U.S. Must Win in Asia, Ferenc Nagy Says iu .inutY iti;vsm munist its China and broaden on one front" when the Rus­ a "federation of Central and nf Ihe American Press-llerald Maff Writer Hie Sinn-Soviel conflict. effort in sians are confronted from Eastern European nations.'' Viet Nam would result in An "American solution" Nagy addressed an audi­ both to ence of some 200 the west and the East Nagy said the Central Eu­ mass communist expansion the persons-- 'liberated i..,!i"i; Vict Nani war could lead mostly students at El Ca- "The real danger (to the So­ ropean nations have been throughout Southeast Asia" He decried II..M, < •,. .MJI - I lllll.l "III to an accord between the inino College. His topic was viet Union) is not the West." moving toward a "ranproach- ll-c till' IMIiT- Nagy declared, "It is China ment" wilh the West, seek- Soviet breach He said the in the Central European na­ < hallgi In weaki n Ki!SM;in United States and the Soviet "Central and Eastern Europe United States "should do Today." and they will try to buy inc expanding trade and cul­ tions which have '>een re­ communist influence Inrouuh- Union, resulting in freedom peace tural exchanges. everything to involve the So­ ported in recent years. "I ouf the world The former Hungarian on the Western front." The rap- viet for Central Europe, a former preachment, he sai'l. is pos­ Union in Viet Nam as am glad to mile certain very For thai K .I-.MH h, f|r- leader said an American vic­ Such an accord between deeply as possible " prime minister of Hungary tory in Southeast the Soviet Union sible because of the Sino- So­ important improvements in rlarrd. I am tlrrph i on- Asia would and the The communists were the life of said last night force Red China to turn to­ Western nations would lead viet conflict able (he people." Mr vinced the peoples of Central Ferenc Nagy, who to a solution "The iSino-Sovicti to take over Central Europe said. "But there have been Kurope are praying secretly was ward the great Siberian area of the Central difficul­ because no forced to resign a.s prime of the Soviet Union and Eastern European prob­ ty is a real one." he declared exiled communists basic changes Those coun­ for a United States solution for ex­ living in Russia were taken tries are still under a com­ minister of Hungary in 1947 pansion and lead the Rus­ lem of today, Nagy declared "The difference is based on to Ihe Vietnamese wat because of communist pres­ back to their homeland dur­ munist dictatorship with "When sians back to "their tradition­ He predicted such a settle­ sharply opposing interests of ing the Soviet all Ihe war en

Sories M, Volum* N, No. 43 3238 Sepulvoda Blvd., Torrent*, California — W*dnttday, Docombor 1, 1965 lOc for Copy 61 Chace, Hahn Keeping Local Areas in Shift Schools Board To Help Remap In Asia Voted Students at Arlington Klc mentary School are partlci Torrancc will continue to j paling in a nationwide drive have two representatives by the American Red Cross on to provide 200,000 friendship the County Board of Super­ units for South Viet Nam's visors following a reappor- displaced children by Christ­ lionmenl of the district ap­ mas. proved by the Board Tues­ Contents of the boxes and day kits collected under the di­ Rurlon W Chare whose rection of Mrs. Claire Craln. Fourth Supervisorial second District grade teacher, include includes most of Tor ranee pencils, notebooks, combs, outli or Ittoth mirrors, Street will slates, colored chalk, ' "Minnie to share the city sketch pads, water colors, .'. 11 h Supervisor Kenneth jigsaw puzzlcsr balls, plastic- M.inn of the Second District. toys, scarves, whistles, PROCLAMATION SIGNED . . . >!»>..r tooth Boundary Allicrt l-.-o viu-ns proclamation urging brushes, toothpaste, and soap changes else- flllrcns lo support Ihe American Legion'% "Oprrullon Sho\\ Your Colors," while » i>rro. however, gave Super- l.ouis H. Dciningcr (slnndini, left), adjul.itil- and Arthur Oupuln. According to the Red Cross, uMir Chace the East Long commander of articles can Ihr Berl S. Crosxland Post of Ihe American Legion pin miniature flag* on Iji- be exchanged Ik-ach area, formerly part of dtene Chamberlain, administrative ecrolory who among recipient to suit their i Supervisor Frank witnessed the proclamation particular G. Bonclli's ki«nine. (Pre»»-llcrald Photo) interests. Each | district. Chacc also takes over box and kit also will have in­ the Hawaiian Gardens, area. side a greeting card in the Hahn was allotted the en- Vietnamese language wishing FRIENDSHIP DRIVE . .. Student* ( Arlington School hrre nr<- piirtiripiiliiiR In national Red Cross drive lo colled I tire city of l.ynwood and the Local Legionnaires Open "a new spring full of luck MOO.WNI "Friendship I'nlls" for delivery la iWlllowbrook Viel N»m before Christinas. Junr OKUU area from and happiness." u, Duiin> Thompson, unit (iail < < . IV changes. « Torrance Legionnaires yes­ Colors." members of the Berti Flags on administrative sec­ terday launched a patriotic S. Crossland Post No. 170 of retary Ladeene Chamberlain Republican oIHER CHANGES were campaign to counter current the American Legion, with n city hall ceremonies. south Hi, made in districts in the San anti-draft and antl-Vict Nam headquarters at Fernando and the San (iabricl movc.ncnts. 1100 Van Mayor Albert Isen signed Will Seek valley areas. Mess Ave . began distributing a proclamation urging "all Joining t h c nationwide small American Flag lapel j citizens of Torrance to ac­ DAR The realignment of district "Operation Show Your pins and a wallet card with tively support this program Senate Seat Citi boundaries came in compli- patriotic i Continued (in |>aKL. 4) message. of the American Legion." Republican Assemblyman Michelle Clot worthy, selected by students and fac­ The Torrance are* drive The Proclamation said mil- Robert S. Stevcns of Santa daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ulty at South High, Mis| was launched by Post Com­ ions of Americans Monica yesterday Libraries would be announced Robert H. Clotworthy of 2410 Clotworthy was cited for de mander Arthur Dupuis and asked to wear the lapel pins liis candidacy for the Mate pendability, service. Lab Blast IJurns Student - - - Ridgcland Road, has been lcade>j Adjutant Louis H. Deininger o indicate their support of Senate from the newly hip, and patriotism. A chemistry lun f\plusion who pinned selected to receive the South at Nurhoiiiir High Topic* for small American our servicemen's efforts formed 25th Senate District. Sfhool Mondn) afternoon inflicted see nod und throughout the world, par­ Stevens, an attorney and, High Good Citizen award third degree burns on l<>-vciir-old Junto \\ullii-n ticularly resident of Westwood THE NATIONAL winner in Viet Nam, and Village, from South High. o be selected through Jr., of ia grind- sembly rict and state contests, will Mrs. 1- J. Money of the these 'anti' movements." in 19H2 and re-elect­ pete with other winners in receive a ing powders wilh H morlHr and pesllr when Ihe ed in 1964 from the $1,000 scholarship Torrance League of Women Condition 60th As­ the national competition o the college of her choice. mixture exploded. Me was taken lo u Tor Mine Voters sembly District. sponsored medical renter for treatment, will discuss "Who's by the Daughters A mathematics and sclencl dlasses worn by Tending Our Libraries?" at The 25th Senate District of the American Revolution. the student probably protected his eyes frum in- Improving Policemen includes major, Miss Clotwoilhy is aJ jury in (In- tilusl, a meeting of the Torrance the 46th and 60th lonor student. firemen reported. Junior Chamber Assembly districts. Portions She hopes il of Com­ A lU-year-old motorcyclist nroll at the University ol merce tomorrow injured Fridi.y afternoon in Will Speak of Torrance and West lx>s 'alifornia Angeles are within at Irvine next faf Chamber Luncheon The meeting, a quarterly a North Torrance traffic ac the dis­ o major in medicine. - awards dinner cident trict, as well as the cities of A membership linn for husbands is reported in an "im­ On 'Hazard*' Her activities on campuf lirmi o| the Chamhrr of and wives, will be held at the proved" condition at Harbor Redondo Beach, llermosa Commcrrc has lirrn si-liriliili-il lor Thursday Sgts. Glyn Uoycc and Dar- Beach, Palos Verdes, Manhat­ nclude Athena, lhc Palms Restaurant at 8 pin General Hospital. rell Lanham ,cr\uc MOIIII, DIM. >, und will (ealurr H sulule lo Iho of the Tor­ tan Bcai:h, El Segundo, West- club, German ('lull Hulnmoliile industry, Mrs. Money will discuss the Daniel Arthur I'tacek of rance Police Department will Science Club, and the Calif aciording to Chamber Pren- recent Chester, Santa Monica, and idenl Hru'-e Jones. "A peek into Detroit's crystal survey of the Tor­ 4158 W. Redondo Beach discuss holiday hazards at a Malibu. n ma Scholarship Fcden rance Library system made Blvd , was taken out of the meeting bull" will he H hii;hli|;lil of Ihr program, Junes of the Torrance Saf­ tion. She enjoys reading amj said. Krsrrvnliun rurds by the league of Women hospital's intensive care unit ety Council Monday. sewing. art- now being »cnl out Voters. lo Hit-miters. Mrs. William F. Had- yesterday. Ptacek was pinned The meeting will be held Named by UCC "Miss Clotworthy is an cllffe, president of the under his motorcycle after it at the Indian Village Res­ Richaru cellent representative League, will be on hand wag struck by J. Hughes has been of ou| to a car on Ar- taurant, 4(K20 W. Pacific appointed manager of pur­ senior girls," Mrs. Betty (!rc Hose I'arade Uuses Set - -- help Mrs. Money during a testa Boulevard and Atkinson Coast Hwy . at noon, accord­ chases for oel, senior class counselor] question-and-answer Avenue Union Carbide Buses will be available lo Uke Torranre area period. Friday. A second car ing to James Becker, chair­ Corp., according to an an­ said. "I am very pleased tha Membership in also was involved in the acci­ residents lo lh« Pasadena Tournament of Koset the Jaycees man Tickets are $2.50 per nouncement by Albert J. she was selected." parade next New Is open to any man between dent. person. Year's Day for the lit si cunsec- D'Arcy, director of purchas­ ulive year, ii was reported here this 21 and 36 Lyle DeCuir is The youth sustained a frac­ Sgts Boyce and Lanham es morning by for the firm. Hi ghes MEETING the Chamber of Commerce and Ihe Torrance Mu­ membership chairman anc tured left wrist, fractured will review home and traffic joined Union Carbile in 1955 CALLED may be reached nicipal HIK Lines. Hound trip bus fare will be by tele right arm bone, and frac- hazards as well as discuss and was assigned to the Man­ The Torrance Armed Forcef $2 75 prr person. Grandstand phone at U78-7886. Doug jtured left leg. methods seals for the parade He also was of safeguarding per­ hattan Project at Columbia Day Committee will meet may be arranged for Ihe day through the Hedde is president o| the badly bruised in the acci­ sonal property luring t h e University and later to Oak Ml( IIKI.LK CMrTWORTHY 10:30 a.m. next Tuesday Chamber Junior Chamber. dent. if of Commerce on a tirsl-i-oine basis, 'shopping season. Ridge, Tenn . production. (iuod Cilisen Award the City Hall. Manager J. Walker Owens reported.