Lawrence Journal World (Newspaper) - October 28, 1954, Lawrence, Kansas LAWRENCE DAILY 258 THURSDAY OCTOBER 1954 Ike Faces Test During Tour in Support of 60P President To Visit 4 Areas as Aid For Partys Candidates WASHINGTON ident Eisenhower puts to the acid test tomorrow his ability to stir up the voters and to win support for Republican The White House last night that Eisenhower will take off tomorrow on a flying cam trip to and in that After Radio TV Talk This will follow close on the heels of his radiotelevision talk iere to night at a campaign rally staged by the Citizens for Eisenhower con gressional Ei will accompany him to the The speech will be car ried by NBC television and radio and by ABC It is scheduled for Tonights speech has neon as an effort to arouse in he battle for control of to de at the polls next some of the crusade spirit of the 1952 Presidential White House Press Secretary James Hagerty announced that on tomorrows trip the President will speak to airport crowds at eoh with Republican ran d lates from the surrounding states on There are heated Senate contests in the four states he will asked by a eporter whether the four states were chosen because GOP Senatorial candidates in I do r your He d selected because of cen t 1 and f the President had no visited them during the cam To AM Bender In Eisenhower will he trving to aid Republican who is Son Thomas Bnkp in a stpi thH Eisenhower b a haf million in A Republican spokesman said Wilmington ance was arranged in the nope of the scales in favor f Re liran in what is reported as an extremely close race with Delawares AHen Frear In Detroit nnd the P will ho to help save the seats of two lican Senators now depicted as beine given strong battles by Dem They are Homer by Democrat Patrick McNamara In ind Jsn hy former Democratic vice President in Tuesday Voting to Test Basic Freedoms of Hall Asserts in Topeka basic freedoms and institutions of the United States are again under challenge in next Tuesdays Fred Hall asserted in Topeka the Republican nominee for spent the Wednesday before election campaigning in the Kansas capital He interrupt ed his handshaking tour among the voters to deliver three two before party rally he third was a television The energetic as he was introduced Warren Shawnee j v Republican em the need fora full Re i congressional delegation from Kansas I He said this is necessary to sup port the program of a fine Kansas Dwight The Eisenhower backed by a ed must meet respon which are almost stagger Hall The tempo of these the importance and number of decisions to be the speed with which they must be have never been surpass ed or equalled in This is the atomic and hydrogen We are now at a time when incompetence in either the people large in the gastly tragedy of a broken Molotov In Embassy Conference MOSCOW Ambassador Charles Bohlen called on Soviet Foreign Minister M Molotov a The Kremlin Today to discuss the tense situation arising out of incident involving two American Embassy wives nnd their Informants said Bohlen stressed the seriousness with which the Uni ted States regards the Soviet action in the case of Karl of the second secretary in the and Houston wife of the HEMINGWAY VOTES Naval The Soviet Foreign Ministry has declared Sommerlatte person COR ally unacceptable in which amounts to a request that she SAN FRANCISCo DE Cuba Hemingway said ply Sommerlatte was accused of the Soviet term for during an incident last Monday stemming from at tempts by her and Stiff to take some pictures of Soviet chil The United Stales says the Russians have the facts all Today the Soviet press took up the case with stories campaigning vigorously against what it said was the unworthy behavior of the wife of an American Most of the newspapers Indigna tion was directed against who in the Russian version of the incident is accused of striking a Soviet The newspapers demanded she leave the But Stiff says it was she who struck a blow in an effort to free who was being forcibly held at the door of a workers The women wore directed to the club when objections were made to photographing the Soviet Both Sommerlatte and Stiff said drl not want to sef anything of the and had quite a scuffle get Finally Sommerlatte arrived at the in response to a phone call from The women drove off with Sommerlatte after about an hour and a half at the The incident occurred while women were out for a morning snapping pictures as they went They hart taken shots of a restoration work on the an cient murals of an old church and had distributed some colored pho of the building among church Today both women stayed at home in the American farming Trend Will Be Short Lived for Kansas TOPEKA were climbing slowly in Kansas today but the weather bureau said the warming trend will be short Winds will shift into the north west this afternoon and Forecaster Tom Arnold with temperatures due to be cooler over eastern and central sections Fri Low readings tonight will range from 2530 in the northwest to the 40s in the Highs vary ing from the 50s in the east go 60 in the west are anticipated tomor Arnold said skies will be partly cloudy in the east and fair in the west tonight and fair over most of the state i for he thought Carl I biographer of Abraham should have won Hemingway told a news confer i ence I am very proud and happy j tp receive the Nobel prize for lit He said he would have voted for j Sandburg especially for his six volume Life of Hemingway met newsmen at his home here on a hill overlooking Hemingway was cited by the j Nobel committee for mastery in I creating a new style in modern i as demonstrated in The Old Man And The i Because of the injuries he suf in Africa he said he will not K to Stockholm to receive the award in person Hemingway Chosen Nobel Prize Winner For Literary Work Sweden American novelist Ernest Heming way today won the 1954 Nobel Prize for The 56yearold whose hardboiled style and violence packed a 20th century prose the world will receive a gold medal ind a check for Swedish crowns about The citation said the award was made to Ernest Hemingway for his powerful which has created a new style in modern as recently ed again in The Old Man And The The literary prize and the an awards in hemis try and physics will be presented by King Gustaf VI at a traditional ceremony here Winner of the physics and chemistry prizes still are to be has been made that the Nobel Peace Prize will be withheld this is the sixth Ameri canborn author to win the liter ary The awards were set up by the will of Alfred Swedish inventor of who died in whose adventurous life matches the exploits of many of his was picked Tor The honor by the Swedish Royal Aca demy of He almost won the prize last TWENTY PAGES Chancellor To Give Awards At Crafts Show of Is Sunday At Memorial Union Chancellor phy of tht of SM will University ot Memorial Campanile and the statue of Uncle Jimmy Green were two of the five victims last night as more than 40 students from Kansas State College invaded the A large K S was painted at the base of the Campanile and the statue received a bucket of paint splashed by the Killer of Sister Back To Canon City Prison DENVER Jimmy who killed his when he was will be returned today to the state prison at Canon He was on life parole in custody of his Pearl of Los when he disap there Oct The now was picked up along the highway near Kit yesterday by CRAFTSMEN professor of art at Southern Illinois inspects some of the entries for the first annual Kansas Designers Craftsmen Show which opens Sunday at the University of Ball judged 191 entries torthe exhibit and praised them as some of the best work he has ever The display be open to the beginning Monday in the Memorial Thundering Herd of Wildcats Descends on Overnight of the West it the thundering horde bent upon Wave upon wave poured in as a pounding surf breaks upon the And there they five against the Possibly But the small and weary staff of Uni versity of Kansas patrolmen felt it was up against nearly irresistible odds last night as car after car of Kansas State students poured onto the campus to wield traditional paint brushes and make the usual at tacks leading up to this Saturdays football game between the two schools New Petition Filed By Safeway for Area Zoning Change Safeway today filed a new petition for rezoning the east side of the 1700 block on Massa Street to permit construc tion of a supermarket The petition requests change of an area north from a restaurant from residential to lo cal business The tract in cludes 14 lots and extends from Massachusetts to New Hampshire Safeway presented a similar pe tition last but the Planning Commission turned it down in May after nearby homeowners protest The area named in that peti tion did not include a strip between the Safeway site and the existing business district in the and that strip zoned Daniel would have left for and owners of the strip south of the Safeway have joined with the in the latest A small band of students had attempted to whisk away the wildcat Touchdown the night They nearly except for a few A total of 39 Kansas State stu dents was picked up by and Lawrence lad told the police that he knew of at least 14 carloads who had headed for Lawrence from up the Kaw and possibly many more had The first disturbance was at 10 Wednesday when a group of Wildcats milled about Fraser Hall in an obvious attempt to take home the large flag high Most were taken in by of and the flag was removed as a safety The last report of in Lawrence was received at this Between 10 last night and today the patrolmen didnt have one moments The prime as was the statue of Jimmy Green in front of Green the Law Jimmy received a bucket of paint on top of his the bucket was still there this Also victims of the onslaught were Frank Strong the Me the Campanile and Memorial Sidewalks food firm attorney for Safe said today he believes pre vious objections to the zoning change were due to misunderstand ings about proposed development of the He also pointed out the present petition would extend business zoning in a continuous area from the present business zoning in that A plot plan of the proposed de velopment was filed with the Plan ning The 110 by 150 would be sur rounded by a parking lot accom 284 The building would be set back 100 feet rom Massachusetts and 150 feet from and would be screened from New Hampshire by a plant SHAGGY DOG STORY SANS LAUGHS NEW YORK motor man Horace Belton saw shaggy dog loping leisurely along the tracks as he pulled out of a j He blew the trains shrill whis The dog stopped and sat Belton slimmed on the This went on yesterday for two miles and 14 rest the mostly of Irish terrier ex the run between the Brighton Beach station and the 34th Street station in At Street a platform guard enticed the dog from the He was given some water in the dispatchers then he flopped down for a Later he was turned over to a Humane Society Ikes Deep Interest In GOP Gains Seen In Wire Here Today The deep interest of President Dwight Eisenhower in the success of all Republican candidates at the w M polls and the importance be prize winning entries in the of persuading nearly every voter i most selective national craft in this area to express himself in j I was award to Sunday at view of the Kansas Designer men Show in JL Me The by will begin at t will make at and a and reception will A The show wiH open stand for the public in louth lounge of It wiH close on A special Homecoming 6 Is being demonstrations in jew and weaving to be conducted conjunction the A toUl of 1M was for the original Of 132 were selected far in show by professor of art at Illinois Ball is now working on a Ford Foundation Ball had high praise af ttw This show of Kansas designer craftsmen is as fine as any of state shows I have Midwest or on either Mony of the pieces should been In the he the Is demonstrated in a telegram received Republican this by candidate morning for leading into the three main en the deceased trances of Strong Hall received Chi Omega Fountain Started Wednesday Workmen began construction on the new Chi Omega Memorial Fountain at the Univer sity of The fountain will be located in the circle at the west end of the just in front of the Chi Omega social sorority chap ter When the foun tain will be dedicated and pre sented to the which will j then maintain It is a result of numerous small gifts from active and alumnae Chi Omega members and It memorializes the founders of the local chapter and of government and kind of state senator from the Douglas Jefferson The telegram Nothing would give me greater personal pleasure than to come to Kansas to bring this message to you and to others in your state who believe with us in the efforts we are making to build an America strong and prosperous in a world at But with only one free day available to me before I am able to visit only a few So I must use this means to bring you these Will you please convey to one and all in Kansas my conviction that voting is not only a privilege of every hut his first Only if every qualified voter casts a ballot can public servants have certain knowledge that their acts reflect the thr This the first essential of free gov I hear constantly about complacency and apathy toward this critical Friends tell me this is because the people are on the the large purple Beat paint The fountain consist of a as did the Some s that shine on the two one above j with water spouting j j from wo rams Its base will i DUI octagonal plaques made of j Indiana limestone and will be dec orated with Greek figures symbolic of the Greek myth on which Chi were apprehended before they could accomplish anything A small hung on a was strung across the front of the i It Dont Park Cars left will be towed Campus police chief Joe Skill man this morning told of the II ef ing Safeway officials estimat ed the parking would be more than adequate for custom er and employee parking in the foreseeable About 100 persons attended the Planning Commission meeting last May when the first Safeway peti tion was Those oppos ing the zoning change said the su would lower the value their find argued that other parts of the city should be for business The Planning Commission will hold a JJF piv ing request at 30 in the City HalL No Action on As NEW YORK American League debating the fate of the Philadelphia franchise in executive session for an hour and 40 minutes today before adjourning for without reaching iny de The owners started their long meeting at ESTland at went into the execu tive session at which of the eight was represented by a j munity single I Homecoming for Docking Foday Feature of Drive Of Democrats in County A homecoming rally tonight for George Democratic can for will be the big event of the 1954 cam in Douglas with a rally and dance on the It will be the first president of the First Na tional has made in iaw rence since the start of his program they are many citizens go to the polls only when they are angry or appre about the course of It is unbelievable lo me that good government cannot com mand as much zealous support as bad government commands Let do everything we possibly can to One of the plaques will bear the I persuade every voter to express dedication and indicate that the fountain is a gift of the Lambda chapter to the A prize of was given last year to James a fine arts j for creating the figure de sign from information collected by i Miss Nellie professor of The Erkins Studio of New i York created tho plaques and foun tain on the basis of plans designed himself on election So lets roll up a tremendous dent that the overwhelming ma of the American people supports good government and will vote My warm congratulations to you on your splendid work in our common Between now and next Tuesday let with and the will to do the at The fountain is copied I job that will drive up through to from one in Limit Law for County Posts Should Officials Think with sincerity of ond with the honest use of The Judging was done on basis and chosen on a honest use of materials b ingenuity and Inventiveness of c suit ability or function of design and aesthetic qualities A number of Kansas craftsmen did not submit work to this annual he continued I sincerely hope that In future yeart many more craftsmen will work together to show the public and especially visitors to the state the high quality of art work that M being done in a The show in sponsored by tht design department of the School of Fine Student Union Ac University art students and University With many such art shows being held through out the it was felt by the sponsors that there existed a need for craftsmen of Kansas to hive an opportunity to exhibit their They also felt the public should have a chance to see the work the efforts of the The University has Indicated that it desires to make the show an annual It hopes to bring in the outstanding accomplish ments of Kansas craftsmen each The show was open to anyone who resided in Kaneas for a of one of Greater Kansas City were in Only original works pro in the last five years were accepted and no craftsman may remove his entry before the close of the show Work was judged in metal jew in fired bookbind textiles printed and or woven and Awards and pur rhase in excess of will be given out THE WEATHER Noie Raman will campaign for the One i he iwo n for and oun won The was to begin with a picnic at 5 in Clinton It was sponsored by Young the and Douglas Coun ty Young Democrats will a torchlight parade on setts Street from Democratic Headquarters south to the Com munity and The rally will begin at 8 m in the Community Democratic candidate for Second District and state and local candidates be Highlight of the ally i the third would permit of for of U ihx firM of niem content oft Elections every two years j provide method of ousting i ficient KANSAS fair north partly cloudy today a little warmer today partly cloudy taat fair portion and fair moit af Friday windi to northwesterly thlt afternoon and tonight cooler east and central Fri day low tonight 2S30 to lower in high Friday The limitation in effect throws i in to about 60 m experience the taxpayer I TEMPERATURE READINGS pays for and deprives the county of i Jjj trained and efficient I i ity from entering county governi Law enforcement accounting experts are in officials and almost i so the limit is Elimination of the restriction unanimous agreement that present would encourage diligence and ef on terms of sheriffs in the office and county treasurers are ec and done away M vv will be a statewide broadcast of Dockings address at 9 The broadcast will be heard in this I long as area over station A fiance I from lo in the Com Arguments Building will follow Article Section 2 of the Kansas Constitution states that neither sheriffs nor treasurers may serve more than two consecutive terms in The proposed amendment change that to per mit such officers to serve for as they can continue to for the In the argument is that where treasurers are concerned the annual audit is a safeguard against State law provides that a licensed municipal accountant must j go over the county once a j The limit has been part of the state since h was The limit 1 resulted from distrust of ed tenure for elected 1 2 3456789 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 SEPTEMBER 8 it T F B 1 J 1 4 t 1 III 11 the follow nearly the same pattern lor of the limitation argue that i i IT is I both they are JJ NOVEMBER M T W T f 1 I I 4 J I I i I 10 11 M M 14 15 17 II 99 2 i 38 14 U M af II 31
