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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 21, 1957)
Doctor Denies Remark Of Hospital Immorality i Dr. William TtanpaM. resident fcoywctaa at the Oregon State Hos muL apelegited to. the Beard tf WW Frtdajr for statements at tnbuted to him that mow Mate hospital patient engage la inv atoni practiM a win tna- DCP turn TO CCDS Tha apiaiaa ventured that civ rear Faubus of Arkansas was knkiaf tor a way of retat from hia enti-leoersi stand oa school Integration wai in error His trip to Newport to rail aa President Eisenhower iu ml on ot cspit latiea. Back home ia Little Rock be held his position through th oak. with guardsmen oa duty around the high school, and Thurs day Faubus "took the offensive " Ha refused to honor i federal subpoena to appear ia court as i witness; and ha had his attorneys file aa action to have Federal Judge Ronald Daviei disqualify himself for tha hearing let for Friday. Saw tha Arkanus gover nor has begua ta bunt the bridges htm. Ha is committed to I course defying srdart of federal , ratjrta. Pal to the test sow a I rhhw governor can Ignore sr counter j tha solema judgment of the federal , courts. is i . , neo to . .uformr inta facts underlying the newt makes Faubus its cover feature in IU current issue. What Tuna toys bare is that the Faubus moves are calculated for his political vantage Oa August Faubus called oa V S Deputy Attorney General William Rogers to about law enforcement ta prevent violence over integration, but when asked why he thought violence mi grit occur said that his evidence was "too vague and indefinite to be ef any use to a law-enforce-tCoalawed sa EdJtartai Page t) New Chrysler Dealership Due in Salem A araua af Partlaad snea an asokiag to astabltoh a aew Chrys ler agency Islam, tt wat learn ad Friday. Filing articles of WtcorporttJon , this weak for Salam Chrysler Inc with stack vskie at SIM. MVJ. were Portland a 1 1 a r a a y s James R Moore. William H. Kinaey and For rest W. Simmons. Another Port lander. C Ron Bates af Wilfred Motors. Portland Ford dealers, will head the Salem endeavor According ta Bates the group has not ytt obtained a franchise for tha Salem dealership but he indicated ana would he received ine new agency o- iuc.wm.u ai tae center at. vu occupancy slated lor uct. t. ine group win lease the location, now vacant, from Keith Brawn and Asel toff The Salem Chrysler oeslerthlp lapsed last month when Clifford ; Taylor, who operated the Chrysler j agency at Salem Automobile Com- paay ever tt years, retired The Salem Aula headquarters at Ul N Commercial St. was sold to Agnew Motors whs have since established aa Edsel suts dealership there. Firecracker Fatal to Boy MOI.INK. Ill , Sept -A U- roar-old boy died today ef burns suffered wbea a nracracaer ex ptoded at aa ail drum. Five ethers were hurt, ana crit ically, ia the accident at the rear af a South Molina home yeatar- aay. Police saM the nrecrackor a tossed lata t ea-galloa dram -still fwatstaing waste sl by Les ter Kanst Jr , Offtcars Mid a lid was placed an tha barrel and the eiptoeioa which follewed sent tut flames and threw the drum las feet. Russell Morris, a neighbor boy, died in s Moline hospital ef burns he received B rends Shanklin. It, suffered burns shout the farw and upper hodv and hnepital attend ants listed her condition tt criti cal. Mrs. Chindgren ! To Succeed Late Husband as Solon OR EGO" CITY Sept N -Mrs Herrnaa ONndgrea ef Mstoi la ladny waa named Clark amos Cattnty reasistniativa to the lg leiatore to fill the onexpirvd term of hef lata husband Mrs Chiadgrea. wwa served as her husband eeuotary far tt legtoiatlv sessiona. was named hv the Clackamas County Court. She had tne support of eifcsrettoa nl. haber and farm groups riu." 'wb. strtd Mia UsisisMrrWasisns dtrd tev raj months age. Dr. ThocnpMa said the ttete mtott vara wither takea aut af context by Cangreasmaa Earl Chu doff, cfcairraaa af a wbewnmit tao investigating Morningside Hos ptUl ia Partlaad, ar were act made at an. The board naailtd Dr. Final Note isa" I r id:? HELSINKI, Seat 2 Jesa SlbeUnt, tl, world fa noBs composer, diet to day ta Helsinki, Finland. AP) Noted Finnish VxOul D0S6 1 Dies HKLSINK1, Srpt. 10 P-Jean Sibelius, fl. the great, brooding Finnish composer, died tonight tonight st his 'ron brain hemorrhage lecludw4 horr utld Helsinki. " he1 lnow" popularly I'" lht work) ,or th epi"f! ! sooortua of his lone poem Fin- a"" ana to musicians lor ine craiismansn.p .at . mys , oiutic uiai cnaurnaeu uqui Uhair wonder and tha critical Sibelius toft a mystery for the musical world ta puzzle over His last published works came out in the lata lTOOs and be is believed ta hava dona soma major compos- ing tutre. Ha died without saying, The craggy-faced giant long had bsea regarded ss among the warM'i Inramorf nwniur. Ul. l. .l ku , en ever tha world regarded hint as tha spokesman in music of his rugged country's melanrboly spir- tt. Shaven - headed, hia brooding face band with age, aw remained . aut of tha world spotlight tha Uat years He had published ae musical works after 1M. Bat the whole world Joined ia a swelling outburst of praise and gifts for the maestro oa his (0th btrthdsy, Dec I. lU Death Claims Norway King OSLO. Saturday. Sept Tl uT King Haakon VII of Norway the .nrM. Ud r.,.n.n. m.rh The SV rear -old king bad been m poo,. h.tB (or , Umt pad fear for his life was n pressed this week when donors amouncea ne wat luiienng irom circulatory ailment. He suffered a broken thigh in s fall ia IKtt and had left the royal duties to regent Crewe Prince Oiav since that time. State GOP Leaders in Salem W a- ' t ' . ' .-- V'- ,.'v Vtl - rT.-- . . f 4 . I ,1, Rt'" Fri4,T 1 U" awW eieraUva eotnmittee '-W Stewart. lee Ohwiart. Klaso ftaaHh and faWp HHrV - I akh reported dnria ta sfl-day saeetiaf at tha aeaataw Thompaoa ta explain tha state menti whicaV ha waa quoted aa having made at tha hearing be fore Cbudoffi committee in Port land. "I hava had my foot in my mouth this week,' Dr. Thompaoa said "I wish to apologue for the pubiicjty. It is not to well-exer cised judgment aa my part. apoiogixa for the hardship and ex citement tt has caused tha board and tha hospital.' Taaaei Remarks At the Portland hearing, Dr Thompson was quoted as having said that some male and female patients have engaged in embar rassing situations in a service tun nel at the hospital. But at Friday's hearing. Dr. Thompson said he never saw any such intimacies and couldn't name anybody who did see any. i By referring to such situations. I he said he meant such things as' holding hands and embracing, rather than more serious types of : lore-making Ha stressed hat it is a prob- frm iv uOTBC patients la nOO- pits Is where much freedom is ven. but added that hospital dor- tors don't condone sue practices I Mates' etateascnt j Gov Robert D. Holmes, board chairman who could not be pres ent, left a statement that the hos pital and board "da not condone any immoral or illicit activity on the part of the patients." Secretary of State Mark Hatfield and State Treasurer Sig 1'nander. who conducted the questioning of Dr Thompson, said their own in-, vostigations have shows that in the jast five years, there hasn't a tingle cae of preinancr occurring while a patient was con- fined. rw - , . 1 j . uwiipwvw , mum mo me board ha knew of as pregnancies occurring at the hospital MaU PnOtiO I ifc TT I IIUIIC . . . . r . f VYOrKPr rriTG Said Possible NEW YORK, Sept. M - A rank.,n(H,ta nyM wi. ,,,.-) ' ' ended a four -day strike of B.0OO telephone equipment installers As tha installers wrthdrew their ..l. u ,. aa 1 ik. nixtrirl &f Cnlumhlt Ihaiuiwti of switchboard operators who had 'Stayed off their Jobs ia sympathy returned to work. In a matter of hours, telephone service was re- P11 aormal ia moat of aatioa. Hawwvwr, there were nrmMingt of Contoat ever a 1)1 cents heurly pock age wan by tha strik era. John Flasagaa, a leader of the Communications W e r k e r s of Amenrs striks in New ark. predicted the installers would re- ject the proposed new contract! sgreed lo early today by union "i""""" n eoura mat nc nan receixed reports of discontent irom oiner sen ions siso In Indianapolis. CW. leader Kenneth A Silvers went even lurther He said the new contract ..... . IA W.. . . I a i " '" ""w" renewed .ilhin is rf.v. i nunnK w ,svA mlM. Rarlr't Trlsl K.m SKATT1 F Sept e The Ina Teamsters I'nioo Presi dent Dave Reck on state charm of grand larceny was set todav for Oct. a and the trial af hu.Jocted to the expert prowling tha Dave Jr . for Oct 11 uil'.'.Cli. 2 Mother Promised 107 Yaw , Five Full Days of Unbroken Sleep CHICAGO, Sept. M tf lave yea ever said to yewrsehf: "Gee. 1 tare eoald aaa a few extra boars of sleep.'' Writ, friend, praised to envy Mrs. Fred A. DM, , el East Chieage. Im4.. a swttehhsnrd op erator aad tastner of two. She wUI ge to sleep Monday and wM not he awakened aaU Saturday. H all started wees Mrs. Dwat't aortar toid her she needed a ve ealtoa. Ana saw tbeagat the beat way to get rested was to sleep. The Hypaasia lastaata of CTai rii pronator to da tne tob. Eewta Baron, astorlar of the tostttate. said a teaar of physt eiaaa aad atjraes ill stteed Mrs. mitt tstrtag the flve-aay sleep atoag with aeycaslsgtsti. State Flu Cases Near 'Epidemic' PORTLAND. Seot uT -The .1.1. nrA l Mlik taut todav there are 1.500 suspected rases of influenza in Oregon. If confirmed that number of rases would be near the eoidemic level, board President N. E Irvine. Lebanon. The board said there were Hi sebarate outbreaks in schools or iStoVkm in seven of Oregon . counties. The counties are Un-1 coin, Multnomah. M.non, Wash-1 ington, Klamath. Crook and Jet- ferson. So far no schools have closed, although two high school football games were csncelled be - cause the squads were hard hit by flu. ' ' "ink it is sale ta assume that Asian tnlluenxs is now rising in Oregon. However, until we have the results of laboratory tests, we cannot say how many J lh P' "" 5 DT ine new trrain, lrrin . vTOgOn has had II confirmed Ci of Asian flu. The State of Missouri Friday reported what tt termed tha first confirmed death from Asiaa fla ia this country, the Associated Press fapartadl. Reports af new out treats hi tha United States aad C, thniad to pile up. And ia Puerto Rica the health eepertmewt said there were possibly Is SOS .new! rases during the week ended Sept. 11 The eptdemK there is believed near Ms Desk The Public Health Service ia Washington estimated that about ins. on persons ia ine rominemai Vnited Ststes have tuffered Asian nu f. ! j MNke LjUSetl DY ' Efficiency Expert I em y expert wat spotted peering through t window of sn electrical equipment factory today to check heir benches- on workmen st t and . 1 M0 employes struck promptly I nion leaders tsid the men ob- plant with a watch in his hand for Conference'lH as. T Meeting were (left ta right) - w4 , beaded eowtatiMeet HoteL (Suteeataa Photo) a t0ttBJjitat aaoUMDalD I6SJ SfCTTONS-14 PACES ovennioir State Picks MacLaren Director Amot Reed, 41-vear-old tu prrintrodrnt of the Illinois State Training School, wai ap pointed Friday to head Mao ljirrn School for Rent at Wood burn. The Stale Board of Control, hi announcing the successor ta the resigned James Lamb, also said tt had named Lea V. Nolan as assist ant MacLarea superintendent No lan is presently Reed's aaaistaat at the school at St. Charles. 111. The board said the appointees will take over their new positions at Woodbura effective Oct. . M raadidales Reed wat selected for the post from more than M candidates pro duced ia t natwe-wide recruitment program The new superintendent, ia the Illinois system sine IMS. was rec ommended by the beard's evalua tion committee comprised of Mult nomah Circuit Judge Virgil Lang try. District Attorney Walter Fas- ter ol foit county and Miss Ja- I nne Jewett. administrator of the Slat Public Welfare Com mission. Falter ml Five children Reed is 01 Ar. College ia " v,r"' ! The hoard said Nolan has had 1 extensive experience in the field of juvenile correction I Lamb, the former MacLaren su pennlendent. resigned ta accept posiboa as head of a training school ia Pennsylvania i Firefighters Curb Curry County Blaze A atasn ia flt Wind damp marina air Friday helped firefighters check a TPS at.it fwraat fire near Ingtois at Carry Ceaa- ty. The mora Uiaa ISO men Bghting the flames with eight huUdesers and seven pusnpert had nearly trailed the klate hv aiehtfall Stale for rat rr irfficials ia Salem satici - patrd she fire, the worst this year. woukt be under control by nooa to ft.. JJZ.tS7lJT, neutralise our retaliatory capabil- est of Langtois Thursday and with .. M comphested and ,h;",t w.m burwedi.,,, ridar iy-ern ,,,, juickly through slash nad snag, h, lh, lutur. By late Friday the sue of the Jire, Mr Forr, (hM1 ml)S u had Tn probable that the first of the 1.000- according to Tedi Maul. "ffl "' strsnii radar would be in- , J , 7 " lookout statioa wu evacuated but firelighters were able to save it T" m'""' " ,h ,rM their wsy to safety lim-I lun irvtvim r I way hi- chjded s to sere busk and grass Douglas County about five j mit af Winchester, and Iws small blares, both controlled in I Station 'Hits Back' HATTIFSBI RC. Miss . Sept m Radio statioa WBKH today said k would discard a0 records by Loum Armetrong because hei criticised President FCiaewhower'l handling tt eetregjttoa piahlssat Today's Statesman Pasta fwc. Ana I and sr i I I Chtsrth Newt 7 .. I ClaseifWd 11-4 . B Cewtiet I I Goes ward 1 1 N leWieh 4 I ttaVttvv a,w''SWea)SJwBa 3 . . Jw Markeea 11 . I OMttsarto S ... I aeWTV (Set ) 8 I latftw-TV (Swn.) I epwrto 9, 10 I Irs Qatar 1 I Vail td-wt I rlr'Ww'ffcajsifJ) P w S I Hitchcock Bv CONBAB riAVGI Sis ft Write. The Mates stia Philip S Hitrhcork. Pnrtltnd Repuhlirta. said Salem Fn ritv he hat no present mto tions to ate t rontresnnntl seat st s stepping slono inta the I S Senate Bee Walter Norhlad. Stay ton Hepunhcaa w h t m HNrh eork might oppose for the Be pahlwtn rongreseinnal nnmv nation neat May. said earlier thi week af Hitrhcork t re parted rntent'ons. "tt sntsnds to me ssare bkt t bum wanting to TTm Ore Ban Statesman, Sal National Guard Ordered From School ' r -' V 4 v ' .... i - LITTLE EOCK. Ark Sept t Arkansas NaUaaal Gaardttaea ellata aato trackl here to night after they hat been artier! ta leave Little Rack Ceatral High Schawl. The troops left jatt prior ta the time Gay. Fan has weat aa the air aa a aatlea wide radio aat) Ule rlsioa broadcast (AF Wlrephata) iiNew Super-Radar,!3' wr? ... . TO Track WASHINGTON, Sept. 20 . i-j .u:. .'. f: veam um ixnmuy i iu iuii ... irt tip a defense against intercontinental twuistic mitituet. it it a super-radar system capable of detrrtinR,, identifying and rtfrtarssur - ttsawppatasa wntroe - space 3,000 miles awsy. Goa. Thomas D. White. Air Farce chtaf 0 sUH. diKtaaed the space war' fare and linked tt directly ta Rus- siaa claims af having succaaafufly test-nrod a ballistic roctst capan- hie af reaching .ay target : rth ftrtalUtary CaaaMnties - 1 . . . While. sectoring Communist nroge in aimower does not i stalled in Alaska and that north central t anada and either Labra dor or Greenland could serve ss totatwns for two more set. To I gether these could cost an elec renic neseCIlOO Screen OV ef ine rrmut liketv approaches of sny space missile from Russia tamttr mMt Humidity would lead to rapid devaeupmenl of t missile to destroy ballisttr missiles. t anf MISSUS T13T CKNTKR i Caavoral. Fla. Seot. M up A hnia. Ansna-trailina sntssiU wss launched freta hare today to what was helievad to be the first sue ceasrul firing at the Air Force Thar Aatharitisa eaaitlrnHHl aal thai ist third eVated they ware tatsified with l rtevel 4 t (klrti I AI PjiSMhii I. WHUtllM t AI ew far 1. nTHHal. Lte s9 awtetjagjfh (ftsjtj PafajjJIasittjiBslAyta) At Chtmee S. ttwaaa ai rwmi.ua ww y at an iima t, ss Uaaf J&rtWTtoMICQ, I . BASEBALL I lasasainaasaswatvaswwwasiaiiiiiiHw i tsUKtt Laam t Denies 'Stepping Stone Plans run tor toeae m Her office lh" wanting ta do t ) nl repre ewtint htt ditrwi in ( great ' Hitrhcork m Sale Inr s statewide Republican eseruiive rnmmittee meeting, uid he hsd fx A "definitely eommttted snv self lo taything yet ' tmpaign fins ores eenstnly sre one ron siderstion But tt lets it would he wrong to tev I would he rtadtdsle for roagrett merely to nse the orTwe tt t stepping stone to rwn for the t S fUnste two years hence, at hat beta am, Oregon, latvretay, Stptomnsr 21, It 37 Calls ... , a MlSSlleS (AP)-TV Air Force Way re- 1 1 i. i. -tt,. tn - e - wrapvn enwumi mwkn Salem Police, C .avman l 1 1 V 1 1 1 C 1 1 VJC I fj f QCIDC I The aid Army jibe about the square needle'' was revived Fn- . uv AnnravimAtlv ?t niv fir., poucemea lined up at u ,, , , , Ciy H.I. to get A.i.Uc nu shot. The group got first crsck st the still tt sree i scone ss result of drswmg of nsmes Remainder of the personnel in the te depsrt mentt will get their shots Monday thanks to s new supply of serum officials announced Police snd firemen hsie been liven s priority rsling lowtrd the Im. tn Mw-l inn td t h mrc rfn.e w i. hnnMt w i II nt M ne say possible flu epidemic To Continue Iw humidHies and the threat ef esst winds across ttie ( svsdf" .Sunday will continue the tire dan I" Western and Crntrsl Ore go" weathermen reported Friday t s Weather Burrsu st MrNarv FwM sid the Salem ares will hv 'Sn- westher through aur in. aav wnn utile mange bi tempers hire Friday s high wss Tt irt a low of tt tssariaied Pres ri-pnrted that northers Oregon hesrhrt will he fair thmurh Saturdsy nigtit ei cept for lair nift tnd csrlv morn ing fog Hith temperslure over the wewkend wifl he nrsr 71 with t low A Chief Takes Oath WASHINGTON Vpt e Robert M Mrhmnev New Mm co newspaper piih'isher in sworn in tndsv s lop t repre tenative on the new Imernaiienal Atomic Knergy Agency mentioned Being t rongrexnitn n tn important jit tnd heme i good congressman m event I were elerted would be sty prime consideration Whatever I might do thout any other public office if aavthing would depend entirely on later rirrumstanret tad conditions tnd hat no hearing on mi present thinking " The stl-dsy eierattve mm wit tee meeting at the Settlor Hotel, dtsrwssed plsns 1u t s t s I e w I d e Regf'hlirtn news paper, ergssi party leaders to mm Mia tfff ;VUI Ifflli I ICII On the Way MONTE CARLO, Monaco, Sept m 1 ' Y'- "" - The former Urace Reiry pnncrss at Monaca, expects a second child next March. She waa married ta tha rtagnrng Prince Rainier Ul April II. IKa, and Princess Carolina Louise Mar guerite was bora to them last Jan. H Carolina is the list generation of the GrimsWi family that has ruled this 167 acre principality since the IMh century l nle Caroline has a brother. th raild inherit St anrient Flurn. pean titles snd her father'! throne d ... k .i - Li a Caroline It would call (or s salute (of ,, iuna-CanHiiie tot only III . EuropMn r.jokHn j th , ml. again would I some dsv ssrent Monaco i throne, Caroline would retain precedence I over sny sisters, however, in the line of succession Qtlgpn t0 W 1T . . klsui iiiCi Each U.S. Town LONDON Sept T Norman Hartnell Britain j royal dress- maker said tonight Queen Kliia- beth II plsns to esr s different outfit in eitry city on her Amar icsn lour nest month But he said he must maintain offHisI silence on other aspects of the Queen favhion prepare- inwis He declined te sv how many dresses she will take Court Tells Teamsters to Answer 'Vote Rig' Charge W NSHINGTON Sepl 7a -The RepubfKsa coograasmaa fretai Internal inal Rrotherhood of Team Iowa, acted on a petition filed tor tiers snd Ms nfficeri were ordered t group of rank nd file Teeny today tn spprsr in 'edersl court sters w the "ew rori area op here Sept 77 to answer rhar(et st'orney Godfrey P Schmidt thai thev he rnopir lo rtt n hm court appearance today, the union's rledion in lev or nt Schmidt i Isimed Hoffs-Midwest lsme R Hotls Teamtrr vice president and I S list lnds F Oickinimn leading rontende' lor tU IM.SraV lits directed them to hnw rtie a vesr preidentisl post he ing re ar rn the flection hrduled (or ihe linqui'hrd hy Dsve Beck has Teainsteri ion-nf1on st Mismi riimhinrd with Beck and others Beach nest month bmiM not be in ng the Miami Beach balloting, delaied hv s lemporsry inmnr The convention starts Sep TO, ,Kn The IJ vetr old Ridge, t former aa ,,p tftive pertv profrsms in the nrrrtnrt lel snd urged RepiihUnn rtndidstet ta file for M offices .Wrrtrv ( Sljte Mark Htt field told the exemtive group therr srr mtnv wtthm the psrlv rink tnd file esgerly twsiting ts.tgnment S'g Cnsnder state tretsurer. tid 'h party must pot Slide" net nni snd policy friction tad work for F Dtv eledioa dtv of I0M H trhrnrk n chairman of the rted'osi istancf commit tee, ssid Ftepublicant had t The Weather To-days faretaah CertriatHtJ fair ttirwwoh SeJttrat. Utlto cHiMiys Iw twiip9TatitiaV9 Hiyh twway 7i. taw twiiflht 44. i iCeaapartt report page B s New 171 Complies -With Court Injunction By txxrn niiEB LITTLE ROCK. Ark. Sept 80 (AP)-Cov. Onal FaubuJ tooight ordered the National Guard troops away from Cen tral High School a few hourt after a federal court ordered him to stop interference with tha school I integration plaa. The guard left at I B pa. raced wnh the injunction, raw bus said, "I will comply " Presumably tha nine Negro st thats who have been barred Irom the school by tha troops tinea they attempted to eater Sept. 4. will attend classes Monday. Several had said they would ga If guarda mea would not bar their way. The action of the governor ap parently closet one chanter af tha historic struggle batweea state and federal power but Faubus said ha would exhaust all avenues af appeal ta evertura the m junction. At President nsmuwwer's New port. R I . vacation neadouartan, areas secretary James A. Hagarty said there would be aa comment' aa the action tonight. Hagerty said the President wat told of tha troop withdrawal by Atty. Goa. Brew all. whs telephoned from Wash ington. Stand tweoed Owt Faubus spelled out hit stand oa a thiwt-atatioa lelevtsioa haoav up la Uttia racs tt t it p.nv. give minutes after u. cat. Manaa Johnson had appeared at the high school and called out tha guard. It was a dramatic climax to a tavinc chain ei events which started with VI S. Dtst. Judge Ranald N. Daviaa' mjune ttoa agalatt Faubus foDowmg a five-hour hearing during which the governor's stlorneyi wstkad out saying. "We're through." They had challenged the Met al government's right ta auaatiaa Faubus' actions and than left. Tha hearing continued aad at the end the Judge ruled that Fsubus had thwarted the order at the court for tatesTatJaa by his una af tha i troops and directed him to stew. Ignored Tha Law' Faubus in his speech said Judge Dsvms ''ignored the law" . in refusing some of tha made by the governor t atioraeya today He did not say specifically wnicn ones. The governor then said even as he talked the guards were toav- . e appeetl tor wrder d peace la Utile Rock Faubus laid It was his firm belief that mtegrstion in Uttto Rock caa ha successful only fa It is accomplished kt a peaceful maa ner which means acceptance By s majority of the people." Neither state police nor cKy pa lire would comment oa whether officers from their ranks would take up stations at the school Monday to sot that peace pre vailed At the court hearing today Faubus attorneys laid down a broad legal challenge on tha right of the federal veriwnent ta qot. (ton Faubus' action The governor I posit kit was pow- erfully simple that the federal government either in this court ar any other place could not oues- Hon his judgment ano dtoere- line while acting ae tne Read at the sovereign Sate of Arkansas. with the elections due en Oct 4 or I for Senate good rhsnre bf "winning hack the house at representatives ia Oregon, and the gweeranrthip ' The Intni motion committee, r hair in asiad Jsy Lee Ohmart af Ssloat, tnynrtod owt plans ta sun ia the near future aa et hers! Republican ne wipe per Geeat speaker Henry Kesrnt of Wtshiagtwa DC. astifUat secretsrv of twmmerce snd s Bepuhlirtn leader, tsid the GOP is "doing t perfectly snise'sble job of informing th puhhr of the good job the preseo' ntttonsl sdministrstiea it doing," t
