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   Gastonia Gazette (Newspaper) - August 26, 1954, Gastonia, North Carolina                                Today's Chuckle According it friendly motorcycle kindi of and THE GASTONIA GAZETTE VOL. NO. 204. IN THE OF FINE COTTON YARN OF AUDIT BUREAU N. THURSDAY AUGUST 26, The Weather NORTH cloudy with over northeast Low W to TS the diy partly cloudy with scattered north i 74 PAGES ASSOCIATED rum SINGLE COPY U.S. EASES TRADE CLAMPS WITH REDS Brazilian Cops Crack Down On Commies Californians Say Save That Cable Please SAN you imagine Ihc uproar in Paris If someone proposed razing the Eiffel Or the in Brooklyn if someone sold Ihe Dodgers to the same kind ot moil has going on here all year since they cut San cisco's famous cable car system In we're out to ruin the why nol chop the Golden Gale i Bridge in demand hard defenders of the cable The cable I long a symbol of f San Francisco io the wits regarded as one of wonders of the after its invention here in 1873. Today sands qt motor BIS regard the antiquated little which are pulled by whirring underground as one nl the unfortunate trans- portation blunders of But the slow-moving little cars will remain tlemen may ride standing out- at their own are loved by San Millions of Isti wouldn't their visit to the complete without It gives them the thrilling ing of a brief journey back into EJI adventurous But lime has passed Ihe cable car by in terms of They cost three times as much to operate as a move only ahout half as and are great traffic Faced with these stern the Board of supervisors last January cut the 11-mile cable car trackage in It retained the historic lines thai would give picturesque visitors the most views of the But an outcry and the cable Letters poured .In from all America urging that the cable car was the vocal soul of old San nail must not be Indignant citizens last June among other an amendment to the er providing thai the cable car be part of San Francisco some 60.000 voters straddled the fence by to vote on the That should have settled the bul it perhaps many who haven't stepped on cable car since the invention at the have kept They still though bewildered officials pro test Ihe of the cable car network is lite step in a dark plot to abandon it So sound trucks rol through Chinatown blaring embattled war cry In Chinese the cable A cam is under way by to force the city to restore or even the lost cable car If they this will take R bit of it would now require the cable cars to run part of their route Ihe way down one-way i Support for this program Is less than lukewarm among many I of these nuts probably would be In favor of coiny back to the snarled one had to Iry lo drive B car two blocks uphill through heavy traffic one of those cable thai cure some of their quaint The odds to be that pro OVER 100 ARE SEIZED DURING BIG CLEAN UP City Returns To 1 foops On HEY NOT renters worry and as her a Rhesus drinks heartily from a can at the home of her Mr. and Mrs Curly Suzy's concern was it was only soda pop CAP Are Down 17 States Will Be Campaign Targets JACK WASHINGTON and Democrats are putting political blue chips down in 17 states in an all-out battle lor control of the Senate in the 84th These same along with line others where there are many marginal also may prove to be the major in contests for com- mand of the new As the situation now with active campaigning just the two parties appear almost evenly matched in their chances to alter the present line in Senate and The Senate lineup 15 now 4B 47 Democrats and one the House 318 213 one Independent a n d Thirty-seven Senate and nil 435 House seats are al stake this leaders analyze the nine Senate seals now held by Republicans and eight held by Democrats are in varying degrees of Republican i n c who apparently face stiff include Senators Cooper o Cordon of Oregon Dworshak of Ferguson oi Mundt of South of setts and of California seats in New Jersey and Wyoming within this Democrats likely lo be hard pushed hy their opponents in- clude Senators Anderson of New Douglas of Frear Gillette of Iowa Humphrey of of Montana and Burke of Ohio The seal being mealed by Sen Johnson Colorado also i among House seals in most of Hies ROB BOB HOOD TO TAKE NEW JOB there are marginal ells in Virginia North Mary Pennsylvania New York and the Nevada at large contest where both partie they have a That doesn't mean that state Kan MS. Washington and will be But ih major national effort likely lo be turned cist where except perhaps for a fe congressional district Public At and will pi In an effort to balm on civic Mayor Elmer E. Robinson has ed a committee lo an annual festival to honor the cable car said a hopeful committee festival will some day rival the Mardi Gras m New It looks like the cable 91 years after its will ROMAN RIO OE cracked down on tlie outlawed Communist parly after 48 hours of riols and demonstrations ton died off by the of dent Getulio Amid increasing evidence the Reds played a hand in parking Die filmed in part gainst Hit United more han 100 Communists were under One was accused of burning a police Copies of Imprensa he Communist newspaper which openly despite the ban m the were seized by ice in Rio De The paper headlined Ils account of d e in o n s I with shout indignantly in it ice A dispatch from aid police raided an allegedly paper there and ar- the Tills capital city's commercial lie gradually returned to Public banks ind shops A few troops till were to be seen on the bul the forced patrols of the two lays were called in. Joao Cafe the new cast about for someone ili the ticklish Job of finance In the he He with individual crs and scheduled a cabinet After 71-year-old Vargas tf his life with a bullet lis old friend Oswaldo U. N. Assembly resigned us finance er along with the rest of Ihe who has often been as a candidate In the 955 presidential had been seeking in the past lew to steer Brazil through i dire foreign exchange shortage mainly by declining coffee The economic straits las been going through had nuch lo do with Ihe explosive crisis that shook the country for the past 21) days and culminated in suicide following his agreement to take permanent leave of The rioting crowds thai took lo the streets to hoot against Var then began for Ihe old man when found he had shot cooled down after two bloody days left four dead and en throughout body lay in stole h the town hall nf his native Borja in southern Brazil to burial The Roman Catholic Church Will Reduce Goods Banned By One-Third HUNK Secretary of Commerce Weeks today eased i on U. S. trade Soviet Union and oilier Communist of lie said he doubts there will be art early increase in the flow of goods across the Iron Commerce Department sources SUMMERTIME UP NORTH The Navy Icebreaker Burton Is halted with her bow rammed into a will of Ice riming expedition into Ihe Arctic In the Bering Sea area earlier this Studies conducted bv scientists aboard vessel are designed to make Ihe frozen wastes of Ihc fur north more sible to military operations so that defenses in the Arctic may he I seats in most ot re- to an Inter- states will be contested in because he national conference In thp I II it 4 took Ills own life hut Violation Of Health 12 Meat Dealers Charged Stiff The first of 12 to be served on county meat dealers by Health Department was to be served by the sheriffs ment today on a Holly Thc name of grocer ng withheld until warrant actually A sheriff's left this to he The is eri with violation of public health Section 100-122 of Article 12, which states no one shall or hold or for sale any food that Is adulterated or 40 Officials of the health ment conducted 10 tests of inent samples from plants located over the Twelve of the samples showed by laboratory lesls the presence of In the a pre- and an deterioration of meal meat pretty and giving Hie of having Just freshly Thus the hamburger could br several months or years old anr it ill retain the of wing freshly ground by Ihe use of sodium Nol only Ihe color of the meal s changed hut the smell Is ed Only laboratory tests determine the presence of heatl of Ihe Holds News Conference Deserter Fears War By Germany TOM forces in Europe West BERLIN man Parliament deputy from Chancellor Konrad Adenauer's who defected lo the a week lold an Bisl Berlin conference he fears the Adenauer government American Is driving Germany toward war and Tile Communist Eastern triumphantly presented former Parliament Deputy Karl Soviet sector just as they devoted Brazilians said did former West German crs for the veteran leader's soul German who I; Adenauer's top military adviser com- has fixed November 1 target dale to activate the new German Attacking mack said he had concluded that it be the for Germany's eventual in n new To speak out against II In his CDU party councils he ity chief Olio John on Augusi 11. Nine N. C. Counties o i rv i T T i who was chairman Seek Drought Help R A L f. I G Um- stead been asked to request d Eisenhower to nate nine North Carolina ties drought disaster The counties Include C a I a w b Cleveland In Senate ar Polk and claiming a n-S over Re- The request was made by the state's drought Will Take in Magazine by Kenneth L Bob public i rector at Firestone Child Death resigned to accept a position the editorial siaff of The a magazine West German authorities have ruefully admitted as a member of the key ary committees on German re- armament and Western work in the he could betray many to the Before he he his office Speaking today to dred foreign and German cor- in the Soviet sector by the in- terest in Charlotte Hood has been editor of main as permanent a part San scenery as celebrated of Tiie Firestone ever ihr the new assignment ber Hood will continue to live in for the time He lives at 514 West The Municipal i magazine started last Gazette Index Amusements Bridge 4 23 Comics 10 Crossword Editorials 4 Radio-TV 18 8 Serial Story Sports IMS Held In Hammer Beating found the child in a of the home Mauen insi A a circulation of 12000 deputy hammer on the is sent to city fire and police -nd with a hammer had telephoned the we police A municipal in deputies quoted the and reported the attack municipal a is in all h hammered on the child the The Smith company also publishes .is saying she hammered the child on the head and body lasl nicht because she wanted -T- T- i n 'n wa Tiie Textile rhe the to The a handbook for the in- he sj but could nol turn down the fine offer from graduate of Davidson than let her husband have the child The deputies said the Mrs 29. w He is on the child The deputies said Mrs. in an oral statement related that her husband had tried to lake custody their daughter yesterday filed a. SUM against police charging f in. separated from her husband liaise arrest rhey said Mrs daughter Angela had had him arrested Sunday night and he had been skull fractures vere lacerations on her and body In overnight Deputies Joe and Mike She was held without charge Adenauer's CDU party In Into the ust a week ago with his wife in nud stated that Oils Is no In violation of public health laws bul also Ihe Pure Food and Drug said thai sodium In Is a poisonous sub stance Ihn de pend upon the amount through Ihe Symptom do not appear When Injected Into the veins Ihc preservative is ot the mca dealers came after two positive samples had been Tlie health quickly swung Into action il rounding up antl mak mg Its own laboratory Ti he doubly sure before out two wer Charlotte Is currently in ih process of conducting a clean up of dealers In that lying said that although ac laboratory procedure on I requires a qualitative lesl merel to show the presence of his nevertheless con ducted tests more ex- In nature as tive methods have been proved hy the U. s. Department nf he Officials of the health pointed that are many preparations on the market with the common being a cleaning preparation Largest labeled as a product ing To land cutting Many asing Is stale that they do so to keep meat it Is against the said order would reduce by to one-half the list of goods mnv banned from com- merce the United States 11 ml Ihe Red bloc In The announcement dealt only Commerce De- Is to later sts of specific items to be move came a day after Aid Chief Harold E announced n similar re- of on Red trade f getting aid ram Ihe United Both officials said existing still stand on trade North or the Communist f And said the new policy trade with In Europe would no el slip Into Ihe anything of Voicing some skepticism Iha ils new order would It ol said In the volume o rade with the Soviet bloc re suiting from this action Is un In view of the bloc's aln of self-sufficiency and Its In lo provide desired n exchange for said the policy would the list of which will he embargoed he Stales lo Soviet bloc and pro an opportunity for trade In peaceful At source said go now contains about terns and would be reduced I ISO and Stassen's deal with smaller of goods tallons receiving aid from Ihl country nol to Com They previous ly comprised 201 items and Stas sen the now lists woul number BO Rome of the items droppe were listed as flat and tank and diesel certain type ol locomotives and tractor stron asbestos nn taken from Herns remain t for of U. S. on trade fame afte CITY WILL GET POWELL FUNDS receive in Powell Mill funds from ihe was an- in Raleigh This money is for ment of system cities antl towns a year of pressure from friendly in Western Polio Shows Drop From 1953 Figures cases had her in Carolina Ih a ot nearly 300 from the fill reported in Ih of Tile Board or Heal said yesterday 57 cases were i in last New Ha over and Wake Counties ea Wake h this 2fl. New Hanmer 20. and Rowan and Mecklenburg law 10 in any The sheriff's department will ail 12 warrants in Ihe near 11 is nol known when Magistrate will call the Ml All 12 man up for will be tried Local Last Nil i McCONNELL CRASH FATAL Old Pi- Killed As Falls During Routine Test Death on a flight has ended the career of Capt. Joseph McConnell nation's lei The 32-year-olrf credited downing 16 MIGs in killed when Sabrel Jet crashed on the 12 miles asi of Rogers HLs body was lound beside hla lection half a mile from he Nearby was ils unopened An Air spokesman said V he had ejected himself from he plane at low During the flight McConnell had radioed thai he had lost control of the plane but nought he could make a landing m the dry lake Soon after he reported he had lost tha He was advised o bail Edwards Base officers aid he probably stayed with the plane loo long. who said his pre- malure grey hair came from be- nR the father of three young children and not from his served as a bomber navigator during World War II and took flight After lighting broke in Korea he repeatedly requested combat duty despite being told he was loo His request ly granted and he became an ace In just 30 days last After downing his MIC. his Sabre was hit hy cannon fire al feel near the He bailed out In the magistrate's 2.11 hling al limes and slurring his He said Western charges that sairt City Engineer W. T. who put in he had been a traitor are for because his Is new Germany and to arut fa mlr Lowell 111. A emphasis on theiman which these lalse doctrines rut as of appears lo be sorely un- -i estimated in the German He assailed what he called Ihe Western goal of mans to point And he asserted these are the 1. West German rearmament will go ahead whether Inside the European Defense or outside It. 2. Tlie have already been drawn up for navy and air force hy a committee headed hy Gen. Alfred U. S commander In chief of the North and The stale uses two factors in how money a city will rhe arc population and The city completed measuring ihr street lasl and sent in ranks In Ihc Male In Ihe size of ils The largest goes lo and Ihe others are High and Rocky echoed many ol the i in the checks will and mailed in and the can sentiments two money John in his public ihe slates regular Church Studies ho lacked Ihc Tins will bo ilir Ly command with The John thai sot through of In 47R.7M tn 3352, as In 33-iT and hurry lo has a min ol nr a. total over Ihe Yellow sea and a cue pulled him from the frigid Report Studied the load lo and making sonic cism of acles awaited tion by Christian leaders today report was discussed by lo the Assembly of the World Council of Chinches lerday In afternoon and Delegates to an as. 163 tions in document ceins main iheme of ihe The Some joined tiie slated It didn't lay enough stress on Ihe second rowing M Others contended U wild Christ's m this And some it didn't go The mcht session ended far enough in condemnation ol out a No lime was set for communism as n false renewal of debate and a deci- ol New Vork head of tlir rhe now in in and of i's also and one nf six ncR art on reports on other sub- presidents jeets and on an over-all doctrines ire the ttat of the whole nf All of these life is tins of false ihe is marily Thp danger for before the session ends Aug. Archbishop Michael and other high clergymen were elected of lasl The others Bishop Knox  

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