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- V JOL, LXXV, NO>128 rAlWHESTER, CONN*. THt^RSDAV. MARCH 1, I$S« XCImiiMMI Adrertlehig #■ l^age ig) PRICE PITS i^ENTS

Birminghamt Ala.,^arc)i 1 (fl^Autherine Lucy, Negro \ c o ^ , today was expdied from the University of Alabama for unproved chargea wat school authorities conspired in mob action against her./Qiere was no'ofHcial announcement from the board bf truBtces./but'biembera conflnned that the action wae agreed upon at a nleetlng last night. ‘Sh’ey asked that their names not be used. /. The action came within hours lokirats after U.S. ipisV Judge H. Hobart Grooms yest^day-s ordered the New Hayei). March 1 .—President Eii W —joffer* tion readmitting her. ^ went off in Massachusetts. L ondtm , M arch *1 — [ ;4ng himselfDlf foto theme American people pMpie as able perfortn hie There was no ; immediate coni- Controls go off for about a . WMtom Europe’s non-C^m*i duties as well fas ever—pressed’ his^^ond t^ ih bid tCfday ^ ment- from the National Associa­ million tenants in Comwcticut mipiiBt press gave warm WcI- i by entering Republican primaries in CaUforniiand Wisoonain. tion for Advancement ofCbiored on March. 31. - People, which had sponsored her Crane,:^'who, iS phw a citj ^riie today to • President He wa.s off gnd running. Apd, as was widely iMiticipate^ - 2'ii years legal battle to get ad­ councilmah,. told ' Eisenhower’s decision to run^ his health already Was becomiftg an issue of the last^evelop< mittance to the all-white achool.- "We Just amvSunced thaV if lena Psota. 13, is again. Officials on both sides mg campaign. ^ e action took NAACP offi- there were turbd a t Munhall, Pa.s after', of the Iron Curtain were non­ Oemwrats challenged the President’s own estimate of his \ ela'Is hire by surprise. Increases w ^ send thj^Ses- showing police the spot in the \ A hasty effort was made to sor a ro u n ^ to VeconSider as­ woods where he said he beat committal, hut the Russians physical capabilities and asked. Whether tlw tountiv wanted atop Thurgood Marshall,' NAACP sessm ents/ In- otheiywordis. if to death his classmate, John laid smilingly they had ex- what they termed a “paH time President.’’ . legal counsel wpo represented there are going tO/M any big WUinski .Jc„ ,13,' with an iron te d it* / »■/ From OOP Chairman Laonard#-—------Miss Lucy at the hearing yester­ - profits-made, thy city woiild pipe. Eugene said the slay­ Itorial. comment over the an­ Hall came the retort that Elsen­ day. He had panned to leave here .share/ thepj.” , ing climaxed a long aeries of nouncement ranged from sober re- hower has been "a full tlms Pi^l- • today. ■ / fane said /there were no of/flghts.. ilectlpn to open Jubllatlun.. dent.” He predicted the Democreta Radio-TV NW .\lleniUons Dropped n^Jor increMS in rents. This.“nm es of London mused: *‘It Ivoiiid lose votes if they sought to ■ At Ihe/start of the hearing Let /expning that the iinivermy should an attervdan^ by 15,000. - . drive for President Eisenhower's ei'en Minister Andrei G/omyko, Pamocratic Nattonal Chalrmaa be given an opportunity to nhswer ■We/bellevB\ we have found a wno has spent miicli tlrare in the hla health in hla broadcast laat Paul M. Butler. foreign economic policies' before night. . (•> - them. the Homie Ways and Means comf United Statas aa a SoyictXrepra- praridmt.eit -i. Owe. A v ^ H Harrim^^^^ Mify; th e ^ w e e h He was the first of seven cabi .. p Presidium Chalrnyn/ Kle^er.tl o n S o t those Sgurlng'Tn laat lu ^ t was carried **ss a news net officials scheduled Fq face Voroshilov, who gotytm word with apeculatlon about the poasible event at unusual national taapor'- skeptical questioda from many GroVnyko between Acts of "Romeo Democratlo nominee,’ /M id the taijee." ^ ' Hovise members. and Ji.Iiet” at l^scow 's Bolanpl *Prerident’a -heeith qertainly would Na BssIb for Ctalss lays JRed Balldons Dulles assured the committee Theater, smiled nu' kept silent. \ be a campaign Issuf—that Btoeii; Ha rafarrad to appoarancea ef gt the outset that OTC ntembei’- West EuropMn officials likewtao' Tiower“ haa made it a major lasu'a.” other polUlctl flgurea on NBC and •Shlp carries nothing "which ailers had little or^o th in g to say offi The ‘bte ,dOP vice pres- aald ‘‘siace our prasmtatlona have or can alter United States tariff clsHy. But (a.iy expressed t'h, pri- idettUal new— OOP Chairmen been fairly balancad, we da net iteddn^ Alaska rates or other trade measures,- he vate Vview' lat Elsenho'.ver's deci- Leoni Hill predipted that It feel, that our beoadeeat ot tha' Xaid. ./ / fion w lod for the free world. will be Richard M. Nixon. Ptosideot’a address last night pro* Objectors tp the OTC propoiat Hall Kisenhowar and Nixon loa Paga NJawtacaL. 4IA^^ /w b ln g t^ , — The, Th connection ^ with h thp latter .contend that.lt tariff t'taam” tar Bit toontry. TMiteT States t ^ Russia today \nt. the note delivered i by;the fixing authorRy-Twiy X^m both And, OOP leader Knowland hat Sovi Interested goy^menta for the ' F ^ w over Other Nation. for the operalions/of ihe/multl- built the basement. The dedication of the church labore'rs earned ing mi) olvn intention tp run again nation of ono paKy to a n n ro r'th a Operation , of "weather balloons. ...A \ ' *“ !""! . . the General Agreement Hartford, Mareh .l (4V-A stetc to any whether he wiuitad Nixon ^Mdldato for nomlnatloK' cf ah> /tresr Officer Uncoln.White said' A is noteworthy that Soviet I s w s i trade ag-reemenlA worked employes A FliCIO 'Union today the structureX lhe title, "the church built by lo^.” Story on to bp on the ticket with him, lar party.” A . eui^: oE»l< Page 12, (Hwald Photo), • he did know hether thisi United on Tariff.s and Trade cGATT). called for repeal of . the 1937 law - W alt M d Bep ba NIz m / "Our fftntral policy itoad la to would mean the flylhg of Russian *“^|**"j Although Congress has refused which outlaws political activity by E iaenhower oug’gastad It waa keep an over-aU baq betwaon balloons over the OTted States, ; to ratify/U.S. mefnbership in RapdbUean and ‘ V a « y « M Of the recovery of Soviet b&lloons/ etate employes. better to- wait ajsd ace whether the locratic par* Oneni‘1^ Ballooiu , on the territory of several coun4 GATT, Premdent Else’nhower has * Frenk^. ^ailagher,* president of GOP convention gave him the top ,Jekatoon>'iald. , 2. Ofr^t;ed to re/;m h RuHaiaa^aN i tries including Japan Turkey; Iran used hja executive authority for Council 18/ American Federation no^iinatlon to^m-e there waa talk ‘“tote wo boUaW wo havd dona and loon equipment vto Rusaia, ;i1ppar-1 Flnland„and Qerman>.” of State. /C ounty' and Municipal Doctor tabels U.S. of^whom he wboid wont to. run 'MTill cqntbitit do. Accoipdlnciy entiy on the coition Ih^ Russia'f Pr*,* officer White said the .So- if^ntinued pir Page ‘Tw.o)\ Employee, AFL-CIO, told the state with him.. But'Eiaenhower apoke wo cannbt aceodo to your roquaat legisieuye council that - the ban h ig ^ of Nixon again, aa he had for equal .facUiUoa bonuaa of return , Ameritcn balloon equip-1 viet balloons / were . over - Alaska Preaidant /■teatabewer'a broad­ ment found w ithin\^ov^t bqrdcr.s. | within recent weeks or b jo n th s- imposes unfair reitricUpU* un in tft^pait. ./ • stats k.iuplpye*. ’ ^ ■' cast.” Sr^ReJec^d . a' Soviet - proposal | he was hot ^urV just wheh/HesaM; __The_'^QP_conventlnn .w -'Missw. See Filvllegea Dealed howbr aifined atatementf M'rmtt- for exhibits of ball^h equipment they were the only ones he\kpfewl ra# to-Expel ' "It forbids them from participat­ in thia country. iVsald the Sovle.t| about as having crossed U nl^Fe d.l ting hia name to be Onjered in th* ing In many of the constitutional presidential ^Im aries, to be held exhibit would "pe for pihnaganda! States territory. \ j privileges granted other citizens,” )X55**‘".8lon.' March 1 (F) — The-j>the budgets of*lhe National Health ends apparently intended” to make j Russia had accused the UniWdi Red Altaiche as thilted States ia "one of the un- Ihstltulcs. The/lub'committee to­ in Wieconein/'Md California on /■ he said. heatthiest countries of. the. world April 3 and. Junq^ 5r-reepectlvely. trouble amonp; nations. \ | States of conductin|t a giganUc , The union leader ' said his: group day made public the teallmony, BiiUetiiis 4. Accused Ru.ssia of mh^ting i espionage operation with th^ today,TX says Dr- ■ Paul Dudley taken‘behind closed doors. Law* of thcae two atates require a is not interested in being per­ White, T^ief in'toital consultant candidate'a written consent. Eiaen- •'m,lsleading" charges aboijl. the I,worldwide weather .tjalloon pro- mitted to campaigny fop candi­ ■ Certainly.” White, said, ‘'coro­ from tho-AP Wires’ United /-States’ weather balloon 1 gram which, the M r Force an- to PrestdeM Eisenhower, since hla nary, thrombosis is an epidemic. hbwer’a name already haa. been Tehran, Iran. Marih 1 m — dates, and certainly ‘tdoesn't want heart attach Isat year. That may be true of cancer In th* entered In half ' a dozen other ' p ro g f^ .. The-note said it is "llXI nounc.ed' JanT 8. United States the political spoils s)\stem to- re­ itatei where no'Aucb consent la _ logical*’ for the Soviet government N-ejected the spwcharge Feb. 8 and Irajilan Epecial aK:eiUE aueited the turn.” ■ . y White said he thinks the high, lungs. That ia in this country, not HtyMnatBY NOT CANDIDAnD ‘ Soviet unlon'E aEflifltant military rate of heart diaesse Is attributable in' othera. I think we are oJje of the required. tOy/desire one rule for itself and j offered to share Information with Rather, he said, state employes By all the' aigna, the delegates Woahlagton,-March t (iP) — „ another for the re.st of the world." Russia and/bther countries. attache ih Tehran. la.it nljjht. Of- to lack of exeyelse more than to- iinhealthi^st countries of the Hdcretary o C r ^ Tnaouiy flcialfi said he wa.i carrylngr lo|<- should be given the right ti speak faulty d|iet oi" excessive smoking, world today. . ■ ■ to'the convention, to bo held In Moscow seems to desire that, it Secretary ofc State liiu|le up on political issues, persuade San FrancIscO'bcgtiintng Aug. iO, Humphreyv tafclnjg noto of pdk- ' adding: “ Nobody has . ,,proved "Some xieople think this is du* llshed. reports that tbp B^pobA*,. said, by complaining about Amrri- the baiiwns collect’ InfoTmkuon^^^^ I M ThadTren ’’anrin'e^ persons to register and UFe pei;^ that tobacco is related.. iBat It MiII''be B61idl.y Eisenhower. can. balloons white launching its,.air currents, cloud formations and! time.” ^ sons to the. poll.' If n;ceasary. to the fact that we roake the diag- cans might aomtoata him. for . OwiL can be an aggravating factor when nosisrsooner. I adml\ that we do In the case of’CaUfbrnia, Bison- 'Vice Presldeat, aaMI today ha la the like. Brig. Gen. Teiniour Bakhtlar, The big Onnectic'jt State Em­ you have the disease,”' 1,' hower named a conunittee made ployes Assn. (CSEA) which claims dlagno.se more cases. ^ don't think ,up "or Nlxon. Knowland and. Gov. hot a caadidato. ' Hnaplirey '* militarv governor of Tehran, an-' While, president of the Ameri­ that is-the answer. dictated this atotoihtirit “Nat- > nonneed the arrest of the soviet 9,000 State ebnploye members, can .N**rt Assn., gav/e^ hts views Goodwin J .. Knight to’ aetact the took'a neutri.1'stand in the con­ Heart disea.se, he ^ i3 , ia "a orally 1 am vaijr approcIMtva officer, MaJ..IvanOvich- iW h!- last month to a House Appropria­ .Risenhower-alale of delegates from belag suggested for ouch a high SJ an Hour Minimum netsoff, _and an Iranian, warrant troversy. ^ tions subcommittee, considering disease of young peuplc,\anfl most­ that state. -, hoaelr. It te very oompitmeataryi / officer. •Our membershl" hss'not asked ly ,men," ami he continued: , Knowland'a statement. ,thai hie but 1 havo aever ran for pnblie/t - Kousnetsoft wHs_heId' overnight us to carry the fight to get more . ,;Two nofewortlupfhange;, have assumed Nixon will again be offloe. I aever expwt to aad I at the Iranian Foreign Ministry^ freedom in pblltica. activity,” de­ taken place in oUr Way pf living. Eisenhower’s running mate was am aot a caaMtato la any Increase in Pay Starts I'Where he refused to .speak, or eat. clared r’residenl James W.’Moore We now have so many pushbut­ made at. a news conference. way." ...... - .'’4_'.;. He' .was turned over to the Soviet m a'pre-hesring, statement to the News Tidbits ton's that we have stopped the use Knowland Not'Candidate ! embassy today after his diplomat-. press.. He did not attend the hetr- of otir muscles, and that may be But Knowland didn't- answer AUSTIN A more ini|>oi-tant than anything A VOTES MAY IS ic status wa.s'was established’- For- }j _ „ ...... Gulled from AP Wires directly a question whether he' la. „ Austria, Mttach .1 m( for Two Million eign Minisecr All Ghoh Ardelan! Bvprcsse. Personal'Keeling else. This ,1s a big question mkrk. backing Nixon to repeat for the The Anatriaa ParUamaat uaaa* said the Russian would not have/ '“ 'I'''*'''''' PSEA executive .^ 1.10' our diet has become richer | ieebiid'spot/on The GOP ‘ticket:lcket wmild not ■ha.ve , Bernard it. McCusker, ex- and: richer.” - ” Imously voted Ha awa diaaelii* been amstetryif’he had been car- Alberto ilubli'ia .begin* i'Car In u W..-1 . .. 1 this year. And, Knowland saiu,id, nche UoB today to pava tlw way fori \ Washington. Mltrch 1 (Ft —More'-widely affected are lumbering, tex- rying his diplomatic credentials. ptqssed his "personal feeling" on office as cK'airman of Uruguay's He nudcrl that he-didn't think i doesn't anticipate that he, Wm- aew elcetioBa May 4S.' fhan two million lower-paid Avork-1 c*nd.vmaking, furniture and the ma.tter at the hearing.' , . 9-rh'ember; National Government atress end strain cause srterio- i self, will bc' offered thfe vice preei-; A Foreign Ministry official said sclerosls: j the government would declared the 'The political activity ban ia a .Council in Job as figurehead presi­ dentlal nomination. STOCK Ma r k e t o u ib t ^ if got a pav increase today, ' ^ . .■'Hard W ork never killed any President Eisenhower had rec- Vniaic corps of the’'merit ayatem,” dent. . . Strike-bound RepVibllc. "Certainly,”, he told a news con- New Terk, March 1 (iT> _• courtesy of the U.S. GoveihmenU ommended that Congress, boost' Vunacceptable) *ami°t'hat"he would he . said., "If we eliminate H. „it Aviation Corp. reject* iinlon" *Ug- man. hard work. boU. ph.vslc«l and 1 The Stocic Market aatorad tka mental," he said. "Most cardiacs j " * * ' " ‘ candidate for The pay hik.e.s came through a the 7.1,k»nt minimum to 90 cents.: be forced^ to leave Jign immediate- would Jeopardize the merit ayatem. gretlon that panel of prominent it." - new pre-rieettea piMtae of ItM , boost in the federal minimum . He said that .. an.vthlng higher Ij'. / ' . To my knowledge, the pblitlcal ac­ citizens be - appointed to' aid in can’t only work but should. There i . Knowland repeated what he hits I today with a sU ^t .riscb quiet wage from'73 cen1.s lo ll an hour. So'''** emba.s.sy refused to tivity limitation haa not hurl any ending walkout. . ic a limit to the work of