TUESDAY, APRIL 29. 1958 Eisenhower Invites Reds on Arctic Plan WASHINGTON (M)—President Dwight D. Eisenhower called on Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev Monday to join in creating a military inspection zone in the arctic as a sig nificant first step in reducing world tensions. He also appealed to Khrushchev to reconsider Russia's opposition to East-West technical studies which would consider con crete moves to police a broader disarmament agreement, includ ing a halt to atomic-hydrogen tests Eisenhower set forth this double appeal in a new mes sage released at his vacation headquarters. Georgia, a few hours before he flew back to the White House. The 500-word Eisenhower let ter went to the Kremlin only six days after Khrushchev had fired off a letter 10 times as long to the White House demanding agreement on Soviet disarmam&ht proposals. The swift Eisenhower repl the latest move in their co tinuing public letter writi campaign, reflected the Whi House decision to answer mo quickly to blunt Russian prop ganda. Moscow advisers sa there was no imrnediate r-- action from the Kremlin. In his message last Tuese ay, Khrushchev had urged Eisenhow er to halt all atomic-hydrogen' tests immediately without divis ing any specific East-West inspec tion plan. He also denounced flights of American atomic bomb ers in the north on the ground they might trigger off a world catastrophe. Negro School, Temple Damaged in Explosion JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (/')—Dy namite explosions damaged a Ne gro school and a Jewish syna gogue early Monday. Mayor Haydon Burns said "It is quite obvious this is the work of an outsider" and asked the FBI to investigate. The FBI, however, said it had no jurisdiction, adding it found no evidence federal law-had been violated. That's right fellows. I'm not crazy. Spend and save at Danks. 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Icp-authored an article which willl ADS MUST RE IN By 11:00 a.m. THE PRECEDING DAY RATES-17 words or less: $0.50 One insertion 00.75 Two insertions 01.00 Three insertions Additional wards 3 for .05 for each day of insertion CONVERTIBLE. '49 Pontiac R, R&H, Hyd.---$250. Write John O'Connor, Cen tre Hall R.D. 1910 MODEL A Ford Pick-up. Good run ning condition and inspected. Call Frank Peiffer ext. 287 Is:Many 27. LONDON FOG jacket. size 40, brand new cost $l5, selling for $l2; need cash Bob King ext. 3380. HOUSE TRAILER 28-ft., very reasonable. Must sell. Call AD 7-3772 after 5 p.m weekdays. CALL ABRAMSON'S auto wrecking AD 8-6237 Fine used cars and trucks for salvage and resale. REDUCED RATES ($350 to $5OO double) for all mummer sessions at Marilyn Mill. 317 E. Beaver Avenue, State College, Penna. Reservations being taken now. Dial AD g-6773. FURNISHED APARTMENT from June to September. four rooms and bath— s6o.oo per month. Call ELgin 5-3448. 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