flan, chairman of a Senate committee investigating racketeering; Secretary of Labor Army corps headquarters in ltrcs and on charges of trying to Oran fired all of its civilian em- influence the votes of his soldiers ploves after two plastic bombs jn the I960 congressional clec- wcnt off in a military building dons. Thursday just before a visit of Dodge said any regimental or in To Give Details a massive traffic tieup near Cross- Roberts complained the same control. Each of the motions was Ville Tenn uary. I his year nine-day s' 10 "'groUp 0f opponents had ((Right ev- offered by Davies. Wore than five inches of snow drew an esIimated ery attempt in thc past to study Mole man LU mines 1 snu 395 (XKI.

up 21 lier cent from I960. or evaluate the schools including hit Western Virginia, and the mc scnoois. mummag kent falling Forecasters said starry-eyed visitors the noted Peabody survey and the'was exitedTo spread did much more than look" Thcy! others. eastward to the'coast and north- af Je dotlf ljnc fjJ an After the education txiard mcet- eastward toward New York and estimated S34 million worth of ended. V.

t. Wimberly of New England Friday night. Snow and marine equipment, a iberia Parish and a prime leader was expected to accumulate sev- record for the 52 shows that have against the survey, walked up and cai inches deep except close to 8 stabbed a finger at Roberts chest Orlando, Fla. The hearing is on the coast where it was expected Another note of optimism is ve been watching you. and motion by Hoffa and Robert become with rain contained in the I.

S. Depart- I dont like the manner in which UpJ McCarthy a Detroit banking 1 vUbeS ORLEANS 1 "Along the East Coast. Coast fent of Commerces 1962 out you operate Wimberiy old Rob, rOll DUOKb official, to dismiss a 16-count in- Dim Judge Robert A Ainsworth Guardsmen searched isolated review of the you Ve a1 smearS against Are DlSCUSSed Jr. ruled Friday that Jefferson mg industry ber you are a good smear sales HATTIESBURG, Miss. iAPi Tile indictment charges Parish racketeer Carlos Marcello nr rn m-r '-Ho rn Wimberly added.

hope you FBI agents, armed with a federal mi sliced than sjOO.imi in un Iii tn jyjppi must give more details in his pendituic ate expected to in a court that I am m-am- nvirtav l(in funds in promoting a Honda I leei allegation that he was not repre- crcase in 1962 over 1961, thc Communist, because you are go 'n housing development. sented by counsel in 1938 when he departments Business and De-j. bear further from v0 registration and poll books Dismissed by Judge Lie!) were I'- ORLEANS 'AI More was sentenced to a year and a fense Services Administration r. rrniir(i br didn't like in thc of Forerest County 1 subpoenas for John Hunt of West- lhan of the nations selling marijuana, reported. were IO per cent wav Wimberly operated.

registrar Theron Lynd. editor of the inside fUorney. turned their attention Marcello has pending in federal -r Newsletter; er of Bethesda Newsletter: Esther have influenced murder ca.sesibasjs a deportation order MOVING Across the nation or tbs world, trust your Albed men fee make your move safer and easier. Care Bill Protested By Doctors FAULK COLLIER Bonded Warehouses, Inc. uiv marieiio nos yenning in icucrai James Morris, president of The agents served thc iou- Willard M.

Rippling- Pr'day to a television show and a court an action aimetl at nunjfy. 1 moil in iwi. in mug con-the LoUKSiana Teachers' Assocta- pound Lynd with thc order issued this conviclion which is the purchases are expected issued a statement, by federal District Judge Harold Sinfhrr Nevvslettcr- Esther I have 502 North Second St. MONROE less in 1961 than the peak of $2 52 billion in 1960. In 1962, con sumer group regretted.

and W. Davies of against bim. 5 lugs. From 9 Dr. Burton explained.

SlSJb'SSSd To grow'" Henry Montague, Un Mo-Calif touchy on Tho rcDort listed these addi- Washington; J. P. Baesler, a the best selling novel "Anato- hridays move ended 22 months (postal inspector in Orlando; and of a Murder in a discussion of legal maneuverings and re- Baxter A. Watts, a supervisoryibclorc thc National District Attor- sistance by Lynd and his legal jemployc in a Detroit post office, ncys Association mid-winter con- staff. Lynd and the attorneys said Jacob Kossman of they had no further recourse a defense attorney, argued that In the novel, author J.

D. Voelk- in preventing federal agents from Runt and Kippbnger newsletter, a former Michigan justice, in- examining the records. bad contained statements troduced the concept of The order opens certain files that were prejudicial to the Hoffa ible as the defense to the Justice Department, which and McCarthy case. for a husband who killed his accused Lynd of discriminating "The grand jury was sub- rapist. He said the groups drafted the tional Pnccrsll resolution because the King An- population of the United JCluSSdi derson bill States is increasing rapidly; I Would not take care of peo- workers are enjoying longer gQ SuCCUITlbs pie in need; rather it would pro- cations and higher wages; dis- vide medical care for Social Se- posable personal income is at 15 curdy recipient? record levels; and accelerated OGTV1C6S 2, Projected costs of the program research and development pro- are extremely unrealistic while grams have resulted in better Russell Joiner.

80. died Friday the acutal cost would impose a engines, styling, safety features, night at 8:40 in a local nursing)Negrocg tremendous burden on those peo- and comfort. home after an illness of 0 make paying Social Security taxes. "These factors in combination months. He was a retired farmer ty federal pxa 3.

Does not make any provision increased Federal. State from lalhoiiic Earlier this as to the need of thc recipient and the construe- A. nat 1 0 tar trial on the want to ask them (Hunt and wherein the wealthy would re- Hon of additional berthing facili- oinei a I ii crimination charges and ordered Kipplinger) Where did you ceive benefits as well as the poor, bes, a steppod-up advertising in him to reconsider voting information. commanding merged by things prejudicial him to make the files available which were leaked to the public 1 iminers. by government employes and tho Earlier this week.

Judge Cox McClellan he said. jV FLOWERS Whatever the occasion, flowers express your deepest thoughts Bouquets from $3 Mary's Flower Shop N. 2nd Free estimates Complete service everywhere by land, sea, air Fully equipped modern vans Direct service to all principal cities Expert packing and storage. AGENT Phone FA 3-2254 Trust your 4 Allied Man Allied Van Lines WORLDS LAR 6 CST MOVER get 4. Would place the government more, complete1 Stations of eight Negroes.

Lynd that it wasn't neces-l third bettor service indicate in- hns nisi de no comment concern- the newsletter eel i tot to I thjrd creased sales in the re- utmfoTw Wa InsJucS testify. L.eb held that it was im-, port concluded. neral Home of VV est Monroe. material where they got their i in mm ihn rpnnrt Interment will lie in New The order delivered tinlay in- 5 Would not be needed, in that Chapel Hill Cemetery. Eructs Lynd lo make available: the truly needy people are cur-, aiirihuipH a The body of the deceased will The registration lists of both ac-: rently covered under the Kerr- lic in state at the funeral home, copied and rejected voter appli-; spring a large 960 nventory, fou cants in Forrest County since! carried over into la and brothcrs.

W. C. Joiner, and Mop Fab. 25, 1959. pnnv a Joiner, both of Calhoun, Matt-; All documents used by Lvnd Id in the position of being a party in the traditional doctor-pa Lent relationship.

Pay BUY FROM SUN LIGHTING AND Mills bill.Joiner is survived by four tai MCU uvt-l UUU IOIC piiuu Copies of the resolution are be- reduced consumer purchasing. mg sent to the Louisiana dclega- mHnstrv continued to lion rn Congress. The American in hew Joinei'. Monroe, and Morgan since that date in administering Medical Association and the Loui- Gibsland; and one sister, the constituLonal rs. Josie Bearden, Monroe.

Jest to prospective voters. Joiner, Gibsland; and one sister, the constituLonal interpretation siana State Medical Society IP a sfld- 1 Mrs. Josie Bearden, Monroe siaiia oiaie weujLai iMxieiy bas now reached maturity, and are opposed to the legislation JOHNSON BROS. BADGIR 0 BIALI lur FL I CO Brand Supplies for Barber and Shop! I OS Catalpa St PH fA ii lit kb House Group Set To Probe Red Literature VA Communist literature infiltra- only the stronger companies; promise to survive the intense! compeLtion. AcquisiLons.

mergers and consolidations by large corporations continued during tho Asked alwiut the remarks on "easier financing." an expert in that field agreed, "There has never been a more A Half I Century of Courteous Friendly Service bon into Louisiana comes in for favorable time to buy a boat Iii a public airing next Tuesday in Jan rlght said Robert E. puojic airing next iueMiay in New Orleans, when the joint Leg- Tobey. head of the marine prod- islative Committee on Un-Ameri- ucts financing department of I nm can activities conducts an open Credit Corp. hearing. about everything in today rn arouse hi ta Rep.

Mike John of keit lfhc 1 Monroe. committee member. terms the hearing "our first real valuc- Particularly when breakthrough in the work we've thef new conven.enees and been appointed to do." and engineering refinements are taken into coil- Hie committee was organised pos, 0f amido umler a ItolM concurrent available (ar the lam- hon rn IM and given the acquire a real. activities fn nanced sensibly and convenient, lue.wlay Hearing rn lite Male incomc Court building has a dual purpose: SA One of the products drawing 1 To alert the public lo the considerable attention at the Iwat influx of Commie reading mate shows is a radar fearful. luring a new lightweight, wind- 2 To help lawmakers deter- resistant antenna and indicator mine hat legislation ill effect display console for use on boats ively squelch this influx.

as small as 30-feet. John said that staff director! A compact 7-kilowatt unit Col. James B. Alexander and legal counsel Jack Rogers will present information in documentary form, with the IO mein senators and representative asking questions, Committee members fron north louisiana are Senators Bill Carpenter of Morehouse Parish Jackson Davis, Caddo, Heroic Montgomery, Webster and Rep John. known as the MR-4, it is being exhibited by the Bendix Corporation Less power is required to rotate thc antenna because of the modern design winch cuts wine resistance.

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Third, Monroe Wholesale Cr Retail FA 3-6422 or FA 2-3441 Sea And Hear Montovani Wednesday Night 7:30 KNOE-TV.

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