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Show SUNDAY HERALD 29 r r ' . - . . y - !;- - v ' V - i.-'- -- - . 'TVTi' So Says Chou SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER Utah County, Utah 8. 1957 , - ' ; en-L- ai Red China Open-O- n Soviet Jet Airliner Flies Back Reciprocal Basis China's hope that in he future, as evil- - more (4 the ail ( each country i has- assured tural Premier Chou interchange between the and also ctJnu- to kmuv the desires ot each other's counUnited States and China and con-- : and aiiratum his .Americans that visitiug lie of the the better.' said. between is peoples people open to their fellow citizens tacts try letthat "I and tin the a nun to China "on a reciprocal basis" at any United States people off ! of m self the poo-and the :iicr Americans time, the Communist radio report-- j China may increase, that ed Saturday. pie of both countries will be able1 who hose to come from Moscow a in this direction." and understand This was an apparent reference to appreciate to the Communist refusal to admit' MCGUIRE AIR FORCE BASE. American new smen to N.J. (UP1 The Soviet jet airliner China unless Communist corres-- ' which flew a group of Russian pondfnts are allowed to visit the officials to the United States United States. Wednesday departed at 6:38 a.m. A Peiping broadcast said also e.d.t. Saturday on the first leg that Chou autographed a banjo and of its return trip to Moscow. a guitar for two visiting AmeriThe TU104A. the only type of cans. jet in passenger service anywhere, Chou met 100 student delegates took off for Goose Bay, Labrador, with a United States Air Force from 25 countries at a reception in "one of Peiping's leading hotels navigator and radioman as well Friday. as its original crew. i "Premier Chou has just The American officers will help the plane with air traffic and other entered the ballroom and is reprocedure as they did on the flight ceiving a tremendous ovation as the youth delegates all surge forin. outThe big jet has been parked ward and surround him." radio side a hangar at this installation Peiping's English - language ansince its arrival, with an Air nouncer reported Saturday in a rePolice security guard around it corded description of the recepat all times as a "courtesy" ges- tion. ture, an Air Force spokesman He told of interviewing one of said. the American students whom he However, the guard did not pre- identified as "Robert Cohen of in Vogut: r vent the scrutiny of the outside Los Angeles." of the plane by hundreds of curisaid of his two weeks "Cohen" GAY AS MUSIC... ous sightseers and of the inside visit in Red China that had they by several cozen United States Air been "so full of new impressions an irresistible dress, when dancing 'Force officers. and ideas for me. ..I still can't sort Reaction to the Soviet liner boils out is on the program ... Paisley pnn my thoughts. down to an a ppreciation of its t "I've seen so many old things first-ratlittlfe but a "For design, regard and so many new things...! only velveteen Vogue Says: for its inferior workmanship, and interior mechanical and decorayoung wardrobe in act tive outfitting. gay as the music TOKYO (UP) Red - - En-la- j - . ( . -- u-p Red-hel- d j En-la- i v' 'V--'- -- ; 4 T, t s - fw"--- ilAfwJ3 a! j , o-- attend to urgent business in the nation's capital, The helicopter carried the chief executive to nearby Quon- .set Naval Air Station where he boarded the Columbine for the flight. Naval War College at the left. (UP Telephoto). Marine helicopter PRESIDENTIAL HELICOPTER carrying President Eisenhower, rises slowlyin from the Newport, lawn in front of the Summer White House y R. I. Saturday. The President was making a trip to in order vacation his to Washington, interrupting hour-and-one-h- one-da- alf What's Governor of Arkansas Up To? Confidential EDITOR'S NOTE: The author f the following dispatch, United Press bureau manager in Atlanta, has covered the integration tory since the U.S. Supreme Court handed down its ruling. Last year he received the Sigma Delta Chi journalism fraternity award for distinguished reporting in his coverage of the racial crisis in the South. By AL KUETTNER United Press Staff Correspondent LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (UP' v. Orval E. Faubus up What ia to? The ear-olformer plow boy that contends only through his of the U.S. governopen defiance ment hat violence been avoided at A school here that was ordered integrated by the federal court. Those who oppose his stand forbidding integration of the school say he has seized an explosive firecracker to biow himself in:o a campaign for an unprecedented third term as governor. The situation here in Little Rock 47-- ; d The governor now has offered normally a city that hasn't got- s South the evidence too over ten excited presumably of this naU.S. government to to Arkanthe ture race problems has made sas a land of paradox on the back up the reasoning behind his drastic action.bubject. Ills fears have been branded a While the U.S. Supreme Coart still was debating the school into- - "hoax" by Little Rock Mayor gration issue in the early 1950s Wood row Mann. Faubus considers himself today this state was working hard and ima on the race spending millions of dollars to question. As a young man he had prove Negro schools. his only college experience as a is and there peaceopen Today ful integration at schools in eight student for three weeks at the Commonwealth Colschool districts Hoxie, Charlesat Hot Mena, Ark. It was labeled lege ton, Faetteville, Springs. Communist-inspireand Faubus Bentonville. Fort Smith. Ozajk and Van Buren. Trouble that transquit, he said, as soon as he dispired earlier in some of the dis- covered its purposes. The governor is proud of the tricts has dissipated and schools no in Artrouble made with progress reported opened kansas and recites the record, althis month. These school were permitted to most from memory integration at integrate while Faubus was in of- the University of Arkansas for sevfice and he made no move to take eral years, race mixing at several other action preventing the step. colleges Yet. Faubus now has taken the and mcmb rship by Negroes on strongest stand yet of any south- state boards. All public transportation systems ern state official and has precipiin are some the state, including local service an incident that tated in of most Little Rock where about one ut significant billing as the its kind since reconstruction days. of five persons is a Negro, are Why? integrated. Inter-racisporting to school reg- events are common. In the days prior istration Faubus says he began receiving police reports that an element here was preparing for Stevenson to Speak violence. He talked of a heavy-ruon small arms at paun shops In North Carolina and other suppliers. He said weapons had been taken from Negro CHAPEL HILL, N.C. fUP s and that and wnite Adlai E. Stevenson will speak knives were bein2 bought in quanhere Sept. 28 at a "good schools" tity by large groups. rally sponsored by the North Carolina Citizens Committee for better schools. It will be Stevenson's first visit ( - Killed By middle-of-the-road- now-defun- er ct d state-supporte- d n Lightning teen-ager- A SWEETWATER. Tex. 'UP lightning bolt hurtled into the midst of a group of schoolgirls huddled under a tree for shelter Friday, killing two and of them 13. injuring was Policeman C. W. Hende'-sodriving to Reagan Junior Hiih School topick up his daughter when he saw the bolt through the tree. The 15 girls waiting under the branches for a driving rainstorm to let up were thrown in every direction, he said: n crackle e Corporal Wins Acquittal From Prosecutor Reveals Plan Court-Marti- al Actress Overcome By Monoxide Gas to North Carolina since the 1956 Actress presidential campaign. .J. (UP i HOBOKEN, was overcome, by Inger Stevens carbon monoxide fumes Saturday in a tunnel beneath the Hudson River. She was reported in ""fair" condition. Swedish film The star was among nearly 20 persons af fee tec by the poisonous gas apparently escaping from a defective gas generator. Scenes of her latest movie were being shot at the time. However, all but Miss Stevens Justin Scoppa of and were treated at a Yonkers, N.Y., hospital and released. Actor Rod Steiger. appearing with Miss Stevens in the film, was among those : remembering -- FOR 200-poun- d j Rehabilitation Work At Jenny Lake Lodge that.' d j ' '? GRAND TETON NATIONAL PARK, Wyo. (UP) Major rehabilitation work on Jenny Lake Lodge here began this week, following thr lodge's closing for the season. Jackson Lake Lodge and the Colter Bay cabins and trailer area will remrin open this year until Sept. 19. A major $250,000 refacing job is under way at the Jenny Lake Lodge, including new kitchen facilities, improvements in guest bathrooms, and other facelifting projects which will bring lodge Ritzi's argdment was interrupted when a woman juror collapsed in the smog-fillecourtroom. V Snot'rinr .Tnrifp Hurhort Walker ordered the trial recessed u.itil Tuesday morning when a doctor ruled that the juror, Mrs. Marilyn Faber. would be unable) ' to continue in the jury box. utilities dirt up-to-da- to Will ie Filled So mefime During September ICEEPS! J Tele vis i0 Pharmacy will fill their half millionth perscription sometime during this month and in marking their progress th ey are giving away FREE, an RCA Portable Television. 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In beginning his final argument Friday Ritzi pointed dramatically to New York attorney Albert De Stefano. and told the jury: "Confidential and Whisper are trying to pull a gag, claiming they are hot on trial here, and that they! are not represented by counsel. But. ladies and gentlemen, that. manAlbert De Stefano has been present in this courtroom from the beginning. He is an observer for both of the magazines. And they are on trial here. Be assured of P erscrip B&H I The Fla. (UP) A sand and trouble these two teenFriday night agers got. general acquitted Marine Cpl. Eugene W. The boys, ages 13 and 14, stole Osick of charges he caused brutal a car in Ala., and treatment of prisoners in h i s drove it toBirmingham, Panama City. It got charge at the Jacksonville Naval stuck on the beach. Air Station brig. They stole another car for towThe Marine from Lu- ing purposes. It got stuck too. zerne, Pa., had faced possible imThey stole still another car for prisonment for four years and a towing purposes. It got stuck too. dishonorable discharge from the corps if found guilty of the four charges made against him as a result of a naval board of inquiry investigation. The seven-ma- n court, composed of six Marine officers and one Navy officer, ruled he was innocent of all charges and specifications after deliberating the case for one hour and 20 minutes. THE PERSON WHO HAS THIS 12 -- MILLIONTH PRESCRIPTION FILLED WILL WIN A frrrr? Into Trouble ld Police Sgt. Floyd Smith, cruising near the school, said he rushed in the direction of the noise. When he got there, he said children "were lying on top of each other and scattered out unA der the tree." The lightning killed Linda Con-dra14, Sweetwater, and Robbie Lee Mitchell, 14, of a nearby community. The hair was singed from the Condray girl's head. released. I ;!. Pink or blue. 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