Independent Star-News, The (Newspaper) - September 14, 1958, Pasadena, California Sunny NO SMOG PRICE IS CENTS 134 PAGES 6 SECTIONS PLUS TWO MAGAZINES independent 14 FALL FUN Complete schedule of foil amf courses offered of Recreation appears oil I'M go C-l of today's sports section CLASSIFIED SY OTHER CALLS SY RY ZE Fa ub us Termed Nonsense r Integrate School HE'D TREE RUSSIAN WIVES Yank Demonstrates Laundromat in Moscow W A determined American businessman launched a U S style automatic In the heart of Moscow's suburbia yesterday the ot LITTLE Alk UPI The Little Rock city council last night I 1 i it will have to integrate Cen I wor of equipment on tial School by itself If that Russian housewives are tired when it is Integrated their hand and will bless hood where many police won't help i the are going up Customers can get r one day a trade fair heie and that fell through Fielding decided to exhibit the laundry on his own and little sales manship on side i The laundry not a self can handle pounds of wash daily and is set the basement of a growing If and when Central High School Is integrated the le is that of tile Federal a statement from the council signed Weinet C Knoop said 1 The municipal govern- ment of Little Pock will not assist in integrating this school i Will protect life and property in the city A special loice of- deputy moved in to cider acted as if Gov Orval Fail bus had i never ordered i the schools closed New deputies were swain in The force is now total matt Marshal i Rl Deal conducted special training for them in a federal yesterday until 3.15 p.m shop was lettering special signs for Deputy US special armbands and Identification are on duty in this vicinity They are assisting In ders from the Any person Interfering with obstructing said deputy performance of their duties are liable to nal federal law US Department of Justice law who will instigate any legal action against Faubus locked up their offices at noon 2 Parties Back De Gaulle Plan PARIS OP Two of France's major political Socialists and Radical Social yesterday to say yes to the constitution de signed by Premier Charles de Gaulle to cut down the powers French Parliament ant give more power to the dent and premier The wonders washing ma chines errand shirt ironers at the opening ceremony yesterday attended by Soviet of f U S Embassy Cunous residents peered to watch The laundry Innovation for lie Soviet Union on a trial for two after which the Russians will cither it or tell Fielding it with equipment originally to be service for two pounds of wash at the low price of two rubles about 50 cents A man's shirt costs only 45 kopeks 01 slightly over a dime at official Russian rates Fielding said he was already thinking ahead and plans through with a dry cleaning establishment for the next year i At Russian and American flags hung together in honor of the man who may go down as having emancipated the Russian woman from hand laundry Ike Asks Russ to Help Stop Quemoy Shelling NEWPORT RI UPI President Eisenhower t dial yesterday to he ically wants peace in Chinese Communists to slop shooting j 700 word the chief blunt ly informed Khrushchev he has been misdirecting plaints iii accusing the United causing Formosa see in your letter any effort to find common guage which could indeed facilitate of danger existing in he rent situation In the Taiwan Formosa area j I- f 4 J On the the de of this situation con in your letter seems de signed to serve the of rather than to present the facts He lold Khrushchev to fli rect Ills appeals Eastern Reds instead peace to v i Shortly after of Eisenhower's letter the State Department in Washington dis closed that the US and Red have begin the Formosa crisis In Warsaw Poland with In the next The writ ten in reply to a note from Khrushchev accusing the US of aggression In Formosa pin ned the blame for the Formosa Straits shooting directly on the Communists arid I regret to say I do not I that you have addressed no letter to ese leaders urgin If you letter to me vehicle one sided United mon language I suj gest you urge these t t h e i rl operations apd to of peaceful Taiwan dispute 21 KILLED COLLIDE IN PERSIA GULF BAHREIN Persian Gulf UPI At least 21 men were killed Friday night when two tankers collided Gulf and burst into flames Navy sources here yesterday vx The tankers were the ton French nand Gilabert and the ton Mahka of They collided in the dark off the coast ot the Muscat and Oman Reports reaching here said both tankers were wracked by explosions arid fire British warships and freighters answered the distress snatched more than a score of survivors from the sea Rumors Denied by U.S WASHINGTON Justice Dept officials late last night termed as utter nonsense reports by in Little Rack Ark that Gov Faubus and 11 others would rested for with of the courts School By Associated Press The federal government ts warrants for the ar fest of 11 Little Rock Ark and possibly Gov Orval It was chargei esterday The Hev Wesley Pruden president of the Capital Citi Council in Little Amis Guthridge said the arrest the step in th plan to force the open ng of Central High School They said they were quot a top level source in the Little Rock federal ing There also were report thatt the file in U S Court a request to become litigant rather merely friend court in th original Little Rock apparently be asking fo a new injunction in an to enforce j I The Supreme Court decree In decision must pr at Lilt Ropk Central High Faubus was pot available fo comment fo a weekend re it in a telephone interview wit the Arkansas Democrat earlie he denied he left to avoid a rest The Arkansas governor not think there was any law under which he could be arrested tak ing action I Is as the head of sovereign state He also declared I don think the federal have any legal right me from closing the Lilt Rock i J photo by Ed TIME RUNS OUT FOR CASEY n Casey won't be spending so much time at the bat with school resuming row and he's obviously a bit disgruntled about It Twelve-year-old Casey whose last name is Dunlap lives at 1515 Monte Vista St Pasadena He's an at Marshall Junior High See story on school's opening Page i Baby v of i New Test Series J An arsenal of small easily handled weapons may out of tests opening here Tuesday r I i f t Such a is Indicated by the size of nuclear devices to in a series of 10 experiments i be tested will be Jess kiloton That each wil less power Jhan tons In these are sized n i f j The Atomic Energy Commis slon has not disclosed what it is develop m the tests j But have been published reports speculating on the possibility of experiments involving perfection of an atomic shell that could be fired from a bazooka It seems probable that the devices to be tested might be potential warheads for air weapons vas at an aerial on that occasion point air The test was ul t i A new aspect Hn this est seires is n underground shots a meth d tried befort The first atomic JET AGE HOBO He Tours on By GENE HUNTER cost son only lots of stamina and self travel from Chicago York and back to Southern Call fornia this summer The 23-year-old Swanson is currently resting up from pedaling a bicycle almost miles in less than three months when I Swanson said I had an automobile from Portland to Chicago Then I was on my own He left Portland June 18 arriving here last Wednesday I never spent for Swanson said very little on food Often he slept In the open In a ing bag Other nights he spent in barns private homes I to find a minister's house before he bearded went on i'Preacherg were always good for a night's lodging I hit them i often for a meal Other times I'd stop at farm houses along the way If I couldn't bum a I'd break down and buy one But that always Swanson dropped in on a of brothers In Wichita Kans and borrowed He spoke once In a Wichita church and made when the congregation passed the hat in an Oklahoma church netted him Swanson stopped off at the Park Ave nue Christian Church in New York City and was invited to sing In the choir Nobody seemed to think a ed choir singer was anything out of the Swanson said Of course New Yorkers are pretty blase On his return trip Los born Swanson hitchhiked a total of 200 miles I ran info bad weather in Maryland and ride for 100 he said rode another 100 miles or so across the Mojave Desert You might think motorists would hesitate to stop bearded with a bicycle beside he added but I didn't have any trouble Swanson lives mother In Los Angeles He will begin his of graduate work at this He summed up his bike tour by Well I met plenty of Interesting peo- ple It was a lot of fun Swanson stopi In St louls Interest In weapons vas shown in the how first atomic rocket deep m a mountain ired m September 1957 This ear the AEC says than the 10 will be They will have peaceful as well as military significance Information will be fo seismologists in ad- vance so shock of the blast can bo monitored for studies of the The first shot 70 In the of the Nevada miles northwest testing began in 1 1 s i fired an an- Another ba oon shot will be fired the est flung platform ever used What Is learned in these ests no doubt Import nt in planning projected un tests to be carried nit in New Mexico later solely or peaceful atomic uses The underground explosion ast year created a great glas bubble 110 feet In diameter a x mountain Months afer the radiation level of the chamber still was high enough kill a man i many of the tests to be in tunnels and those above round of relatively small the A worries about fallout in areas will be con less than inr years And top the AEC sail after the 1957 test series thai t had learned how to contra fallout better i i The most powerful weapon o be detonated fall will he in the range of 20 kilo- tons While that Is relatively small among present nuclear weapons it was a bomb of the Japanese city Hiroshima and brought an end to World Rebel Leader May Be New Lebanon Chief Lebanon Lebanese newspapers ed yesterday that Tripoli rebel be the premier The forecasts that would succeed Sarm as premier followed weeks of speculation and discussion as the ese situation which cd grave In the midst of a J virtual civil i war only twp months ago Improved each day The quiet lowing the departure Nations Secretary General Hammarskjold and his return to New York at the end of his latest peace mission to the Mid- east A large part of the US Marines who were rushed here to internal order in July were preparing f o board transports row and leave the country Today's Features Debbie Eddie Cancel Appearances Neither figure In Hollywood's latest broken marriage appeared as scheduled in charity show at Hollywood Bowl last night Page 3 U.S Convoy Methods Hit r U S Naval protection of Nationalist supply shins to Quemoy come under bitter attack yesterday Page 2 AuldLangSyne..........s panorama At Automotive Radio Scene Real 11 12 Church Show Time Scene News Al Dl Classified Sports Editorial 8 Television Scene Valley News A2 A3 Home Vital Statistics Weather and No smog Little change Jn High today hear 80 Minimum yesterday 79 Sun lets at p m and rises tomorrow at am J
