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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-03

Iof Mrs. Carroll. her husband and
another American. had gunned
down Ghaderdad. repeatedly
the assistant" of fugitive bandit
chief Dadshah.
The announcement said tribes
men spotted Ghaderdad while
he was trying to enter Benet
Village to; get food and water
for the other members Of the
gang.
The spokesman said Ghader-
dad was the bandit who slew
Mrs. Carroll after the other
Americans and two Iranians with
them were killed in an ambush
March "a.
Two other bandits weres slain
and another captured early in
the hunt. Troops and police
were ordered to step up their
search for the remaining fugi-
ltlVeS IN the desert 300 miles
southeast of Teheran.
Neighboring PakiStan has or
dered her frontier forces to keep
close watch for any members of
the gang who might try to slip
across the border.
The Staying of Kelvin Carroll,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-03
House Battle Continues
On Pollution Control

proposed to date in the budget
cutting stampede on this bill.
While many of the tentative
reductions have been made by a
coalition of most Republican and
some Southern Democratic mem
bers. there was no clear indica-
ton that the same lineup would
prevail when the House votes on
that amendment today.
One Of the most vehement OPP
ponents of the proposed cut yes
terday was Representative Gavin,
Republican of Pennsylvania. But
Representative Arends of Illinois,
Republican whip in the House,
championed the reduction at
tempt by declaring that States
and cities needing such projects
could finance them without Fed
eral aid.
He observed that the $50 mil
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-03

United States Point Four aid Of
cial. his wife and Brewster Will
son, Near East Foundation spe-
cialist. has prompted the resig-
nation of Prime Minister Hus-
Sein Ala.
Mr. Ala, 70, is to be replaced
by DR.. Manouchehr Eghbal, 49,
year-old court minister to Shah
Mohammed Reza Pahlevi. A
government source said failure
to find the Americans killers i'm
mediately convinced Mr.. Ala the
country needed politically
stronger prime minister.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-03
Iran Avengers
Kill Slayer Of
American Wife

TEHERAN, Iran. April 3 (R.
The Interior Ministry an
nounced today loyal tribesmen
had killed the slayer of Mrs.
Anita Carroll in a two-hour gun
fight outside a village in South
eastern Iran.
A ministry spokesman said
tribesmen. armed by the govern
ment to track down the slayers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-03
Young Republicans Plan
Montgomery MEETING

The April meeting Of the
Young Republican Club Of Mont
gomery County will be at 8 pm.
Monday In the First Federal
Savings and Loan Association
auditorium, 1915 Wisconsin ave-
nue., Bethesda.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-03

lion requested for the grants was
the maximum amount author
lied by the Water Pollution Con-
troll Act passed by Congress last
year. He asserted that the pro-
gram never should have been
authorized in the first place y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-03
bic m little sister love BrOOkdale's
madras-trimmed cotton sheen separates

Bring on the warm weotherl Big and little sister
ore reody for play in their Brookdoe separates
They're Of popular sheen cotton and trimmed
with woven modros-iust like the sports ensembles
NOM and dod weorl Choose for tots in Khaki,
sizes BOX; for girls in khaki or shiny black, LA;
sub-teens in khaki or shiny black, 1914. All with
ooy plaid trim.
nth Floor; Langley Park Nd, Second Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-03

IL 500 open
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-02-08
The New lndian climofe

Indians from Minnesota Wisconsin and Iowa in Des Moines
recently with Glenn l.
fairs and from that conference indicate
healthy wind Is blowing off the Indian reservations
This a
personal Instead the Indians showed desire for
education vocational better jobs and the development
Of industry Indian
Hundreds Of Indians higher education
but funds for this work The Minneapolis Indian
bureau office which includes
$500 for educational this Twenty Indians applied
for college assistance and received about $500 the
pttance where college costs concerned
Minnesota the
the higher education Indians
atne appropriated Si25oo Indian college
$500 available this Minnesota the federal
pemented
Although this promising beginning It is much than
that The college education vocational will
built the Indian successfully
OF modern American life
Those who attended the De Mnes meeting there
realization Indians that life changed
the last They that the old
longer will sustain them Thousands the
the old
they realize that they
Americans should 10 everything their help them
neapohs Morning TRIBUNE
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-02-08

baseball rhubafb
% are hborn"tng the weight teyn have to take off
And might podgcr
also Jackie Robinson and the sporting writer's.
Robinson podger since he first broke baseball
member Of his to make the Big Leagues traded the
for $4,000 and pitcher Dick tAeed subsequently,
Robinson announced his retirement baseball
article he sold to Look Magazine.
This sequence sporting
ypcwrters doefu baseball
there in Mudve Mighty Jackie
This mood wasn't helped
mark so that's how the all
for him. Bavaas a
tive he faced with returning
Rohinsons retirement sticks,
bit difficult understand exactly Bavas
think Robinson
what he did
members "A had largely
Well Robinson had promised sell his
story TO Look ha, he had made
tho the Giants
body else he retiring Look wouldn't have had much
Thus tho reader choice between ethical
tomorrow Everybody paid Highly paid traded
cant produce any longer
SO couple Of questions
What Robinson the Dodgers They
Giants Before they traded him he produced he wouldn't
been there
lie wast to a team
he had played
him he through Brookiyn until the trade
Finally sports Baseball
supposed report everything
the good the bad the indifferent
This would includes getting hold ot retirement
before somebody beats twsn street Journal
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-02-08

hope his renue familiar with
saying America" For New York CITY
ofcaddm played badly potential role the nations
whom the United States has important
business
might supposed learned that
differ greatly Conditions and modes
naturally unlike those Man
Yet the monarch Of Arabia like his
friend the West and interested the
his people
King saud whose realm includes the Mosem
Medina orbds the United states to station
personnel Dhahran country let
Catholic there But would better
exempy Christian Judihc faiths than peness And
urbany would be fitting the city which houses the United
Nations headquarters
Fortunately the Department military
provided the welcome official
President Eisenhower King saud will influential
whatever be the the Middle the Esen
hover program there
lie aid materially
States and President Egypt
under which American development the abuosy Saudi
ban oil fields conducted people
pcnds continuance Of the Dhahran Western
for the Persian
All these for hoping that all viii well the dis
cussions King Sand have
Science MONITOR
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-02-08

The time favorable for the United Nations Assembly
consider seriously the formation OF police
The force duty the Middle
OF Maj Gen L. NJ Burns be dsbandd
enaona outfit should be strengthened the
police other trouble spots
II uN police force had been duty
probably the invasion of South Korea would
II UN police force had been duty the Middle
October probably
military action Egypt
with the Suez the books
uN another developing operative police
Such body should be available
We would expect Russia the idea UN
police force II would certainly be plans
for expanding Communist influence.
We would expect the Western Powers favor such
though As the Canadians pointed
help tremendously the world
peace.
It's understandable peace
little
several weeks shown
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-02-08

Hotter than the hottest"
Takes off like a
You can recite the other as as
Such things part OF the provocaton.
Here blowing Of practically
predcable reaction:
THE time when regulation horsepower
highway speeds be
Just how long safely
traffic roadway something
sound study and investigation Representative Gogay
Rhode Island)
bill to bar federal building speed
oeed 80 miles hour
night introduced by Representative saying
Murderous accidents open road
speeds have prevail"
sal ID
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-02-08
Youngdahl For Supreme Court

ia Indicated that President Eisenhower
Republican m the United Supreme vacancy
the resignation Of Justice Stanley Reed
n MIR Eisenhower looking u modern Republican"
the no need look further than blocks
White House to tho United states district capital
There he will find Federal dntriot Judge Luther W.
former Republican Minnesota would
choice for the high
There better qualified the
Luther youngdah The Judicial training which
ssant city attorney Minneapolis Judge
tret court Judge and state
Of experience seldom present a single Individual
Judge Youngam proved his leadership ability
during ha distinguished terms
nesota
President Eisenhower should the wisdom Of
foungdm for the supreme Court
choice which would enhance prestige
and further Indicate that his modern Repubanisn going
more than tho usual political slogan
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-02-08

Give partially informed minority ambitious shouting soap
box gator and the experienced BY Clinton Tennessee
where called rong occasoned by II core
boys and girls attending previously al-white school
compliance supreme ruling school boards
county had made plans eno pupils they had public
notice through the newspapers had for
change No seemed seriously They didn't like the ruling
prepared 20 accept
sgttator from Washington and the roof fell in"
only small minority Cnntons citizens took part the
very attended Clinton
school few who had children attending few who had
themselves that small number made
the hard Of the mob which swollen by Of similar
every and township the
defense Cntons editor told other publishers
but you citizens hike that suspicious
uninfoed ready explode like Abob
when agtaor the trigger sleepy Eye innl HERALD
DESPATCH
stand where
-F cksharg Crexl STANDARD
hnld you up hold YOU down
This would be tough Old wOrd working day made
a tired the average holiday does
longer victims by aunbes
by number Of dents their Tenders
-sl~~Py Herald ptsPatrh
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-02-08
Wilson, The National Guard
x JimcrO

headed by Gen Eard Walsh Of
rather caintc remarks
Defense Secretary Charles Wilson
Secretary Tetraced his remarks
about the being refuge draft dodgers during the Korean
of tho armed forces have
documentary evidence available 10 the public.
feeling his performances that he wrong
he win admit H. That the habit what he feels do
against people usually admire public
official who speaks his mind
sympathy Wilson based the fact
National all these
supporting citizens opposed the
the National Guard states
tho Union.
Annesoans Walsh ndjuant
National Il unlawfy kept
joining said blooming
militia,
The National Guard necessity American danse and does
This Americans would
be Interested maintenance well being
would halt the enlistment Negroes tho ~
southern states
The responsibility Negroes the Guard Of
easily placed the shoulders the states themselves
but the Association should position
this matter the
available American who military training
Secretary OF Defense Wilson's blast ought
for critical appraisal the lilly whsaonly policy
National many public
practice" wherever they exist in this branch military defense
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-02-08

Frcsdont Hsenhowcr has speak tom his
high office racial fum Roy
wilkins executive ,he Ad
vancement OF Coorcd People request
As Mr. Wilkins said churches have been
bombed In the and girls driven
from school BY mohs Mr. wilkins might that
own organization has done OF tho
TO that Supreme Courts order
for public school integration.
During most OF this struggle the silent In
" election erc, that the
Supreme Courts order the rvfransi
fom he approved the neEraSo
President Eisenhower Justice Department Is
considering proposal that he racial yio.
lenec Perhaps spccsh
or even that he make President
OF the United states at this would
law OF the land discourage violence and smooth the
inegraion hut they positive DIS
PATCH
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-02-08

steadily grth and weight is beginning to draw
than a passing notice
Nell Russell in New York. seeing photo group
sirmaed warning against what she
automatically bber She she has coped with
problem by eating anything she wants but keeping the
consumption down to 1900 caoies a day!
that South Africa officially represented
the Gold independence March when the black
colony independent nation member Of the British
has caused more comment and discussion IN inter
anything which has occurred recently
French and Egyptian embrogio
South Africa. move may presage a by
Inc which fearful Of the
growing Asian bloc In world affairs which Is increasingly
putting coonasm the Dark Continent and else
where
is no secret that South Africa
Malan rdculed the black Gold
Among Commonwealth nations South Africa has tried to build
admission Of the Gold Coast sister member OF
British association of nations.
1t was therefore expected boy
March celebration when the black colony headed by
Nkrumah officially
Its freedom from Great Britain
However reports capetown of
Prime Minister Johannes stjdom realistically
admitting participating the Ghana celebration that Africa
his nation viii least learn
live with them.
South present policies apartheid
borders places a dangerous position
black natonalism
which is sweeping the native population
attempting problem which
Africa by simply observing the token amenities considered
spectacle nation black enters the
Commonwealth will with failure
The South African the Ghana independence from
reminds the the Holland temporarily
the flow the putting single the dixie
South dixie
population
and exploitation which Beers upon
South Africa other nation which friendship
and Of the nonwhte nations
to face the fact days nghat color
hon place the globe be considered insulting
reflection worth dignity
The western nations, particularly to
because their
gotten
coveted sought the
labor the backward peoples
world finds itself the leader of the
the minds the
whites the world
color problem which ostchke head In sand try
the theory that
fun methods cooniasm with its color
line ecnques indicate by the system which
South violation
federal consttuton-Cecl Newman
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-02-08
Give Legislators Decent Expense
Allowance
Allowance

rha newspaper hopes the legislature expense
allowance of a membes There
House and Senate should
make too large financial sacrifice to public
The best keep public keep them
free OF entcemen from selfish
them we'll Financially
or others to be subject
are well paid and not fleeing FRONT ths wolf
We know that activity politics becoming expcn
~Ne 10 the Individual whether he be
"h nave YOU This the
state viii not begriee legislators increase In
expense money, whatever q can
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-02-08
(From Paul Lights "Once Over Lightly In the
80. Paul Pioneer PRESS

Making days a
reply who's been asked To
pay up overdue bill
it's cionai Theonta 1918 Juliet
it and thought you'd chucle out of It, too
Gentlemen
I'm check wish to inform
present my impossible
shattered financial condition federal laws
county liquor mohersinaw
brothers-in-law sstersIn-aw and outlaws
Through these laws compelled q business
head tax school light water
sales liquor food furniture and excise
Even brains taxed required business license
license truck license mention
Il also required contribute society and organization
which the genius of is capable Of bringing to life.
For safety required life
liability insurance burglar
unemployment insurance old
My business
who It. inspected expected suspected dsrespected
jected detected examined eexamned informed required
moned fined commanded compelled
be supply Of
can tell you honestly that miracle happened
could not enclose this check many
nowadays just had my kitchen /
money
ours
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-02-08

Former Sen. Herbert Lehman Of
New York has just prepared a
little political primer on what the
role oE an opposition" party
should be Here's what he says:
The opposition party has re-
spousbiIity TO provide construc-
tive criticism Of the proposals Of
the party in power to maintain
close and constant scrutiny Of
the acts and attitudes Of the ex-
ecutive departments 10 provide
the basis for public discussion and
the incentive to refine these new
IDEAS into practical form.
The opposition party must
fight vigorously for just causes
even though there may be Httie
chance of early legislative suc-
cess"
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-02-08
w AT n
on fhe
POTO N &C
BY Robert q. Spivack
The President SCORES A Poin

Washington Sometimes, IL II
said, adversely brings out the bes;
in a man. The old saying never
seemed truer than at President
Eisenhower most recent press
conference, his i0ist. incidentally
The tension In the Indian treaty
Room. where the conferences are
held. was So high that one Of the
nations top reporters confessed in
the middle OF his inquiry that he
forgot half his question The Presi-
dent himself looked grim and pre-
occupied as one newsman after
another fired away.
The inquiries began with one
about the slave-holding King OF
Saudi Arabia and then ranged
widely. from Defense Secretary
Wilson to the hard-pressed John
Foster Dulles
With much OF what the Presi-
dent said. many win disagree. But
no one who was in that room
doubted for one moment that the
President was at his verbal best as
he SPARED and iabbed with the re-
povters,
The thing that struck me was
the way the President managed
TO throw off balance sou~ Of the
Adruinistration's foreign policy
critics.
They just talk about great
blundeTtng and lack OF leadership
have seen no proposal, no con-
structive proposals, for what even
should have been done with the
benefit Of hindsight. On the con-
trsry we Just hear these EsnerAliE-
! ed Rttacks which, I assure you. are
very easy to make he said
The fact Is that many Demo
Gratis, with the notable exception
Of Sen. FuIhriEht % Arksn=as are
doing what some ~ the old right
wing Republicans liked 70 DO dur
ing the Roosevelt Truman era.
They are emphasizing the mega
tive, rather than accsntuating the
positive
FNIlbTtght - the exception, He
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-02-08
Add DeHnitioas

After the President named .
special commission Of Cabinet
members 10 look into Small Busi-
ness problems which produced
little Of substance. Congressman
Emanuel CeIler care ~ with this
one
a Commission t. group % the
uninforrnsd, appointed by the un-
willing. "a Do the unnecessary
Copyright 1897. Robert G. sps-
vAck }
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-02-08

has proposed a Middle East De-
velopment Authority to help fin
ance irrigation projects. build
dams and develop hydro-electric
power in the troubled Middle East.
That seems a little more affirma-
tive even than the so-called Eisen-
hover doctrine.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-02-08
The High Cost OF Haunting

You get some idea how tough
things are these days from little
dispatch that comes to our atten-
ton from London, England That
nations spiritualists. mediums and
crystal-ball gszers have decided to
form a union.
According 10 labor writer. Les
Finnegan. British spiri,uslists are
now getting only 70c to S5ss for
a public meeting and s2e4 for a
private seance. They now want
time-snd-a-haif for any commun-
ing with the spirits that runs over
Ia hours.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-02-08

History proves that the high speed OF living something
with the high cost
The who pleasure vocation has VA.
cation every o
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-02-08

matters much where stand where gOtns
- -Fr~dcricksharg CTexl standard
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-02-08

No the bad their victims by the number
number Of tsnts their niers
-Slr~py Eye Dtspatrh
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On moccusin Flat

Last week there wasn't any
news. just one or two fights.
Who'd want to read about fights.
you can see those anyplace up
town and you don't have to pay
for ring side seats.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles FINLEY
of Roman came to Browning and
visited at his in-laws. the Morn.
ing Gums.
Saturday Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Archdale and children came to
Browning. He told about his first
trout. Me ketchum heap big fish.
On his way back to Waller. he
plans on stopping at Tatsey
church.
Mr.. Tom Gums brought back
q woman from Gleichen. He al.
ways wanted a heavyweight cook
before he said l do. He made his
wife try on his pants and he
said. Now honey. you see you
can't fit my pants, so I'm the
boss-I wear the pants"
Over the weekend the stick
game goes full swing out at
Heart Butte. No eat.no sleep.
You can spot the stick game
players. Bill Running Crane
walks the streets swinging his
hands. Joe Running Crane in.
stead of using his signal lights
at the curves points with his
fingers like he's guessing. Helen
Running Crane and Big Agnes
Mite have a habit Of victim their
Thumbs Altar a lnn1 niohf'S daal.