Jet, Private Plane
Crash Kills Seven
MIDLAND, (A*)—A jet plane and
a civilian aircraft collided over
Midland yesterday, exploding flam
ing wreckage into a residential
district and killing seven persons,
including a baby girl.
Those in the private plane were:
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Clement of
Bowie, Texas., and their 13-month-
old daughter, Cathy; and Mrs.
Clement’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Howard of Vashti.
Also killed were Capt. Roy A.
Roberts, 29, Bellville, Ill.,’ and 1st
Lt. Lowell B. Hale, 25, Decatur,
Ill. The jet plane airmen were
stationed at Webb Air Force Base,
Big Spring.
The j$t wreckage plunged into
the house of Mr. and Mrs. R. A.
Saunders and both the home and
plane went up in flames. The
Saunders were not at home at
the time.
The engine of the pi’op-driven
plane crashed into the kitchen of
Mrs. Billie Crowe. She and her
children, Janice, 1, and Debora,
3, were in the living room at the
time and were unhurt.
The body of one man crashed
through the roof of a home and
landed in a bath tub. The child’s
body was found in a flower bed and
the bodies of the others were
strewn about Permian Estates.
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MORE LOUNGE RECONDITIONING—Roy Lackey, Sam F. Ray, Bob Hoover and John
F. Heard are shown above (left to right) wo -king on the new additions to the lounge in
Dorm 9. All walls are being repainted, ceilings lowered, screens placed about the door
and phone; this work is scheduled to be finished Nov. 1.
Community Chest
Supports Red Cross
(Ed. Note: This is the first in
a series of articles on the agen
cies requesting your help in the
1956 A&M College-College Sta
tion Community Chest-Red Cross
Drive.)
The Brazos County Chapter of
the American Red Cross will re
ceive $2,000 out of the $14,000
goal of the 1956 A&M College-Col
lege Station Community Chest-
Red Cross Drive.
“After last year’s tornado, we
are all conscious of disaster prep
aration,” said Mrs. Ada Locke, ex
ecutive seci'etary of the chapter.
“Each year we put aside $50 to be
used in case of an emergency. If
we use more than that we are re
imbursed by the National organi
zation.”
Following the tornado in Bryan
last Easter, the local Red Cross
spent around $250 on telegrams,
telephone calls and I'ent for one
family who was homeless. More
was available, officials said.
Other principal services here are
loans and grants given to needy
persons, home service, the blood
program, nursing - service and first
aid find water safety.
Loans are made in most needy
cases. These can be paid off over
a long period of time with no in
terest. Grants, however, are not
expected to be repaid and are only
given in extreme cases.
Red Cross home service has long
been famous for its service to ser
vicemen away from home and
their families. This branch of the
organization provides' transporta
tion in emergencies, gives informa
tion on request about absent fam
ily members and gives counseling
in domestic troubles.
Through the first aid and water
safety program, millions of Amer
icans every year receive training
in swimming, lifesaving and first
aid.
Carnival
(Continued from Page 1)
fish pond and cartoonists who, for
a fee, will draw portraits.
All of the activity will take
place on the school slab, with the
exception of the magic show, pup
pet show and a free movie at 10
p. m. in the auditorium. The A&M-
Baylor game will be broadcast over
a loud speaker system.
Refreshments will be served
cafeteria-style in the school cafe
teria. Available will be chili
burgers, hot dogs, candy, cake, pie,
pop corn, soda pop and coffee.
The Battalion College Station (Brazos County), Texas
Thursday, October 25, 1956 PAGE 3
Arabs Retaliation
Leaves 60 Dead
RABAT, Morocco, — Sixty
dead were counted in Morocco
yesterday, victims of grim Arab
retaliation for the arrest by the
French of five leadimr Algerian
rebels. Many were mutilated.
Angry anti-French demonstra
tions and protest strikes spread
across seething North Africa as
Arab governments demanded re
lease of the Algerians. In Tripoli,
Libya, demonstrators stoned the
British Embassy and European
cars.
Among the 60 dead, mostly Euro
peans, were seven French soldiers.
They were killed and 24 comrades
were wounded in two ambushes in
eastern Morocco Tuesday night.
This was the most serious French
military loss reported on Moroccan
territory since Morocco cast off
its status as a protectorate.
Rampaving Moroccans struck
hard in Meknes and the surround
ing countryside Tuesday and Tues
day night, starting less than 24
hours after the five Algerian rebels
were seized by a French coup on a
plane flight from Morocco to Tu
nisia.
The actual cause of the uprising
in Meknes appeared to be an acci
dental shot fired by a Moroccan
trooper who wounded himself.
The shot enraged demonstrators
in the city of 150,000 and the blood
shed was on. Outside Meknes,
French sources said 38 farms,
mostly European, were burned.
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