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   Northwest Arkansas Times (Newspaper) - January 12, 1952, Fayetteville, Arkansas                               Kll PUBLIC INTEREST THE FIRST CONCERN OF THIS NEWSPAPER Associated AP King and NEA features 90 145 Two In Sedan With Wounded Man Escape Police Unable To Catch Car Hunted In Southeast Area Forrest City ras police pressed a hunt today for an elusive black sedan which vanished yesterday after a chase over Southeast Arkansas mads The mystery car carrying two men and a shotgun in the front seal and a wounded man in the back a j of road blocks thrown up after it was spottort near Osceola The big car reportedly bore license plates The search was set off when a tourist court operator reported of the car asked how they J could gel lo Mississippi without going through West Memphis Ark or Memphis Term He he peeped into the car saw sa shotgun and a man swathed in bloody ed on the back scat The dragnet spread as far cash as Memphis where a dozen police cars were dispatched lo the ARKANSAS SATURDAY EVENING JANUARY 12 Local and partly tonight and tomorrow fooler tomorrow High ture yesterday 15 Mow 31 11 a m Sunrise PRICE FIVI CENTS Heroes Welcomed Back To Land and Arkansas bridge nine the Mississippi River Arkansas stale and county lice placed road blocks alone Highway fil from to Memphis But before they were set up a police car chase here lo a speeding answering he car's The big sedan out d the police vehicle tics said be police rar up the chase when ts sun blew off at miles In hour Another car fitting the tion of the wanted auto was peri at Ark but its were released after their identity Boad blocks were removed last night but the alert for mystery car was still on in Mississippi and West Would Cancel Mayor Votes In Ward 3 Maupin hearing an be- tween Arthur n Davidson ami Mayor Powell M Rhca nf claiming he was elected in the November lib general asked today by tn expunge from Die ail voles cast in Ward 3 The took request under advisement and hearing The request was made after it was determined Dial no names of election officials were included on the certified list of voters in J that ward and that the list had been as form in the contest by agreement between the two parties The issue came up during of testified he voted for W I and identified him in ihc alph Walls Mrs Herbert I courtroom He Fairies William marked No as the 26th Chester I Leonard Huford Hand i cast in Ward 3 Attorneys 1 T York Ed Rhca objected saying this Henry Walker Mrs Brvan peached the official record which er Bryan Walker Johnny Mahan I as voter j M johnny Mahan and Falls To Capture listed Miss No 26 Ruth Mrs C D Atkinson who served as one of two in Ward 3 was railed as n witness and She Ward Mrs H L i Mrs Jack I sky J H Kennan Clint Shnok Wallace S Mrs Mrs Cathryn Howard 1 Wardlow James In Athletics At University School Has Surplus Income However Audit Shows I Youthful Gangs Of Dope Addicts Are Disclosed Expenditures of the University athletic department durinc the school year were far No Trace nf Bishop nf the department Police said Hint no word to figures released by has been received of the lhc comptroller an abouts of Tuck Bishop who failed j to return lo the stale prison Figures quoted by the after a Christmas furlough op was sentenced to life after killing four men in Springdale several years ago j Refuse To Work In Oklahoma Mine Goodwin Shook was the rasl ballot 2.1 and Howard Durnal M i s H j identified Terry who wont lo Durnal W P Durnal Ben Alexander polling with Shook Ihr first wittier called at today's hearing iho court lie was unable to identify Ihc shown him as the one he cast in Ward 3 It wap de- that neither Lonnie Shook Mrs Clara Trov Clark nnd Miss Day Ward R Green Mrs Bronks Mrs J S i and -I S Knox W II Cherry j Six nf lhc Davidson nor Milburn Terry was listed as a I w j voter in the list of voters appeared voluntarily Two of New discovery of pa red by the two judges in thi a old boy has led lo the disclosure of youthful Eangs of dope addicts who police say arc supplied by a peddler i the Ward 2 voters were ward hut that the name Shook on the list The testimony followed a seven and one-half hour session yesterday in the election A number of voters yesterday Cine of the voluntary witnesses was Clint Shook treasurer ot Washington County Shook identified Davidson as the his ballot and slated thai lie Receipts Expenditures Net loss The audit showed that the Uni- versity had a income of I member during the year with ex- of leaving income nf State funds funds funds student fees Narcotics Squad disclosed day that the told of addiction when questioned about continued truancy from school Widespread investigation re- the existence of three Sangs separated by ace with with were sustained in each case The lime nf day also was asked by attorneys today nnd most of the electors stated they casl their ballots time between 5 and B p m Voted After G TO 18 PI and other income mine inspectors taken 387.877 pics of air in the Carbon Of the total expenditures the Mine near as 37 idle miners main division here spent i said today decision lo delay an inlo conduct of Inquiry By Senate Investigators Delayed tn quest Inn was as a Democratic his status as public official and parly member Davidson's lawyers objected add were sustained by Similar objections were sustained j p when lawyers tried lo i Mrs Tom summoned as a question Davidson voters on witness said she voted a few they wrote in Davidson's name minutes alter fi Questioned Throughout Ihc Iher on this point she said j Davidson attorneys hinted thai it was five or III they will try to show that Rhea utes after fi and that the polls was not actually Democratic i were still npen at lhat hour Her nominee for mayor in the marked time after refusing the Medical School at Little work until safely precautions are Rod spent si 463 731 and the laken The since II as a precaution against deadly gas was reopened day but the miners refused to work until further investigation was made Service spent Taft Will Address Arkansas Republicans To Mission In Tokyo political they are figures does not trying In duck Chairman of the Sonaio Investigations her lo the stand and said he was sure they voted together before fi o'clock closing lime fnr the polls Both said they voted or Davidson and identified him in the courtroom Others who appeared this ing and said they voted fnr i -on and identified ballots and lhc write-in candidate were Williams Mr and Mrs Oliver Lollar and Frank M her fi election every time they brought his inlo tions to the witnesses Indue sustained the objections of Tinea attorneys RhM Heard morning 10 by from Ward 2 ballots and fi other ballots were entered as dence from Ward 2 by agreement Thomas Replies To Governor On Highway Audit Would Hove McMath Assume Responsibility For Department In answer to Governor that an by the Arkansas Highway Audit Commission into a political hunt Herbert I Thomas of a mission member this afternoon issued following The Audit har Us first attempted tn find the admitted head of the Highway While I war not ent at the Thursday Governor McMath and er members of the Highway Audit from the i statement given them I assume that he definitely accepts the for the administration of Ibis department i Press reports of the would likewise bear this out I am In hopes that Audit Commission a1 a whole accepts the statement as a j this fart With this responsibility i established I feel the Audit mission should direct its public hearings to the major principle of whether or not administration of the Highway i has been efficiently I and honestly administered by the laws of slate by fair ethics and a moral responsibility lo the taxpayers of Arkansas or er it has been administered wise 1 If It been efficiently honestly administered then Highway Audit Commission I should jive unstinted praise lo the Rovernor praise that he may use to campaign or to his administration In nny way i he chooses If we find that there is Inefficiency law violations honesty of employes aided and en- by s lax i then the major blame should be not director the Highway Commission or the minor em- ployes but directly on the and the should be for the ney general or nny other political In a campaign U he chooses t urge public to weigh carefully ihc facts as brought out In this audit and join with the Audit Commission In praise or condemnation of the governor who Is the Highway Department's administrator Top picture shows Mrs lames with a gun in her back leaning from a window in her Auburn N Y home in which on armed man barricaded himself against officers Talking to Mrs are a priest and slate troopers The fugitive held the the photo is shown from the window Identified as Donald the subcommittee members voted The Soviet Union is unanimously to hold in to keep a trade cases involving n Tokyo as part of a plan to woo live Mrs Flo Little A Papan away from the west ii was j secretary to Taft of Ohio candidate for the Re- today The Russians already dent and Charles E publican presidential nomination have laid groundwork for the j Shaver a former Senate will keynote the Arkansas GOP mission I Hoey said this was done because rh i cd by stale policeman a shootina ran Into the house and held woman Later he shot himself in the stomach and in phot cut 1 Mrt V H i f complex deal in war surplus shins three wards wore would be first ease taken up i as by stipulation by his group this session Ho said amos testimony from the Dl lhc early morning Davidson Witnesses Called After Rhca rested nt p m but in Ward 2 this was not done because election officials had not initialed the ballots yesterday attorneys for Davidson I Testimony yesterday s h o r ri 1 calling witnesses to the Davidson's name was written stand to instructed j nnt ns Arthur H A B and Used In Egypt n Supreme Court's Arthur but also as d crn GOP Executive peace treaty drafted by the Taft accepted the tation to Hunt For Panther Under Way Near Shreveport Ld hunters beat their way Louisiana hills today in search of a panther that has this area for two weeks Doubts that a panther is really on the loose were squelched y 1 day when a hound rioR was ripped and chewed by the beast less than four miles from the heart of this rity of Foot Soldier Army has decided tn train all its 25 Reserve Corps divisions as infantry i muse of n lack of training ties equipment for airborne I armored troops Spain loins Boycott Madrid joined today in western boycott on sending goods to Soviet bloc countries Tn Oen George K will retire January 31 after service tlic Air Force benefit from for the day One ballot had state convention here April The Russians waul Department voles Cobb state j in Japan even ing into of the political cases n-v lno chairman yesterday told the Ar- I fy refuse lo accept the Japanese and it is hardly proper tn have lanks into acti Racing Commission To Hold Open Session public will lir to attend the parallel facts of same Four County Champions had identified ballots as theirs ami pointed out Arthur R Davidson in the courtroom as man for whom they intended their vote Twenty-one of the Davidson voles today Ill on permit of Ihc Arkansas al which 1 Dixie Downs Inc line below yards near the Tel El In operate i horse race Irack al ame but station in Canal j West Memphis Ark is to be was unable lo read brittle broke out thir person who wrote 1 said lie j one Cameron meant lo write Davidson's name was and Hot three wounded by a 1J yesterday he of lhc weie As nn the open More Sub-Zero Cold In Central States The Another blast of sub-zero cold hit North states today The icy air extended over Montana into the Minnesota and Wisconsin It also cold in Northern New Some was reported in Texas and the Gulf states after i yesterday morning's chilly rr Temperatures were around levels in other parts of country marked in other thin n manner man Downs I and 4 recess because they to court today would cause undue allot neys a Three Children Burn iTo Death In Missouri progressed the after a conference with Governor were from Ward I and 17 were i in voting mst from Ward 2 JudRe Cummines attorneys lhat Guards Two allowed five voters from Wards Henry Walker's ballot had were reported raptured to testify just before he name written in and Fighting continued inlo the name crossed out but Ihal an X appeared in the box by name They asserted also that the Number Of ballots cast by Mr and Mrs Jack c eral objection lo all the had no X in Ihc box jOUght Average votes and in addition objected lo I by Davidson's name but contained several individual voles because I s a d Xs in and the Marines callum P H de- in and dared showed name crossed and Davidson's name February and a CONTINUED ON PAGE for March of alleged irregularities Davidson witness was ed lo stale whether the ballot handed lo him by a Davidson lawyer was one by him in November fi election Then he was lo point out the son for whom he intended his vote i Fach voter looked nr to j I Davidson who was with lawyers in front of I bench and most of voteiv: noted he was a tie Davidson sub- from Ward 1 appeared Three small were burned to death their mother was Mns after fire destroyed the home of Mr and Mrs Hill at Hunker Mo The children were identified a Wanda Hill four Albeit Hill and Hay Hill is cepl J D York In Ward all of them testified except Wayne best Mrs II ft and Parents Fined Turn Five Children Over To The Judge Antioch of the Vales Hamm children on his hands today all of pin The children aged lo II were lo by Mr rlr of the I anu Mrs Amos Harlon after he I to he puppet fined sin for dictatorship Mr and Mr W Th the In had been sent home ration of om unto for wearing pin curls We I ut of aids IS Davidson four aie other Uvo subpoenaed by lo he heard 143 The 1.1 who Theola liom scho not She and Timothy all -ere ihr in The SO and lo of i Adei if Her Hamm not hail children rnl to hall Both Hamm and Joseph nations blond before try lo sel them back a was filed lo Theola a ward of Juvenile are and achievement winners for Davids luli work in County nnd special lit ai the Lesion I hill are left lo ruin of While and Ruth Ann I of I Grove and Lower ol Son's Chapel in order of Ward Henry W K IV V Mrs Mi's an art hacked by the you The Mart banded school the lo fi Iced lo come to school with hn hair m pin curlers Whe ho sided with then appeared he couil nnd veie fined Gallons him Mrs Harlon mse they ol youngest lr t and in educate With Ihal nut When Hamm went to outer found ihn five look all the without ine an inch We'll noser pay fine for we're nni said Mrs I lold I'd Co lo jail hill 1 won't pny Hie i yount inc Doreen 1 1 j The bin e three seven Cheryl children In DECKED Cor- conn it only but old pro when it comes to The ion Wis his col- lection ol more Ihin 175 picture cardi of MI to tmt i Ht hn M Incredible Ted by the   

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