Long Beach Independent (Newspaper) - November 14, 1956, Long Beach, California Judge for Using on Toughs By DON MADDOCK A return to razor strop dis- or minor children wai advocated Tuesday by rior Judge Ralph K as he rebuked both the de- fendant and victim In an sault case If you were my son I'd have whaled the Jiving lights out of you JudRe angrily Lou Dale Wanck 18 of 4315 Massachusetts Ave And you're not much ter the Judge lectured tim Edward William ski 17 ot 513 Manila Ave Neither one of you stands a chance of staying out of ture trouble If you don't change your tough tudes Judge was equally stern with both youths ents who were present In court There wouldn't be one- tenth of one per cent of day's Juvenile delinquency If It weren't he commented You parents partly are to blame for their you're too busy to care for your children Maybe we shouldn't use 1 electric razors Maybe dads should keep razor strops handy Judge took lar notice of 1 tall haircut Maybe when you begin to look like something you'll begin to think right he said Wanek 8-foot pound motor assembler was charged with assault by force In hitting 1 col- Jege student with a chain length The Incident occurred In front of home 19 after challenged Wanek to a drag race then offered fight when the offer was re- fused officers said Wanek told officers he Just happened to have the chain In his pocket Judge convicted him of simple misdemeanor assault but said he wasn't condoning actions Your conduct was an out- Indictment of young people and parents he said You think all den you've got to be sters and thugs rather than be called chicken You don't stand a chance either one of you The court asked for a bation report for Wanek and set his sentencing for Dec 12 His final shot at was a warning that he'd ter get a good haircut before then You're going to live up to rough probation terms or go to Jail for six months or a year he warned One of the terms Is going to be that you cut off those sideburns and make your haircut look like It should You're not going to be a ducktall flattop or FEATURES INDEX Death Editorial Out Penmen Shipping Guide Women Partly cloudy cool and windy today with the i high about 63 Clear and slightly warmer day High Tuesday low 82 36 PASES LONG BEACH 12 CALIF WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 14 1956 VOL 19 77 HOME Chief Offers His Blowup of Magyars Snub Red Appeal Dag Says He'd Visit Budapest UNITED NATIONS N Y al Dag Hammarskjold dis- closed Tuesday night he has approached Comm u n i s t Hungarian authorities on the possibility of his shepherding U N re- lief supplies Into war-torn Budapest who delayed a Middle East trip 24 hours to concentrate on- rushing supplies and representatives to Hungary talked with Hungarian Foreign Minister Imro Horvath A spokesman said offered to go personally ti Budapest to get the relief program In tion The spokesman hoped to see Horvath again apparently to find out what answer he hat received from his home Hungary rejected an bly move Tuesday to send ob- servers Into that country bui left the way open for relief supplies The Hungarian agreement to accept relief tives was accompanied by a long list of foodstuffs and supplies urgently needed The United Press reported food and medicines shipped In by the International Red Cross were distributed by Hungarian and foreign workers Tuesday helping In degree to case the situation In Vienna It was announced that the regime of Hungarian puppet Premier Janos Kadar hns given blanket approval to IRC Continued on Page Col ODDS ARE FAIR FOR NATURAL WEATHERWISE Here's tho odds for Long Beach came out with a high of 62 Tuesday but are we'll never make tho num bcr Best Fade on 63 Elsewhere the weather was natural but the hard way Lit tie that and bounced off the backboard You might say both climate were passing fair Covered BABY'S DIAPER FBI Man Plays Nurse Aids Government Case NEW YORK FBI agent saved the day for the government Tuesday because he was a fast man with a safety pin The agent whoso was not disclosed not only changed the diaper of the Infant of an arrested man he also prepared tho child's formula The disclosures were matic In Federal Court by U S Atty Paul Williams They were the key points In on argument by Williams protesting a motion for the suppression of evidence against one of the men charged with taking part In the plot to blind labor columnist Victor N sought to have evidence against him suppressed on the ground this his constitutional rights were violated when he first was taken Into custody He said both he and his wife were Intimidated Williams replied Bando hnd been given full tion and asked for protective custody for his wife It was ing time Williams said that an FBI agent turned maid for youngest child Federal Judge William denied motion Leo Bando and Gondolfo went on trial day for complicity In the Three other men ing racketeer Johnny Dio mastermind of the plot will be tried later 5 Auditoriums for Schools Set Five new Junior high school auditoriums will be here with building program savings of more than a million dollars The board Tuesday authorized auditoriums for Jet crson Stephens and Washington Junior High Schools Money for such tion not Included In the overall building gram of the Long Beach Uni- fied School District However Schools Supt Doug ass A Newcomb stated the board of education during the mst several years have at no ime been unmindful of the un met building needs As recently as last week of tho Jefferson appealed to tho board to provide an auditorium By effecting and In Its program the district now Is ready to construct the needed Supt Newcomb re- ported Estimated cost of tho new structures Is The savings to provide this sum principally are derived from three sources according to Supt Newcomb They 1 Re-use of old plans to build new school facilities 2 Lowered architectural fees for tho planning of bigger schools 3 Lower bids than estimated for some facilities Brown Asks for End of Executions SAN FRANCISCO Atty Gen Brown urged Tuesday the death penalty n California be suspended for Ive years and eventually shed Brown was the principal before the State sembly judiciary tee hearing recommendations for amendment of the capital punishment law The death penalty as pros Brown Bald has brought the law Into punishment has a tendency to cheapen human life and a life sentence and prompt court In murder cases are a greater deterrent than the administration of Jus we have today Union Arrogance Longshoreman union president Harry Bridges an strike U the Senate tee on subversive activities hearings In Hawaii It U well known that Bridges union controls the omy of Hawaii It will he remembered how he called a strike which virtually cut oH the lands from outside traffic He also controls the union which provides workers in the agricultural industry In Hawaii Testimony has shown that many of his union leaden in Hawaii followed the Communist line Bridges threat is aimed at Democratic Sen man and his Internal Security Committee which has announced a hearing will be held In Hawaii the end on Page v General Strike Continues BUDAPEST Hungary UP Holdout rebels on Csepel Island largest trial center In Hungary warned Tuesday they would blow It up rather than render They were among the last centers of resistance to massed Soviet tanks and troops who moved Into the Industrial suburb of UJpest where other resistance fighters hnd fought 10 days of all-out attack Revolutionary councils Ig nored repeated appeals from the Soviet supported Communist government for an end to the general strike which has be- come the rebellion's chief weapon Hundreds of of people warmed through the streets seeking food and long lines formed at distribution bread potatoes were on sale Crowds also formed at any shop that opened Its doors as Hungarians fearful of Inflation rushed to exchange money that may soon depreciate in value for any goods that could bo had Officials here would neither confirm nor deny reports n top-level Russian delegation possibly bended by Secretary S Khrush chov himself was In Budapest AH we know Is what we hear on the Western radios they shrugged A Foreign Ministry spokes man In Moscow said the story Is lust another rumor tho went :m press Is Premier Janos and his seven man government r e holed up In the building under the Continued on Pago Col S repute Ho charged that Capital 5 Killed 20 Hurt in Bridge Collapse CARACAS Venezuela A bridge under con collapsed Tuesday sending workers and pedes Into a creek under t shower of debris First reports said at least five persons were killed and Injured 1 HE MAY BE a prince but England's 8 year year old Charles Is more concerned with cowboy than with matters of court For a delightful story about Prince Charles who has a birthday today turn to Page FASHION gets along mingly In the women's section Page On the same page is story of the attitude of dren toward mentally ed brothers and Yank Navy Aids Victim of Bends NAGASAKI Japan Japanese diver who has spen most of the Inst seven dayi below the surface of Bay as a victim of the bends was rushed aboard a U.S Navy rescue ship and placed Into a pressure chamber night Oyama 37 wn stricken by the painful disease which strikes divers brough too hurriedly to the surface engaged In dismembering Russian freighter Demo Senator Visits Dulles 2 Allies i Baikal Terms SEN LYNDON JOHNSON of Democratic leader In the Senate visits Secretary of Dulles In Walter Reed Hospital Tuesday Johnson said Dulles was looking surprisingly well and In fine spirits Mexico Says Yankl Maiming bv Convicts i Georgia Wounding TAMPICO Mexico admiral of the can navy said Tuesday night that the shooting of an American shrimp boat captain by a Mexican naval ner was an accident The shooting victim Capt Tom Wilson was rushed to a hospital here Tuesday night er his captured trawler was brought Into Harbor under tho guns of the Mexican const guard cutter Dr Renterea said Wilson was In serious but not critical condition Later It was announced that Wilson his wife and sister would fly home from to Brownsville Tex this morn Ing Brownsville tho lawyer for the Shrimp Fishermen's Assn wild he had been Informed officially Mexico would pay for Wilson's hospital expenses damage to Wilson's and any trawler Ho said Information was a formal apology from Mexico was being drafted Wilson was snot Monday night The owner of his boat said In Brownsville Tex that the unarmed craft was fired on In International waters of the lulf of Mexico Monday night But Vice Admiral moo Feret Zavala said day night that the shooting took In Mexican waters It was an accident he said He said a crewman was firing warning shots Into the air with a Mauser rifle when a ment of the sea caused the captain to be hit He said the crew of tho cap- tured Pescador was not under arrest but thai he supposed the shrimp catch of the captured vessel will be confiscated by civil authorities captured American shrimp ATLANTA leg smashing protest against heavy work erupted Monday at th state's rock quarry prison fo state correction officials snld Tuesday Five Negro convicts their limbs with a sledge hammer Two In breaking bones Three others were treated at the prison In for flesh wounds Three ago 41 convlcl nt the prison at Buford at tempted to shatter their legs 1 a similar demonstration an most of them succeeded Three of Monday's participants were among the original 41 The failed In the first al tempt and the same three wcr unsuccessful again Corrections Department D rector Jack Forrester who sal the Incident was reported to him as Is usually done In the case of Tuesday afternoon left Imme boats for Buford for an spot Investigation NEW DEAD Scroll T elk Beauty ot Biblical Sarah LONDON An Israeli the time Christ was baptized In scholar said Tuesday that the famous Dead Sea Scrolls con- tain a description of Sarah the wife of Abraham In language recalling the sonorous phrases of The Song of Solomon Dr former chief of staff and now of archaeology at the Hebrew University In Jerusalem said here the description of Sarah appears In the seventh of tho ancient scrolls found In estine In 1947 Is en route to New York with the first published edition in English and brew of tha seventh scroll The scrolls belonged to a re- ligious community which the mountainous area through which the River Jordan Hows into the Dead Sea at about the Jordan The physical description of Sarah whose beauty Is barely referred to In the Bible was based on an account by an Egyptian minister to Pharoah In tho century B.C Here are some extracts from column XX of the scroll In which the Egyptian minister speaks of Sarah's beautiful the look How of her face and how fine Is the hair of her head how fair Indeed am her eyes and how pleasing her nose and all the radiance of her face how beautiful her breast and how lovely all her whiteness Her arms are goodly to look upon and her hands how perfect all of her How fair her palms and how long and fine all the fingers of her hands Her legs how beautiful and how without blemish her thighs All the maidens and oil the brides that go beneath the wedding canopy are not more fair than she And above all women Is she lovely and higher In her beauty than that of them all and with all her beauty there Is much wisdom In her And the tip of her hands Is comely said that In addition to this description of Sarah's beau- ty which was Instrumental saving her husband's life the seventh scroll Is unique for two other 1 It Is In only manuscript of the rt riod written In the spoken by Christ and his dls J Its detailed descriptions throw new light o conditions In the Middle Eas as they were at the time of th early Christians The seventh scroll was In poor state of preservation wll something like half Its page lost From the name on the front scholars firs named It the scro Last February however Yad succeeded In unravelling th document and officially name It a Genesis apocryphon who translated th book with Dr N i Hebrew University will depa for Now York today to be gin a four-week lecture tour American universities i British Fear Strike at Cyprus Israel Reports New Raids LONDON UP The haky Middle East truce to fall apart night Arrival of a Nations police force n Egypt to keep the peace delayed for technical U N Secretary-General Dag Hammarskjold postponed for 24 ours a scheduled flight from Mew York to Roma Tuesday night for conferences on the police force operation Britain and France hinted hey might reject Egypt's lons for accepting tho orce on Its soil Israel reported stepped up Arab commando raids during the hut 24 Iraq demanded liquidation of Military leaders at Anglo- on Cyprus rolced fear of a sneak attack rom Syria where Russia hns hipped quantities of MIG Jets British Colonial Secretary Alan told Com- mons was deeply dls both by the Soviet hrent to send volunteers to and by the extent of viet penetration In the Mideast He snld this was the trick the Reds used in Greece and Korea to continue the fighting and that Infiltration In Egypt would be a followup to largo ot Soviet war material nto Egypt since the beginning of the year and Into Syria The Anglo-French attack Continued on Page Col 5 Segregation on Buses Ruled Out WASHINGTON The Supreme Court Tuesday wiped out state and local laws re- quiring segregation en buses It did so by affirming a de- of n special U.S District Court In Ala That court ruled enforced segregation of whites and on gomery buses violated the eral guarantees of duo process and equal protection of law In a brief unanimous order the Supremo Court cited Its decision against gatlon In public It also cited subsequent deci- sions outlawing segregation In public parku and and on public golf courses As It hns done In several cases since Its basic school decision the Coourt acted without listening to any ment Except for citing Continued on Pago Col 1 Chaplins Expecting PARIS W Actor Chaplin 67 and his born wife O'Neill are ex- their sixth child next May the actor said Tuesday
