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Dulles, Adenauer Discuss
West German Sovereignty
BONN, Sept. 16 (TP) Secretary of State John Foster
Dulles and Chancellor Konrad Adenauer threshed out in
secret talks tonight the problem of how to give the West
Germans sovereignty and arms without alienating France.
Dulles goes to London tomorrow but plans to ■ bypass Paris.
Dulles and the German leader met for almost three hours
GOP, Demos
Have Groups
At University
National politics, invade the in
terest of the Penn State students
through the media of the Young
Republican and Young Democrat
ic clubs.
Both these organizations serve
to better acquaint the student
with what is going on in the pol
itical world with the hopes that
someday some of their members
may take an active and intelligent
interest in politics as voting citi
zens.
The Young • Republican Club
was born at the University in
1951-52, when President Dwight
D. Eisenhower was campaigning
for the presidency.
In each of these elections, club
members take an active part, con
ducting door-to-door campaigns,
distributing, literature arid cam
paign buttons, and working at
the polls. In the 1953 State Col
lege borough elections, the club
maintained headquarters in an
office downtown.
The club meets the first and
third Thursdays of the month.
Programs at the meetings include
well-known speakers, movies, for
ums, and debates.
i The Young Democratic Club
was very active during the 1952
campaign and since that time has
had periodic meetings. While the
club was not too active last year,
it plans to reorganize this fall.
Democratic Policy
Blasted by Wood
INDIANA, Pa., Sept. 16 (£>)—
Lt. Gov. Lloyd H. Wood, Repub
lican candidate for governor, said
today that Democrats are “eva
sive and deceitful” in dealing with
the danger of other states luring
Pennsylvania industry to within
their borders.
“Despite what my opponent
might say now in attempts to be
cloud this all important subject,
the fact remains that an attractive
picture has been presented to
many of our industries to lure
them away,” Wood said in cam
paign speeches at Indiana, Homer
City and Blairsville.
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in Adenauer’s chancellery, then
dined informally with their full
staffs. U.S. spokesmen said there
were no plans for further formal
talks.
Results of the conference were
a tightly guarded secret, but in
formants described Dulles as “not
downcast.”
In Paris, meanwhile, French
Premier Pierre Mendes-France
agreed to British Foreign Secre
tary Anthony Eden’s plan for a
seven-nation West European de
fense alliance, as a substitute, for
the French-vetoed European De
fense Community.
Representatives of the seven
nations—Britain, France, Italy,
Belgium, the Netherlands, Lux
embourg and-West Germany—will
meet in London around Sept. 27
to work out details of the pro
posed alliance. Widespread re
ports in the French capital said
Norway and Denmark might also
join in.
Arriving in London after his
Paris talks, Eden indicated he
still did not have full. American
and French support for all phases
of his program for rearming West
Germany. He said a “wide mea
sure of agreement” was reached
but warned that “a good deal re
mains.
Informed American and British
sources in London said earlier
that Washington has decided to
support Britain’s plan for quickly
rearming West Germany within
the North Atlantic Treaty Organ
ization. These same sources said
the United States has reserved its
position on the proposed new sev
en-nation alliance.
In Strasbourg, France, the Eu
ropean Assembly also was talk
ing of alternatives to EDC, but
decided there was too much diplo
matic activity to get a clear pic
ture immediately.
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Comic Printers
Seek Stiff
Code of Ethics
NEW YORK, Sept. 16 (JP) —The
comic book industry, except for
three publishers, appointed a
New York magistrate today to ad
minister a stiff new code of ethics
to offset criticism that the books
contribute to youthful crime.
Charles F. Murphy, 44, who
will head the self-policing move,
is expected to ban horror and ter
ror “comics” when he takes over
Oct. 1 as administrator of the
newly-formed Comics Magazine
Assn, of America.
He; is known in New York as
organizer of a number of projects
to prevent juvenile delinquency.
A spokesman for the associa
tion said its membership com
prised 24 of the nation’s 27 comics
magazine publishers and that they
publish about 75 per cent of the
comics.
He said the other 25 per cent
was divided between the three
non-members, Dell Publishers;
William Gaines; and Classic Il
lustrated. ■
The association said Murphy
will have “full authority to carry
out and enforce a strict, self
imposed set of standards for
comics publishers.”
He will draw up the code of
ethics. A staff of professional re
viewers will study all material
scheduled for publication to de
termine whether it complies with
the code.
All books approved for publi
cation will be entitled to place
an association seal on their covers.
Murphy, who received $14,000
a year as magistrate, declined to
say what salary he will get as
administrator.
He said he would have a bud
get of $lOO,OOO annually and that
his salary and the salaries of the
reviewers and other expenses
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Mitchell Announces
Single Truman Talk
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 16 (JP) —Democratic National Chairman
Stephen A. Mitchell said today former President Harry S. Truman
will make only one major political speech in the fall campaign. ■.
Mitchell made the statement shortly after arriving here to kick
off the party’s drive to recapture control of Congress in the Novem
ber elections.
He told a news conference that Truman is under, doctor’s orders
to take it easy as a result of an
operation last June and will speak
only at a party pow-wow at
Kansas City Oct. 16.
But perhaps, he said, Truman’s
daughter, Margaret, will step into
the political arena with some
speeches in the East.
Democrats from over • the na
tion are staging a two-day rally
here tomorrow and Saturday, de
termined to capitalize on " their
showing in the Maine election
Monday and parlay it into. a
nationwide victory in November,
“It’s pretty dammed good Dem
ocratic weather,” Mitchell said.
“We’re getting smiles and en
couragement from a lot of places.”
He said he,thought the Maine
results ' had “cheered everybody
up” but, “I’m just very much
concerned that it might give
some false confidence.”
Maine elected a Democrat as a
governor in Monday’s balloting
and whittled., down the victory
margins for its Republican sena
tor and three GOP House mem
bers.
The governor-elect, Edmund S.
Muskie, will speak at a $lOO-a
-plate dinner here Saturday night
at which Adlai Stevenson will
make the main address. Rep. Sam
Rayburn of Texas also will speak.
Mitchell told newsmen that
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Democrats now are “getting a lot
of' warmth”' in places that used
to be cool toward them. Asked for
examples, he mentioned Illinois,
Indiana, Nebraska, South Dakota,
Pennsylvania, Connecticut, New
Hampshire, New. York and New
England in general.
As for Truman, the national
chairman said the party would
like to make more use of. him
during the campaign but, “I don’t
think it’s fair to press him.”
“I think,”' he added, “his at
tractive daughter may help him
out at some of these political
meetings,- in Eastern Areas where
she has'her dramatic career.” -
Following through on his fore
cast of good Democratic weather,
Mitchell said, he regards “the signs
we have been seeing as authenic.”
we have been seeing as au
thentic.” , /
He said there is a growing pub
lic favor toward Democratic con
gressional candidates, “growing
out of what we’ve done, what the
candidates have done in their
campaigns and what the Eisen
hower administration has not
done.” .
The chairman made only spe
cific prediction—that, “we’ll come
mighty: close to winning one con
gressman for. New Hampshire.”