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Underworld Fear Blamed
For Missouri Murders
. JEFFERSON CITY, Mo., April
JJ W) Gjv. Forrest Smith
tpoculatcd today two gang kill
ings, in . Kaniai City last week
stemmed from underworld fear
of what a federal grand jury
ijijght . learn about criminal op
watioqs. ' Charles Bimaggio, north side
olitiral loader and one of the
Democratic governor's support
ers, and Bimaggio's strong arm
man, Charles Gargotta, were
mowed down last Wednesday
night in a Democratic club on
Truman Road.
The Governor said that if the
Case is ever solved, it was his
belief the slayi,ng would be found
to have only an indirect connec-
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He noted that newspaper re
ports indicated Kansas City un
derworld members were getting
"nervous and jittery" about the
grand jury's lengthy inquiry.
Both Bimaggio and Gargotta had
testified before the jury and were
to be questioned again.
"Sombody was afraid they were
going to talk," Smith said.
Earlier today the Governor got
a letter from Mayor William E.
Kemp of Kansas City demanding
a "fine toothed investigation" of
the Kansas City police depart
ment. Kemp said the citizens
were entitled to know whether
there was any truth to reports
that department morale was
crumbling.
Smith said he talked with
Kemp by telephone after re
ceiving the letter and asked him
to the capitol tomorrow for a
conference.
As mayor, Kemp automatically
is a member of the police board.
' The Governor appoints the other
four members. In recent months
the mayor has sat with the board
land voted as a member a number
of times. '
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CALIFORNIA ALWAYS boasts about its purpetual sunshine,
but occasionally it does admit to a bit .of unauthorized bad
weather. During one of these never-to-be-mentioned storms,
in Los Angeles, a flash of lightening shattered ihe wall and
window directly behind Margo Pollock, 2, who shows her dis-,
pleasure, or maybe it's just surprise.
Graharn Revival Halted;
Preacher Is Exhausted'
BRIDGEPORT, Conn., April 1 1
(iT) Overcome by .what his
physician said was "extreme phy
sical exhaustion," revivalist Billy
Graham of Charlotte, was unable
to appear at a scheduled meet
ing here last night. He was or-
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former student, was an air force
veteran described by his mother
as a "war casualty" who had
shown "mental abnormalities."
A statewide manhunt began
for Smithey, but the case ended
abruptly Saturday morning when
he was found dead in a wooded
section of Chapel Hill. Smithey
had been shot through the head
and a pistol lay in his lap.
Coroner H. J. Walker termed
the case as "murder-suicide."
SBI -Director Anderson said
ballistics tests showed the pistol
found on Smithey "was the one
that killed Bennett."
dered to bed where the doctor
advised him to remain for at
least 24 hours of, complete rest.
Graham who conducted a re
vival in Springfield, Mass., last
night," complained of not feeling
well as he prepared for the meet
ing at his hotel snortly after 6
o'clock. When his condition
failed to improve, a local physi
cian was called. He urged that
the revivalist be put to bed.
Jack Wyrtzen, a radio com
mentator, who had been visiting
Graham, was substituted for the
revivalist. Wyrtzen gave an un
prepared talk to about 3,000 peo
ple who crowded the Lyric thea
tre and overflowed into two near
by halls where his voice was
carried over a public address sys
tem. Graham's public relations di
rector said the revivalist was
scheduled to conduct a meeting
in Fall River, Mass., tomorrow
night but it was indefinite
whether he would be able to ap
pear. V
Air Reserves
Honor Two,
Hear Reports
Major Joseph A. Porter, Pro
fessor . or Military Science at
North Carolina State College and
reserve Air Inspector for the 14th
Air Force, and Lt. Jack A. Crook,
Laison officer of the 14th Air
Force in charge of laison rela
tionships between Heardquarters
and volunteer reserve squadrons,
were guests of the Chapel Hill
flight of the 9942nd Volunteer
Air Force Training Unit at this
week's meeting in the University
AROTC building.
In the absence of acting flight
commander David B. Stevens,
who was away on air force busi
ness, Jack Fowler, the deputy
commander was in charge.
Paul. Boger of the University
Film Library spoke on the history
and organization of the Air Force;
Alex McMahon of the Institute of
Government and the Flight Per
sonnel Officer presented a lecture
on the structure, function, opera
tion and importance of reconnai
ssance "in Air force activity.
In aduuion, tne jocai reservists
saw a fnm on the newest pianes
and equipment used by tne Air
Force touay.
Major Porter and Lt. Crook
closed the meeting by bringing
tne chapei rinutin volunteer air
reservist;, up to uate on current
developments in me reserve
training program.
XVieeuiis oi the Chapel Hill
infant os. tne yjnu Viviiu ne
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Duna up some sort 01 an early
icon, &iaVi,Ki anu pi)QdDiy i.n.3-
intr win go uuo uic livjici.
Joe iooksmre wnl probably
take over JUdnuge's leau-oif du
ties.
Backing up Gaston in the bull
pen will be sophomore lefthander
nenry Schacnt. Southpaw Bill
McGinn is next in line and if
things get tough, Cassell might
pitch a few innings. The Tar
Heel coaching staff will shoot
the works today striving for
Carolina's win over the Deacs in
more than a year.
Except for the two probable
changes, the Tar Heels will use
iheir regular lineup with Captain
Will Hobbs on first, Brookshire
at short, Sleepy Senter at third,
Charlie Gurganus catching, Ed
Lamb in right, and Jim Ballou
in center.
The two clubs clash again Sat
urday afternoon in Emerson Sta
dium in the second of five games.
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Every Year; Park Service Ss Host
HYDE PARK, N. Y., April 11
The Roosevelt mansion,
which always welcomed visitors
during the late president's life
time, still does 500,000 a year.
The boyhood home of the man
who was elected four times pres
ident of the United States was
dedicated April 12, 1946, the first
anniversary of his death, as the
Franklin D. Roosevelt national
historic site.
George A. Palmer, superinten
dent, says visitors have averaged
a half a million each year. The
Park Service plays host to more
than 3,000 a day at Hyde Park
during the peak tourist season.
"Most of the people coming
here remember him still," Pal-1 "Mr. Roosevelt liked to get in
mer said. "We are beginning to j his car and drive ail over th.:
get children, sixth graders and ! place, Plog. recalls. "He hkej
kw, ,ho hav to he told who trees, the big poplars were his
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Roosevelt was."
The turn off the Albany Post
Road, two miles north of Pough
kecpsie, is well marked by Park
Service signs. A motion picture
theater named "Roosevelt" has
sprung up just across the road.
Nearby are a souvenir shop and
a" lunch stand.
The oldest inhabitant at Hyde
Park is William Plog, 80, who has I
been at Hyde Park 53 years. He
says, despite all the visitors
now, "there was a lot more work
to do when we had the farm."
favorites. Red
favorite flowers.
roses were
Visitors are always surprised
at the furnishings of the old slono
houoe, Palmer says.
A remark you often hear,,;ic.
cording to Palmer, is "my grand
mother threw away furniture like
this ases ago."
Downstairs visitors see the din
ing rooms, with the president's
chair pushed back from the tabk-.
The library is roped off, left the
way Roosevelt always kept it.
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