Ottawa Herald (Newspaper) - April 18, 1958, Ottawa, Kansas OTTAWA HERALD 62 112 APRIL 1958 7 CENTS TWELVE PAGES Side Swipes M you noticed some strange ac tions on the part of students at Ottawa High School today dont be Its Twirp Thats Twirp the day the boys rule the All day the girls have been car the boys opening doors for running errands and in general behaving like lit tle The day will be climaxed with a Sadie Hawkins dance at 8 tonight at Garfield a The students will attend in hill billy costumes with a prize for the best Cash Recovered Charles owner of Col berns will be richer thanks to three Ottawa teen Sheriff Jay Brown reports that Eddie Richard Speer Gene Hensiek brought in mud coated silver to his office this The boys said they went out yesterday to the Jake on a mile east of where a cash register was fished out of the water Looking around the lake shore they found the It had apparently fallen from the register as it was being dragged upon the The register was identified as one stolen from the Colbern res turant a year Just Inspecting NEW YORK UP Police con verged on Manhattan bridge yes and one of them climbed toward a man perched 40 feet up on a Halfway the cop persuaded him to come Why did you do i the cops asked Edward Because its my he Im an inspector in the Department of Public Works and I have to look over the steel work every So the polios went away and Haggerty climbed back up among the Not Asked DENVER prosecution wit ness in a barroom murder case testified in District Court he rec the accused killer despite the latters disguise the night of the slaying Asked why he did not volunteer the informa tion to police at that Loyas replied They didnt ask Second Place Marvin Ottawa Univer sity entry in the decathlon at the University of Kansas was in second place after tHree events Wilson had a total of points to trail Emmett Texas A and who has Smallwood took first place in the 100 meter race with a time oi Wilson was second in The event gave Smallwood 990 points and Wilson In the broad jump the two tied for second at 228 for 761 points Ken Kelly of Brook Medica Center won the event with a jump Of Smallwood picked up 689 points with second place in the with a throw of Wilsons throw of was good for fifth place and 535 TWA Passenger List Enlarged PARIS UP The captain of a Airlines plane radio ed Paris this morning from feet to announce a change in hi passenger baby was born The boy was born to Lil lian of Kansas City on the way to visit her fam ily in Ceo of another of the 44 de livered the The Weather COUNTY cloudy through Saturday cooler tonight and Saturday highs this afternoon lows tonight 40s highs Saturday High temperature at low at big year ago low year ago to record high this 1 1948 record low this In 1901 hourly temperatures 24 ending today 9 10 11 Noon 1 2 3 m 4 6 6 7 t 9 30 11 Midnight 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 River stage this No Inquest In Deaths At Wellsville No inquest is planned in the of and Arthur it was today by Franklin County His announcement was made n completion of an investigation y Sheriff Jay Roy Church f the Kansas Bureau of Investi ation and County Attorney Don was found hanged in ie smokehouse on his farm yes erday He had also been hot in the A few hours later is wife was found dead in the home in She ad been beaten to death and with a The sheriff ermed the double deaths as mur er and White said today further search f the Wellsville home revealed i dented and with He said it is lis belief the flashlight was used as the murder weapon by Lidikay White added that a suit of long and a both with on them were found in the of the He said e surmised Lidikay was wearing hese garments when he clubbed lis then removed them and put or the overalls he was wear ng when found in the Funeral services for and Lidikay will be held Satur day at at Coughlin Cha el in Sat ions will Burial will be n Wellsville Move On Last Rebel Stronghold hi Sumatra Indonesia ffl Ju proclaiming the capture of President said today its forces ire advancing on the last rebel in Six thousand foot sol diers and commandos nto the port city of be ginning at dawn yesterday anc routed the rebels to the dense Sumatran jungles by nightfall The next objective was gi the mountain rebel capital 40 miles north of A Jakarta regiment also was re ported moving on rebel troops in he the sland miles to the east which stood with Sumatra in the Outer Islands fight against Ja The rebels claim gov on Java has too friendly with the Communists and shortchanged them on foreign trade revenues from their own rich spice and other The fall of Padang signaled the last days of the rebel But it to be seen whether the Sumatran rebels would make good their threat to wage a nagging guerrilla war from the the same sort of war which the Indonesians carried on against the Dutch until they got their The amphibious assault on Pa dang reportedly met with some rebel but how much was not made There wus no report of The bat tle apparently was the first major encounter in the civil Red Atomic Plane Charge Called Untrue By MY COUNTRY extends to Daniel De of Brazil tells George of Ottawa Production The visitor conferred with the board in Ottawa yesterday In connection with his study of credit operations In this coun Photo by Lois Smith Calls American Standard Of Education Disgraceful Visit From Brazil Here WASHINGTON UP An author educator told the nations editors today that the of educa tion provided in American class rooms is disgracefully Arthur University of Il linois historian and former of the Council for Basic Educa told the American Society of Newspaper Editors that profes educationists have frit tered away the re sources of youthful talent on what he called trivial and ed speech was prepared for a panel session at the editors annual Tt was expected to draw a vigorous reply from another William executive secretary of the National Education Bestor noted that Ameri can students are studying Ger as compared with five mil lion Soviet American schools offer physics for one he while Soviet schools re quire physics for five What we should imitate from Russia is not its system but its expectations Bestor For a generation professional educationists here have been sell ing the intellectual the American people short asserting that half of them are too stupid to learn a foreign language though gutter urchins throughout the world do and that two thirds of them are too stupid to profit from physics or iate Contempt for the innate abil ity of the common man has never boen as it those American professional edu who like most to talk about The greatest need of Ameri can education today is new leader ship leadership by men and women who believe in the import ance of intellectual discipline for every young Student III With Typhoid Illness of Sidney junior at Ottawa has been diag nosed as typhoid it was re ported who became ill two weeks is a patient at Ransom Mem rial He was admitted first with what was described as a severe case of A pole vaulter on the track team Pope earlier this week was report ed to have His home is The typhoid fever diagnosis was made a university spokesman He added that the university has notified the State Board of The state agency advised the university to students in the East Dorm where Pope re The university said 45 resi dents of the dorm would receive shots tonight at The school added further it had been advised by the state board that isolated cases show up occas and there is no reason for undue Pope was reported in satisfac tory condition County Buys Road Equipment The Franklin County commis have purchased equip ment for use on county roads in applying prime seal coat surfac ing it was announced The equipment will enable the county with its own maintenance crews to do a considerable amount of its road maintenance and re pair work instead of contracting for On many small jobs it is mom economical for the work to be done county A heater and distributor for oil materials used on surfacing was purchased from Victor Phillips Kansas for A roller for impacting earth sur which is a combination of steel and rubber a power driven and three end gate were from Wentz Equipment were purchased at a total cost of with a of a used The price of the equipment was and was al lowed the used In performing this type of road work the surface is prepared to grade and impacted with the roll It is then after which alternate layers of oil and fine cover material are Lamb Insured Payment Youth Center Closed Again Ottawas youth center will be closed for one it was an Randolph chairman of the youth center said the action was taken as the result of a disturbance at the center on Wednesday Three two of whom are not in school created the disturbance during which it was to call the The center was reopened only recently after being closed over month due to previous juve nile High School Aid Received Here The second 1958 payment from the state high school finance fund amounting to has been received by Roselyn Whirley county for distribution to high schools in the The sum is divided as follows foi the several high schools Discount Rate Reduced By Federal Board WASHINGTON Ml the gov eminent has loosened another notch in its curbs on the nations money Twin actions y by the Federal Reserve Board came as House Democrats pushed forward a emergency program of help for the The Democratic pro gram goes far beyond a 600 plan President Ei has proposed In this rival leaders in the Senate over wheth er the Eisenhower administration is being vigorous enough In fight ing the economic Lyn don Johnson bemoaned what he said is a policy of let ting things But Know land said has taken effective steps while cooperating with Congress In other For the fourth time In five I have received a lot of valu ble in formation especially in arm credit during my visits and tudy in the United Daniel of Brazil told the Otta wa Production Credit Association oard The visitor is technical advisor or rural credit for the Northeast Bank of He is making a study of rural credit In his country on a fel of the Food and ure Organization of the United Nations in cooperation with Land Irant Colleges During the three months he has already been he has been m the West Coast area and in Washington weeks Iti in this section has been ar ranged by Noonan of Kan sas manager of Management Development of Consumers Co operative Farm credit is comparatively new in my Sarmento It is all handled through a central bank owned by t h e government with regionals spot ed throughout the When first started in 1954 the maxi mum loan given was Today the maximum loan is In explanation of the face value of the loans Sarmento explained that at the present rate of cur rency exchange a loan of In Brazil would equal an amount of or He left a souvenir of paper money worth about one which he stated would buy a eup of coffee or a glass of milk in In speaking of Sarmento explained that the country is lar ger than the United States and its territories exclusive of Principal agricultural crops in clude fruits and vegeta The climatic conditions throughout the country vary from a temperate climate to one at the equator where rainfall is exces sive and temperatures soar to 125 or 130 Sarmento is a trained ture as well as credit technical the Federal Reserve Board reduced Its discount rate Interest charged member banks borrowing from reserve rate from per cent to 1 per is effective today In Now Philadel phia and The seven other Federal Reserve districts are expected to follow suit in In another move rimed at mak ing more money available for the board reduced the amount of reserves which certain banks must maintain against de mand Effective the reserve requirement at reserve city banks in New York and Chi cago was dropped from 49 per cent to par Next Thurs it will go down another of 1 per next the reserve requirement will be trimmed from 17 per cent to 16V4 per cent in reserve city located in most other large Country reserve banks not 1INET Pinet To Run For Probate Judge Robert 1400 today filed as a Republican can for county nnd probate judge of Franklin He is completing his work In the University of Kansas School of and will graduate In He has been serving as probation officer nnd as a member ofthe staff of the Douglas County Juve nile He In A member of PI Kappa Alpha Social fraternity nnd presi dent of the Brewer Senate of Delta Phi law He was born in nnd at tended grade school and junior high school in He cd high school In At Kansas Stale Manhat he majored In history and receiving a bachelor degree In He married to Nancy Hasse brock of in ve one Robert is son of and Robert and a broth er of Linda Traffic Toll TOPEKA ffi Kansas traffic fatalities listed by the State Acci dent Records Section In last 24 X To Same period in fatalities occurred pre but not Rummage Sale Cheneys Federated 112Clt Light Showers Fall In Southern Kansas TOPEKA few light show ers fell in southern Kansas last night and yesterday They were generally less than a tenth of an Cloudy skies prevailed elsewhere during the night and early The Weather Bureau forecast partly cloudy skies over most of the state tomorrow with the possi bility of a few additional light showers Temperatures yesterday ranged from 60 at Garden City to 79 at Overnight lows were from 46 at Goodland to 57 at Chanute and State Eastern Star Elects Officers TOPEKA MB Elsie Van is the new worthy grand matron of the Kan sas Grand Chapter of the Order of Eastern Edward was elected worthy grand Other officers include Mr assoc iate grand matron Mae Dodge grand treasurer pearl Baumgart G o o d 1 a n grand conduc tress Lucy Inde Eastern Star repre sentative on the Masonic Home Moscow Protests Bomber Flights Over Polar Area W The White House today put a not true brand on a Soviet charge United States sent planes armed with and across rcn toward the Soviet The charge was by Rug si an Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko at a Moscow news con Gromyko the Kremlin was sending n protest to the United Notions Security Council to what ho called provocative statements are House Press Sec snld in reply to that a more complete statement would be by the Stale Department Inter n the informed of the Gromyko discussed the matter with Deputy Secretary of Defense Donald ned Undersecretary of State Christian Herter nnd stayed on at the White Houses for the discussion after attending n Cabinet meeting which dealt with other were sitting in for Secre tary of State Dulles and Secre tary of Defense both of whom are away from In response to Hager ty his characterization of the Gromyko charges as not true ap plies to nil of the foreign minis ters remarks contending planes armed with atomic nnd Here To Talk On Flood Work Representatives of the Corps of Kansas met yes with city officials here to discuss details of the Ottawa flood protection Here for the conference were George chief of the engi neering and John Me project engineer for the Ot tawa both of the Kansas district Fell We are moving along with our work and will be ready to advertise for bids In May for the first construction in which will be done primarily east of Main He We will be ready by the time the city has acquired the necessary real and we expect to let the first contract in City Attorney Douglas Gleason Is making preparations for filing condemnation action in District Court for the real and Zahner bond firm of Kan sas City is processing the 000 flood control bond issue to pro vide the money Ottawas share of the Invades Space For Three Seconds EL up there for three long Thats the terse way a Navy pilot yesterday described the cli max of a climb into the fringe of space in which he set an unofficial world altitude record for conventional jet this was a technological invasion of jet engine operating at an alti tude at which it is not meant to said George who rode the Grumman to above the Mojave Desert The previous was set last summer by a British Canberra Watkins climb of approximate ly miles is far exceeded by the 24mile height attained by the You have to know exactly the right angle to apply in the said who flashed at feet over the desert at bet ter than before he yanked back on the You keep a grease pencil down in the webbing of your gee suit and when youre flying level you draw a line along the inside of the canopy along the horizon Then you mark a 45degree angle bisecting the horizon When you pull back on the stick you allow maybe another five de grees and keep the 45degree an gle line parallel to the This gives you the angle of It seems like youre going The altimeter is spinning like He spun his finger like an You are climbing at feet per What happens at the peak of the climb For the first time you a chance to look around cant take time to lean over and look down at the But you do take a glance at the You hope it shows something because thats what you came up here for to set a Then you nose her She begins to pick up speed and you can maneuver the plane The pilot in the chase plane following you radios to the field to clear the and you get down there v You set her down on the taxi off the runway and shut her And it sure feels good be cause you havent got much gas 100 pounds 16 gallons Use Air Hammer In Quest For Gold DALLAS with faith and an air a Dallas fam ily continued today its quest for gold buried beneath a modest The family of Eugenio has dug a pit 12 feet deep be neath his home in the search for gold a friend told them early Spaniards buried there long An air hammer was pressed in to operation when a large lime stone slab was uncovered at the bottom of the It was but only more slabs were found beneath Fears Price Hike Of 1959 Model Cars BOSTON AVA General Motors executive predicted today price tags on 1959 model cars will be higher this fall if labor succeeds in obtaining a bigger wage in crease than that provided in its present GM Vice President Edward general manager of indicated GM is standing firm on its offer to wage provisions in the present contract with the United Auto and thats about enough Ragsdale spoke before a meet a turn around the Boston hydrogen bombs were sent across the polar region toward the Soviet There some speculation In diplomatic quarters that one pur pose of charges was to try to put the United Stales on the defensive at the start of sum mit conference negotiations with the The State Department had no immediate public Some officials said that they had expected the Soviets to make an attack on the Strategic Air Command since the issue seemed to be get ting a preliminary buildup in Mos cow pronouncements in recent Authorities here said they havt no doubt the Soviet Air Force fol lows similar that scrambles its planes into the air on alerts from forward warn ing But whatever the Soviets do Is done over their rather than foreign and It is done behind the curtain of almost total secrecy with which Russian mili tary operations inside the bound aries of the Soviet Union art The Defense Department went to work on a statement charges but ran into clearance The Pentagon was expected to take the view that the Soviets are attempting to destroy confidence in the free worlds principal deter rent The Alr Force for years has been publicizing stringent tions taken to prevent a or a bomber flight ed as the result of a false from going too A portion of the Strategic Ale Command force is on a 15minute alert status 24 hours of every This is forbid den to proceed beyond certain predetermined Only the President can direct bombers to go beyond those In initial reaction expert studying the Gromyko made three points The raising of the operations argument at this hi effect opening a new dispute between Washington creates a new issue fo any summit conference which may be l The timing of the Gromyka move may be designed to Russias own maneuvers hi toe conference But more broadly it put the United sians must on the defensive before world public The may be quite genuinely concerned possibility of an incident ing off
