Cumberland Evening Times (Newspaper) - June 23, 1958, Cumberland, Maryland tonight Low in tomorrow 70 Low feet per cent inch FINAL VOL 172 CUMBERLAND MARYLAND MONDAY JUNE 23 1958 7 CENTS 8 In Lebanon Talks With Nasser In His Attempts vTo End Bloody Revolt CAIRO N General Dag pressed his campaign to quiet th Lebanese rebellion with Presiden Nasser and the government of th United Arab Republic today Hammarskjold met with Nasse Sunday night a few hours after a riving from Amman and Jeru salem He left Beirut after talks with the their charges tha Nasser has sent arms and mer across the horde to aid the rebels U A R Warning Seen Informed sources said U A R officials would warn against foreign Lebanon and insist one more than their government is no aiding the rebels Nasser contend that the Lebanese crisis is com internal and that pro Western President Camille Cha moun is seeking a pretext for th United States and Britain to send troops to his aid Hammarskjold is to return to Beirut Tuesday and is schedule to leave for New York the U NY headquarters in New York announced that the Unite States was providing two ters and Sweden four light vation planes for the use of th U N observer group the Secu rity Council has sent to Lebanon to check on any infiltrations from Syria In Lebanon meanwhile the mission planned to establish a watchdog team today in the stra Bekaa border area despit goslow warnings from rebel lead ers in the area Observers turned back from the Valley Saturday but Col Maurice Brown the New senior officer with the mission denied reports the rebels had pre vented them forcibly from taking up positions there Brown said the local rebel chief had told the U N officers they should not try to get to the bor ders too soon A Beirut leader of the forces Hussein also said the watchdog team had been advised approaching the border for its own protection Want To Cooperate said his forces to cooperate with the U N group but could not guarantee ty in remote frontier areas where people may not understand the object of the Brown also denied reports thai the U N officers had been fired on in the Valley Saturday He said his men only heard some in the area The region has been de as one major route for the Syrian aid which the Lebanese government charges the rebels are getting Sherman Adans Declines Bid To Run For Office HANCOCK AP man Adams today declined an in to seek the Republican gubernatorial nomination in New Hampshires Sept 9 primaries I feel I job to finish the top presidential as wrote from Washington to a former federal judge who asked Adams to reenter the political arena in his home state Adams served as New Hamp shire governor from 1949 to 1953 Albert Levitt of Hancock a for mer District Court judge for the Virgin Islands wired dent chief aide last Tuesday Will you accept governor of New Hampshire Hundreds of your admirers who believe in your honesty and probity are ready to nominate you for your SHAH HAS PLEASANT Shah of Iran has a smile and a firm handclasp for Ellen Forseth after their arrival at San Fran cisco on flight from Honolulu Shah who was vacationing in Hawaii requested that Miss Forseth a PAA purser make the trip She was his date in a night club soiree in Frisco last AP Film Actors Yacht Drifts hi Red Area TOKYO AP All Japanese ishing vessels in the East China ea were ordered to look out to ay for an American yacht which may be drifting near the Commu 1st Chinese mainland with Holly wood actor John Calverl and lour aboard The Thespian f Los Angeles owned and skip ered by Calvert left Keelung in bad weather las The actor expected to each Japan Thursday or Friday he yacht had just been fitted a new engine and Calvert ailed against the advice o riends On Friday a vessel similar to ie white yacht was sighted by a trawler only 80 miles of Shanghai It was re drifting northwest in a aim sea halfway between For mosa and the Thespians destina on in southern Japan The report did not alarm coast guard officials hey said the vessel may reach Japan in a day or two Calvert is a former stage magi ian who played the Falcon on Revision and movie heavy roles ve Persons Die In Blast BEIRUT Lebanon AP A omb exploded in a bustling shop ng area of Beirut today killing ve persons including a woman nd her child The bomb went off just opposite ie fruit bazaar in downtown Bei An empty bus parked at the urb shielded many shoppers and educed the casualty toll The bombing came after several ays of relative calm in the Leb nese capital while Secre ry General Dag Hammarskjold as conferring here with govern cnt officials left for Cairo but re rn Tuesday Wins Match WIMBLEDON England AP Ashley Cooper of Aus alia who has been thigh injury had to struggle to ay to defeat Geoffrey Owen a inor English player in the open g round of the Wimbledon Ten s Championships MElroy Denies He Rebuked Admiral Burke For Views WASHINGTON of Defense McElroy says he can disagree with a service chiefs testimony on defense tion without rebuking the officer involved He disclaimed Sunday any such intention in saying earlier he was disappointed at he called the regrettable stand tak en before the Senate Armed Serv ices Committee last week by Adm Arleigh A Burke chief operations Burke had expressed reservations about some parts of the reorganization plan McElroy first spoke out in re sponse to questions during a press conference Satur day at the Quantico Marine base But before the conference ended Sunday McElroy got out a statement describing as incorrect any idea that what he said about testimony constituted a rebuke to Adm He added The Secretary can be dis appointed and he can regret parts of an officers testimony without it being anything more than aides also em that at his news confer ence the defense secretary had de scribed Burke as a fine officer and had said he had no plans for changing Burkes assignment Due During Week BALTIMORE Showers or rain ending Tuesday more show ers or rain about Thursday and on Saturday only small daytoday temperatures changes Temperatures will average about 5 degrees be low normal while rainfall about normal Nor mals are afternoon high 7885 Overnight low temperatures in 60s Kansas City Twister Has Many Scared KANSAS CITY AP Thou sands of persons were frightened by a tornado funnel which passed over Kansas City Sunday after twisters snout swooped noon The near the ground in Kansas City snatched up a garage and dropped it a block away Some trees were uprooted and windows were broken by flying debris in the area where the fun nel dipped There was no other damage The funnel raised into the clouds as it passed over the metropolitan area It disappeared shortly after weeping over Municipal Stadium where nearly persons had gathered to watch the Kansas City Red Sox baseball ame Most of the baseball fans didnt ec the cloud Those with portable heard broadcast warnings for cover Stadium officials did not an ounce the presence of the cloud preparing to start Flood Threat Again Rising In Texas Area AP Downpours to nearly 7 inches tion way when the funnel moved Van Gets lolland Ovation AMSTERDAM A ca audience in thc Amster am concert hall gave pi nist Van Cliburn and the Phila elphia orchestra a standing ova on after their performance Sun ay night Cliburn played the Tchaikovsky Flat Minor Concerto one of he two major compositions with hich he won the ow competition recent Mos DALLAS ranging up brought new to south Texas today as a mass of cold air set off thundershowers over mosi of the state Nine persons were rescued by firemen and police from flooded streets at San Antonio after a vio ent storm dumped inches on he city Driving rains and winds up to 80 carved a path 10 miles long and several miles wide through croplands near Runge 60 southeast of San Antonio Trees were uprooted by the storm which dumped inches of rain in the area The heaviest rainfall but no appreciable damage Another heavy downpour of inches fell near Leakey sending hewest prong of the Frio River on a rise Two tornado funnels were spot cd in the Houston area late Sun day but apparently did not touch the ground and another which did no reported damage was sighted west of Beaumont Indo Rebels Halt Attack MANILA Indonesian rebel radio today claimed its forces had thrown back the Ja karta governments invaders in the North Celebes The broadcast said 70 Jakarta soldiers were killed in one fight The broadcast tended to bear out a report from reliable mili tary sources in Jakarta earlier to day that the invasion force was still fighting for control of Me nado the last rebel stronghold in the North Celebes The govern ment radio in the South Celebes had announced Saturday that Me nado had fallen but this was not confirmed officially in Jakarta Felons Agree To Aid In Skin Ailment Study WALPOLE Mass AP Dr Mescon chief of derma tology at the Massachusetts Me Hospitals says 60 state prison inmates have agreed to as ist in a medical research project aimed at finding out more about acne a skin disorder chiefly af teenagers Jurist Hears Decree Issued NAACP Attorneys Ready To Carry It To Highest Courts By CLIFTON WELLS LITTLE ROCK Ark AP The stage was set today for an other in the boiling controversy over racial Integra tion at Central High School Negro attorneys were prepared or another appearance in U S Dist Judge Harry J court this time to ask the 74 yearold jurist to stay his own or der for suspension of desegregation at the big school The motion for stay pending ap eal was a move to keep seven Negro students in classes with ap proximately whites when entral High begins its next school year in September Would Carry It Higher Wiley of Pine Bluff at orney for the National Assn for the Advancement of Colored Peo jle said that should Lemley re a stay the motion could be carried to the U S 8th Court of Appeals in St Louis and f necessary to the U S Supreme Court A stay by any of the courts Branton said would mean that the racial situation at Central High would be it was when the 195758 school year ended In granting the school boards petition for a delay of integration until midsemester 1961 Judge Lemley conceded that the Negro in Little Rock district lave a constitutional right not to e excluded of the pub ic schools on account of race but he board has convincingly shown hatthe time for the enjoyment of hat right has not yet Lemley in a opinion Sat said his ruling dJd not con Utute yielding to unlawful force ar violence but was an exercise if discretion and good judgment I breathing spell could permit a in community attitude and using of racial tensions which might smooth integration at the date he said The judge noted too that Horace lann High School for Negroes ere was considered on a par with and thus the seven Negroes could still obtain a good igh school education Say Plan Unworkable The school board based its plea or postponement on grounds that violence and the pres nee of federal troops had made Is gradual plan for desegregation at this time decision had immedi Ie repercussions in politicking eading up to Arkansas Demo ratic primaries later this mer The two major candidates op osing a nomination Continued on Page 2 Col 1 Slated ii Aerial Crash SHES MISS Rosalie 20 a University coed from Bethlehem will represent the state in the Miss America pageant in Atlantic City in September Shes five feet six and measures 362336 AP Four Negro Leaders Call On Eisenhower WASHINGTON MVA wide range of civil rights issues was ex to come up at the White House conference today between resident Eisenhower and leaders Immediate emphasis was on the question whether the federal gov West German Embassy Hit By Russ Mob By HAROLD K MILKS MOSCOW AP More than ors attacked the West German Embassy with sticks and nk bottles today in retaliation for an assault on the Soviet Embassy n Bonn last week newsmen including this WASHINGTON Civil Board will hold a caring here June 30 in the col sion of a Capital Airlines plane and a National Guard jet trainer which took 12 near Bruns wick Md May 20 All 11 aboard the airlines and a passenger in the jet were killed The pilot of the jet suffered seri injuries The Air Force the Maryland Air National Guard and two congres groups previously invest gated the incident Executive Expires DURHAM N C R Hutchings 65 president of the American Suppliers an American Tobacco Co subsidiary died Saturday correspondent were roughed up times as they attempted o take pictures The demonstrators marched t ward the Embassy from severa directions They seemed we Suddenly they browing stones and bricks mashing Embassy windows b lie dozen Then came a barrage of ink boi les that splattered bright blue in on the gray Embassy walls Som of the bottles sailed through brok en windows and crashed on th floor inside The crowd was in a mood Bolt Hits Cross And Kills Three On Italian Peak BERGAMO Italy ning killed three mountaineer Sunday as they carried an iron cross up Mt tc plant it on the peak in an act o devotion Many others in the group of 40 Roman Catholic pilgrims were in The lightning struck during rains which continued for he second day in the corner of Italy around Two armers were missing and er 200 Italians were homeless Flash floods caused damage mated at Democrats Aid Ikes Program if if President Cant Claim He Needs GOP Congress By JACK BELL WASHINGTON AP Mem crs from bolh apparently argument in an informal talk to the GOP state chairmen last Thursday re making it But the Democrats and the Re cans to build up the campaign theme that President Eisenhower needs a GOP Congress to get his legislative program approved The contention that the Demo crats in Congress arc hamstring ing the Presidents proposals has been one of the main talking points of GOP National Chairman Meade Alcorn Eisenhower him self used practically the publicans arc marking up a vot ing record in Congress that seems unlikely to sustain the GOP cam argument For instance unless all the signs fail Senate Democrats will have to furnish the lions share of votes if request for a fiveyear extension of the rocal Trade Act is ap Just as Republicans provided much of the opposition in the House so the Senate finds its two top Republican leaders aligned against Eisenhower Senators Styles Bridges RHN and William F Knowland R Calif arc leading a drive to cut the extension to three years Bridges heads the party policy voted against many of the admin amendments to the labor regulation the Senate has passed These included sena tors Clifford P Case John S Cooper Irving Ives R Jacob K Javits RNY and Edward J Thye When the House passed a de is school integration field This issue was sharpened by a new court order permitting delay of integra tion at Little Rock Ark But the four Negroes who had a dale with the President said the talk would cover a wider area Roy Wilkins executive tary of the National Assn for the Advancement of Colored People said the Little Rock would be a major topic But it was pointed out that the meeting was set up ahead of Sat order by Dist Judge Harry J Lemley allowing a stay of years in the court order which had brought Negro pupils into Central High School under the of federal In advance of their White House visit the four Negro leaders con ferred on the question whether to press for intervention of the fed eral government as a party to an appeal from Judge or der The Justice Department has indicated it has that possibility un der consideration with no deci sion so far Wilkins said he expected talk about the program of the new civil rights commission set up un der the Civil Rights last year That commission has a special assignment to look into violations of voting rights Wilkins said of the Justice Department in that area also were a likely subject for the talk with Eisenhower Talk of an Eisenhower session with spokesmen for Negro groups has been going on for many months ever since the Litlle Rock crisis which produced mob and troop deployment Morgan Call Proposed As Tront Man Moulder Says Hes More Accessible To Favor Seekers By FRED S HOFFMAN WASHINGTON AP Rep Morgan Moulder DMo suggest ed today that House investigators call Gerald D Morgan President special counsel say ing From what I hear Mr Mor gan is more of a front man than Mr Moulder said in an interview he understands Morgan is more ac cessible than Sherman Adams to persons seeking help from the White House Moulder did not go into detail A House subcommittee of which Moulder is a member resumes hearings Tuesday on contacts ad made by Adams Eisen howers top assistant with two regulatory agencies on behalf of Bernard Goldfine Boston industrialist Denied Seeking Fa von Adams the center of a growing political storm acknowledged ac hotel hospitality and gifts from Goldfine who he said is an old friend Although conceding he was imprudent Adams has denied seeking or getting any favored treatment for Goldfine who was having troubles with the Federal Trade Commission and the Securi ties and Exchange Commission There was no sign Eisenhower has changed his stated intention to retain Adams whom he has de scribed as a man of honesty and integrity But that didnt stem the rising volume of demands that Adams step down Some of the strongest demands have come from Counsel Morgan who has fig ured indirectly in the appeared as Adams legal adviser appeared before the subcommittee last Tuesday Adams has informed the sub committee that at his request Morgan made contact with the SEC to obtain information about a matter involving Goldfine He said Goldfine complained to him about some SEC actions in the case of the East Boston a Goldfine holding firm accused of not filing required financial re ports in 19481955 Adams said Morgan obtained the information from Thomas C Meeker SECs general counsel but asked for no favors The in formation was not passed on to Goldfine Adams said and Meeker was not informed of Adams in terest in it The SEC said last week it pressed the East Boston case even after the White House inquiry The Goldfine holding company was fined and is now filing he required reports on schedule SEC said Rep Oren Harris chairman of the investigating sub committee declined to say defi whether Adams might be recalled for further testimony He said Adams would be asked to re Continued on Page 2 Col 2 U S Pigs Draw Biggest Crowds At Poznan Fair POZNAN Poland AP Ten Admiral Succumbs WASHINGTON AP Vice Robert L Ghormley i ired 7 commander of the AI icd on the Solomon Islands during World War I died Saturday He had suffered rom a heart condition little pigs proved the star attrac tion of the exhibit at the Poznan Trade Fair At times they won more visitors than the two giant Sputniks in the rival Soviet pavilion More than half a million Poles visited the pavillion before the fair closed Sunday They saw American production line methods in action and their first color TV But the old rural pastime of leaning on a rail and looking at logs held its own against the mar vels of science Sonic animal fans stood for hours watching one pen of piglets with a me feeder and another fam ly with an sow Reforms Urged In U S Education System committee and Knowland reorganization that was minority floor leader fully satisfactory to the On the other hand some of Republicans there wrote a WASHINGTON AP A two car study concludes that a full cale reform movement is needed o raise American education to the needs of modern mcs A report by rothers Fund the Rockefeller called Sun day night for immediate and far reaching changes in the nations 1 Testing and guidance dures must be strengthened to push along more talented students who may be held back by aver age or slow groups 2 Some educational problems gravely affecting the national in terest may require a educational just horn the federal money The report echoed statements that American schools helping govern ment 3 National leaders must grasp the scope of the job that lies arc overcrowded and It said the basic Perhaps the greatest problem problem is one of more facing American education is the money but that other things hold view that all we re be done too counted among the strongest in support of The report suggested supporters of the trade proposals quire arc a few more teachers these a few more buildings a little said the report
