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Show ' f 6A - - . . Salt lake City, MondayMay 9, 1960 DESERET NEWS AND TELEGRAM 't V --- i t Summit Commonwealth Ministers Mull Racial Crisis Of South Africa LONDON (UPI) The Commonwealth prime ministers discussed the South African racial crisis i a super-privat- e session Monday Unconfirmed reports said they also expressed anxiety over the shooting down of an American plane by the Russians. Spokesmen refused to' confirm that the --plane Incident was discussed. They said only that the South African "apar-theld- " or racial segregation Issue was reviewed. But British press reports claimed that the Commonwealth leaders also expressed their alarm over the plane cident A showdown over the appar-thei- d this modern world it cant be issue, which- has rocked earned on without conflict Nehru added: "Africa today the Commonwealth confer- is in a ferment it is seething. - ence, " appeared When whole populations want the good thing of life they ; cant be Ignored, particularly Indias Prime when questions of individual Minister ,Jawa-harla- l are and national Nehru, concerned. one of the most An official statement issued outspoken oppofrom No. 10 Downing Street nents of racial official residence of British segregation, told Prime Minister Harold Macmil-laa foreign press and site of the talks, after a s sociatlon the session Monday said: lunch, "I need Mr. Nehru "The headsKof delegations hardly say how very much op- met in private to carry further posed' we are to racial dis- the informal talks- whiclKome crimination, both in principle of them had last week with and ps a practical matter. In Mr. (Eric) Louwr to Butler-See- s UKion To Stress f WASHINGTON XV:PI) Democratic National Chair- Jnan Paul M. Butler said Sun- thatrUSer Khn-- day John nedy win F. falls ; to the presi- 7dential z nomina- . come under strong pressures to r accept the vice presidential Mr. Butler Butler also expressed belief that Adlal Stevenson is "available and ready and willing to run again as the Democratic presidential nominee "if called i upon to accept Kennedy has emphatically declared he would not accept the vice presidential nomination if he loses out In the presidential battle at the Democratic convention In Los Angeles in July, Butler, appearing on Mutual Broadcasting Systems "Resaid of porters Roundup, Kennedy's role if he fails to win the presidential nomination: ' "It remains to be seen whether he would deviate from the position he has so strongly held for such a long period of time. I would say that certainly much pressure would be exerted upon him to accept the vice presidential nomination if he does not obtain the presidential spot AVUfo I i I I 1 HIGHEST QUALITY Schreyers 757 South State . II . Acres DRAPERY cem about the mounting strength and boldness of Com- The. YORK (UPI) of t h e munist bands which; Ate raid- AFL-CIsaid Monday the laing villages and assassinating bor organization was prepared Vietnamese officials. aJtUOo tomakepassage However, U.S. military and provide medical care insurance diplomatic officiaissaid the for the aged a central issue in Communist campaign is not the 1960 presidential elections. a "crislsand,Jnitself,-isnotj William -- F. Schnitzlersaid to a a become likely major the administrations plan for threat to he government of medical -- care insurance proPresident" Ngo Dinh Diem. posed last week was a "hodgeGuerrilla warfare special-istswl- podge and a "political hoax." be included among Schnitzler said the adminisabout 350 additional American tration plan would guarantee r military training officers and public confusion and that men sent to Vie Nam. The the plan retired workers U.Sr Military "Assistance and who receive Advisory Group (MAAG) will pensions as well as social sebe increased gradually from curity would not be eligible 321 Jo 685 Army personnel by for sponsored government the end of this year. medical care insurance. The total size "of the U.S. He spoke to approximately military mission will not be 500 labor leaders and social increased, however, because welfare officials gathered at about 350dvilian technicians the Hotel Commodore for a who have been sorting and four-daconference on Tabors shipping U.S. arms left by the increasing activity In the field French forces after the Indo-Chin- a of social problems. war are being withSchnitzler said the Forand f drawn this year. bill, which tlie' AFL-CIThe Vietnamese government backed three years ago, has requested the increased train- been gaining support because ing aid, officials said. those opposed to it have not Training of the 150,000-mabeen able to come up with South Vietnamese Army will an effective and honest alterbe shifted from emphasis on native. defense against open Invasion "We now have the most by Communist North Viet promising --opportunity in our Nam to commando-typwar- time of enacting this great fare against bands of social reform before the presterrorists. ent Congress adjourn s, American officials estimate Schnitzler said, that 3,000 to 5,000 organized He said the administration Communist guerrillas, armed would face "political suicide largely with light, weapons if it .vetoed or if Congress smuggled down the coast in sustained a veto of the Forand Junks from North Viet Nam, "bill. are operating in South Viet "We are willing to make this Nanu Most of them are in the the central issue of the-19village-dottedelta south of campaign, Schnitzler said. Saigon. They strike at night, block- A.F. Awards Contract ing roads, killing local officials DAYTON, OHIO (UPI) and villagers who cooperate Air Development DiviWright with the authorities in the sion Sunday announced the shadowy war. Assassinations award of a $1,190,000 Air Force have climbed from about one contract for a ena day last year to 10 or 15 a gine to Electro-OpticSystems day. Inc Pasadena, Calif. 20 from Scars QUICK SHOP SPREE fecretary-treasure- r jL Marcia Corona, 20, a University of Detroit sophomore, won a drawing that entitled her to take home anything she could load into a cart in a supermarketdaring a 15 minute shopping spree. Marcia, concentrating on meats,phonograph records and nylons, managed tp , ' spend $771.69. What Did HeSay? It's Easy; What-pid-He-MeatrBy- dt? un-de- Union-negotiate- d n e -- 60 d true-spac- . By COLETTE BLACKMORE UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (UPI)- - If you were a United Nations simultaneous interpreter and the Soviet delegate tossed you an .obscure proverb in Russian, like this, one, how-- wouM.you cope .with. "V tikhom omutye cherti vodyatsya. There is no tossing it back to him, not if you want to keep your job. Within seconds, you have to think of an I "equivalent pioverbln English. Devils lurk in deep pools, Is the literal Interpretation of this Russian saying, meaning roughly that however calm and smooth a thing may look on the surface, there is bound to be some trouble down below. No exactly equivalent saying exists ip the English language. The proverb still waters run deep sounds similar, but has another sense altogether. The challenge of proverbs has led at least one man in the United Nations to start a collection of them, much like other people collect stamps, butterflies or matchboxes. Robert Daniel Hogg, chief of the U.N. interpreters section, has gathered over about six years from 12,000 to 14,000 of the most colorful and often used proberbs in six languages English, French, German, Spanish, Italian and Russian. Of an approximate total 600,000 proverbs In all these languages, he selected only those which have an equivalent, conveying the same image, in at least four of the six languages. Here, is an example. Once bitten, twice shy has a French version which goes, a scalded cat fpars even cold water. In Hindu, the Proverb is "a cow that has seen its bam burned down is afraid of a sunset, while the equivalent in Chinese is "he who has been bitten by a serpent is afraid of a well rope. -- it?, 1 satitfaction-guarantM- charging executive assignments of greater scope than those-assign- by- - Mr.- - Eisen- ed URING OUR EXCITING hower to Nixon. 1960 Bonus? Bah! 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Complete with 2 Stereo Albums. bright New Jersey Asks Fair Play On Taxing Of Commuters- - I as Spring back in their split level nests as far as 50 miles from Man- hattan. A typical commuter may see nothing more of New York than the two blocks from Grand Central Terminal to his of promise office building. spr e a d 1 n g to Connecticut. Yet he has the New York state Income tax withheld The bloodless from his salary each week. conflict centers This week New Jersey Gov. around a hardy Robert Meyner struck a blow class of underon behalf of his commuters privileged clti- zens, the out-o- f L anctstraight at the pocketbook state c o m m u- - Gov. Meyner of neighboring New York. ters. Their cause is taxes. Meyner proposed to an enEvery weekday .morning a thusiastic state legislature determined army of these folk that New Jersey levy an inabout 150,000 from New Jer- come ta- - on its 150,000 resisey and 50,000 from Connecti- dents who workin New York cut descends On New York in and on the 70,d00 New Yorkwho come daily to jobs trains, buses, automobiles, ers helicopters,, and in New Jersey. The states ferryboats, have a reciprocity agreement even cabin cruisers. They hit the city from 8 to going back So 1919. 9 a.m. By 6 p.m. they are gone, At the end of the year, the 150,000 New Jersey residents -ADVCATISIMINTwho commute to New York would claim a complete deduction on grounds the tax already had been paid to their Stop Heirt Gas 3 Times Faster state; And New Jersey would tik- CtrtlMlatantonrtasta praia York gOV lata aaatrallaS tlawan eat ttoainB atipit return emment the income taxes paid by New York residents working in New Jersey. .A. d 81 a STEREO two-ton- easy-to-car- ry ci SLA 3 1 4 S I i x, v Q lr I960 Vote Issue NEW YORK (UPI) An intriguing little war has just been declared on the state of New - York by the state of New Jersey. It holds I v AgetfCareAs y tion aX the party cohvention this I year, he will CALCU ' ll Kennedy In No. 2 Role . - America Boosts Aid In Viet Nam Battle WASHINGTON (Upil The United States is,doubling- - its military training staff in South Viet Npmand stepping up the fining of Vletnamese-- troops 'or guerrilla warfare against Communist terrorists. The dedSIonreflecta -- c o n-- n n : terial, $3.3 billion; fishing, $28 By ELMER C. WALZER NEW YORK (UPlf--A lead- billion; boating, $2.5 .million; amusements, $2-- biling brokerage house Mo.nday spectator pools, bathing swimming lion; placed leisure at the top of the suits, fastest growlist of Americas aquatic games and By LYLE C." WILSON $1.3 billion; pleasequipment, ing occupations. WASHINGTON' (UPI) ure $1.1 billion; hunt-indining, too business And M. its Richard Vice President big $S. oillion; bowling, $1 bilNixon predicted that Nikita S. with an,, impact on the stock Khrushchev would reject him market , lion; golf, $800 millidn; and as a summit stand-i- for Presi$700 million. The stock exchange firm of photography, dent Eisenhower, Pont and Co. Khrushchev wont want to Francis I.--Du leisure estimates friends the told seeme.Nlxon spending this billion, up will $43 day after Mr. Eisenhower reach year that the vice presi- $2 billion from 1959. dent might represent the It wouldnt be surprised if United States at the summit. the total crossed the $50 billion Nixon did not elaborate. The mark by the end of the decade. fhirt Laundry Cleanlng Implication seemed to be, howAmericans this year will Spring Cleaning " ever, that Mr. K. got a belly enjoy 70 million weeks of vacaIs Much Easier full of Nixon at their notable tion. Also they have the adkitchen conference in Moscow. vantage of Short work weeks That took place when Nixon andJngh pay to build their vast WHEH WE DO THE visited the U.S.S.R. capital and leisure expenditures. CLEANING toured the U.S. exposition Companies catering to lei-- i there. He and his host had at sure are making pursuits each other with words some money and their stocks have with a modem outshone most others in recent real hot American kitchen as a back- markets, it is noted. drop. The Du Tont firm mentions Nixons Gallup Poll ratings the trend toward more active' Instantly zoomed. His cam- participation in active sports paign strategists were pleased and otheF pastimes. Hence a SPECIALS! but acknowledged that rising decline in such lines as movies, ratings would be more helpful ball games and prize fights. per pairand up in October 1960, than in 1959. More time is beingjspentJ Thevicepresidencym irsJ on the theater,, continue to expand in responsi- however, 4 Pi cents per operas and concerts $313 mil-- , Nixon his callers. tells bility,. lion in 1959 against $188 milHe agrees that Mr. Eisenhower square foot did a lorfoflhe second'otflce, lion jn.1947. Much time is devoted to telebut Nixon regards that as only vision viewing also hi fi and Thi Bptciat fftr will fntraduc you a beginning. to or oxport dry cJtanmg Mrvict stereo. -Evory fob it Selection of a vice presidenHere are the Du Pont firms Phone EM tial nominee to run with Nixon jr becomes, therefoi for FREE PTclPup" bilcareful selection. Nixons own time spending: Total, $10.4 and items lion; and DELIVERY specifications for the 1960 Re$12 billlon; TV, gardening, nomvice publican presidential radio, phonographs and rec247 East 2nd South' inee ari these: $3.8 billion; reading ma- ords, The nominee must agree with Nixon on policy. 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