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CHICAGO iJiiiU.NE, SUJNUAI, JUui i4, JLiki 10 Section 1 A Sheriffs Police Training Program Graduates 25 Men Ted Kennedy to Visit Camp for Retarded MADDY BLASTS EMPHASIS ON SCHOOL BANDS ii ij, i i inn w-m 1 J.U- in iiiii hj i mumJ. ii.ii i in i A "Tl rFrr- Zf. 4v zzzi rr-r-. 4 i j4icaSv ek- -C Interlochen Head Asks FREEMAN OFF TO STUDY RED FARM POLICIES Washington, July 13 (Secretary of Agriculture Orville L. Freeman took off for the Soviet Union today to take a measure of what he called "the winds of change" taking place in agriculture behind the iron curtain.

In a statement issued shortly before his departure, the secretary said his month-long tour is designed to find out, if that is possible, just what the future may offer in the way of increased competition in world farm markets from the Soviet Union and its satellite countries. Essential That We Know "In a world where the major problem of most people is More Orchestras BY SHEILA WOLFE Dr. Joseph Maddy, founder and president of the National dog and sauerkraut picnic, will begin at 11:30 a. m. Sen.

Kennedy will be accompanied by Dr. William Free-berg) director of the department of outdoor education, Southern Illinois university, Carbondale and Vernon F. Herlund, director of recreation for the Chicago park district. Francis Heinlan of Downey, chairman, Illinois Recreation association, and Gordon R. Snow, executive director, Illinois council for mentally retarded children, also will attend.

The camp, open July 8 thru Aug. 18, offers nature hikes, supervised games and handicraft, outings to zoos, museums and conservatories, aand other activities. Sen. Edward Ted Kennedy the President's youngest brother, will visit 60 retarded youngsters tomorrow at a cook-out at the Promontory point, 55th street and the lake. The children attend the Retarded Children's Aid center day camp, operated by an affiliate of the Illinois council for mentally retarded children.

The camp was made possible by a $2,000 grant from the Joseph P. Kennedy Jr. Foundation, and was one of several day camps for retarded children in eight states awarded a total of $25,200 by the foundation this spring. Sen. Kennedy will represent the Kennedy Foundation to learn firsthand of the camp's progress.

The cook-out, a hot Music camp at Interl ochen, i criticized school TJCar band Programs Graduating class of sheriff's police training program at cere mony yesterday in County building. Sheriff Richard B. Ogilvie yesterday and TRIBUNE Staff Photo K- i zl'-1 school board in center of front row, and Sheriff's Police Chief Arthur Bil ek is in center of second row I -v members who promote them at the expense of ore a training. fersons visit Canadian Destroyer Dr. Maddy, a pioneer in Moddr music education, said school bands now outnumber orches tras 30 to 1.

"School board members are thinking of public relations, not good musical training," Dr, 1 aiaaay asserted, "iney are will visit Poland, Rumania, Bulgaria and Yugoslavia. The trip will match one the Soviet Union minister of agriculture and a staff of experts made to this country last year. Freeman said that the United States must look principally to export markets for any substantial increase in its farm production. But prospects for broadened markets could be affected, he said, by farm developments in eastern Europe. Seeks Biological Pact The secretary said also he hopes to negotiate with Russia officials on the removal of the Soviet Union's barriers to bi ological exploration by Americans in the vast Russia territory.

"We currently are making intensive studies of biological and other less hazardous means of controling insect and plant pests, and we should seek to add to this search the biological information from all areas of the world," he said. American scientists would like, he said, to make searches in the Soviet Union for additional wild plants, germ plasms, pest-and-weid-destroy-ing insects and disease-resistant crops that might be imported into this country for further study and experimentation. only giving half training." to get enough food to eat, it is essential that we be apprised of its progress and the changes which may add to or detract from that progress in the agricultural programs of the eastern European nations," he said. The secretary's party included Mrs. Freeman and eight department scientists and farm experts.

Mrs. Freeman is not an official member of the party. Freeman's first stop is to be Moscow Sunday. He and his group plan to spend 18 days touring the Soviet Union. It also Law commanded a torpedo boat squadron during World War II.

He was cited in 1942 for his part in British channel action against the battleship Scharnhorst, and again in 1943 for action off the Dutch coast. Action at Normandy In 1944 Law was awarded the distinguished service cross for achievements in 15 actions during the Normandy landings in which his flotilla received heavy losses in ships and personnel. The Sioux will end its three-day goodwill visit to Chicago tomorrow morning. It will be open to visitors from 1 to 5 p.m. today.

The 230 officers and men of the Canadian destroyer Sioux berthed in the Chicago river east side of the Michigan avenue bridge were visited by 1,000 persons yesterday. Built in 1943 the Sioux is decorated for action off Normandy in 1944, in the North Atlantic and Arctic oceans in 1944 and 1945; and for service during the Korean war. Skipper Is Artist Comdr. C. Anthony Law, 46, of Quebec, captain, is an artist whose water and oil paintings are shown in national exhibits in Canada and hang in the art museums of Canadian cities.

TRIBUNE Staff Photo Thomas Thompson, 11, of 7007 W. 72d Nottingham, pinning on badge as other members of sheriff's junior posse Should Have Both Schools should have both a band and an orchestra or just an orchestra, but not a band only, he said. Dr. Maddy said there are 1,400 symphony orchestras thruout the country because good amateur and professional musicians want to play great music. "What happens to all the kids in the school bands?" he asked.

Dr. Maddy, 71, who founded the nationally renowned music camp 36 years ago, said his experience with more than 18,000 musicians there confirms his belief that young people like popular music only because "they don't know any better." watch in ceremonies at 7500 Harlem Bridgeview. TEACHER FINDS FUN IN THE SUN WITH A QidiiiaA Fun for everyone every age designs and shapes to suit the most discriminating tastes, at a price that all can afford. Cadillac Pools are constructed of lifetime Fiberglass, with truss lock design and reinforced with concrete. Costly painting and pool repairs are a thing of the past! V.

were five Skokie policemen and one agent from the federal bureau of Indian affairs. A third class of 20 men will begin training tomorrow. Ogilvie also swore in the first 100 members of the sheriff's BURY BRITON, 41, SLAIN BY SECRET SOCIETY FELONS Twenty-five members of the sheriff's police training program were graduated in ceremonies yesterday in the County building and will be assigned to duties in the sheriff's police force. Sheriff Richard B. Ogilvie said the class, the second to be graduated under his new training program, attended a 10-week course in the Chicago police academy.

With them NEWSPAPERS ARE TOP TEXTS junior posse at ceremonies at 7500 S. Harlem Bridgeview The ceremonies were spon SINGAPORE, July 13 Reuters Daniel Dutton, 41, the British penal camp settlement commander tortured and murdered by secret society detainees yesterday, was buried sored by the sheriff's juvenile bureau and the Bridgeview BY RONALD KOTULAK Students who think they are Civic league. putting something over on a here tonight with military honors according to the rites of the Moslem religion. Dutton's teacher by reading a newspaper i SLAVE NATIONS 4 i ti15 widow, for whom he became a HAS PNEUMONIA Moslem, stood silently by the graveside. Leave the water in all Winter and have your own private skating rink.

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But he added that there is much good serious music in America today. There are 1,740 students, 750 staff members, and about 400 parents at Interlochen this summer, Dr. Maddy said. In addi TO MARK DAY WITH SPEECHES questioning of more than 300 A University of Wisconsin secret society detainees. A Chi the classroom may be learning more than they realize, a Wells High school instructor said yesterday.

Joel A. Lip-kin, 4 955 N. Wolcott a nese guard seriously wounded in the wave of murder, torture and terror died from his injuries. This brought the death toll Lipkin among the prison staff to four three warders and Dutton. Twenty-five staff members were Designed for Northern Illinois winters.

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The plane could not land be tion, 30 talented high school history teacher, said that students would develop a better understanding of contemporary history if more instructors used newspapers in the classroom. Completes Teaching Course Lipkin recently completed a course on how to make a more students are using the Inter prison as a liberal experiment in combatting secret society gangsters thru rehabilitation Delegations representing about 30 nations held in either Russian or Chinese communist hands are expected to attend a ceremony in Grant park at 2 p. m. tomorrow opening Captive Nations week. A similar observance under American Legion auspices will be held at the same time in Marquette park.

It will be addressed by Petras P. Dauzvar-dis, consul general of Lithuania. Speakers in Grant park include Col. Jack Reilly, Chicago director of special events, who will read proclamations lochen Arts academy facilities World's Largest Mfr. of Quality Swimming Pools with proper home equity and credit Open Sun.

1 1 to 5 Open Sat. 9 to 5 P.M. Weekdays 9 to P.M. for an intensive six-week course in microbiology under the auspices of the National Science and modern penal methods. The Singapore government said that the future of the penal island, where the guards carried no guns, will depend on the find Foundation and the University of Michgian.

Twenty Are Musicians HB. General Pool Construction Co. 625 FACTORY ROAD ADDISON, ILLINOIS Phone 543-3450 "Twenty of them are musi ings of a commission of inquiry. Most of prisoners were taken to cells in Singapore today. cause the island's airstrip was slushy, but medical supplies cians," Dr.

Maddy said. "This effective use of newspapers as teaching aids at a workshop for teachers at the State University of Iowa. Lipkin's participation in the workshop was sponsored by The Tribune. "I didn't realize it myself, that there are so many ways of looking at Uie news," he said. "By just reading the want ads you can get a pretty good idea of our economic status.

"Are Living Texts" AV(. NORTH from President Kennedy and i were dropped supports my contention that the arts and sciences go together." the United Nations and the The academy opened last New York World's fair, he said year with 134 students and will enroll about 300 this year, Dr. Mayor Daley; Kep. Henry Schadeberg and former Congressman Charles i Kersten, also of Wisconsin. Others will be Julius Kula, "In the arts, there are no enemies," Dr.

Maddy affirmed. "Our motto is world friendship Maddy said. It offers a com ARRIVED New Exotic plete college preparatory pro thru the universal language of for Ukranians: Luis Kutner. i gram and the arts. The stu the arts." honorary counsul for Guate-; "Newspapers are actually living texts which enable students to study the history of dents' schedule runs from 8 mala, and Vincent Knul, for i a.

m. to 8 p. m. six days week. Croatians.

Dr, Maddy was in Chicago in connection with the publication of his biography, "Joe Maddy of Interlochen," by Norma Lee Browning of The Tribune staff. Groups representing Albania, "We had a $200,000 deficit, RATTAN FOR ANY ROOM YEAR ROUND Armenia, Azerbaijan, Byelorus- but I know we will be self- sia, Bulgaria, China, Croatia, supporting in three or four years," Dr. Maddy said. "We Cuba, Czechoslovakia, East Germany, Estonia, Georgia 2d Session of Rome have proved the idea that students can concentrate for long USSR, Hungary, Laos, and i Council to End Dec. Lativa will participate in the i periods of time.

Dr. Maddy said his current project, the organization of an International Youth Symphony the world as it passes. Newspaper stories of integration efforts, railroad mergers, and labor strikes can be usd to trace the history of these movements, he asserted. "For instance," he said, "the present racial situation did not just develop overnight. It goes all the way back to colonial times when Negroes first came to this country." "Will Be Major Text" Lipkin said newspapers will be the major orn- of education for most pupils, after they leave high school.

"A person can appreciate the value of history more when he can see how it is affecting his life right now," he said. Courses in which critical orchestra representing at least 50 countries, will be completed Grant park ceremony and preceding Lithuania, North Korea, North Vietnam, Poland, Ru-' mania, Serbia in communist Slovakia, Slovenia Tibet, Turkestan, Ukrania, and the Volga Germans also will be represented. VATICAN CITY, July 13 (UPD The second session of the ecumenical council, which opens Sept. 29 in St. Peter's basilica, will end Dec.

8, an informed Vatican source reported today. The source said it was not immediately known if there would be further sessions at later dates. next summer. To Train at Interlochen The international musicians will train at Interlochen for eight weeks and will play at BISHOP URGES Museum Engine Stirs Memories for Engineer thinking play an important part can benefit most from newspapers, he asserted. Lipkin said he plans to use papers It had been more than 50 Project Mercury astronauts are years since Frank Neville had today more extensively in his history classes.

"Not Often Read" Bond issues, taxes, and elec tions are civic matters that are Neville, who retired from the railroad in 1956, served as a fireman and as an engineer on the 999. He served as a fireman in 1904 and 1905 when Engine 999 made a daily run of 224 miles from Clayton, N. to Syracuse. In 1912, after he had been promoted to engineer, the 999 was his train and he ran her be- given complete coverage by the press but many persons fail to read about them, he pointed out. stood at the throttle of Engine 999 as an engineer for the New York Central a i 1 -road.

Neville, 7 7, had made the trip from his Utica, N. home to visit his old locomotive, now a In addition to studying under University of Iowa journalism professors, the high school teachers heard speakers from the newspaper industry and Neville tween Watertown and Cape Vin-I cent. were taken on trips to see the A REAL CHURCH UNITY EFFORT MONTREAL, July 13 The Rt. Rev. Oliver Tomkins, Anglican bishop of Bristol, England, asked 300 protestant and orthodox theologians from 50 nations today whether they should develop a new approach to problems of Christian unity.

Bishop Tomkins told the fourth world conference on faith and order of the World Council of Churches there may be a danger of developing "a sort of stage army of ecumenical activists who, wearing different hats, dash about the world meeting each other in a variety of guises." "We must make room for such sustained, intensive, serious theological discussion as to justify us in asking the leading theologians of Christendom to give their time and energy to meet with one another on occasions which will vindicate themselves by their own inherent value," he said. Bishop Tomkins said the greatest development of recent years was the "positive and fruitful dialogue which must remain now an open possibility" between the Roman Catholic church and the rest of the Christian world. "It would certainly appear that impulses and desires in the Roman Catholic church have been released which cannot be reversed," he said. working press in action. Grizzly Bear Killed After Fleeing Cage Memphis, July 13 (UPD An angry grizzly bear was killed by policemen using two machineguns, rifles, and shotguns, after it escaped from Seven Feet Wheels "When the 999 set the world's record," he said, "she had wheels that were slightly more than 7 feet high.

They were built for speed. It turned out the engine wasn't big enough to carry the trains on the main line of the New York Central. So the engine was shipped to the St. Lawrence division where I drove her." Neville said that when Engine 999 was taken off the main line its over-sized wheels were replaced with standard sized wheels of 68 inches. "She was still quite an engine tho," he said, "and she looks as JAVA 6 pe.

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