The Daily Chronicle from De Kalb, Illinois • Page 1

THE DE KALB DAILY CHRONICLE Txtieth year-no. KALE, HUNOIS, WTI'NtTnAY, AY IS, 19C0 hot txn cvrai TillTiiriTi.Q 3 JV 1 "7.1 Record Vote Cast in iQimshchev 'Mqgios Hew Insults On Ike sm Election on Tuesday VOTE BY WARDS PITA BOOED 7 YES First 497 Second Kit THIS HI v. i 1 i i i 1 i i i NO SPOILED TOTAL 165 670 16 4 320 f4 273 14 503 324 254 17 876 363 14 54 1804 80 410 I Third mm Fourth 3)4 Fifth 181 Sixtn 3ii5 Seventh 391 Totals 3296 Soviet Premier Almost Incoherent With lUpt MOnE THREATS DeKalb voters yesterday swarming to-the polls in record will handle administrat i duties at city halt Thus the Mayor-AIdermanle numbers, approved the City Manager-Council referendum system of government, whult 4 ssj "I 4 by a substantial 493 votes and! has served the community PARIS Nikha Khrushchev, almost Incoherent With ragt at repeated booing, told a news conference toddy that further American spy fHghta over Russia would lead inevitably to war. compared President El thereby approved for them-1 sincf Jt became a city in 1877, selves a new system of city government. Total votes east for adopting will officially be terminated next spring.

The ward system, with It two aldermen elected from each of seven wants, ami which has been called ami. nuated by those for the City the modern form of municipal senhower to "a thief caught government was 3296. Voles tor retaining the present red handed In his theft" The booing and Jeering Mavor-Aldcrmanlc form was IK). The 4180 vote cast ester Manager form, will disappear. First returns posted at City Hall laat night from thre wards, Indicated that voters titer desired to retain the day exceeded the 3796 votes NTS FRENCH FAMILY President Lsmriower (right! chats with members i French family In Pari, hours before the President and other Western leaders met and scheduled later meeting In desperate effort to salvage the summit meeting.

(NEA TeJephoto.) among 1,500 to Z.0O0 persona at Khrushchev's farewell news conference was unprecedented treatment of a head of state. Khrushchev responded with a fist pounding display of pyrotechnics tat which he reminded th crowd he was cast in the 1949 election when Frank Sohna was elected present Mayor Aldcrmame aWr form. mayor. Present city eouncilmen The first three wards report ing, Three, Four and Five, all head of the powerful Soviet City Manager referendum ahead, had Juat come in aa they add the results above. Both men have served as al'itvmen fur several years, Shepard from the Seventh Ward.

Corson from the Fifth Ward. WATCH THB Two DeKaV) dry alder, men, Fred G. Shepard, left, and Lee M. Corson, tally returns of the sxiecktl city election as they pour bi from the seven wards. Second Ward return, pushing the many of whom were present at City Hall as the vote tally union.

POLICE CRACK THEFT la a rapid series of angry cam in from the seven poll ing places, were obviously ills Giieago Dock Workers Have Strike Call CHICAGO The Interna tional Longshoremen's Assn. showed more "no" vote cast than "yes" votes. But then th Second Ward ballots wer checked in lo City Clerk Snmj Kitppi and the balance ln statements and threats. appointed In the resultsbut Khrushchev renewed all of his the general feeling seemed to insults of Elsenhower and the IIAI.1E BALE COUIITY, CITY Uehigiialion of Officer indicate that if this was what mediately swung over to the united States, threatened Tw Youth Con few to City Manager-Council refer the people wanted then this was it renew nuclear bomb tests, to called its 2.000 Chicago dock endum and it was obvious ss SUPERVISOR Mayor J. Clayton Pooler, also Stealing Tools, Car Part workers out on strike today when bargainers failed to Is Ueeeivetl other returns were brought In, REVjMilS present at Hi hau, saia tnai that the referendum had I "the city manager for the first Lieut.

Charles Leese, De reach agreement on a contract passed. end the general disarmament talks, and to reopen the Berlin crisis at a time of his own choosing. He threatened to break off the Geneva disarmament talks and Was booed. He attacked of th seven wards ruuK frour Kalb police officer for the past AseUtant Supervisor itKiS Preliminary Census of HEATH KB five-Day Foremast: Tena-aersture will average three to aevesi degree above normal Normal high at tow 64 AX Cooler around Sunday. Precipitation will average one to two Inches and locally more )a showers and scattered Uiurdrrhow re Friday throng a feunday.

Lowewt temperature reported the nation this morning was tl at Butte, Mont, High Tuesday was 161 at PreOdlo, Tex. Partly cloudy to cloudy and warmer tonight with a chance of showers or acat-tered thunderstorms. Low ta 60a, The outlook for Thursday ts for partly cloudy and warm weather with srattee-ed thunderstorms. High la 70a. The Chicago atevederts the city ten years, has resigned his post effective May 30.

Chief I joined 1,000 longshoremen el Tha arrest of North-mi Illinois University here last night while di inking tn aa auto perked on larw GUddea Road, has led system. He too seemed some voted for the new system, with the First Ward showing th heaviest vote In favor. In th tjiiHiimru so ri'l Vacancy what surprised by the vote, and IVik-e Vic Sark'h said today. ready on strike at the Great Lakes ports of Milwaukee, To Arra Jras bj Supervisor DeKalb county gained 10, also disappointed. However, he West German Chancellor Kon rad Adenauer in unusually Lieut Leese Joined the ledo, Cleveland, Erie, and said he was gratified that the Earl Bale, veteran assistant Ike department as a patrol the arrest of at least live 1 rwnal persons in Chicago bitter terms and was booed Buffalo.

man ti years age, serving 757 citizens in the past decade and the City of IVKalb 6.841 William Green, president of agabt. A few Communist correspondents applauded. first in that capacity and later TLA Local 19 la Chicago, said to till the unexpired im of was promoted to sergeant and First and Second Wards, cover. Ing much of the university end) rooming house aiers, the va was In favor of tiv CU MarJ referendum. Yea vote in ths Fu st Ward was to 165 against and ia th Second Ward the vot was 531 yes and 306 against, Th Fourth War showed preliminary announcement he ordered the strike because Supervisor Edgar L.

Knulle to operate In th same manner tor th next year, a ia the of the district census supervisor at Joltet said today. suburbs and has broken open a t-niing ring that win solve many thefts of ear parts In tbt area and in Che Chicago Kburhaa area. Polk officers from at least jc communities were on their there was Just no possibility who resigned unexpectedly to move to Florida, past. of getting close to aa agree Khrushchev, red faced with rage, blamed the United States for torpedoing the summit talks and was Jeered when he repeated an Insult that he would be glad to resume lilg then to lieutenant The police officer Is present ly en a week's vacation before his resignation becomes effective on Friday. Hazel B.

Christiansen, dis ment Th affirmative vote means that at the regular city election Bale was appointed by the trict supervisor, said that DeKalb Township Board of next BDrlng that voters will th closest vot with 372 vot. Legislator of Four negotiations once Elsen population figures, after the recent census count, show persons living in the coun cast ballots for a mayor animg against and 2t6 voting for, say ts DeKalb at noon to question tws of the youths Auditors at a meeting called by Knodle to announce his resignation effective July 1. Bate hower had left the White four city eouncilmen from the House. city at large. This group Will ty compared to 40.670 In 1950.

STORMS BRING will take office on that date maid Drake, 18, and James 18, both NIU ttudenU itm Prospect Heights, a cUfiereru ot six. Hi Seventh Ward Vot was also don with 301 voting far and 2ti3 against. Khrushchev was booed then hire a city manager who Ml TELLS Preliminary census figures and will serve the almost three Spring Valley Dies Tuesday SPRING VALLEY. 111. State Rep.

William C. Holla- earlier on ths streets of Paris by angry Frenchmen who years remaining in Knodle's University police laat night Th passing of th refer Solfifcburg IIEAVYDAMAGE term. ewed city police to asaiat endum also eliminated a recent blamed him for breaking off ABOUTSPIES in the City of DeKalb show a total population of 18,408 in 10 compared to 11,567 in 1950. The 1960 figures, however. Include approximately Knodle told th Board of them In the arrest of the three ordinanc passed by th present city council which would the summit talka and throw Ing the world into a new cri Auditors that he was "tired of; Speaker Here rich.

41, IDprtng Valley) died Tuesday in St Margaret's Hospital here. He had been hsv made the mayors post- sis with the threat of war r. Violent Weather Belts 900 students at Northern Two Arretted Last Fall 1 11 IS! CVeitingjiion a lull-tim Job tn DeKalb. nois University. The 1950 cen hospitalized six weeks.

Th mayor tn th past has act Eastern Slates Tueeday sus did not Include students Circuit Judjje Roy Solf la- as Nikita Talked About Peace Hollarich, a first term legis youths who were drinking in an iuio on Annie Glidden Road. Alter picking up Drake and Sraus. and Don R. Benton, 22, Eyajwton, Officer Wilbur S-oit of the DeKalb police department began questioning 'youth. He suspected them ed in a part-time capacity.

greater than in years. He reached hia most threatening vein today when he spok of the U-2 Incident and his decision to write a sepa A special census in 1955 lator, was elected In 1958, but burg. Jr, Aurora Republican candidate for th Sixth Su During th course of th eve. held in DeKalb. showed a to lost a bid for renomination in ning, aa returns cam In, 6'Jl preme Court District seat on United Press inlarnaiional Violent thunderstorms pack I'nlteS Press Internsttonsl tal of 14,965 residents.

This the Illinois Democratic pit persons called Th Chroiuci lor up-to-date returns. census also Included students rate peace treaty with Communist East Germany a SYRACUSE, N.Y. Vice mary last month to Tooias Illinois highest tribunal is the guest sneaker at a gathering uig du mue an nour wiihu aiu so the 1960 report shows being in on stealing hub Barry Land, the man he As on observer said tins golloaii-size naustones orougm; treaty that might divide Cer President Richard M. Nixon said today that two Soviet of Republican county precinct defeated In 1958. morning, and as present eoun taps around the City.

Benton death and widespread damage gain of 3.413 since 1355. Of course, the university has also many forever and cut off committeemen and other Re spies were arrested In Massa cilmen indicated last night, "no exonerated from the to the East Tuesday. Western lifelines to West Ber publican county official to- chusetts last fall at the mo lin. grown considerably since that time. Pennsylvania took th brunt Theft Reports thefts but was arrested for the contributing to the delinquen nii'ht ment Russian Premier Nikita! matter what th results of tit election, Mi large vote turn, out doe indicate that th peo of th storm.

At Johnstown, Russia has reached the end The dinner meeting is bemg S. Khrushchev was talking cy of minors. hall atone smashed 50,000 From Sheriff of Its patience on Germany, The preliminary census announcement only Included held at the Rice Hole! at 6:30 ple of DeKalb ara interested in peace to the United Nations he said. and it la extweted that a ma th future of their com in New York. Alter questioning by Scott and Detective Ser-grant Jerry Bratcher, Straus county and City of DeKalb fig pane of glass in a Homeowners brouKht out snow shovels to clear the 13 inches Office Files Then he turned to his Camp jority of the committeemen munity." Nixon did not elaborate on ures.

No breakdown was made David talks last fall with' Ei and other officials will he pres of other communities in the and Drake began admitting that statement, made in a Two theft reports were re of hall on the ground. senhower and said 1 almost ent to greet Judge Solfiaburg. tMts of four wheels and tires speech to a breakfast of the county. ported by the sheriffs office Report Three The purpose of th eve opened my mouth" to apeak of U. S.

intelligence Bights over Hiph winds toppled trees and telephone wires In Philadelphia Fourth Street Motors Syracuse Herald Journal and today aa having taken place ning meeting to lay fcfre on May 4, the "cleaning overnight in the county. Russia. groundwork plan tor the June Syracuse Press Club. He said there had been oth DeKalb County's gain of mora than 30 per tent places it among the elite counties in rate of gain for the area the and Pittsburgh. Lightning bolts killed a 6 From Cortland Russell Har of the Sycamore Body "1 was on the point of 6 Judicial election In the hopes Miop on Airport Road of er Russian spy incidents which Railways Are 7 to Re Merged tmtled Pis iMwimttoiud MINNEAPOLIS, Minn, mon reported mat lenaer speaking about it but the at of getting out a large vote.

year-old boy in Altoona and started a $10,000 barn fir in tools, worth hundreds of dol skirts had been stolen from a he could not discuss because Earl Bale Solf isburg" opponent In the past 10 years, Winnebago county's popula WS, on Thursday. Mae 13 car parked in his driveway Ebensburg. rat for th Sixth Supreme "It would expose our Intelli gene sources." tion gain of 36.9 is the best in winter and cold weather" and was moving to Fort Myers, Court seat is Judge R. mllng Ures from the and Motor Sales on Sycamore Three midwest em railroad which he Just purchased last Saturday, mosphere was so convivial with President Eisenhower telling me to call him 'my friend in English and using the name word to me in Russian and I thought: Why raise Several high flying tornados were sighted near Washington, "Khrushchev could not have the state. That county, with Knight of Rockford, Demo mm; Kirfcland thefts; steal At Community service tn been surprised or horrified Rockford as the center, Jump July.

His resignation waa accepted." cratic! candidate for th same D. C. and in Virginia at the have agreed to mnge their 4,800 mile of track in seven state. The new road to be ealk-4 Sycamore, a radio was report when he learned of the ed from a 152.385 population bench seat m. and stealing from the Suit Street Motors in Syca- Bale then waa appointed.

He ed stolen from a car parked in Nixon said. "There was no In 1950 to the current 208,678 this matter with this friend height of the storm which raked the Atlantic seaboard. It was believed no tornado touch has been an assistant Super nwre, the Sycamore Equip the rear. an Increase of 56.293, gap here in Soviet intelligence then? visor for 11 yean, inking the r-w Company and the Tal when he was here. Ogle County had an increase ed ground.

seat formerlv held bv Uau Fod Sates in Sycamore. Nixon said in a reply to a (Tura to Page Please) As the eastern storm when the latter retired ai noon today the youths question that if Russia sen swept out to sea, new jgg nig 1nin tPrm would "Then I thought there was something rather fishy about thia friend of mine and It turned out I was right "When caught the thief red handed and said 'You are a still "telling all to the tences American V-2 spy Fran turbulence built up in theiexnire ADrtt th Soo Line Railroad Co. would combine th So Line, the Wisconsin Central Rail, road and the Duluth South Shore and Atlantic Railroad. The new merged line would headquarter tn Minneapolis' and operate In Minnesota, IHW noi, Wisconsin, Upper Mii h-igan, Montana and the Da. cis G.

Powers to. death, the 41IK.E bi ENVIOUS CARDIFF, Wat Temple Morris, ordering a small boy eating an tea cream eon to leave court Tueaday, said, only Vie It tower th court's dignity. It make the judge, envious," Under the law. he will have ANSWER FIRE CALL DeKalb city, firemen were called to th city street department building on Anne Street United States should "reap West. i Tornadoes and sever thunderstorms raked Texas and POTATO PEELER BROKE WALSALL.

EBglan IF I Si women rooks went on strike at a eanpfn Tuesday claiming they had too much work because the potato peeling machine broke down, to resign as assistant Super visor to accept th post and thief, the thief replied 'No, 1 praise Its attitude toward So woe and the list of thettt "wygrow. The youths also told police live "outlets" near Chicago for- the stolen goods. Arrests gjhes persona were being am not a thief. I have a thief Oklahoma, but most of the then the Board of Supervisors viet agents caught in the United State." yesterday when the city tar kettle became overheated. Fire like policy that'a all," twisters struck In open eoun-; must appoint a successor to his Khrushchev, in a black and kotas.

try. iso damage or injuiuw assistant Supervisor un Captain Francis Cliffe report ed little damage. Nixon said he believed President Eisenhower had followed the proper course in dis Tum to pe VUe) I were reported, til the election next April. (Turn to Pag 3, I'k-aset Bale has king been proml nent In sportsman circle, bein a hunter and fisherman. He Swiss Government Has continuing the 2 flights after Powers' rapture because "once an intelligence source has President Has Had To Endure was the first president ot the DeKalb County Sportsman! been compromised it is no Rejected Red Protest Some Humiliating Treatment Club and served three terms, longer used." in the meantime being active Asked about Khrushchev's "tted Press lnternUonai land which are insulting and Rack throuch history heads' to shake hands with Elsen Implication that he would wait in zone, district and state meet ings.

BERN, Switzertand The completely unfounded." the t'nlte Prwa International PARIS If you like Ike. now is the Urn to tell him so. until after the American presi of governments have been sub jhower either on arrival or dejected to some infuriating and.parture, humtliatino- treatment as they withdrew his Invitation ls government todav re- note delivered by Zehrwer saia. An executive of Boy Scout dcntial election to resume ne The Moscow note accused No man ever needed console Last Minute News Rl'A, FIJI Island trPI-i Residenl reported a "hsr ball of fir with aa incandescent toll Issuing smoke plunged Into th southwest Pacific Ocean about 300 mile outheast of here tonlghL fcPRINGFIELD L'PI The Illinois itenate today passed by a 66 voto an amended poor relief bill asking a emergency appropriation of 35 million dollars. WASHINGTON t'l'I On.

Nsthan F. Twining fcH senators todsy that Berlin Is tit foremost military problem In III aits of th summit collspw. r-- 'leader and Adlal E. WmenlMiwer to tell Soviet Tr-! Khm-lii-iM-v slwmid pe-t a sr. i -conferenc afur th t'X etectam i.

gotiations with the United work for 33 yews. Bale was this spring presented the Sil linn init ivmnalhv mnr thsnlwnit ahruit tha business of itO Ike tO Visit Russia. Ml as Insulting" a soviet Potest against the expulsion fw0 SoViet embassy olflcials Switzerland of plotting with States. Nixon said: Hnea lha old soldier Who dream- ihnir nation. said tie Wouia nav no ver Beaver, highest award In the United States to invent a spy scandal to take the heat "He couldn't make a greater ed of becoming the president Switzerland on charges 0 spying.

The Swiss almultanenuHlv off the United States at the mistake than trying to influence nn election in this coun of peace and in two terrible Judgement of th American ery me oasis ii s-nrmee chairman of the IW days her watched his dream nm1, that no! heieht of Premier Nikita Khrushchev's denunciation of "VrrrsZT nJKalb County Red Crow, he! fiWed Russian demands for Punishment nf Washington of the U-3 In uiNMtiv iu ui prPllHient ot th United htaies mvertiv and insult. Pnlitirs are sunnnsed to uton has ever had to endure what' la a. board member and is has cver naC t0 endure what flANG" KIIRl'SHCREV we i.j. cident th Eross provocation" and for Jurances that it wouldn't CEDAR RAPIDS, la. UPI na ni wilh a fairlv fast temner at the oceans exiles, so forcet 1-1 man wun a lauiy ia iemi-r The two Soviet officials.

Soviet Premier Nikita Khru embassy secretaries Ives rTs iCHU Defense Director, and is a here in Pans. vr i shchev was hanged in effigy for the moment about pie cincts and primaries. President Th? cam lac to face only i. w. the opening session Frolov and Borislav Modm, He often has said he would rx-n again.

1 AiTibassardor to Moscow Zehnder delivered the reply to the Soviet for- Tuesday. Police said a "well i C. i th. ths summit conference: BO 8nyw. were caupht in Zurich last week as they were about to anywhere at any time in the Church.

nd he went can 'people, oung and old. Tueviay and here Is what hap, aus, peace, I I I 1 eoran 4 eaih tie i on ell- f--t stuffed" dummy was found hanging from a An attached placard read: "Death thi the P-oard of Supervisors, meet an espionage agent from ministry today. the full distance In the pst Huh wine and left win'P" Vpie Soviet nota wmtalns'whom they hoped to purchase i (Turn to Fag 2, 1 lr.e) to Khrushchev the fat Democrat and PpubUcans, i Khrushchev did not offer hours. Rations against Switzer-i Western military secrets..