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1 North Iowa's Daily Newspaper Edited for CITY GLOBE-GAZETTE VOL. f7 The Newspaper That Makes AIT North I owans Neighbors" Associated Press and United Press International Full Wires MACftM CITY TUtlBCHAV ADDII TUCB MASON CITY, IOWA, THURSDAY, APRIL 16, 195? copyjvnif. paper o( Four HOME ECMTION Strikes Hit Rubber Industry Red Spies Get U.S.A. Training Typical Town of "Winniza" Inside Russia By HENRY SHAPIRO STOCKHOLM (UPI) The big, shining American automobile drew up outside the "Texas Bar." A tall man in an Ivy League suit got out and sauntered into the dimly lit saloon. "A sweet he ordered.

Nyet," snarled the barman. American would drink a sweet martini. Now start all over again." "Well, how about a scotch-on the-rocks?" MAJ. PER LINDGREN, writ ing in the Swedish military journal "Contact With the Armed Forces," says this is the sort of think which happens every day in the "typically American" town of Winniza. Winniza, U.S.S.R., not U.S.A.

For Winniza, claims Lindgren, is Russia's top school for Soviet spies scheduled for stateside assignment. Russian spy training in Win- niza, a tightly guarded town of 30,000 inhabitants in the central Ukraine, is the "most efficient in the Lindgren claims. "NOBODY GRADUATES until th'ey are completely indoctrinated into the American way of life," he said. Some of them spend up to 13 years there before their big an comes." According to 1 Lindgren: About 1,000 SHAPIRO students from Russian universities are sent there every year. The town is surrounded by barbed wire barricades.

Guards patrol the boundaries and "ordinary" Russians are not allowed entry. Life inside is that of any 58,000 Idle in Country BULLETIN CLEVELAND, Ohio (UPI) was reached between the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co. and the United Rubber Workers Union on a company wide contract and supplemental unemployment benefits covering some 24,000 hourly employes in 11 plants. AKRON, Ohio Rubber Workers Union struck the B. F.

Goodrich Co. and Firestone Tire Rubber raising to about 58,000" the number of production workers out in the union's biggest strike. Only the Goodyear Tire Rubber Co. the lire- building industry's Big Four continued in operation. When Goodyear's contract with the union expired Wednesday midnight, some progress had been made, and bargaining covering 21,000 workers was recessed until late Thursday.

Some 1,700 workers went on strike at the Firestone plant at Des Moines, one of eight Firestone plants affected. The other member of the Big Four, the'United States Rubber was struck by the URW last About 26,000 production workers walked out AP Photofax HE'S A GOOD SPORT Former movie queen Hecly Lamarr shakes hands with her fifth husband, W. Howard Lee, who agreed to give her $3,000 temporary alimony pending a divorce. Lee is a Houston, oilman. Hedy actually had asked for $7,500, which she said was- half of his average monthly income.

But Lee put his foot down. then. 18,000 Thursday's production strikes add workers at Firestone and 14,000 rich to those idle. at Good- THE first time the undertaken strikes HAPPY VISITOR TO U. S.

Prime Minister Fidel Castro flashes one of his smiles the 32-year-old Cuban AP Photofax leader is greeted by an enthusiastic crowd at Washington's National Airport. American town zens. All cars made. Bars 30,000 citi- Fans Give Welcome to Castro FROM OUR WIRE SERVICES Prime: owa: SHOWERS Mason City: Occasional rain and cooler Thursday night and Friday. Low Thursday night in the lower 40s.

High Friday lower 50s. Workmen's Aid Bill Approved abound, juke 'boxes blare out American jazz and rock 'n' roll at all hours. Glamor gals put on burlesque shows. INSTRUCTORS ACT as barmen, waiters, hotel receptionists and shop hands. Every mistake is corrected on the spot.

Every kind of American accent is taught. History, strictly Minisler Fidel Caslro, greeted fans and started round of appearances Thursday to win new friends for his regime. Occasional showers are American-jby wildly cheering and drug stores (picketing opponents, DES MOINES or-plan workmen's Wi Family compensation The only scheduled appointment on the first day of his 11- day U.S. visit was lunch with Acting Secretary of State' Christian A. Herter.

But associates said the unpredictable Castro might give his, security guards morci from the American anffle, is headachcs by getting a whim! pumped into the students. 0 go off shopping or sighlsee-' They learn how to make phone calls, how to order aler tickets in Boston, how to' talk authoritatively on baseball. Lindgren did not disclose his sources for the article, but he said "Allied counter-espionage thunderstorms Thursday night, i was passed by the Iowa House cooler in north, lows in Thursday over slrong objec- Friday occasional light of Democratic members, and cooler, highs in 50s. Fur-i The vote on the bill, which ther outlook Saturday diminishing rain and clearing with cooler temperatures. Minnesota: Showers, cooler.

Highs Friday 45 to 55. AN AMERICAN official said Globe-Gazelle weather data up to 8 a. m. Thursday: Maximum Minimum At 8 a. m.

YEAR AGO: Maximum 75 Minimum 36 now goes to the Senate, was 6145. The bill was. described by Rep. Clark McNeal (R Belmond) as "a sincere effort to help family men enjoy the good life." But it was denounced by THIS IS union has against three of the Big Four at the same time. The last major walkout in the industry involved a 52-day strike against Goodyear in 1954, with- thai strike extended also lo Firestone for (he last two weeks.

Wages are not an issue. Pensions, insurance and supplemental benefits were among the mailers being discussed in a new contract. Neither side has disclosed demands, offers or key points on which the bargaining deadlocked. Here, where Goodrich employs about' 7,800 and Firestone 6,550, picketing was peaceful. Some office workers were kept out at the Goodrich plant for awhile, but later were allowed to enter.

L. S. BUCKMASTER, international president of the URW, is participating in Goodyear negotiations in Cleveland. He declined to comment on those talks, and said he was not able discuss what happened to cause the breakoff of the Fire- TALKS WITH DULLES Ike Still Mum on Successor AUGUSTA, Ga. President Eisenhower Thursday conferred with hospitalized John Foster Dulles regarding selection of a'new secretary of state.

Dulles' Record Argued He Will Be Sorely Missed By JOHN HIGHTOWER WASHINGTON John Foster Dulles has been both violently denounced and extravagantly praised for his work in foreign affairs. Few men in his position have been more controversial, and historians will be slow to adopt President Eisenhower's estimate that he was the country's greatest secretary of state. But there can be no doubt that in the critical weeks ahead he will be sorely missed. HIS SUCCESSOR faces a tough task in picking up the direction of foreign policy where Dulles, stricken by cancer, has put it down. In the six years he was in office, the lawyer-diplomat achieved great stature, not only as a figure in American government but also as a leader of the free world in its struggle against expansive Chinese Communism.

He demonstrated a rugged capacity for work-days, nights and probably few other men can equal. He knew other leaders of the free world from close personal contacts and he traveled, with apparent rel- hi 560,000 resigned from the top State Department job miles on trips Wednesday because of cancer, also talked by telephone with which took i to 46 The President continued to defer announcement of a sue- co nries DULLES cessor, but Undersecretary of Stale Christian A. Herter was re- Spring Rains in Forecast; Mason City Has 77 Spring rains cast for Iowa have been fore- Thursday night and Friday, with temperatures dropping the e.r climbed to the 70s throughout tfye stale, with Mason City and Sioux City's 77-degree readings the stale high. 1 ills would, be true. even for ported after the Eisenhower- a an Jn position of Under- Dulles talks to still have the secretary of State Christian Her- inside track.

er wno as work with Dulles Dulles talked to Eisenhower f( tvvo vears from his room at Walter Reedto But the- tunes' now allow no Army Hospital in Washington. easv period of settling in. The Eisenhower was at his vacation an whojajtcs over Dulles' collage at the Augusta National desk J)as work already cut Golf Club. After the talk, (he White ON APRIL 29, must mtet House announced Eisenhower's in Paris will) the foreign mih- Rcp. Willard Freed (D-Cowrie) stone Goodrich negotiations.

Firestone issued a statement IU: saying the URW walked out Tempera lures Wed s'tl a CS night were in the upper 40s, spencer and Lamoni formal acceptance of Dulles' It made public an exchange of, letters between, the President and the retiring Eisenhower reiterated warm affection for the 71-year- Saturday's forecast calls for clearing skies and cooler temperatures. Waterloo Area Tot Run Over by Tractor isters of Britain, France and West. Germany to make final preparations for negotiations with the Soviets on delicate'and dangerous questions of. the. future of Berlin and Germany: On May 11, with his British and French colleagues, he must sit You have been a staunch Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko in a Big Four conference that is, likely to stretch into a grueling month tic communism.

You have won lo the side of the free world countless and inspired in them renewed courage and determination to fight for freedom and principle," Eisenhower wrote. 'As a statesman of world stature you have set a record in the 77 as a measure which 45 khe working man with one 8 116 a KC A 55 jand takes away from him with 1 afle mnon tentalively ac-Ann Reuter, 2, rural Watcrloo, that stands dear of frustrating argument. Very likely in late July or August there will be a Big Four summit conference in which the new secretary will play a key role as the chief adviser to the President in further exchanges with the Soviets, WATERLOO (UPI) Maryj stewan 1 of our ore i gn rc For such negotiations as in Reuter, 2, rural Watcrloo, that stan ds clear and i these, Dulles was prepared by other." from another company was fatally injured Wednesday slrong for to see jlong experience and a.love of 1 substantially the same terms we when she was run over by a disc WORKMEN'S compensation is had-offered." A union spokes-as she ran lo meet her father is well aware islence." of Winniza's ex- Three Teen-Agers Nabbed in Series of Auto Thefts precautions taken to protect the 32-year-old leader 'were tighter than those applied when Soviet Deputy las I. Mikovan Premier Anas- visited here in The Cuban Embassy and U.S. Stale Deparlment have received anonymous Ihreals against Caslro's life.

Castro, whose forces threw dictator Fulgcncio on New Year's Day, win bcUer L. S. nass 0 OSKALOOSA teen- has said he will seek loans aiidi age boys arrested in connection. a larger share of this country's' Connie Nicholas Convicted in Lover's Death paid to employes injured on the job. The entire program is financed fay employers and is designed to give an injured worker at least part of his medical expenses and pay him part of his man said Firestone statement "just is not so." Goodrich negotiations were conducled in Canlon, Ohio; and Ihe U.S.

in New Rubber Co. York Cily. talks are Fireslone salary during the lime he is off bargaining was in Cleveland. wilh a series of car Ihefls were ar quota. held here Thursday for Charles! The bearded prime minisler.

the job as the result of his injuries. over i INDIANAPOLTS to- The bill, designed lo liberal-! Nicholas was convictedjize the present workmen's' Thursday of voluntary man-jcompensalion laws which were (he heat oflcnactcd in 1913. increases the of maximum payments lo wqrk- by these amounts: The conviclior. calls for a mandatory 2-10-21-year prison in a field on his farm. The falher, Maurice Reuter, told authorities he failed lo see Ihe tot as she ran out to meet him.

The little girl was rushed lo a Waterloo hospital, but was dead on arrival. hower didn'l couple his own dis- Aides said one reason tne Same of diplomacy-born of a lifelong interest in foreign affairs. His ambition lo take over the job went back to his boyhood association with two other secretaries of state, his grandfather, John Watson -Foster, and his uncle, Robert Lansing. closure wilh an of Dulles' immediate resignation nomination of a successor was that he wanted no diversion of public attention from his warm tribute lo the cancer-stricken official. City police.

The youths. two 15-ycars-old and one 16, were picked up late Wednesday while they were on foot at Barnes Gily, 24 miles northeast of here. night. Mahaska County Sheriff Wai ter Tharp and highway patrol men made the arrests. idressed in.his famous army fa- 'tigue uniform, was welcomed by 500 well-wishers when he arrived more than two hours late in a FROM 316,000 to 518,500 for term.

It is the lightest verdictjpcrmancnl total Disabilities or and from $9,600 to she could have received, except i Permanent partial acquittal. rrnm co Mrs. Nicholas, 45, clad in black; stood erect and showed no emotion when the verdict disability; $12,000 the Cubana airliner ay was read she wiu be elj ible GUARDS TRIED to Castro into a waiting But he pushed them aside and, The officers said a car stolen strode over to shake hgnds with loved ifor parole in 21 months. hustle ven wmle the ur delib- benefits payable to a worker's family in the event an accident results in his death. The family plan feature comes in the section providing benefits for temporary disabilities.

Benefits would be in Floyd County was. recovered at New Sharon in Mahaska County Wednesday, a second car taken at New Sharon was abandoned at Deep River and a third car stolen there was found at Monlezuma. Deep River and Montezuma are in Poweshiek her fans who had been kept off thei Forrest Tcei 54 a dru firm c. i t. i lUO field behind a fence.

Shortly after arriving at the Cuban Embassy he again upset security precautions by dashing across the street to greet knots of onlookers there. Some anti- executive. Wednesday night. Mrs. rjCneil ls wou (1 graduated told reporters she still according to Ihe size of a work- 5 fca mil and would range from S32 a week for an employe with no children to $44 per week for an employe with four or more children.

Castro signs were'in evidence, too. Castro, speaking in Eml UZ HAS SURGERY above a whisper, said 0 OOD. Calif. at the airport he hoped his un- Elizabelh Taylor was recuperating-Thursday after having her "tonsils removed. official visit would create betler understanding between Cub-a and the United Stales.

Dulles achieved Jan. 21, 1953. that ambition GRANNIE SIDELINED NEW ORLEANS (UPI) W. Davis, 84, filed aj $26.000 suit Wednesday against; a dance studio. Mrs.

Davis saidj she'd learned to mambo, cha-1 cha, tango, samba, swing, mcrcnguc and the Cninooik, the St. Bernard, brought his PRETTY PEPPY PUPPY PARTY SAM I DATE-1951-160 But she broke her leg during her 409th lesson. fla'sk. But luckily it was empty and everything went smoothly at the birth- AP Photolax day party for Peggy the Collie. Kathleen Lang, 4, Buffalo, 'N.

threw the big affair. Princes's mostly completed the guest list. DULLES RAN the Statt: De- parlmeni wilh complele confidence in his own abilities and know-now accumulated over the yeari From the 'ime he took over he was the dominant figure. One of the most frequent criticisms was that he operated out of his vest pocket. Few even of his closest advisers knew precisely what he would do in a given situation.

Even high officials in his own organization looked to his news conferences many times for fresh light en his policy thinking about critical problems. Some weeks ago while DirJles was undergoing cancer treatment at Walter Reed Army Hospital this reporter asked a State Department officill who was really running U.S. foreign policy. "Dulles," he replied. "When there is a meeting on some problem, everyone tries to figure out what the secretary would decide if he were there.

It's a-tricky business. Because, when Dulles was theie he didn't always think exactly as-other people guessed he' would." This period of administering; foreign under the.