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tf 4 v' VV VJ -J -J Vf 'v I REBELS MENACE OFFICIAL WEATHER REPORT Tue.day, May 15, 1956 Fart 1 Page 12 ALGERIAN CITY "3WBH' 7 BUB WITH INVASION LI ALGIERS, Algeria, May 14 Reuters Rebel forces today staged raids thruout Algeria I Ill II for greater return from and threatened to invade a city, despite the arrival of thousands of French troop re SAVINGS i jfesar your inforcements. The city is Tlemcen, a community of 69,668 at a 1,000 foot altitude at the base of towering cliffs in western Al geria. It is 80 miles southwest of Oran and only 18 miles from the Moroccan border. Three thousand rebels were reported to have surrounded the city, many of them after crossing Forecast for Way 1 5Tl95S -7 "Hi! ci FRONTS (EXPECTED AT 7:30 P.MCOLD WARM ea STATIC WIND COKOITiONS MAY 14, 19567:30 P.M. to HIES TEMPERATURES FORECAST F03 CITIES 5 SPEED (MPH) OF PBESSURE AREK the Moroccan border.

Armor Patrols Streets French armored cars pa troled the streets, which are lined with olive and cherry trees, as the rebels waited in the wooded mountains outside 5. 3 National weather forecast based on maps of U. S. weather bureau. Central daylight time.

Tlemcen. Troops erected artillery posts, machine gun nests, and barbed wire barricades, put warmer today; cloudy In northeast and partly cloudy in. southwest tonight; "cooler In extreme northeast; partly cloudy tomorrow and mild; high today, 70s; low tonight, 40s in northeast, 50s in southwest. 1 i ting the city in a virtual state 5 of siege. CHICAGO AND VICINITY AVIATION FORECAST: Scattered to broken clouds at 10,000 feet or higher today; visibility over six miles, except two to five miles in smoke during the early forenoon; westerly winds, 10 to 13 m.

p. h. Forecast made at 11 p. m. Monday.

WASHINGTON, D. AREA AVIATION OUTLOOK 7 a. m. to 7 p. Fair and cooler; high, 75-80; winds The mayor of Oran, largest city in western Algeria, with a 2 -2 3 So population oi an GREEK CYPHIOT SHOT DOWN BY BRITISH TROOPS Ignores Search Party's Order to Halt.

NICOSIA, Cyprus, May 14 Reuters A Greek Cypriot was shot and killed by British troopsduring a security search today at Polis, 70' miles west of here. An official statement said the Cypriot, Kyriakos Soteriou, broke a security cordon around Polis while the search was in progress and threw stones at the soldiers. Soteriou was challenged three times. When he refused to halt a single shot was fired by a British soldier. In Nicosia a 15 year old Cypriot Greek schoolboy was sentenced to 10 years in prison for carrying a home made bomb in Larnaca on March 14.

Briton Shot in Back Lt. Col. Guy Thompson, 56, a retired British army officer, was shot in the back and battered to death as he took his dog for a walk tonight. He was attacked in a country lane near the house at Boghaz, a coastal village 16 miles north of Fama-gusta, where he settled after serving in World War II. Police said bloodstains at the murder scene indicated Thompson was shot from behind, staggered about lOjards, and was then struck on the head with a sharp instrument.

Thompson was a director of Cyprus Airways. Mourning Strike Ends At'Limassol on Cyprus' southwestern coast, six masked men tonight set fire to the British institute, where night classes in English are held. Limassol authorities said the men bound the Turkish guard, soaked some furniture with gasoline, touched it off, and fled. The guard freed himself and summoned firemen who put out the blaze. Damage was put at about 150.

British troops with tommy guns and rifles patrolled Ledra st. Nicosia's main shopping center as Greek Cypriots ended a general strike in force "since two Greek Cyrict youths were hanged last Thursday for terrorist shootings. nounced the formation of a-S "is 2 2 t2 8- e3 home guard to defend the city northwesterly, 15-25 m. p. visibil against possible rebel attacks.

Rail traffic on "the Oran- Oujda Morocco rail line was interrupted for several hours when rebels unbolted the track between Tlemcen and .64 Turenne. More Troops Land Richmond, clear 94 65- Tampa, clear 89 68 South central Brownsville, ptly. cldy. 87 76 Derver, cloudy 49 34 .32 Fort Worth, ptly. cldy.

91 73 Galveston, cloudy 83 77 Kansas City, cloudy 69 52 Memphis, cloudy 86 73 .19 Oklahoma City, 58 55 .42 St. Louis, cloudy 66 58 San Antonio, pt. cldy. 90 76 Wichita, partly cldy. 71 52 .01 cloudy 71 38 Boise, clear 66 35 Casper, clear 58 29 Fargo, partly 70 35 cloudy 65 42 Portland, partly cldy.

72 46 Rapid City, ptly. cldy. 65 35 Seattle, partly cloudy. 68 45 Spokane, cloudy 68 38 Southwest Albuquerque, 67 50 AmariUo, clear 70 '47 El Paso, clear 83 60 Los Angeles, clear 85 59 Phoenix, clear 81 53 Salt Lake City, clear. 60 34 .02 San Diego, clear 87 58 San Francisco, clear ..78 48 Canadian Calgary; partly cloudy.

49 43 .01 Edmonton, cloudy 61 '48 T. Quebec, cloudy 47 39 .36 Regina, clear 57 42 T. Winnipeg, cloudy 66 32 T. Alaskan Anchorage, cloudy 50 34 T. Fairbanks, partly cldy.

59 36 .20 Juneau, rain 46 43 .31 Hawaiian Honolulu, cloudy 83 69 Foreign temperatures 7:30 p. m.J Place of observation State o. weather May 14, 7:30 m. Daylight saving time North central CHICAGO, partly cldy. Des Moines, ptly.

cldy. Detroit, cloudy Duluth, clear Grand Rapids, pt. cldy. Green Bay, clear cloudy Madison, clear Marquette, clear Milwaukee, clear Moline, clear Paul, Omaha, partly cloudy. Peoria, cloudy Quincy, cloudy Rockford, clear Sioux City, ptly.

cldy. South Bend, ptly. cldy. St. Ste.

Marie, Springfield, cloudy Traverse City, clear. Vandalia, cloudy Northeast Two thousand French troop .88 reinforcements arrived by sea Bone the wake of 6,500 who arrived yesterday at Bone, .01 Algiers, and Philippeville. TUESDAY, MAY 15TH today can be your most profitable day this month. All money saved at BELL SAVINGS today will earn dividends from the 1st of the month. So, open an account today, or add to your present account 1 Take advantage of BELL SAVINGS generous increased dividends, and your choice of several personalized insured Savings Ac-iounts.

It is a fact that you can save better' at- BELL SAVINGS, Monroe at Clark. The morale was reported low In one arriving unit. Reports said 100 men massed on ity good. Forecast made at 10 p. m.

Monday. NEW YORK CITY METROPOLITAN AREA AVIATION OUTLOOK 5:39 a. m. to 8:06 p. Mostly unlimited ceiling; occasional scattered clouds above 3,000 feet; visibility over 6 miles; surface northwest, 10-18 m.

p. h. Forecast made at 10 p. m. Monday.

INDIANA: Partly cloudy today In north; cloudy iii south with scattered showers and thunderstorms in extreme southwest; considerable cloudiness tomorrow with showers in southwest and extreme south; cooler in extreme north tomorrow Wednesday. LOWER Partly cloudy and cool today with brief showers in north late today or tonight; partly cloudy tomorrow and continued cool. UPPER MICHIGAN: Partly cloudy today with a few brief showers; warmer in northeast; partly cloudy and cool tomorrow. WISCONSIN: Partly cloudy today; brief showers in central and north; cooler in northwest and turning cooler, in east and south; partly cloudy tomorrow with little temperature change; high today, 55 to 60 in northwest, 60 to 70 in east and south. IOWA: Partly cloudy and a little- I deck and cried for demobiliza OPEN MONOAYS 1.45 tion as they entered the har i FROM A.M.

UNTH. i PJb TUESOAYS THROUGH FRIDAYS A.M. UNTIL 4.30 P.M. 70 63 66 62 63 66 69 69 49 67 70 63 66 72 72 70 71 64 48 68 62 67 75 48 76 78 78 80 77 76 92 85 44 93 90 90 95 95' 85 89 93 54 45 56 41 50 47 60 48 40 50 50 46 43 53 50 50 45 52 41 55 45 56 54 44 52 65 59 62 67 54 66 60 39 63 68 71 73 70 71 69 65 .03 Albany, partly cloudy. IB-.

BELLTl SAVIN OS bor. Paratroopers drew knives and killed 20 rebels who tried to ambush them at El Ar-rouch, 25 miles south of Philippeville. Armored cars were called to smash a band of insurgents at Rivet, less than five miles outside Algiers. Eighteen rebels were reported slain. Sixty kidnaped seven fuel truck drivers near Ain Tremouchent and destroyed the trucks by pushing them over a ravine or setting fire to them.

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