SATURDAY. APRIL 30, Student Riots Erupt In B Turkish Cities ISTANBUL, Turkey (JP) Student demonstrations erupted in three Turkish cities yesterday against Premier Adnan Menderes a id bloodshed resulted in clashes with police. The government Commit increase Ike's Bu WASHINGTON i/P)--The pow-j erful House Appropi it tions Com-1 mlttee yesterday recommended hundreds of millions of dollars! more than President Eisenhower asked for missile-firing subma rines, airborne alert readiness and other military preparations it deemed urgent. But in its final form, the $39,- 337,867.000 money bill the com-| mittee sent to the House was only $121,967,000 more than Eisenhow er’s revamped military budget for the bookkeeping year staiting on July 1. That was because—in redraft ing parts of that budget—the com mittee lopped off other hundreds of millions from administration proposals. Among other things, the com mittee denied 293 million dollars for another conventionally-pow ered aircraft carrier which the House group said isn’t needed. The committee'accepted the De fense Department’s stand that the best force is a versatile one em bracing missiles, manned bomb ers, rocket-shooting subs, carriers! and other weapons system?. j It noted but did not argue -with ■ — the Defense Department’s contentions that while the Rus sians may outgun the United States in long-range missile pow er over the next few years, there -will be no over-all gap in U.S. power to deter any Soviet attack. Togolond to Apply For UN Membership LOME, Togo (fP) Newly in dependent Togoland plans to ap ply for U. N. membership soon with hopes of being admitted in time to attend the General As sembly opening in New Yoik in September. Today there are over 900 news papers with a combined circula tion of over 44 million copies daily offering advertisers news paper run-of-paper color. With Canada added, over 1000 news papers with a combined circula tion of over 47 million daily, offer run-of-paper color. Sleepy Hollow Hit By Sorority Scandal Professor of Male-Female Relations, lehabod Crane, Feared Murdered Sleepy Hollow, Pa., April 30 —Scandal rocked this little town just north of State College area today. The disappearance of Professor Ichabod Crane, a specialist in male-female rela tions, brought to light a vicious ring .of men Selling fake key-shaped sorority pins to independent girls. The racketeers were telling the girls that the key-shaped pins would enable them to get men. Police received many complaints today from girls who had purchased the pins. Several of the duped coeds said their hair was turning blond, emblematic of the stereotyped key-shaped sorority pin. Chief of Police reported more than 10,000 keys had been distributed to unwary gills. He warned all men to check the authenticity of the pins before getting pinned or engaged. Mrs. Crane reported last seeing her husband in the vicinity of the Zeta Bet«j Tau-McKee Hall Carnival Booth located on the intramural with Little Auj all members of 1 The chief sa gang is known t cate leader in tn seen for several Further wo broadcast every] the Zeta Beta ] the intramural 1 ickly by extending martial law m Istanbul and Ankara for three months. eaeted qu The most violent clash was in the capital. Ankara, where about 1100 students were injured and un -1 confirmed reports said four stu dents and a policeman were kdled | Students and police clashed there an a melee of clubs and tear gas ’ Demonstrations were more or derly in Istanbul, Turkey's largest jcdy, and at Izmir, site of a big I North Atlantic Treaty Organiza tion base in western Turkey. | Army tanks, mounted troops 1 and infantry surrounded the 1 walls of Istanbul University, | where 2000 students started a j siidown strike. As darkness fell, i the students sent up chants of t "liberty'' and "Menderes re | sign." get j They said they would stay on ;the campus until the 61-year-old jPremier quits and until 11 com rades they claim fell in Thurs day’s riots are returned to them for martyis’ funerals. They also 'claim 40 of their number are miss ing. The military commanders or dered all universities and col leges in Istanbul and Ankara closed until May 2D. But the 2000 students enrolled at Istanbul Uni versity ignored the orders and as sembled in groups of two and three on the campus throughout the day. The Interior Ministry said only one student was killed in the out break of trouble in Istanbul Thursday. There have been un confirmed reports that more were killed. | PREFABRICATED I SUBMARINES M Constructed by I Morrell's S 25% discount on ten m or more delivered S from 9-12 B AD 8-838! lotball field. 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