Northwest Arkansas Times (Newspaper) - February 28, 1948, Fayetteville, Arkansas THE IS THE HRST CONCERN OF THIS NEWSPAPER Associated Press leased Wire Af King and NM Features Local tomorrow about 32 High II a rn JB ID- 39 sunset VOLUME 86 NUMBER 181 ARKANSAS SATURDAY EVENING FEBRUARY 28 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS Truck Rips Building Open Parley Planned Mr and Mrs Richard Geha und their two children luckily were at a movie when a cattle truck's brakes failed and it crashed into the two-story housing their apartment in St Mo The front was torn off the building exposing two rooms of the apartment Cattle spilled into the street from the truck were by police and spectators No one wis injured including the truck driver NBA Jameson Party Nominee For Municipal Judge Committee Certifies Primary Result After Courtroom Hearing Paul Jameson way certified a the Democratic nominee far judge by City Democratic Committee last night at the end of an unprecedented hearing held in the Circuit Court room at which both candidates nn attorney the committee and a ber of University sin dents ad- dressed the committee members Chairman Sam Wheeler Seven ol the eight bers were present Meeting in the office ot County Clerk Roy Scott the committee was asked by Mr Jameson to allow him to be heard and to consider testimony from his constituents It information be told Mr Prague Crowd Hears Red Premier Three Bands To Give Program At Field House 1 Russian Overlords Of Czechoslovakia Will Find They Can't Control People Hitler Failed To Break Writer Says By HAT BOYLE New York Feb only fights one war st a 11 i r i i f i i European powers tend tu have the High SchOOl next cne always in mind j That is why Soviet leaders 1 United States forces halt 1945 so that Russian troops From All Over The To Participate elaborate ever held in is scheduled for tonight at be Field House with a program to be pre- sented by two high bands Roorback The concert will be the grand of the high school the gldry 01 L capturing Berlin the capital of Czechosfo-- Weather Station At Airport Seer Addition Likely 1 By July 1 The airport proV and the others present And tbat is why Czechoslovakia today is wearing i the new political a j ably will have a made in Moscow label clearly communication band clinic which has been held For I and Weather Bureau station before nas ncen Soviet propaganda has drummed tms week with students trom on the that troops nil over the state attending Prague while the Mark H of the dawdled in Pilsen 50 miles versity of Illinois will direct away two high bands made up This was the closing days o musicians The war when patriots fought back band will conclude the in the streets of Prague gram with several di- The Americans volunteered to reeled by Merton j but from higher The public is invited to headquarters held the Yanks in concert for which no admission Pilsen at Russia's request will be charged It is to start at It was useless lo try to explain p.m i lo the pleading Czechs They knew The program will include only thal lhc Knight's Bridge Starch by a I July said this morning following meeting with representatives of the Civil Aeronautics Authority at Drake Field The mayor said CAA R E Preusser and an- other official flew here to disc was Ins Wheeler that the committee to cast out ballots winch hud been challenged by V James Flak who received 910 votes to J a 975 in the runoff primary last Tuesday Mr Jameson objected to O E Williams representing the tee terming him prejudiced against student and asked if the committee had met day with Mr go over the question of what action they might take last Miv Wheeler said such a session had taken place asked to read the law to the so that what they should the of lost night He said that the committee sought the services of Mr liams after several attorneys had been contacted and the committee had been advised he was familiar with election laws During the discussion in the of- Part of the huge crowd many ot them carrying red banners with the hammer and sickle device jammed into old City Square in Prague to hear Com Premier speak as I dent Benes yielded to the premier's demands for an cabinet NEA photo J Big Crowd Sees Scout Merit Scheduled Rogers Armory Mayor Sanders j courtty Mr could come to the defense of A Manx Overture by Uie plans for the location of the tion in the general vicinity of HP said the city would be required to furnish a sife nnd a ing for the headquarters This requirement the mayor said can be met through tlie use of a building now located at by Wagner to be played by the first band The second musical will play Over- ture by Gounod Short Classics for the Band by Gillette and of the Nobles by Drake Field or through the the field's Elsa's Procession to the Cathedral Russians did But lest the present absentee I of offices landlord of Czechoslovakia think j new totalitarianism can subdue The CAA will equip the station E rap her from the student paper the people Hitter couldn't break and provide a staff of seven Mr Wheeler if he had entered the vault of the clerk with Mr Ptak at some time this week and was told such was the case Mr Wheeler advised the attorney that he and Mr Ptak had gone into the vault where the ballot boxes arc kept to get a list of The propriety of this was questioned by Mr Jameson Hearing In Courtroom The committee then went to courtroom About 30 University students and several townspeople were present Representatives of the Arkansas Traveler University student newspaper and a were among those attending to reprint here portions i trained operators The i Judge Pink spoke first I filed from Pilsen lives said for the m describing the posed project would be I'd like of a dispa band will i f i r s t parade of bands of Fayetteville sent Czech Rhapsody by j Czech soldiers who had fought for within 1 ger Chaconne from First Suite the British the officials petition submitted to the American Woman Who Resigned Embassy Post Singing Praises Of Soviet System Reveals She Married Red Months Ago committee in which he i Feb of about persons the area Boy Scout merit badge show Vie last night Twenty-five booths in which Boy of Northwest are showing the work they are doing in Scouting ore dis- played at the Armory The show opened last night and will he open again tonight from to with judging of the booths to take place about B o'clock The troops represented the booths on display Troop 106 Indian lore 107 cycling 1 10 wood turning Springdale 119 forestry dale 111 bird study and respects to the flag Fayetteville 202 chemistry and angling Fayetteville 104 book binding 115 ing West Fork fingerprints coln carpentry Siloam Springs 01 astronomy and first aid Rogers reptile study camping and airplane design Rogers 109 ing and tenderfoot requirements Moscow Feb Walter Bedell Smith Aires Bucar one of his staff who resigned yesterday was in not notifying married a Russian baritone 13 months ago Under State Department Miss Bucor tall blonde should have fidd the embassy immediately resigned Miss Bucar who is 33 and from Clairton Pa said she met her husband about 35 almost two Lapshin years ago when sbe came to the Soviet Union to work in the U.S ation Service Lapshin sings with the Moscow Operetta Then tor She resigned yesterday saying she felt further work with the embassy would bc incompatible with my present In her letter of resignation Miss Bucar said she hail acquired n real understanding of the sian's She said the policy of the i United States embassy is led against these people Ambassador Walter Bedell Smith said last night he had not received the letter yet In the U S Information Service Miss Bucar did work on a magazine titled In her letter of resignation she Seaway Backers Plan to Continue FigM Feb backers of the St Lawrence way project to carry on the despite their third defeat in 14 years After more than a month's de- the bitterly disputed the Senate voted 57 to 30 to send it unck foreign Relations Committee for further study This obviously Senator said come up again this year But the proponents are going to keep fighting for it until it does The hill provided thai the St Lawrence River be navigable lo shipping to connect the Great Lakes with Atlantic It also proposed selling up n horsepower hydro-electric plant at N Y The ed States and Canada were to split 1 People Appear Resigned To New Treaty Premier May Head Special Delegation To Moscow Helsinki Finland Feb Julio E is ex- by Tuesday to mime a detonation to discuss with Moscow Iho treaty requested br Prime Minister Stalin It seems likely delegation will be bended by either Premier or by Foreign Minister Carl diplomat long ence in Moscow negotiations Persons close to the cabinet said he president has asked mentary groups to tell him their toward the proposed reaty by Tuesday The mood of the Finnish people Outwardly they iro just another fina weekend with skating ships as the main issue But wherever two Finns meet the Russian proposal is the principal of conversation The general attitude thus far seems In This is not a Russian a logical result the strained international tion The decision is no easy since Finland has only one To her position and re- tain her said the conservative newspaper Soumi But the Communist newspaper Taking cover shroud oS Finland's bourgeois circles have for several years been fatherland and lo for and ends It Is by Hoist Intermezzo from Folk i There were only a few Suite by R Vaughn company of j hams No Name by Vitto s March of the Majorettes by mon The young musicians today Czechoslovakia's Ball To Be men who hadn't seen I At University native land since before j where they fought A Beaux ball using a were studying and rehearsing largest city gave them the program tonight More than error's welcome 250 students and bandmasters arc attending the clinic Baby Slayer May Be Placed In Institution Symbol Of Freedom They were a symbol t surrealistic theme will be given con tonight at the Student Union room by the University Art Guild Townspeople and University of free am invited to attend the f little open masquerade try of greatness cver the University cratic and progressive They came j Costumes will carry out the i be i Pilsen behind General motif A prize ton's American troops 1 awarded for the best costume Champaign crowds loyally cheered j Gillen water and lone action lo place Muriel Ostrowsky But i Avis will bc in charge of a 20 in a mental institution were for something grain of comic songs and dances started yesterday after a they hadn t seen Decorations consisting of County Grand Jury refused A murals and still life to indict the University of ing a CLry have been made by own flags art students Shortly dusk word swept through the crowds that co-ed in connection with the strangling of her new born baby State's Attorney John J in accordance with tions by the Grand Jury a petition in County Court that she be to a mental tion that the entire returns from Ward 4 bc cast out and not certified He asserted that he was not allowed to be present at the voting in Ward 4 and that he thus was unable to challenge as many votes as he otherwise would have done In his petition he claimed thai 102 sons votes whose names do not appear on the official poll list of Washington County or who neither filed an poll tax receipt nor a county clerk's certificate with their ballots There were so many illegal votes cast in Ward 4 that the en- tire vote should be cast out and not canvassed by the his petition stated It contained a list of the challenged voters and also a of those who voted who registered at the University last September tiding towns other than Fayetteville as their residence Jameson Heard stamp collecting I During my sojourn in the obvious that these circles have new Impulses the old gans and tricks are being used again But this time they shall no longer deceive A Moscow dispatch said nn viet newspaper published anything on any Finnish subject today Observers Concerned Political observers expressed concern over the Soviet move in view of the impending mentary elections scheduled for July This concern stems from the pattern set throughout Eastern Europe in recent elections S o ti m a n of the Social Democrat parly which has been cow reasserted its view that land should strive for neutrality in conflicts It The recent war altered Iht position of the country nrd the peace treaty re- our military of tor estimated at and Cub pack 4 at craft Cub pack 37 at Springdale kites Cub pack 24 at Rogers handicraft Cub pack 36 at lonville handicraft Farm Bureau Members Hear Health Plan Talk About 200 of the Bureau Cooperative were to meet this morning at the courthouse Soviet Union I have given ful consideration to all factors in- and I came to the ing now I have a real understanding of the try and its fine people who ore doing their toward i Thompson DCS and costs with the American share instance getting armed We therefore fail to under- stand the necessity of a pact such Ins the one proposed by Soviet Russia Most persons the Com- bloc seems to feel that Finland should steer away from great power conflicts remain a neutral Scandinavian country It is clear however that pany Inc of T h e the members of Parliament realize Fayetteville Boat Firm Is Incorporated Little Rock Feb cles of incorporation have been issued to the Norfork Boat in I discussion of the new Ar- lisas Health Plan by R J ton represent live of plan project Inb plan Ar- the Czech troops had entered Party Held city A moments later the j first car rolled into the city square I have heard many crowd but none like the sound that rose irom Paint Parking City workmen today roped off Ihc west Mdc of the Square and began spaces in preparation for the official of parking meter the world a better place to live Knowing well that the policy of the embassy is directed Against these people I consider further work in the embassy with my present views j f am leaving the embassy and j i remaining in Russia This decision has also been in- by the fact that I found j j my happiness here by j I falling in love with a Russian I have above ami I am i Ilon charter authorized 300 shares of fully that a situation has beta no-par value stock forced upon this country Clinton J Thompson and Doris i A defense treaty with Finland would give Russia a chain of such pacts with neighbors from tha Black Sea on the south to far north of the Some sources the proposed treaty would be quite similar to that Russia signed with in 1045 The Mr Wade said today that tne company will sell boats and has Ihc franchise for North Arkansas It iias a dock at Norfork lake where the boMs are displayed Offices for the being are at 20 Center Street Mr Thompson is a former resident here and pact a treaty of friendship and Miuluat defence against many ur any power allied with Germany directly or indirectly In war of Mrs Earl Bird of j Czechoslovakia passed this week The for my decision py I have courage lo start life in this country By Mr Jameson followed Mr PUk j Monday morning The marking before the committee He project will be continued PACK Traffic Toll Down Chicago Feb The traffic dropped 13 percent in January compared with the month last year The under 1 Communist controlled cabinet The new government waj in yesterday in Prague Team To ON Put f lO Y Feb titti i av truck load January toll was JUy il of beer before they with in January 1017 the rial Ml the 800 cases empty National Council Philadelphia Wallace party Feb Communist Business And Professional Semina rs Slated At University said the unwed junior j says William Foster student from Lawrence N Y i fuU liberation i national of the Tho wm play host the University It is by told him she strangled the infant The only about munist party in the United States at Arkansas Real shortly after t was born ON Foster told a Lenin memorial u J 20 in her rooming houre save her family from disgrace Cab Company Quits The Razorback Cab Company West has suspended operation Pat Shaver its owner has announced Rogers May Protest Proposed Phone Rates meeting and concert last night that his party would support and professional seminars R T Little hundreds of persons from all 03 chairman of the general ry A Wallace for the presidency on a third party Tie urged his audience to lend Rogers Ark Feb your efforts to this new August I asking the City of j party regardless of what the AFL j ers to enter a protest or CIO adding i t h tions of Arkansas and other seminar Southern slates All real brokers and The seminars are scheduled in j men in At kanjas are to THE WEATHER Under the supervision of the College of Business against the proposed increase in f Wallace as our leader the j tion the a re u 1 1 sumption of a practici telephone rates in Southwestern Bell voice by the i ing man will have Telephone j American politics fair Company are being circulated criticized the Marshall row this and The will be for recovery as a Rising at thp 3 war plan lo world ling of the City Council mation by Wall Sticel in the less of they arc members of the association Invitations are also being sent to real estate boards in Joplin Tulsa Muskogee Miami and other towns in Missouri and Oklahoma be I Brady of Wichita conducted August 6 and president of the National seminar for real estate lion of Estate and salesmen ever conducted at I C F Byrns of Fort Smith editor the University in years before the war A real estate seminar of the Southwest American and the Times have accepted invitations to spenk A and loan seminar Whittemore anJ Lowe a two- piano team will appear in a con- tert at the Field House Monday at R tj m Their program will in- clude classical compositions and popular arrangements sponsored by the Federal Home j chairman Bank of Little Hock is uled for August 0 to 13 inclusive Curran Conway vice president of the Federal Home Loan Bank of Little Rock will be the program 1 ui r la i j thf WerM Arthur received committee and Henry A fellowship at Eastman of is vice of he met Jack Lowe who the general seminar committee and a scholarship from the noted chairman Residents of Arkansas Louisiana Mississippi New ico Oklahoma and Texas take part An insurance seminar of the program com- j music school Their career as a team began on a A number of the leading trip to Puerto ance executives the nation have i a had been ar- accepted to j ranged for them although they ake pan in tne five-day hart together before The concluding short course will 1 for August 23 to 21 inclusive I under sponsorship of the Arkansas Bankers Association Ewing sored by the Arkansas Association president of the Searcy Bank of of Insurance is scheduled Searcy Ark is chairman of the for August tw 20 inclusive general seminar committee by the University and the Community Concert sociation Only University s t un- dents nnd members of the 1 lion maty attend
