SATURDAY, N
•VEMBER 1. 1958
Soys
Abo
t Union Warns Iran
t Making U.S. Pact
LONDO
Iran of signi
"which dire
Soviet Unio
Moscow
(1?) The Soviet Union last night accused
g a new military treaty with the United -States
/qly endangers the southern frontiers of the
II adio said a Kremlin protest was handed to
Chian
Still H
Regal
, at 72
Ping To
China
TAIPEI,. F.
dent Chiang 1
on his 72nd
his hope of ri!
land on the
Communist u.l
The veteran
who at U.S. ur
nounced force
pan for achiev
a message rea'
rally.
rmosa (IP)—Presi
ai-shek spelled out
eirthday yesterday
I gaining the main
ings of an anti-
Nationalist leader,
ing reluctantly re
as the main wea
ns his dream, sent
to a Youth Corps
"To carry t our mission of
anti-Communi..t and national sur
vival, we dep nd upon political
more than m litary means," he
said. "As I h ve said before, 30
per cent milita y plus 70 per cent
political."
Chiang Kai-shek obviously was
trying to quiet dissatisfaction at
his renunciation of force during
his recent meeting with Secretary
of State Dulles. The Nationalists
have maintained that this pledge
does not rule out• a counterattack
in event of a mainland revolt.
Yesterday passed with the
week's lightest Red bombard
ment of Quemoy—only 274 rounds
in daylight hours.
Slayer Admits Killings
LOS ANGELES (/} 3 l A mous
ey, jug -eared television repair
man yesterday led detectives to
the desert graves of two of the
three beautiful young women he
admits murdering.
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B A L T I MORE (W)—Presidentl
Dwight D. Eisenhower dug up a'
new name for the Democrats last
night—gloomdogglers— and said
,they are on both sides of every
tissue—including civil rights and
Iranian Ambassador Mus t a f a , . missile development.
Sami by Soviet Foreign Minister He once more called the Demo-
Andrei Gromyko. icrats extravagant and reckless
The treaty, said Moscow, ; spenders, and pictured their party
as split right down the middle.
"provides for U.S. armed forces
to be granted a wide opportun- These attacks were in a speech
ity for increased involvement ( pr e pared for delivery at the sth
im Ar.
of Iran in American war plans."
!Reg
1 ent
amt
ry
Eisenhower recalled that he
The Moscow r a di o broadcast I
ledgedin the 1952 campaign . that
appeared to refer to the realign- pled
i he was elected, "Republican
ment of the Baghdad Pact in Lon- •
,ism would bring sane, progres
sive, and honest government to
Secretary of State Dulles then America."
committed the United States to! Then he added: "We have. done
Idefense of Iran, Turkey and Pak - :exactly that. "But our work is not
iistan as a virtual partner in the,'yet complete "That's why I'm
'Baghdad Pact. ' :here tonight."
Dulles' act was hailed as , For the first time in his cam
pledging American backing for paign, Eisenhower dealt at some
the security_ of Western-allied length with the explosive civil
Moslem nations on or near the rights issue
southern frontiers of the So
viet Union,
The broadcast warned that the
Iranian government "is following
a policy line which is first of all
dangerous for Iran herself—in ap
parent disregard for possible con
sequences "
In Washington, the Stater De
partment flatly denied the United
,States has signed or is negotiating
iin any way for a new military
♦treaty with Iran.
; 11 Colleges 'Elect'
Lawrence, Scott
PITTSBURGH (P) Pittsburgh
Mayor David L. Lawrence, the
Democratic candidate for gover
nor, and Rep. Hugh Scott, Repub
lican nominee for the U.S. Sen
ate, received a majority of the
votes in a mock election at 11
western Pennsylvania colleges.
Lawrence got a majority of the
votes in every college except In
diana and Westminster.
Do you try to keep from getting
angry because you feel that emotion
can interfere with your judgment?-
Do you like to "show your stuff"
when you know you are really good
at something?
Can you honestly say you like to be
entirely independent of others in
most things you do?
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Do you ignore extravagant' yes
claims and think for yourself
when making your choice of
filter cigarette?
The fact is, men and women who' think
themselves usually smoke VICEROY. T 1
reason? Best in the world. They know
VICEROY has a thinking man's filter a
smoking man's taste.
•If you have answered Yes to 6 of the a
questions ... well, you do think for your
1956.0 BMW/ & Williamson Tobacco Corp.
inks for Himself Knows— ONLY VICEROY HAS A THINKING MAN'S
FILTER... A SMOKING MAN'S TASTES,
Ike Labels
Democrats
As 'Gloomy'
Pope's Coronation
Set for Tuesday
VATICAN CITY (/P) Vatican
authorities made elaborate pre
parations yesterday for the coro
nation Tuesday of a new Pope
whose reign may be distinguished
by marked departures from that
of his predecessor.
Pope John XXIII already is the
center of lively speculation.
The source of Vatican concern
has been a flood of reports in the
Italian and foreign press covering
every conceivable avenue of spec
ulation.
WDFM to Broadcast
WDFM will broadcast the Guio
mar Novacs recital at 8 p.m. to
morrow from Schwab Auditorium.
IFC Will Meet Monday
The Interfraternity Council will
meet at 7:30 p.m. Monday in the
lietzel Union assembly room.
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AV,
U.S. Says India Erred
In View on Atom Talks
UNITED NATIONS, N. Y.., continue tests immediately, am
"consider" that an agreement
VP)—The United States ac- be reached at Geneva for dis.
cused India yesterday of pre- continuance under effective in.
ternational control.
senting an erroneous picture Lodge immediately charged thi
to the United Nations of ef- Lall had "very seriously mi
forts to reach an East-West stated what we understand to -
the situation."
compromise on ending nuclear
, veapons tests.
U.S. Ambassador Henry Cabot
Lodge made the charge in the
U.N. Political Committee, where
he urged that disarmament debate
be discontinued during the US.-
British-Soviet negotiations now in
progress in Geneva.
India's Arthur LaII then told the
committee India and Yugoslavia
had produced a resolution accept
able to both sides
The compromise resolution
would have the U.N. call on
the Big Three powers to dis•
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event, such as a football game,
-; even if you have to go alone?
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