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B.A Monday, Aug. 14, 1961 Tub Shbevi poht Timei II and an employe the State DIFFICULT DECISION Highway Department. FORFEITS MATCH ft McDonogh Principal Turns Down Transfer IT Funeral services wilt be held at 2 p.m. Monday in Zwn Church. Burial will be in Zian Cemetery under the direction of Rose Neath Funeral Home.

Survivors include his widow; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Bamburg; and two brothers, Raymond Bamburg of Bossier City and Lamar Bamburg of port Arthur, Tex. I SALK VACCINt TO BE USED NAHA, Okinawa, Aug. 13 0T The U.S.

Civil Administration plans to innoculate (46,000 Ryukyuan with Salk vaccinp starting Aug. 21. Man Killed By Gun Blast AtCoushatta COUSHATTA. Aug. 13 (Special).

A 42-year-old Red River Parish man accidentally shot himself to death near here at the home of his parents early today, according to Dr. L. S. Huckabay, parish coroner. Dead is Claude Wallace Bam-burg of Route 3, Coushatta.

Dr. Huckabay ruled that Bam-burg accidentally shot himself with a pistol. Bamburg was found shot shortly after midnight. He died about 12:30 a.m. of a bullet wound of the abdomen, attendants said.

He was a veteran of World War WilvH Set Today For Gun Victim TEXARKANA, Aug 13 (Special' Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Monday at East Memorial chapel for Johnny Thomson, 40, who was shot to death here Friday. The Rev. James W. Read will officiate.

Buhial will be in Hill-crest Cemetery. Dale Spriggs, 38, local automobile repair shop owner, has been charged with murder in connection with shotgun death, and is free on $10,000 bond. Surivors include Mrs. Thompson's his widow; one son, Billy Don Thompson; a daughter, Elizabeth Jeanctte Thompson; his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

K. H. Thompson, all of Texarkana; one brother, Robbie Lee Thompson of Houston, four sisters, Mrs. William Barges of Camerrilo, Mrs. H.

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UN 3-4 1 1K 4 U.S. Chess Champ Fails To Show Up LOS ANGELES, Aug. 13 U. L-ixteen-year-old Bobby Fischer, defending U. S.

chess champion, failed to show up for the 12th game in his match with challenger Samuel Keshevsky today, The referee called it a forfeit victory for Reshevsky and set off a storm that could rock chess circles for weeks, Referee Irving Rivise gave this account: A wwk ago the game was rescheduled from Saturday evening to 11 a. m. today. Fischer protested. Officials warned him to appear or lose.

When Fischer didn't show up today, 'Rivise declared the forfeit. "I never expected this." said Reshevsky. And he left. Fischer was not available for comment. Rivise said the change was ordered because Reschevsky would not play on Saturday, the Jewish Sabbath.

The referee added: "I think Fischer felt this was done to accommodate Reshevsky and wouldn't have anything to do with it. We haven't been unreasonable he has." Another official said, "He's a late riser he doesn't like to play early." The match moves to New York this week for its final I Mrs. Martha Whitson of Texarkana and Mrs. Dorothy Backer of SAM'S Discount Alamogordo, N.M. Accident Fatal To W.

R. Casey GLADEWATER, Aug. 13 LIQUORS A7 I if By BOB ROWAND NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 13 UPu. One day this summer, 31-year-old John A.

Stewart made one of the most difficult decisions of his professional life as a public school teacher. He turned down a transfer. He decided to remain as principal of McDonogh No. 19 elementary school in New Orleans, the big downtown school where all the white students walked out when three first-grade Negro girls came to school by federal court order. "We have our professional pride," the youngest principal in the school system later told the Associated Press in an exculsive interview.

"And, it's a joy to work at this school." Trouble was a constant companion at McDonogh No. 19 last year. Will it be during the school term which opens in a few weeks? "As it stands now," said Stewart, "we'll open the doors and see what happens. There have been no contacts made with parents about returning to school no survey has been made." Principal Stewart will not be the only one of the forgotten people to return to teaching at McDonogh and at William Frantz, the other public school desegregated last fall. Twelve of 15 teachers will be back at McDonogh, 17 of 18 will be back at William Frantz.

"During the days when the pub-lie thought we may not have been doing anything," said Stewart, "we were preparing a language arts program for grades one through six. It takes a look at what might be taught in readipg, writing, listening and speaking." One teacher, who with the others preferred to remain anonymous, said: "There was a feeling of respect and closeness among the 1647 KINGS HIGHWAY OLD GRAND-DAD, OLD TAYLOR JOHN A. STEWART OLD FORESTER 100 PROOF 100 PROOF THIS IS THE craft which the U.S. government has agreed to return to Cuba in exchange for an Eastern Air Lines Electra hijacked by a gunman on July 24. The patrol boat was stolen July 29 by Cubans seeking asylum and has been in Key West since then.

See story on Page One. (AP Wirephoto) 'GREAT STEP FORWARD' 3g (Special) Winf red R. Casey, of Gladewater, died today in a' Tyler, hospital from injuries received Saturday in an auto acci-! dent here. I He was injured when he lost control of his car and the vehicle 1 ran into a ditch. He was thrown from the auto.

Funeral services will be held at 2:30 p.m. Monday in the Malcolm-Stone Funeral Home chapel. Burial will be in Rock Springs Ceme-, tery, Survivors include his widow; two sons, Michael and Patrick! Casey, and two daughters, Juanita and Margaret Casey, all of Glade- i water; his mother and several brothers and sisters. I A four games. Reshevsky leads in victories, 3-2.

There have been 7 draws. FoiiKvm because the going gets tough, you don't give up." Parents ere naturally confused, one teacher felt. Gov. Jimmie Davis "had promised open and segregated schools every day every week and some of the parents took him at his word." At the end of the term, the Wiliam Frantz principal transferred to another school. A new one has been assigned for next term.

Stewart said he felt the staffs of both schools "staying on the job Cuba Hails Agreement To Return U.S. Plane 7" WHITE HORSE or HAIG HAIG 5 SCOTCH WHY PAY MOljE? BUY 3 AND SAE! want to stay with just the Negro girls. I would ask for a transfer. What if the situation is the same as last winter: "You mean just sitting? No sir, I would not go through that again." day. A Cuban crew will retrieve The average couple on a motor trip spends about $29 a day.

the Cuban patrol boat SV8 from Key West, the same day. In announcing the agreement, the State Department brushed aside the Cuban proposals for teachers. If we had not had that feeling, we could not have gone common antihnacking measures through the year. did a lot more good for the teaching profession than if we had walked off the job." Two of his teachers went on maternity leave, he said, and another left for reasons not connected with the desegregation issue. But we were discouraged there and said the agreement is "definitely not a swap." The exchange resulted from a were no pupils.

Our job is to teach. I don't think I can ever forget the experience seeing the empty rooms day after day." The three-story, block-long school has HAVANA, Aug. 13 UPt-Fidel Cas-' tro's regime today hailed the agreement to return a hijacked Eastern Airlines Electra to the United States and called for the two countries to coordinate efforts to combat future acts of air or sea piracy. A foreign ministry communique said the agreement the first between the two countries since Washington severed relations with the pro-Communist Castro government last January "is a great step forward for repression of these acts of piracy that endanger the lives of Cuban and North American citizens." The communique also called for a continued exchange of opinions between the two governments Parents were always cordial and friendly to McDonogh teachers, he said. Some of the staff have taught series of notes through Swiss channels begun when the United States protested the hijacking of the Electra July 24.

The $3.2 million four-engined Electra was on a Miami 17 classrooms. three generations of a Another said: "The feeling pre vailed among teachers we were One teacher said: "Some of the parents thought if we had a walk to Tampa run when a gun-toting passenger forced the pilot to fly it doing what we thought was out, the while integregation-segre-gation problem would have been At the same time, the parents were doing what they thought was to Havana. Castro released the 32 passengers and five crewmen but kept the plane. right." The 40-foot Cuban patrol boat, worth $30,000, was sailed into Key West July 29 by three Cuban ref aimed at establishing formal agreements for a reciprocal return solved. My personal opinion is, integration is coming and we'll have to accept it.

I would prefer it the other way. I am not in favor of it." How about next month? One McDonogh teacher said: "I would be a little bit surprised if we get some of the white students back. ugees. of hijackers, exchanging hijacked ships and planes and for A Miami advertising firm, and sought a court order anti-hiacking penalties. for seizure and sale of the craft to "In time to come, said another, "we will be the wiser for what has happened.

We gained a better understanding of each other, as well as of the community." Ten blocks away from McDonogh angry screams cut through the winter morning. Parents boycotting William Frantz yelled their protests as about a dozen white children entered with one Negro girl another first grader. The same proposals were ad be put against a $429,000 judgment the firm has against the Castro government. Charles R. Ashman, "I'll be back for my class.

I vanced in the series of notes between the two governments which led to the agreement announced thought a time or two about transferring to another school, but I a lawyer for the firm, said in Mi ami the suit will be dropped if the know those in the community well last night in Washington. It calls for an American crew to go to Havana to fly out the plane Tues- state department requests it. enough to want to stay. Another said if asked to teach a Negro class: "I accept them if the other children return. I would not The Cuban call for antihijacking agreements between Cuba and the United States or "any other interested government" bolsters reports that the Castro regime is worried Two Missing Teenage Girls Found Slain and embarrassed by the increased wave of hijacking.

(fey lllHlriliif! only 9j5 -r The noise bounced through the three-story school where 18 teachers waited. They arrived earlier to avoid the crowd. At first it was nerve-wracking, said one, but "we adapted quickly. "We became so used to seeing them there, it seemed strange when they didn't show up. We worked hard all day and forgot about them." Some teachers were targets of wrath, at their homes.

"At night people would call me," explained one. "Sometimes every half hour. Sometimes they would use vile language. Sometimes they called me 'nigger lover. Another asked: "What could the teachers do? You just don't quit.

It's like that in any profession. Just THIEF LIKES LATEST BUY MIAMI, Aug. 13 MB. Buying a burly dog turned out not to be the answer to doughnut merchant Edward Boose's burglary problem. Boose reported another break-in today.

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Both had been shot to death and badly beaten. State police Lt. A. J. Smith said authorities were working on the theory the murders were the work of a sex maniac.

The girls were identified as Mat-tie C. Restine, 13, and Patty Sue Fritz, 14, both from Carlsbad. Two J. D. Warren Well Known in the Meat Business is pleased to announce The Opening Today of the rabbit hunters found the bodies this afternoon.

The older girl's clothing had been removed and part of it was hung on a piece of sagebrush. The younger girl was fully clothed. Smith said officers were not immediately sure whether the girls had been sexually molested. The girls were last seen alive in the vicinity of North Mesquite St. in Carlsbad.

A resident of the neighborhood told police Friday night he. saw two juvenile girls struggling with a man. School Burglary Suspect Caught A 13-year-old Negro boy who was due to appear in juvenile court this morning in connection with the theft of several bicycles, was in trouble again yesterday on a burglary charge and with escape. Caddo Sheriff J. Howell Flour-noy said the youth, Arthur Lee Caldwell, of the Phelps Street area, has a long juvenile record.

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