Cedar Rapids Gazette (Newspaper) - September 12, 1957, Cedar Rapids, Iowa Friday M lew Friday CITY FINAL 5 CENTS RAPIDS IOWA THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 12 ASSOCIATED PRESS UNITED PRESS NEWS Hope Voiced Of Averting Phone Settlement on Contract Strong Possibility Spokesman Says By Associated Press A spokesman for the ern Electric Company says he sees a strong possibility that negotiations with tele- phone equipment Installers will lead to agreement avert a nationwide strike set for Monday In Washington Wednesday jeph Beirne president of the Communications Work irs ol America announced that CAVA members would walk their Jobs at 6 local time hjw K2 Tells How She Stole Credit Union Funds Mrs Kindig told police site paid my personal bills with he she stole from credit union funds over an or nine-year period The er of two adult sons pled guil ty day to a charge of e m b e z ment by agent District Court Judge B J Maxwell Sept 25 at 10 as time for pronoun eing sentence Maximum penalty is up to five years imprisonment or a fine of up to or both A court at its own discretion can show leniency Checks for Own Bills Alter her arrest Wednesday noon Clara Kindig told police Monday in all states Maine Vermont and New shire In New York a for WE manufacturing arm of the Bell Telephone System said at the end of s negotiations The union indicated a strong possibility of a break in the dead lock Every Reason 1580.51 from the Collins Employes Credit Union in Cedar Rapids She was a bookkeeper at the second largest credit union in Iowa I would write checks to pay my own personal she sale in a statement to detectives when these checks would return I would file them with the rest of the checks issued from the credit union If this should happen he said I pay light bills loan we have every reason to believe Pay merits with these that a settlement can be shc sald no before amount of the larges Beime in setting a date for the heck she had written The total of the checks added to the cash on han and carried in the statement tha strike expressed hope he tract dispute could be settled be- fore the deadline He said that in event of a strike picketing of exchanges in cities would heep about other telephone including operators from their jobs The has been working without a contract since Aug 26 members make and In- stall telephone office ment A strike would hare tle Immediate effect on local telephone service In ties with dill systems except In event of equipment down A walkout could cripple long-distance phoning however The dispute centers mainly over wages and length of a new contract Management Beirne said management offered wage increases averaging about nine cents an hour He said the union wants an average boost of cents The company has been demanding a three-year Started In 1918 or She told officers she started embezzling funds in 1948 or 1919 that the accurate by be She added was own record keeping An audit now in progress wa on the verge of showing a short age officials said when M Kindig confessed her embezzle ment on Aug 7 I knew the auditing com- pany wonld find the shortage she said in her statement so I wrote a note la Mr McCur The reference was to James McCue union office manage The note told him of the mis appropriations To Attempt Restitution Mrs Kindig also told Wednesday that she is ing to make restitution to th credit union Mrs Kindig was employed b the credit agency 13 years Sh demanding a ear treasurer to he while the CnA seeks husband who died Feb 14 Sh a one-year pact Beirne said telephone workers according to government wage statistics average an hour 53 cents workers 50 hour below cents below steel auto workers 38 cents below gas and electric workers and 17 cents be- low workers in general turing The company has said union package demands including fringe benefits would cost about 60 cents per man hour Stock Dividend Voted by Quaker A 10 percent stock dividend on Quaker Oats common stock and a served as a bookkeeper until he terminated upon he of the shortage hen she has been employed a i bookkeeper in a Cedar Rapid tore Credit union officers said th oss is fully covered by insurance J S Lashes WASHINGTON UP Th J S Monday accused Soviet Fo eign Minister Gromyko of cations and intemperance charging that the U.S is plo intervention is Syria The state department said Gi cash dividend seemed deliberately ca were voted Wednesday by the company's board of directors The company's common stock rose four points to this week Earnings equivalent to per share en common stock were listed for the year ending last June 30 compared with earnings of per share the previous According to the company s an- report sales of last year reflected a 9 percent Kiin for the year Net earnings of represented a increase in Quaker Oats profits After the of directors meeting in St Joseph President B Lourie announced the of Gilbert H jr estate broker as the board Chicago rea member ol Teacher Strike In Second Week PAWTUCKET R I of 400 schoolteachers In a dispute into its ond week Thursday while pupils enjoyed an extension of their The teachers cf the rj Alliance struck ion school's opening to break those bride of understanding which still su ain our hopes for peace The unusual personal atta was prompted by a statement b Gromyko in Moscow at a Tues day news conference The U.S deplores the stat the department said totally distorts the policies an objectives of the Free World Mr Gromyko's faithfully the old ine which the Soviets so recently condemned as ham ering promotion of vorld peace His blustering attack on the Eisenhower Doctrine is similar to attempts to frighten the free nations from taking action to re- freedom Integration Writ Sought In Nashville Authorities Aiming To Enforce Mixing as Attendance Down Holds Pistol On Obtains Remarks on Reaction to Faubus Hit RUM Diley NASHVILLE parl OI and local officials sought Injunction Thursday to racial Integration in classes here but a A masked bandit waving what may have been a rubber toy tol held up the Family Finance Company 3134 Second avenue SE at p m Thursday He escaped with approximately The entered the second office of the finance ring a light brown trench coat a light-colored straw hat and he had a red and white Leased Wires pulled over the Ike Orders Radio TV Comment Denounced Hagerty Reports MAJOR'S A a boxer hai a soft spot in his heart for motherless babies He's serving as bodyguard baby-sitter and mate for two tiny squirrels presumably orphaned They were found in the back yard of Pamela Fry 12 Richmond Va Three Killed in Head-On Crash In Oxford Area IOWA CITY AP Two Wa- girls and a government employe were killed Thursday morning In a collision on U S highway 6 near Oxford Two other girls were injured The dead girls were fied as Linda Easier and Jean Lee Hartmin both 18 The employe was Leo A Otten corps of engineers employe from Davenport He had been working on Coral ville dam The injured girls who were aken to University hospitals are Jo Ann Collins 18 of St Paul and Marilyn Meeker 17 of Wa- The four girls had reservations for Currier Hall SUI dormitory All four were scheduled to as freshmen They were due to take entrance classification tests Thursday afternoon and Friday The accident happened about 10 a quarter of a mile west of the junction of 6 and K9 near Oxford where eight persons were killed In a crash on July 4 1953 J S Turns Down Peiping Proposal For Equal Swap vs Red GENEVA AP The Thursday turned down a Chinese proposal for a deal to exchange newsmen between the wo countries on a Suicide Ends Ryan Heir's Stormy Life NEW YORK J Ryan 52 millionaire grandson of the late financier Thomas For- tune Ryan and an enthusiastic But It Red China It in shot ol quiet resistance leld school attendance down Authorities planned to ask for federal the one hat finally broke the resistance o mixing at Clinton Tenn stave off more violence to Nashville's gradual plan John Kasper the most vocal of the plan was in jail and police patrolled six ed schools to keep troublemakers if both races in check Eleven Return Eleven of the 19 Negroes who began attending previously vhite classes Monday were back n school Thursday but scores of white pupils continued to stay home Some white parents took their children out of class at school Thursday after two Negroes returned School officials said they ex quiet resistance of th type instead of the rock throwing and jeers that marked Integra tion efforts earlier in the week Crowds around the newly in schools were sparse an police using walkie-talkie radio for Instant communication kcp a close watch on them persons were fined In city court Wednesday for various law violations In connection with the first three days of first grade Integration U.S District Attorney Fred El wai talking on the phone hen the man entered He waved the gun In my Face and ordered me to hint up said The tun didn't look real to me but 1 wasn't going to take any chances The gunman ordered en and A M Stefan district the only persons in he come to the counter here he was standing Give me some he ered but not too much Christensen shoved some bills t him later estimated to bt would consider applications for reporters from that country to come here VS Ambassador U Alexis Johnson told Chinese Ambassador that under U.S immigration law he was not able o consider entering into an ex- change agreement such as Wang proposed The two met Thursday In the latest of a series of sessions that have been going on for more than wo years Wang put forth the proposal following a state department an- of Aug that the number was later raised to newspapers broadcasters and the like could send newsmen to Red China The first Peiping reaction was that whatever was done would have to be on a basis of reciprocity Thursday's move was the first o death Thursday The shooting with an auto- matic pistol occurred in the same house where his ledge jr and Mayor Ben Wes were seeking government aid in putting down the violence tha las marked the first three days o attendance and was climaxed by the dynamiting if one integrated school Federal Judge William was to be asked to grant the in- unction Thursday West said direct diplomatic contact him suicide in 1939 Ryan's wife the former Jane was in the apartment at the time She thought the shot was backfire until informed d i f- j e r e n 11 y by Ryan's attorney who had been waiting to so to Washington with her husband The attorney Michael Graney did not say what their business in Washington was A family friend said Ryan had been holed up in the apartment for more than a jear brooding ever a civil action ther committed The mayor said he also will ask Washington and Peiping on this issue It appeared to the whole question in deadlock at least for Graney said he knocked at the door at and was admitted Rvan Now wait a Ryan told Ryan then east Their car was Robert of Waterloo said the car carrying the i apparently to pass c a slow-moving pick-up truck on the right When the car back it collided almost head-on with the government car cars were virtually demolished The truck was driven by H F Schwab of Iowa City trying to was fired some Police said Ryan left two scaled authorities to revoke bone Kasper has posted on convictions in ion with the Clinton Tenn dis- last year Workhouse Term Kasper was given a President Thursday denounced reports that White House aides feel Arkansas Gov Orval has thrown In the sponge in the Little school gration crisis James C Hagerty White House press secretary aid the ident had ordered him to hit out at what Hagerty termed radio and television comment ting such a view to Eisenhower aides Hagerty spoke out angrily at a news conference at the vacation headquarters at Newport R I as Mr er awaited word from Faubus bout the gunman fled lne for own the stairway Christensen immediately fol owed him He chased the nan east on Second avenue The mm took olf the trench coat he ran across the tracks sen said Thr finance company manager old police later the gunman was wearing a light gray breasted suit coat and matching that appeared to be too short ace meeting there Base Conference The White House announced ater that the President and ms will confer at the Newport naval base Saturday morning Word of Faubus travel plans was received at the vacation White House by way of a tele- phone call from Rep Hays ID- Ark to Sherman Adams ant to the President in ington The governor alley behind the public library By this time Stefan had sounded the alarm and police were swarming into the area A passerby told one of the officers that he was sure the gunman had run into the library Officers promptly rimed the and a man was at each exit while others began a basement to roof search They combed every corner of the two-story ing but could find no trace of the man Other law enforcement officers swung out to patrol the shops in the vicinity A young man fitting the de- of the bandit and ng similar clothes was stopped on the street and then taken back to the loan company to face Christensen and Stefan but they said he wasn't man By the time the library had been searched police were be- ginning to get from other persons who thought they had seen the holdup man One tip was that the man had a L J A by City Judge Andrew the bus to Independence on four charges in connec shortly after 1 p m Doyl ye on ou cas n n with his police were instructed to m- erm was imposed when Kasper was unable to pay a fine Kasper also is charged by Davidson county with inciting riots Courthouse sources said that if Caspor is indicted on the charge of inciting to riot the district at- torney general may ask that he be committed to Central state pital for a mental examination Skies Bright but More Rain Seen it aKo out re- ports the man had Third avenue and Tenth SK and aKo that he had a taxi at a downtown rab stand After the first flurry of reports subsided detectives sent to show the victim pictures from department's criminal file elfort to smash the deadlock over integration Mr Eisenhower accepted the Faubus proposal and suggested they confer at Newport Friday afternoon or Saturday morning Broadcast Comments Hagerty said he and the ident had been listening to radio and television com- ment on the Faubus proposal The press secretary said he and Mr Eisenhower had heard House aides being quoted on and television as saying Faubus was throwing i the went on to say they also had heard a great deal of other junk on the air He did not identity the TV and radio newscasts Indications were that the White House aides mentioned on the broadcasts had not been by name said there are only three White House aides with the President at bis vacation He named as Capt E P Aurand Mr naval aide Hawks chief of White House records and himself I think all of you gentlemen mow that none of us has made any statements like that erty said referring to the com- ment he said he had heard on the air We have deliberately re- frained Jrom making any such and any such reports aie completely untrue There is no one on the White House staff in Christensen and Stefan said the talking that way and I gunman was about old vou and ladies weighed about 180 pounds and was approximately five feet eight inches in height They said the know it And I would appreciate and so the back of his neck appealed to would carry these remarks g which might be envelopes one addressed to hU shaven as if he had just mine m nil as and the other to a j 7 his hair cut Alternatively Faulke believed to be to spot sister A third note Jji I was impounded by police DOITIDer refused to divulge its contents I Li 1 The three tent 1957 highway toll to an even Demonstration of Judo Brings Suit r former tavern waitress filed lawsuit Wednesday in Shonly after World war u Ryan claimed to have set up his own espionage in the Iron Curtain area He said one of his asents Col 3 The skies over western Iowa cleared Thursday after rain fell Continued on Page since July 27 that Hie 1957 rounty Dl L has been than the 1956 tolling she became a Deny Nixon Gets Additional Guard WASHINGTON AP The Secret Thursday denied reports it had increased its de- tail of men guarding dent Nixon An FBI spokesman that agency heard nothing to substantiate reports threats had been made against the dent's life Nixon was not available bul top aides said they had heard on the same date Two Boone county cirls were killed night a woman 45 was White Sox Whip Boston 7 to I BOSTON Chicago inched to within five camcs of the leading New York April refused of any such threats crant them the raise they de- minded In their latet proposal they an immediate ol to their maximum of The school board offered to raise the to of Today's Chuckle remember where the hatchet is buried victim of u Judo demonstration Lucille petition names Donald L Beltz as defendant It d Thursday morning near says Beltz having explained he learned Judo holds while a ber of the forces ed to demonstrate cf the holds on the plaintiff He bent her richt arm behind her back breaking the upper bone in her arm the lawsuit allegedly 17 1956 in the now the says Yankees Thursday by whipping Boston Missouri Synod Budget Boosted Akw First street SE The plaintiff asks damages of for a doctor for ja hospital for pain me suffering and for the loss of employment at the ST LOUIS AP The theran Synod Wednesday set a budget cf 16 million dollars for next year an Site Durni RARITAN torian mansion where ol more than 12 signed the treaty ending over last year's budget of World burned Inight Secretary Wed WASHINGTON tice Hugo Black o the court and his secretary Mrs Elizabeth Koay De- Meritte were married Wednesday evening Announcement nf tho dint which vook at ir nearby Va was marie dav by the bride has as his aide since March 10 Black's Tint wife riiM Dec S 1951 after they had been married 30 years The new Mrs Blark formerly the wife of Fred of Ala They were years Alabama is Black s Home slate The justice a riage at the courthouse Wednesday Ruing his at 71 anci that of his bride as r exploded in flight about five miles nf here over most cf the state with the exception of the northwestern replaced the rain In tome parts of the state early Thursday but the sun was out in Cedar Rapids by noon rainfall Wednesday as 1.29 inches at North English and each had In Flight 3 Die In Bridgeport Conn News Director Whelm of station said Thursday that he had wired Hagerty requesting that ithe White House specify the BASTROP et bomber or stations al whi h h from air force was aimed said that by failing ti such identification three air was a punch dead failure blamed The pilot parachuted to of the four was Iowa Helen Mailin clerk snd radio operator for police the plane roared ard Inan one inch An official 83 fell in Cedar Rapids The bureau said rain is headed toward the state from the northwest tures Thursday afternoon were expected to about the satre as on Wednesday when highs ranted 65 at Dubuque to 77 at Sioux City Spencer had the in the state 45 readings were expected to be in the Thursday night i from shortly afterward dly shattering plaster and exploded View AP Dr Ralph of the U N that violence surrounding chool n South I is bound to nave a harmful effect on International opinion Today's Index 31 31 t I C JJ Koto 5 Inn II Manon 13 MoriM Radio and TV u IS SporU 11 Vant IS In York It uas an- that CBS rnt von ravt thr report that Home trr He laid in a that he stood br tbf report Mr lett for Country club round o BO as was holding his conference The embattled MI for a Mr Eisenhower off that mat br readr to poll national men away from Little Rock's Central school Faubus against been started in federal i he out the peace and order There was also -1 anv such decision fr part bo i hii Mr E Continued en C I
