%Strength for the DayTH« righteous shall inheritthe land, and dwell therein for-ever.-Psalms 37:29.Vol. 47. No. 120PRICE 5 CENTSMaryville, Missouri,Tuesday Evening, October 23, 1956THE WINNER FROM 18.000 Jean Seberg, center, of Marshalltown,Iowa, hugs her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Seberg, in New \ork after learning she was chosen over 18.000 other contestants from two continents to play the title role in the forthcoming film of George Bernard Shaw's play, “Saint Joan.”— lt;NEA Telephoto).rCity WaterHERE^THERE Supply LowestThis YearAutopsy onForecast StitFight VictimMinus RainPlannedi1Dr. B. F. Byland, county coroner, said today he will request permission to perform an autopsy of the brain of Thomas Jefferson Noland. 44, bachelor farmer near Burlington Jet, to determine cause of deathThe operation, which would be performed by Dr. Emmett Settle, Rock Port pathologist, would make it the first post-mortem medical diagnosis performed here for a coroner’s Inquest in over 12 years. 1Noland died about 1a.m. Sunday a few hours after being transferred from the county jail where he was being held on a charge of disturbin'?the peace.Fight Occurred Oct. 6Allegedly he and Virgil Caudill,St Joseph, engaged in a fist fight at a Quitman tavern Oct. 6 operated by Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Day.Caudill is still in jail waiting for a hearing on the charge.Sheriff Earl Anderson said that Ncland took sick Saturday afternoon, complaining of pains in his neck and stomach.On the way to St. Francis hospital, Noland lapsed into a coma,he said.KANSAS CITY — P) — Tor Missourians looking for drought-relieving rains, today's forecast is of help.It makes no mention of mois'ure The weather will be a little warmer in the northwest and north-central tonight and over the state Wednesday with higlis between 75 and 80.St. JosephSlayer WantsEarly TrialST. JOSEPH, Mo.—'.TV-'The confessed slayer of reporter Dick | Skram said from his jail cell today he wanted to “get it over as soonas possible.”iDoctors said they thought No-William Eugene Morgan, whoadmitted he shot the Gazette reporter last week at Corby pond! said:“I want some kind of a future to look forward to, even if it is a 20 or 30-year sentence or whatever It is. And I need help because Ii don’t know why I did it.”; Prosecuting Attorney Frank DCannett, Jr., said Morgan had told him he wanted to waive prelimin-i ary hearing. However, that must await the return to the city ofTAKE BIG NEWS CALMLY—Calm ilation showing on their faces, a cers is shown outside the Zera motor *aw Poland, after Wladyslaw Gon Polish Communist Party chief, pledjHundreds\Revolt for/Free Algeria/tALGIERS i/P)— Angry demonstra-r'lacV'KsH writVi in fTtu nit1cii