Gastonia Gazette, The (Newspaper) - March 25, 1957, Gastonia, North Carolina Todays Chuckle The sweetest phrases In the American language I love you Dinner Is served All Is forgiven Sleep until noon Keep the change and Heres thai THE GASTONIA GAZETTE PUBLISHED IN THE CITY OF GROWING BEAUTY GASTON THE FINE COMBED COTTON OF AMERICA The Weather NORTH wild Hint ram or east ol Low IT to Mil colder In the moun 72 MONDAY 16 PAGES r A Cool Actress Not Like Other Hungarians HAL NEW YORK The only time Eva Bartak acts like a Hungarian actress is when people tell her in Why you dont act at all like a Hun garian That remark causes the slen darkeyed who was bora in to blow up a real temperamental One Hollywood writer said I was very unusual Hungarian actress because I wasnt didnt mangle the English and she What did they expect me to do break up all the studio furn Miss Q First Place In News Category Blonnie Story Cops Award PUT TOGETHER who twinkles brightly in the European loid recently co m p 1 e t e d her i Irs t American film an opus called Ten Thousand Bedrooms in which she stars with It Is a nice clean comedy and has nothing to do with bed she All she did was act in the Somebody else gave it the Miss although she came here to a single pic has signed up for another and TV se ries that will inevitably be as Forever and tell the story of a young Hun garian girls struggles in this Eva hopes that meanwhile she can clear up the misconception that Hungarians are a harumscarum bunch of foot loose She feels that this on her people has been given cur rency by playwright nars Jest Anyone who has a Hungarian for a doesnt need an Molnar shouldnt have said she it is Just his version of an old Hungarian joke about Roman which every Hungarian schoolchild We joke about what Is the differ ence between a Romanian and a The answer is that each of them would agree sell his only the Romanian would make deliv Asked to define the actual virtues and defects of Hun who is now a British said People are and I hate to But most Hungarians are tal love and havs a good sense of But be cause they have known long hardship their jokes are il is a gallows On the bad particularly in are in to be sophisticated and cynical and sometimes are a do you say faced But this is because ol geographical posi They must say things that will please lier neighbors on all who Is intense and is suspicious of quick success and believes talent must always fight hard to find Its After going to London In she I had to wait two years before I could get a work and live more years before I got a real part in a good She likes to listen to swim and But I dont like to go to prize tights or she I dont like violence of any and 1 dont like I dont like small talk because it seems to me to consist mostly of trading lit tle lies back and You can see that makes me an outcast in modern She nas no opinions about American men as she pointed all she has met is Hollywood men and she Isnt sure they are I think Hollywood are more intelligent than Holly wood she smiling and they tell me Hollywood men are because toe many women make over them I am oldfashioned think the man should show tru least at the I months in Hoi lywood as a bachelor my name wasnt linked Not evert one romance Dont you think for this deserve at least n oscar BV Gazette Womans Editor Blonnie Pittman of The Gazettes news staff was right up front when awards were being handed out at Press Womens annual Institute held over the weekend in Chapel whose official title is church editor but who Is a very handy girl with the type writer in many other fields of news was awarded first place In the news where competition is plenty Her story Two Rescued From Sand bar in Catawba Durins storm was written while Hurricane Flossy was cavorting about In this who with her and her lives in has previously won a second place in column ond a third place in She has been a member of The Gazette staff tar 11 Judge In the news division was Ben Franklin Hay of the New Orleans Item His comment on entry This reporter knew she had a Senators Want To Know If It Was Loan Or Or BLONNIE PITTMAN real story and she handled It ex Other winners this division See Federal Economy Demands Growing SHIP SUEZ gypt Hints Concessions To Be Made On Oper Senators Get Letters JACK BELL WASHINGTON fundt and Alexan er Smith RNJ said today hat they are convinced there is genuine groundswell in the for federal government And Knowland laid both tiie administration nd Congress must face up to uts in the budget to provide a general tax reduction he said ating CAIRO A salvage earn today raised the sunken tug Edgar the last obstacle o passage of ships hrough the Suez The 841ton tug was to be owed away during the next sev eral days but there was no of word yet when Egypt will pen the 103mile waterway to It carried about 5 per cent of the canals normal before it was blocked dur ng the invasion last Tne Egyptian frigate Abukir still partially blocks the southern entrance to the but the can skirt this officials have said the Abukir should be cleared by April 10 and that the water say will then be open to all ships hat formerly used Secretary General Dag Sec rS be made next many of whose consti are said he is being snowed under by de mands in his mall for cuts In President For the first time since Ive seen in the he my mall from people advocat ing economy is heavier than all of the appeals for special funds put Its amazing how the idea has swept across the country that the budget must be who represents many city and small town said the same thing is happen ing in his The people who want the budget cut are sending me more letters than the combined total of those dealing with other sub he Byrd who has advocated a Gi billion dollar cut in said he also eels his long cam for government economy is likely to bear some fruit this Smith the Senate lican said this is the last time Congress can be expected to continue in effect the high corporation and excise taxes tacked on during the Korean War and extended Bridges RNH told a television audience ABC Press Conference yesterday he ex a tax cut next espe for senior Republican on the Senate Appropriations Com said he is hoping for a cut in the re quested budget and added he will be disappointed If we fail to cut at least 2ij He said both military and for See PS PROBERS WANT MONEY PUZZLE WASHINGTON enate investigators today awaited a reply from Teamster President Dave Beck to this ques tion Was it a loan from Teamster a or what McClellan chair man of the Senate Rackets Com said We know that Beck took from the union treasuries some There is no evi dence of a loan nor of a TUESDAY DATE said Thats as far as I could go in characterizing the pending Becks appearance before the committee Beck had been expected to ar rive here from Seattle but nU airline reservation was can celed last He has said he borrowed be tween and In Teamster without interest and without before he became president of the huge union 4 years He said the loans were made while he was head of the Teamsters Western Beck claim ed he has repaid the money in UNION McClellan said he will ask Beck to explain why union records re flect In repayment of from union funds in but that available records con tain no previous entry indicating any such The In ternal Revenue Service began in Becks financial af fairs in 1051 This probe still is under Beck is under committee orders to surrender his personal fi records for scrutiny by its Beck has announced he will bring the records to the hearing But he did not make clear whelher he would allow com to examine If Beck should refuse to allow the committee to scrutinize his committee counsel Rob ert Kennedy We I still be able lo prove certain facts showing misuse of union funds by Kennedy said committee in are using bank records and other sources to trace the The committee counsel said fi records of the Western Conference of Teamsters covering the 19481953 time we are interested been He termed this more than a But he said committee investi gators already have enough in formation so we can show what happened to Beck came in for heavy criticism from AFLCIO Vice Presidents Walter Reuther and James head of the United Auto issued a statement Saturday calling Becks use o union funds highly In excusable and morally Then he said during a television interview that ii See POLICE BOARD SWORN IN T n J C Willlams and Alligood to right are in by Judge Froneberger to take their places on the civil service board of the Gaston County Police Wren will serve three and William fney will meet every night starting this until the police force is Hilly organized and i Sr H J l the civil service commissioners elected these officers Robert Wren ol chairman Alligood of oy At j FORMER COACH DIES Heart Attack Proves Fa tal To Men Price former ath etic director and head football it Ashley High died unday in of a heart A of he had in Florida since He as superintendent of the Hills County Juvenile Home t Tampa His Leep said he died suddenly at at He had had a leart condition for several years It was in during the foot ball had his irst heart attack and his coaching job in Gas He went to Florida for his In recent years he appeared to ie in good health and enjoyed his vork with boys at the Tampa Funeral arrangements are n The funeral and burial vill be held in prob ably is survived by his wife and two He was a graduate of Duke He spent several years is principal and coach at Lenoir High Later he was eacher and coach at Lee Ed Yards High in Asheville and at lant High In He came to Gastonia In 1916 and took charge as athletic or and head football WON n GAMES In four years 194649 his earns won 17 and lost His test season was 1941 when the earn won seven and lost three All three losses were by one Coach Leeper developed somi outstanding These included Byrd Looper and Pete who went o Rowland and Runyan who went to and the who died tragically in a fall from a hotel balcony at Carolina Beach on a baseball Following a heart attack in Leeper resigned his coaching ob and turned the team over to his Russ who finished the On doctors Leeper got out of coaching entirely and took he Juvenile Home Job in He said he was happy in this work since it gave him the oppor unity to work with RESUMES SALE This is lie last week of Days It is being celebrated at Company simul with the grand open ng of the new Gastonia The grand opening sale runs hrough Drawings for cash prizes will be held Saturday at 5 p First price is second and third Drawings are being held at 5 daily for of merchan The grand total of mer given away is Houston Matthews general said patronage was very good the first three days of the The million facility was opened with a formal cere mony Thursday Visitors are invited to register in every department of the Register as many times as you Drop the tickets into he boxes in the Save the Belts Is giving a special chil drens for a child be low The outdoor train will be awarded There hive been many entries in the to name the new room on second floor where Ladles Finer Clothes are This winner will bo wll be awarded IU TO STORE ATOMIC ARMS Ike And Macmillan In As Parleys End At JOHN WASHINGTON President Eisenhower in tends to go as far as the law will allow in making atomic warheads for guid ed missiles accessible for British use in and British Prime Harold Mac mi II an reached a final agreement in principle during their talks at Bermuda that certain guided missiles will be made available by the United states for use by British Tills was one of the major re sults of the Eisen hower returned to Washington The British reportedly are be hind the United States in the development of guided missiles and atomic They lack money for large development In they are now having to reduce their military manpower to have Eisenhower assured Macmillan that the United States would help Britain reduce its forces and at the same time maintain a high level of The conference communique did not say how the British are to get the atomic warheads for weapons they receive from the United law forbids the President to give cr lend atomic explosives to any foreign The administration has de r 8 CONYERS III PASTOR NAMED TO SEMINARY Selmont Minister To Take Post At Union Theological HONORING QUEEN Parisian baker Pierre works on cake he fashioned into an Easter egg in of the forthcoming visit to France by Queen Elizabeth Wife Recognized Voice Probe Witness Is Threatened The Priestley Conyers il of has been named he new executive associate In of the president of Theological James president of the Presbyterian announced the appointment yes The who has en pastor of the First Presby erian Church In since will assume his new du ties this Before coming to the minister pastor of First Presbyterian He attended Davidson College and Union Theological receiving the Bache lor of Science and Bachelor of Divinity He did gradu ate work at the University of and spent three months traveling in Eu rope and the Middle The 33yearold pastor assigned to an force with the Army during World War serving in the Pacific He was re from active duty as See SEATTLE Police are conducting an investigation into a threatening telephone call re by the wife of a witness who testified last week before the Senate Rackets Investigating Committee in Howard a Seattle in surance and public relations ex said he has given police the name of an employee of the Teamsters Union whom he be made the Union officials were not avail able for Sylvester told the police Saturday about the anonymous telephone call she received Thurs day That was the day her husband told the Senate com headed by McClellan DArk that the Teamsters spent nearly in the tight to defeat a initia ive in Washington state last The initiative was snowed under in last Novembers elec Sylvester also told the commit ee the union owes him or his work in the campaign and lhat an effort had been made to settle the for Sylvester delayed telling police about the telephone call until her husband returned from Washington Saturday She said the caller told her I just want to tell Howard he Is a SOB and hell be sorry ever testified and Ill get even with him Sylvester said he L sure he nows the man and that he has no animosity toward he he had no business my wife and making I am concerned about this threat proposition because they still have some pretty tough Im apprehensive about what might happen to my wife and The children are a student at Seattle and who attends high Sylvester said she recog the mans voice over Sylvester said today he Is stir the man is the same Teamster Union employee who told hli after last falls campaign h would never get the fron the MILLION LEAVE BRITISH JOBS Auto Anc Heavy Industries Hit B Gazette Index Amusements 4 Classified Crossword Puzzle 4 Serial Story 2 Society LONDON booming automobile an heavy machine tool Industrie were hit by the full force of walkout Bu prospects of a speedy overall in peace Strikers outside plants guard ed by picket lines were told b union bosses new talks in Londo might lead to a settlement o wage The walkout In the factories is the first stage of a strike patterned to involve thre million workers in plants b April 6 a wage increase de mand Is not If it that far it will paralyze turning out 40 per cent of Br tains The stoppage began and involves workers known her as They range from unskilled workers operating switches to craftsmen runnin complicated Sine plants normally are closed ove the the full effect o production was only felt Minister Iain Mcleod has appealed to employers to mee with the Plus A Little Medicine Faith And Hope Heal III Limbs hope medicine make a wonder formula for many seemingly hopeless a physician declared It often brings back crippled limbs whose muscles have wasted from disease or said George of The patients faith and hope vital he The medicine takes many in special exercises and physical therapy to regain con trol of useless Boines described methods and results in an exhibit at the opening of the ninth annual Scientific Assembly of the Amer ican Academy of Genera Prac the organization of family Muscle failure caused by cerebral multiple sclerosis and other conditions can and should be treated en he And sue crippling should never be garded as A first step is to correct an coexisting programs such a dietary and Then comes physical therap and often with the a of braces and th the patient is making determined effort to help him Boines cited some exam pies A 25yearold woman was re garded as with n hope of ever after brain Injury in Today sh walks with canes and a foe is earning a living b teaching A girl of crippled by pol as a couldnt walk of a deformed left knee and Ie A year later she was with A foot afterward dl carded Shes now a schoc STORM LEAVES HANY STALLED ON HIGHWAYS our Deaths Attrib To Storm Other Sections Y THE ASSOCIATED PRESS A punishing spring Wiz ard left the high plains of five states in paralysis to lay and whipped with di m i n i s h e d fury across northern Missouri and Iowa toward II Four deaths were attributed to he DRIFTS The snow trailed off in west m Kansas and Oklahoma but trong winds still whistled It the air and piled up It was nothing Hke the blind ig fury of the blizzard which tung southwest east m western ve Panhandles of Oklahoma id Texas and the northeast tip f New Mexico over the week Winds reached 30 miles an lour the high plains Sat and Drifts up to 0 feet high choked roads and all leaving thousands ma along the highways and stranded aboard trains or at nearest emergency shelter they could MORE COMING early today lad 10 Inches of Omaha 9 and 7 but the winds were to 25 and 35 miles an eight Inches of snow hrough northern Missouri and Iowa with blow ng and drifting in In the blizzard area highway National Guardsmen and 3ivil Air Patrol pilots went to work again at dawn seeking out he Searchers believed they would md some dead in cars buried under mountainous drifts STRANDED Estimates of stranded travelers n the six states ran as high as 7500 but most of these had gain ed shelter when the snow blocked roads and rail Highway patrols estimated 1 600 stranded or marooned in in n Texas and in New Two deaths were counted in one each in Texas and Ranchers expected livestock losses to be The wet snow and pow nind snapped power iines and leaving many cities without Service was being restored Telephone service was available only where there Elvis Pulls Toy Pistol On Marine lanky young Marine says he doesnt plan to file a complaint with po lice because Evis Presley pistol on But Hershel savs he feels the rock n roll singer owes him an Police said they wont push any action in the Friday incident unless Nixon does iiia a formal Presley said he whipped out the Hollywood prop pistol Fri day night because tried to pick a fight while the singer was signing autographs for ad on a midtown Nixon I didnt try to pick a fight and 1 wasnt drink I had no way of knowing the pistol was a The stationed at the Memphis Naval Air said he left after Presley pulled prop gun and Ill blow your brains you said the Marino accused him of bumping into his wife as she walked oat of a restaurant about two She told me all about quoted the Marine as I want to get it straightened out See Local Temperature SI HiSh Msht U Noon 51 Ntw or in rainfall to date Mmh Ml
