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   Amarillo Daily News (Newspaper) - July 22, 1948, Amarillo, Texas                              Gem Salesman Held in Theft Soil Saving Is Revealed From Air took oft o'clock level plains land were next on the i various types of morning In were sight seeing program These hills sion terraces For purposes located near the Lamb County line stating flight plans the nine I are particular hazards during landed On an old Army member of the soil con- WHY POOL IS POPULAR By DAVID RASCO j Of The Dally News PLAINVIEW July County soil conservation today proved that tactics pay off I They called on their air the Hale County Flying Farmers a graphic tion of the value of good soil ing practice They also allowed to view where much conservation work remains to he done Some 33 farmers and businessmen of Hale County were given an aerial tour of the county in nine planes most of which were piloted of bench leveling practices program Capt Winfield Holbrook on bordering pastures is hashing some of the party then A blow-by-blow report of the work underway below was given as the A highlight of the trip was a nine small planes skimmed night over two lakes Hale County From Plainview the I in the southern part of the pa rtv circled east noting the muddy and ing menace of bindweed j lions From the air fields plagued with the pernicious weed had mangy spotted look and uneven stands on the flight schedule was in- After sights to the air choked other a i clear lake These lakes brought home i the county the point being made by the soil practices Arrival back at Plainview Airport as clocked at o'clock In less than two hours the party with good i had given a bird's eye view relatively j of general agricultural practice in including good and bad by flying farmers The tour was conceived by r n Of displaying progress made to checks and evasion of water losses and of creating renewed Interest in was noted from the much the work of their body graphically than could Principal conveyances were observed from the ground Qn the southeast of tnc city be conservation board The clear lake was surrounded with fields under good terraces and contours There was no appreciable loss of soli With the muddy lake the opposite was tices had resulted In loss of rood soil Other conservation measures noted on the flight were the ex- tensive system of improved Men Included in the aerial tour of Hale County Jack Woodward Plainview ning Herald Alton Hail dent Rotary Club E J Green President Club Dysart member of Jaycees coe Snyder vice-president City National Bank Clay Henry Plainview J D Strickland county coordinator nes of Earl Laney Uce man Hale County SCS district re- j board J J Hegi member of Hale the County SCS board W A Painter member Hale County SCS board W E McClenney farmer C A Robinson member Hale County SCS board Chas Schuler farmer Dr Marshall president of Wayland College Manuel W ers county agricultural L D work unit SCS Pat Nell Planning Engineer SCS Hale County W L Trice assistant county cultural agent Pilots on the aerial tour were Claude Hutcherson Wilbur Laney Ernest Jones Allan Rigler Ralph Brown James Savage Gib Brown Charles Dean and Most of the pilots are members of the Flying TRI-STATE MORNING NEWSPAPER FINAL CITY EDITION L m 1L ACME PICTURE SERVICE WASHINGTON STAFF SERVICE AMARILLO TEXAS THURSDAY MORNING JULY 22 1948 24 PAGES PRICE 5 CENTS War Threat Is Diminished Then Candidates in XT r u MANSFIELD Ohio July 21 j candidate Lyndon Johnson warned Wednesday night Threats oi force to break the Russian blockade oi nude bodies we have Or no friends at he said eave way Wednesday to plans for new diplomatic Jn fl transcribed 1.11 -j his wife and in San Antonio In Washington Secretary United d former States will not be coerced or ir proceed to invoke every possible resource of tion and diplomatic tires to reach an acceptable A solution BY MORGAN The United Stairs flexed Its air A wise man has said that linn in Germany by sending a force gover a cornfield Moody endorsee after they were senatorial Bureau makes naped from their home in a b r oa d c a st from j for Austin RBp Wayne victim Panel liar nf wont tr McLemore bug-eyed at British vi ller OT wenr TC ln Dublin Put J for 20 years his wife 52 and their for candidate Coke Victims of the were John E Niebel 50 tendent of the farm sell Peace has its victories no less than war Helgoland Sixteen fighter you don t notice them so planes arrived in England m route much because peace hasn t to Germany Eighty-four more are so many monuments to its being shipped by sen The lets that arrived In land completed the first hound crossing of he Atlantic by of that type The com- mander of the croup said t h c daughter Phyllis enson Niebel had been shot through jn governor's race Caso the head Mrs had bullet March took his candidacy straight wounds In the head and abdomen dead Still it has always seemed to me that a peace to be enduring must be en- durable lots N T Post Corp the bodies nude except for a trip had been easy Of shoes worn by Mrs Niebel The Russians meanwhile hinted a -had been lying in the sun-swept that in addition to food to a congress of the about seven miles from The daughter her light red hair done up in pin curls had black and blue marks about the head and face as If she had been beaten to death Coroner D C Lavender said he would conduct an autopsy to mine the cause of the deaths He to In the three western sectors of ihp might ply power by Polish coal France still was without a to succeed that of ert President called on Andre Marie ate rightist to form a government hut there were strong Indications hr would encounter serious In getting tbc support of the Socialists The op- position to tbe finance policies of Schuman's cabinet resulted in Its overthrow The split in the eastern portion of Europe definite as Marshal Tin of Yugoslavia rejected criticism self and his followers by the Inform I Communist International Information While Ills fealty Yugoslav Communist and his party would continue to operate alon present Leninist lines He was cheered wildly by the delegates most if them veterans of his partisan campaigns against the Germans At Heidelberg in the American zone of Germany escaped Hasal of Czechoslovakia said the Czech air force has been riddled by desertions and the army purged of 1.200 officers but still is not misled by the Russians He said he nu signs the Russians want here for several hours before discovered Search for the had been underway for hours following their reported abduction before the bodies were found some 75 feet from road by a group of boys at- tending a summer Lutheran camp The three victims clad In their clothes had been kidnaped before dawn The kidnapers sacked the residence Empty purses of all three with spectacles were found on a dining room table A shotgun rifle and revolver were missing to the capitol steps and challenged incumbent Gov Beauford H Jester to come down and face issues ernor Jester had left for San An- tonio an hour ahead of the uled speech Johnson re- minded We think of ourselves as but Russia Is three times as big Today the accidents of science and industry have wiped out the barriers of space and oceans the man you choose for the next six years will help shape our for- eign policy And our foreign icy will shape the he de- clared Former Gov Dan Moody he Is supporting Peddy for four Qualifications principles for which he stands the kind of campaign he has conducted and personal friendship He will put principle and the public welfare above his political fortunes He has served this nation faithfully and tirelessly in lime of war and he will serve its appetites In Dublin Oil Field News rage a Answers to 6 Radio station contempt Pace news and S Comic strips Panes Market news and Pace West Teias State chapel plans postponed Pace 10 Fun Calendar II Radio programs Pace 11 Texas voter characteristics studied 12 threat seen at precinct conventions Pace 13 Last of series on General 14 j Society news Paces Draft registration practically j painless Tace 17 i Sports report Pases Classifieds Paces Here and There on the Hich Plains 23 New Mexico slayer sets life term escapes Pace 24 by Elmer Patterson Two good reasons why new swimming pool opened Tuesday Is already the popularity swim are Mrs Mary Ruth Barrett and Mils Margaret Barrett senior led Cross Cigarette stubs were found faithfully and tirelessly in he is bound to win in the first primary In San Antonio Peddy pre- he would carry the Bexar Harris and Dallas counties Unique show of the day was put on by March he rolled his sound truck up to the capitol unreeled his micro- phone mounted the capitol steps and shouted for Gov Beauford Jester to come down Jester would 2 INJURED IN WRECK A member of the faculty of the West Texat State College summer school and a veteran studying there under the Gl were in hospitals last night after a head-on collision on the Ben Is Charged After Diamonds Found By FREDERICK Trapped by his own of a fictitious hijacking slight mild-mannered A m a- rillo jewelry salesman in Potter County jail Wednesday on charges of embezzling 20 diamond rings valued at a total of Arrest of quiet and subtle Ben H Jones 40 years old of 4225 West i Tenth came Wednesday afternoon after members of the highway trol and Texas Rangers had his trail ever since Jones reported the victim of a robbery new Albany the night of July 9 Ltd by Jones himself the cers Wednesday evening recovered the at point Just off Old Road about from The rings had been wrapped In a handkerchief and then placed In cloth bar The was found under a about 30 feet from the road The former salesman for homa Jewelry Company taken Into custody by Frank Probst Texas Ranger at after lengthy trail of deception hart been uncovered by Srt L C Moore of the highway patrol at Abilene and J C Paulk Abilene ranker He was arraigned before Justice of the Peace C W Carder and bond set at Dist Atty Lloyd King said Jones signed a full and complete ment late Wednesday evening Escorted before Judge Carder tht scholarly looking tle man appeared to be almost py He smiled broadly and ed the scanty strains of hair that wears neatly plastered across top of his almost bald head My guess Is that he'll sleep ter tonight than he's slept he told that remarked Ranger Faulk as the prisoner led away Jones who has lived In since 1946 appeared before clford County Sheriff the night of July 9 and related how he had been hijacked about o'clock he was ing- along Highway 180 between Stamford and Albany The victim then related in detail how he had been overtaken by two men in an mobile or a Buick sedan near tht intersection of the rond with way 351 and compelled to pull over and halt As he switched off the ignition Jones told the sheriff he also ed lor a pistol he always carried in the glove compartment of tht car Then he ran away into tht brush borderinj the road and ed fire on the robbers he said According 10 Jones testimony to Sheriff Arendt the plucky salesman winged at least man In the hip while the robbers blaied away 14 times with caliber pistols Then Jonci said the robbers sped away after taking more than 000 worth of jewelry Jones had yon Highway four miles of Amarillo In St Anthony's Hospital suffering from an injury to hit left David 23 years D M1 of Dumas Kenneth The Nations second i fed into carpets on both the time truce appeared finally to have akrn In Palestine and second floors None of the j Peddy ily smoked Mrs glasses were found Genuine the door in the daughter's VIT fi Lumber Co 1200 w 6th i bedroom A bed in an unoccupied Wagonseller said Stevenson that a candidate ever had to go j college who lives in Apt 12 of the Laycock of Shamrock Pat Banister Veterans Apartments at Texas He looks like a typical Texan and to get a KOV lks like one He means what he campaign for Truman To Appear Before Congress WASHINGTON July 21 Truman next Tuesday will go personally before Congress he hns bitterly criticized to lay down his and housing laws HOUR and Senate will moot jointly at AM to the President n time set after lenders in both parties 1 Mr Truman's message at least nine other proposed bills will guest room had been disturbed Sheriff Prank E Robinson and talks and he what to the capitol's door In an attempt In Northwest Texas Hospital with to get a Rovernor to come out and 1 a compact fracture of the left arm facial cuts snd abrasions is Alvis e1 of Spearman Billy Sanders Griona and Lowell Sewell of Spearman None of passengers were Injured except for minor bruises other authorities were to be he An unopposed candidate Attorney of Loraine an art instructor means too General Price Daniel also went summer school Redden j When he goes to the United States the radio to report his activities for I js a member of the faculty of Mesa the past 18 months He recounted j College Grand Junction Colo state lawsuits and legal opinions The car in which Redden was in the July 9 killing of a Columbus tavern operator Earl 1 brose Two Columbus men was confident Hands fight which have kept the office personnel driving loaded with five students u- was south toward and his efforts in the Auto Shortage Is But the Ads Are Fun yon It was In the inside passing another car when the car operated by Frost heading north and contusions Foster was brought to St An- Hospital by a Brothers ambulance and Redden and Sewell were taken to west Texas Hospital by a private car State Highway Patrolmen had a snarl of midnight traffic as cars pulled off the road onto the soft be the signal for Republican load in both Houses to decide what to do about it comes together day In extra session called by the President after a speech the body Inic Its responsibility discrimination in the measure passed by the last session tn ad- mit 200.000 displaced Euro- peans Up stoned it with 11 ancc It was unfair to Jews V Roman Catholics I The new Democratic platform Robert Daniels 24 and James Coulter West 22 were identified by witnesses as the killers of Ambrose Columbus police were called in to help in the tion of the Niebel July 21 car shortage is so bad that no ma light gray ter what you say about automobiles in the advertisements they sell that way when And say il enough like this they sell twice as last seen Monday night at 1941 never shipwrecked Equipped with round wheels inKton was noticed beside the I for smooth riding A Washington dealer Hill and Tibbitts has found that kidding toward Amarillo met it In the so that the curious could same lane i investigate the accident and then First reports of the accident had 1 had to use chains and ropes to pull but it was later j each other back onto the highway learned that the third car the station wagon operated by a Rookie Cop May Live DETROIT July 21 sobs muffled in despair a tion ago today were hushed in hope been carrying as a representative of the company But that slory sounded just a little too Sergeant explained Wednesday evening Next day the sergeant said ht and members of the highway patrol went to the scene of tht alleged hijacking and looked around Right he said we saw the business could not have been tht way Jones described it For one thing officers were un- ablo to discover tracks of more than one car over the ground in detail patrolmen soon dug up five caliber automatic pistol slugs that apparently hnd been fired straight into the Sergeant said Nearby were found seven empty cartridges Officers became suspicious tht sergeant said when this circum- stance was coupled with the fact that Jones had used a pistol In the alleged shooting and had reported two bullet holes in Continued on Page 4 Woman Killed In Car Wreck Husband Hurt tn number grounds between midnight and 2 cars in the want ads increases sales I nun asu urss in the President's pint's nnn AM I William G Hill Jr son of one of the owners began writing the Mrs Helen Kaliszewski who kissed i rookie cop a last goodbye 23 the u K ads recently and the response is so great that readers sometimes ago was told today that another rookie policeman her son Wednesday Press Secretary Charles G Ross de- fended the session call which critics assailed as politics Ross also confirmed that two found by hv vV in ert Zocller 18 of Chillicothe a and complain when the same series of ads runs two days in a row Minus ccnc i La at Lutheran camn i Will a counselor at the Lutheran camp had a chance to live A slim chance receiving hospital attendants added but a chance The first traffic fatality In niU about o'clock Dead is Airs Harold H Young Hill is a war veteran challenging Congress to action will 24 years oid of Philadelphia Sht to Army Air Field In monies nt Held Inc enactment of the can platform GOP loaders have said this is not the time tn try rj L to push it through LI Congress will be listening closely to the message for mention of the grave crisis in relations with sia Ross did not disclose to re- porters how far it might go on for- cign policy The White House had no com- ment on the insistence o Chairman Omo of New Jersey of the House chines Foreign Affairs Committee that Mr Truman will toll just how near we are telling the boys the field contained only some dead animals At first farmhouse they called Sheriff fluid Robinson The state highway patrol re- ported there were no bloodstains in the Niebel home and that no it never got around like he did i up to be a cop too He was shot 85 ot them Texas Hospital by 1941 new maroon finish that has that sparkle j down Tuesday as he walked ambulance He was suffering uid drive good to the last drop past 24 hours but none that police from shock and 1948 super fordor spotlight log lights back-up lights un- I Fellow officers considered a real condition was not believed serious light directional lights flashlight former owner a lighthouse j The Frankels were driving keeper Good car for dark nights ml T T T Amarillo in a Sometimes says young Hill ads backfire Like today One of m of course with rom fin Taylor the cornfield had heard offers was a 1941 Packard that said the want ad was equipped vrith one box of does you know what A man bought the car today and demanded the box of duz I had to hustle over to the nearest grocery and buy a box said Hill anv shots However nude prints of the victims were found leading Into the field No corn Continued on Page 4 Reds Still Sought Today In Amarillo I A special federal grand jury in- There had been rumors that NEW YORK July 21 r f the rand jury which was in session South Lions Club preparing to back up his call for laws to halt prices Its fate will determine whether the jury which was in session legislative branch is ready to re- Four of the Communist communist hierarchy than a year was considering youth center cede from Its stand for a indicted on charges of j charging them with a plot to topple I espionage indictments hv Thp trolled economy American government by In statements and news con- The Truman is expect to conspiracy to embrace to a large extent his 1947 US government still were Inflation recommendations by FBI agents today j the indicted men struck These included authority price Trie other eight including Party controls and rationing Chairman William Z Faster were A farm lender President James G accounted for here and in Detroit Patton of the National Farmers Un- ug Attorney John F X McGohey ion called on Mr Truman and urged said he had been advised one of the that his message include four not yet apprehended would dations for price controls on surrender tomorrow He is Irving steel and other basic Potash manager of the CIO disclosed that Mr The seven men taken Into nan will offer Congress a to tody here all were released on tip to t combat what the President culled ball today ispy rin The said the blonde a graduate of a noted women's college told the FBI that 50 federal employes some In high positions were members of the spy ring The FBI does not have enough evidence to indict but still is back at the federal accusations j Several charged the jury action was one of the reckless and moves of President man's administration to try investigating the alleged win an election spies the story said Meanwhile the New York The woman had been a Telegram said in a copyrighted Communist Party for 1 story that the jury probe was i and eventually found herself in touched off by a beautiful control of the spy ring when her 600 Carolina Members and PM: Joint of San Rebekah No 222 In IOOF Hall 3121 East Fifth In honor a Gene Lawless head or the Texas PM: Election or officers of Voiture 689 American Thunderstorms Hit Panhandle Cities A general rain fell from legions of clouds marching across the Weather Bureau station at English Field reported only 09 inch at Studebaker when the accident shortly after a light rain The car turned over several times highway patrolmen said Mrs body Is at Black Funeral Home pending funeral arrangements and cation of relatives The WEATHER 1 skies of the Tri-State urea Pampa Amarillo received only light Wednesday afternoon showers A little over 34 inch was drenching some few recorded at English Field handle cities and completely over- Dalhart reported a slight AMARILLO AND looking from heavy clouds lingering over j Heaviest rain was reported I the city temperature Higgins which received tache A or while Wellington on Not much other hand continued in i A nin began in Groom I NEW cloudy broken hot dry spelL about 3 Wednesday Clarendon reported over an inch continued throughout and a quarter of rain but Memphis I the evening By o'clock over day with scattered afternoon voiture 689 American rt 1 in Hull 615 West Seventh i 30 miles southeast of there reported half was reported PM: or election heavy clouds and no rain ln Potter Cou for instructions Considerable thunder and nty Courthouse ley took a general soaking rumbled and struck over the S s ballot boxes w the pon Worth and Denver city her Washburn received n the south And cant Temperatures by 7 AM 75 Noon 1 laid Clouds in f Borger the northeast high United States 10 AM 11 AM Mac rent MM m 1 PM 88 2 PM 90 3 PM 85 4 PM 99 Mm 88 Win yent 97 M 78 7J 74 Precipitation for 24 at iun t 4 PM lot i   

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