TUESDAY. FEBRUA Big To J WASHINGTON Western Big Thr Russia yesterday foreign minister with East and W: attending, to set man crisis before Virtually identic; delivered to the K United States, Brita So was a similar n Germany. They rejected R\ bid for a 28-na: peace conference i that a dale and pi mutual Big Four i a foreign minister the whole German The U.S. note c l notes were ! 'emlin by the i in and France. >te from West i issia's Jan. 10 >■ ion Germarr ; nd suggested lace be set by i greement for rs meeting on 1 question, restated the Congress To Clean Unions WASHINGTON (JP) ~ A bill de signed to wrest control of certain labor unions from “mobsters and power-mad demogogues” was in troduced yesterday by Rep. Gra ham A. Barden (D-NC), chairman of the House Labor Committee. Among other things, union of ficers would have to get the ap proval of the membership, in sec ret ballots, before a strike could be called or dues changed. Barden said his committee will begin hearings later this week on his bill and two other major la bor-management proposals. These two. which are less dras tic and broad, are the Eisenhower administration’s bill and one writ ten by Sen. John F. Kennedy (D- Mass) and former Sen. Irving M. Ives (R-NY). Like George Washington, we cannot tell a lie. For expert, arid we mean ex pert: Styling Permanents Dyeing and Bleaching Manicures ALICE and DON HAIRDRESSERS 225 West Bearer Avenue Congratulations PENN STATE NITTANY PLUMBING arid HEATING AD 7-2561 J. Harris, owner 17. 1959 hree Ask Russia tin German Talks 1 (/P) The West’s determination not to be would be May 27, thereby giving [, PflilpH on dr »ven out of Berlin by Soviet the East Germans control of the i . _ Ul * threats and demands. It did ex- West’s access routes to West Ber to join in a press willingness to negotiate all hn. The Russians also demanded ■s meeting as Pects of the problem. withdrawal of allied forces from si The notes were worked out by Berlin and an East-West est Germans allied diplomats at daily meetings German “confederation.” :le the Ger- ' n Washington and checked out , "The danger to world peace . . with other Atlantic Pact Countries inherent in this Soviet initia it leads to at Paris. live is evident," the allied notes Secretary of State John Foster sa *^ - Dulles approved the U.S. note be- They added that the Big fore going to the hospital last uphold by all appropriate means week for the hernia operation Three "reserve the right to which' revealed a recurrence of i lh eir communications with their abdominal cancer. I sectors of Berlin." Officials said they hoped The United States, Britain and Russia would respond favorably France declared themselves ready so the meeting could start in f° r a foreign ministers meeting Geneva or Vienna in late April Wl th Russia. They said the date or early May. and place should be settled The timing is important. The through diplomatic channels. Soviets said Nov. 27 they would Dulles’ illness may cause a turn East Berlin over to Eastihitch in plans for a. mid-March Germany in six months, which'meeting at Paris. >efs Bill Virginia County Must Integrate i BALTIMORE (fP) —War r e n County, a community of 15,000! segregation-minded persons in' northern Virginia, was ordered by; a top federal court yesterday to open its one high school to Ne-i groes.- , j The School Board said it would, comply. It promised to reopen its ■ high school at Front Royal on' Wednesday. But first indications from Front Royal were that no more than two dozen or so—most -2y Negroes—would show up. The rest would remain in the private, school system already in opera tion. Twenty-two Negroes applied for| admission to Warren County High; School last spring. Their applica-, tions have made the full round of courts. THE DAILY COLLEGIAN STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA HAPPY ANNIVERSARY Penn State Students CLEMSON MOTOR CQ. IMPERIAL Clemson Motor Co.-110l N. Atherton St., State College CHRYSLER v ' % '' v \ v ? 2T,C h v °.