PAGE TWO U.S. Blasts Detention Of Soldiers BERLIN (/P) The United States fired off a strong protest at the Soviet Union yesterday because of the detention by East German police of two American soldiers. The two were held by Commu nist police for six hours Thursday on a trip westward along the road linking Berlin and West Germany. They were released after a Soviet officer intervened and continued their journey to Helmstedt, where they are stationed. A U.S. announcement said the protest was sent by the U.S. commandant Maj. Geo. Albert Watson 11, to the Soviet com mandant In Hast Berlin, Col. Andrei I. Solovyev. The Allies contend that under tour-power rules the East German police have no right to Interfere with the travel of members of Al lied garrisons along the road. About the same time the protest was being filed, three U.S. sol diers were dropped by helicopter into Steimtuecken, a t',ny part of West Berlin separated from it by a mile-wide strip of Communist territory. Gen. Lucius D. Clay, President Kennedy's special rep resentative in Berlin, paid a mo rale-boosting visit to the Stein stuecken enclave the same way Thursday. The area has long been the subject of East-West wrangling. It belongs administratively to Zehlendorf, the borough in which U.S. headquarters is located. By gome quirk of municipal planning It was left under the borough's care when the city limits were redrawn many years ago. So when the victor powers of World War II carved up Berlin it was included in the American sector. COME IN AND SIGN UP FOR FREE GIFT SPECIAL CANDY FEATURE SPEARMINT LEAVES, ORANGE SLICES, GUM DROPS SPICED JELLIES, only *| lb. HERALD SQUARE TYPEWRITER PAPER 250 Sheets only evixii Standard for Color, Strength, Uniformity Foreign Aid, Threaten Adj WASHINGTON (/p) A deadlocked tug -of - war over foreign aid money and a jun jior-grade filibuster on migrant Tabor yesterday threatened ;plans for Congress to adjourn to night. j The foreign aid issue was being [fought out in private by Senate ;and House conferees charged with reconciling appropriations bills passed by the two chambers. Rep. Otto Passman, D-La., was holding out against increases being sought by the Senate side. However, Sen. Everett M. Dirksen, the Republican Senate leader from Illinois, told news men that hours of argument have reduced the difference to about $2OO million dollars on the bill which will provide around $4 billion for President Ken nedy's new overseas program. Dirksen was optimistic that a compromise “not too unaccept able” to either side would emerge in time to permit adjournment The Senate majority leader, Sen. Mike Mansfield, D-Monh, was in at least qualified agree ment with Dirksen but amended tonight’s Republican estimate J akJWCOMFORMEROOMS ® l sy < fheColonkl jbu v 123 W. Nittawy Ave. State College,Pa. JN Ail with Running Water 5 tPriv&Bath-hrking TOP Comparable 29c Value MEN’S BASKETBALL SHOES ||ts2.99 Comparable $3.99 Value Sizes 6'/2-12 iuSwTA THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA Martlcville to Build Senate Committee [A-Bomb Shelter Approves Hamilton MARTICVILLE, Pa. De f en se Director El, choice of the 50-year-old New loToli farm, mC P work 'jmer L, Huber said yesterday. .(Yorker. ournment As passed by the Senate, the! measure carried an amendment,; by Sen. Eugene J. McCarthy, D-; Minn., which would have required that the itinerant workers be paid; 90 per cent of the average farm wage in the state where they,' worked, or 90 per cent of the na tional farm wage average, which-; ever was lower. f The Senate-House conferees! knocked out this provision and when McCarthy moved Thursday; to table the bill, he lost on a 40-34; vote. ; Indonesia Gets Soviet Arm* JAKARTA, Indonesia (/P)—So-! viet Premier Khrushchev has pre sented Indonesia a supply of light arms reported sufficient to equip an infantry battalion. JUAIITY AND VALUE SINCE 18 7 9 Ranier. Poplin. Water Repellent WOOllflllN’l 110-122 S. ALLEN ST. Labor Bills PICK OUT A PENN STATE SOUVENIR PENN STATE SWEAT SHIRTS $2« Sizes S. M. L, XL PENN STATE JACKETS $ 5” Color Fast Sizes S. M. L. XL HERLOCHER'S To The Dorms A*tsr 5 P.M. JUST CALL m 8-0518 Or Stop ia at 227 £ § j?~? Other Specialties You c OVEN HOT PIZ7A HOME-MADE SALADS COLD DPJNKS SUBMARINES AND OTHER SANDWSCMES CLIP BOARDS A Perfect Writing Surface Anywhere WE HAVE A HUGE SUPPLY OF 80 PAGE COLLEGE RULED NOTE BOOKS WITH EITHER WHITE OR TINTED E-Z EYE PAGES, WIDE OR NARROW LINE II you need a special book for a special class Wool worth has that tool STATE COLLEGE SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 23. 1961 Bar-B-Qued Chicken IS FREE Useful in Hundreds College Ways M MS?- jf! 5Sc Value ONLY ' ' Fi y