WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 22. 1958 Little In Pi Rock st Day LITTLE to replace ii lOCK, Ark. (/P) At best, Little Rock’s venture into a private school program,! itegrated public schools, got off to a faltering start yesterday. 0 white seniors reported for the Little Rock Private School Corps first day [ classes. After about two hours, they were told to go home and come back About 3( of segregate today. Corporal on officials expla: unches issiles U.S. L« Two A CAPE CANi —Two blazin; fense missiles Atlantic withii day, triggered and a giant e 1500 miles aw The Bomarc the first multi ing at the Ca eight years a{ In rapid su Bomarc strea flash of red disappeared i second missile also bolted inti ida sky. A.VERAL, Fla. (P) Bomarc air de roared across the i 13 seconds yester by a button pusher lectronic computer ay. double-header was iple missile launch-j ipe since it opened! :o. I icession, one sleek] iked aloft with a flame. Just as it i l the clouds, the nearby ignited and ,i i the overcast Flor- Both missile:: curved gracefully at about 80,000 feet after a speedy vertical climb and sped toward the southeast. Their course was traced by two puffy, twisting va por trails. | Woman Suspected In Defector's Return LONDON (/P) A Soviet woman spy who uses knock out drops emerged yesterday as the possible key figure in slipping a defecting Soviet tank driver back into the arms of the Russians. The return of the Russian to the Soviet Union has left some faces red in Britain’s famed in telligence corps. The best guesses dispel any notions of a glamorous modern day Mala Hari. They say she's middle-aged and Russian. Members of the British move ment for Freedom m Russia are UNBELIEVABLE cfll this week THE FILM LAB'S "getting to Know You" SALE Don’t Miss The Year’s Biggest Photo Sale! Loads of VALUES Real DISCOUNTS Trae SAVINGS A crazy SPECIAL, each day '» Special: A brand-new Bell & Howell mera (list, $134.95) will be sol'd for $1.98 st person here at 11 a.m. Thursday. Thursday Movie C: to the fit Ment Ocfobi ay i,..,, Saturday r 20 ffiru October 25 Centre6(hui%Filmbk Private School Falters o! Segregated Classes ined “there had' been a mixup in registration” Monday. Gov. Orval E. Faubus told a news conference that he did not think the private school could ex ist indefinitely on contributions alone. i “I don’t anticipate that we will have to depend on the contribu tions indefinitely,” he added. The governor said the next regular session of the State Legislature, in January, "would come up with something." Fau bus did not say what that "something" might be. Faubus reiterated that he didj not believe he has authority un der present state law to reopen (Little Rock’s four public high 1 (schools, which he closed to avoid j court-decreed integration. [ In answer to a question, the ’governor agreed that a private school program should be started for Negro high school students. He gave no indication that he personally would launch such a move and. instead, sug gested that the National Assn, for the Advancement of Colored People should take the lead. The organization, thereby, would be “living up to its name,” Faubus remarked convinced she engineered the dis appearance of the defector, prac tically under the noses of Scot land Yard special agents detailed to guard him. The soldier, a former tank driv er, Sgt. Anatoli Ponomarenko, 22, had 70 days of freedom in Eng land after deserting his unit in East Germany last December. He fled fo British military au thorities in West Berlin, who shortly received notice from Ponomarenko's commanding of ficer that the deserter was wanted for the murder of a comrade. The British replied Ponomaren ko’s pistol had not been fired since it was made and granted : hini political asylum. 10$ W. Beaver Ave. STATE GOLLE6E, PA. THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA Dulles Talks With Chiang TAIPEI, Formosa (/P)—Sec retary of State Dulles and 1 President Chiang Kai-shek yesterday opened talks made more urgent by rising Red military action across For- mosa Strait ! **■ toolc 1500 candles to illunii , ‘ . nate Old Main in 1860. While Red artillery ramed more 1 ' than 3000 shells on Quemoy and'i jets tangled over the strait, Dul-' les and Chiang held three meet- j mgs totaling more than 3M< hours.! A spokesman said the whole political and military situation i was reviewed. He said it was possible the two had discussed a resumption of U.S. warship convoys for supply ships to Quemoy, A joint communique after the; end of the conferences is expect-1 ed to express continued U.S.- Nationalist solidarity in the face 1 of Peiping’s campaign to split the! two allies of the western Pacific.! What Dulles called his search 1 ; for a dependable cease-fire re quires a common U S -Nationalist policy. This might include the, U.S. desire that Chiang thin his! forces on the off-shore islands, m the hope Red China would ac cept a permanent cease-fire. IF YOU'RE LOOKING FOR A PENN STATE SOUVENIR... "You Can Get It At METZGERS" • Penn State Jewelry © Stuffed Animals © Pennants © Penn State Jackets © Penn State Sweatshirts © Brief Cases # Photograph Albums f Penn State Blazers © Penn State Glassware CONVENIENT SELF-SERVICE METZGERS With the Black Granite Front H f. 115 S. ALLEN ST. Without the Black Granite Front 352 E. COLLEGE AVE. Eisenhower Seeks New Labor Laws By The Associated Press I President Eisenhower cam paigned yesterday for new llabor laws to eliminate cor jruption among union leaders. (Former President' Truman, .banging away at the economic [issue, said the recession is not .over and won’t be as long as the [Republicans are running the fed eral government. The two party protagonists spoke at opposite ends of the Krushchev to Fight Drink LONDON (JP) Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev, himself noted for his tippling at diplomatic re i ceptions, has warned Russians the (government is planning a crack le! own on drunks and moonshiners. SPECIAL White Orchids for the Junior Prom $4.00 each Don't forget to stop in to order one for your favorite girl Bill McMullen Florist 130 E. College Ave. AD 7-4994 Across from Old Main NOW'S THE TIME TO DECORATE YOUR ROOM WITH COLORED PRINTS FROM METZGERS $l.OO each . . . 150 different prints Wide Selection of PICTURE FRAMES Complete Line of ARTIST SUPPLIES country in their bid for votes in the congressional elections of Nov. Eisenhower, addressing GOP pcrcinct workers in San Francis co, accused the Democrats of scuttling his efforts to fight trade union corruption and of fostering a dangerous drift toward bureau cratic government. Truman appeared at a Demo cratic rally in New Castle, Pa. In his prepared speech, he said “we have had five years of Republican neglect and abuse of the working people.” Lawrence Promises Slum Clearance Fight PHILADELPHIA (/P) David L. Lawrence, Democratic candi date for governor, told Philadel phia voters yesterday he would wage a ‘‘full-scale fight for slum clearance and urban redevelop ment.” PAGE THREE
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