PAGE TWO Urrutia Names Castro As Objections Cuba's Prime Minister By Soviets HAVANA moderate leftist promised; possible for Castro to become! U. S. Ambassador James J.| rouiiut lelations with the United|p rt -sidert. [Wadsworth and British Minister! Suites called for the eradication: Castro said he had mftde no |of State David Ormsby-Gore] of Latin American dictators andj decii : on on whether he would (again stated —as they have for; announced he will form a coalt-, run 0f accep , , he presidency . .several days past—that interna tion Cabinet, with Communists I l iona l manning offers the only excluded. I Urrutia became provisional L guarantee of a workable Troops stood watch agamst de- i president at Castro s request a^ ! C ontro 1 system. monstrations as 50-year-old Bet-: u>ok office after Castro s revo\u-: suspension treaty ul ancourt was inaugurated as Vene- l ‘on chased the dictatorship ofi it a test suspension treaty ut rr's 4 fv ■»«- m r" 1 ” 0 Ba " ,,a ‘ Viok'mc SUm by Mb™™ . S'Seu £ ■>™»f SfZ. "SPSS'S. Korea Agamst •» Sf« er ?olS mvn took pbtee. n [which they are located under Instead, thousands of friendly (RepamOnOn MOVe supervisors sent bv the three Venezuelans stood behind the; • mmw! troop cordon cheering and ap-j SEOUL, Korea f.-’Pi —South Ko-T plaudmg as Betancourt's car spedireans formed a united front last by. (night against Japan's decision to let some of its Korean residents Intimidation Cited Ssr" c ' > "’ ,n “ nis, Though officials discounted the : In denare rFOD© possibility of an armed clash.] WASHINGTON t/l’i—A Brook-' lhel ’ p was a breakoff in 10-month lvn man refused to say vestcrdavl Tokvo negotiations to estab whether he picketed for unions al-Jbsh diplomatic relations. i legodlv iiM'd to shake down coin Amid anti-Japanese demonstra machme operators. Senate inves- lions in the streets. President tuiatoi-. charted lie had bcenlSyngman Hhee’s Liberals and the Lightened into silence {opposition Democrats joined Sonic Patkci’s lefiisal to talk hancK in a rate show of unani oame tu an apparent surpr'se to niity. They backed a nonpartisan the Senate Labor-Management, 1 committee to combat the repat ('ommiitec Robert F Kennedy,'nation program. tiie group’s counsel, said the 21!-, year-old Negro had spoken freely;» pflm Pinn.nfin Meet to the investigators at the Capitol; Beam ' JV\eet as recently as Thursday Kennedv{ WARSAW, Poland f/Pi—U.S called it an outrageous turnabout Ambassador Jacob Beam and Communist Chinese Envoy Wang Sports Cor Club Rollv pine-nan met for 2P: hours yes f. ... , y terday to discuss outstanding Will Be Held Sunday niohlems between their two coun- A Colleram Rally, sponsored tries, by Centi a! Pennsylvania Branch It was the 14th meeting of the of the Spoils Car Club of Amer- two since last Sept. 15. Neither * held at 7 pm. Sunday.lone had any comment except to «t Couotain Paik, Rt. 45 near J.sav thev would meet again March Spruce Creek. 1 ig] FREE LECTURE ON I Pi lambda Phi Fraternity CHRISTIAN SCIENCE 2nd Semester Freshmen SUBJECT: . . i m- Christian Sciences Practical fO Cl JCIZZ IVIIX©F Operative Christianity" LECTURER* Music by Don Krebs Quartet Lowell F. Kenneth C.S. 11l SUNDAY, FEB. 15 Louisville, Kentucky hus Mon., Feb. 16 7:30 P .m. 2 ' sp m ' Refreshments Served U.B.A. Monday -- February 16 -- thru -- Friday -- February 20 THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA Fire Inspection to Start In Pittsburgh's Schools PITTSBURGH i7P)—A new fire :and building inspection of Pitts j burgh schools will get under way Monday. The inspection was ordered fol lowing a meeting of the Mayor’s Committee on Fire Safety on (Thursday. ' The committee said all inspe< lion reports will be sent direct jthe Pittsburgh Board of Educ; Uion j The mayor’s committee w Conned after H. H. Rothrock, bu (mess manager for the board education, said he has not r ceived a written report on ft conditions in the schools sin 'Aug. 29. Read to Serve on Panel ' Dr, Harold Read, professor i physical metallurgy, will spei the week of Feb, 16-20 in Was' ington, D.C., serving for the six! time as a member of the evaJ ation panel for National Scieni (Foundation fellowships. is refunding money on hooks 9 Until 4:30 Makarios Will Go To London for Talks LONDON (/P) —The exiled Cypriot Archbishop Makarios 111 is coming here next week from Athens to take a top hand in a three-power conference called to endow Cyprus with independence and peace. There is speculation that the 45-year-old Greek cypriot leader may become the first president of 'the projected Cyprus republic. | He was long regarded by the British as one of their chief un dercover foes in the years of battling over the eastern Mediter ranean island bastion. j Makarios is outstanding among the Cypriot leaders in vited to sit with representatives of Britain, Greece and Turkey in the conference called for Tuesday to discuss approval of the plan mapped out at Zurich for the future of Cyprus. The conference is expected to usher the British Mediterranean island colony into a new era of peace within a week. j Archbishop Makarios has ac-j claimed the Zurich agreement of] Greece and Turkey on the pro posed republic as opening the way! “to a new period of freedom and Student Films Present "Magnificent Obsession" TECHNICOLOR Jan© Wyman Bock Hudson Barbara Rush Sat., Feb, 14 'i’U* Sun., Feb. 15 S:5B HUB Assembly Room HUB Cardroom SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 14, 1959 welfare for both the Greeks and Turks of Cyprus.” The British Foreign Office announced the arrangement for the conference and the invita tions last night. With Greece and Turkey al ready behind it, nobody in Lon don doubts that the agreement will get official approval from Prime Minister Macmillan’s gov ernment. The agreement promises an end to the strife that has marked post-war years of Bri tain’s 81-year rule. It would main tain British sovereignty over mili tary bases on the strategic island. *CATHAUM Today 1:42, 3:39, 5:36, 7:33, 9:33 Sun. 2:10, 4:00, 5:50, 7:40, 9:30 I miM*ERNIE« f 1 Kim(W'a3LWßK!‘!MffW*i:9O 8:15 9:39 - , LP’a and Show Tunc* Foltan Lewis Jr. 7 :IS t.P'i and Show Tones t :4S Public Sanriee Prof ram >.-95 WDFM Programs 10:09 , . New* to JOS 11:00 . 11:05 11:10 - <0:90 CrooToloey News sad 8 porta Sign Oa Moraine Shaw Kewa Beadlinea Mamin* Shaw Swap Shop Maile at Km Cointr Neva Grwrolety