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Section 1A 3 CHICAGO TRIBUNE, MONDAY, MARCH 29, 1965 Want Ad Story BEAUTY SHOP Chicagoans Welcome Cypriot Spokesman (Story in adjoining column) REAGAN SEEMS MOST FEARED BY DEMOCRATS HAIR DRYERS SELL QUICKLY "It took about five days to by Harold Blake Walker sell five professional hair dryers," said John Ravel, Saxony Beauty Salon, 1132 W. Thorn- BY SEYMOUR KORMAN tChlcats Tribune Press Service San Francisco, March 28 dale av. "I had about 25 or 30 calls, but some wanted only one or two and I wanted to sell An indication that Ronald Rea all in one lot. gan, film actor, is the Republican whom the1 Democrats fear most in California's race for governor next year "has "I didn't put any address in my Tribune want ad, just a description of the dryers and my phone number. If the callers seemed to be really inter been given by the incumbent, Edmund G.

Brown. Brown met in supposedly secret session in Washington ested, I gave them my address. "The calls came from all over with 23 members of the California congressional delegation. But word quickly got back here the city, but my buyer came from the south side. A beauty shop owner in Harlem decided they were what he needed and bought them at a price satisfactory to both of us." Spyro Kyprianou (left), Cypriot minister of foreign affairs, is welcomed to Chicago meeting by Charles J.

Chiakulas (right), chairman of the Justice for Cyprus committee. Zenon Ros. sides, Cyprus' ambassadors at the. United Nations, is in center. tribune staff Photo CYPRUS GREEKS ARE ADAMANT, ENVOY CLAIMS 'Ready to Die in Fight with Turks' Spyro Kyprianou, Cyprus foreign affairs minister, pointed last night to self-determination as the only answer to troubles on the strife-torn Mediterranean island.

In a speech in the Edgewater Beach hotel, Kyprianou said the Greek Cypriots have "resolutely decided to carry their struggle for self-determination to the very end, and they would rather die than surrender. Not Afraid of Threats "The threats by the Turks are not going to deter them, and there is nothing that can make them Greek Cypriots yield," he said. Kyprianou was the principal speaker at a dinner marking the 144th anniversary of Greek independence. It was sponsored by the Justice for Cyprus committee, and the Hellenic Academic Society of Illinois. More than 500 persons attended.

Denies Turk Charge Kyprianou denied Turkish charges that the rights of the Turkish Cypriots are being abridged. Eighty per cent of the population is Greek and 20 per cent is Turkish. Kyprianou was critical of American foreign policy involving Cyprus and also criticized the United States for providing Turkey with weapons under the military aid program. Says They Used Arms "And on argument arose among them as to which of them was the greatest." Luke 9:46 APPARENTLY there were status seekers among the disciples because "An argument arose among them as to which of them was the greatest." It was an absurd dispute, unworthy of mature men, nevertheless, here were the 12, the men Jesus had chosen arguing like small boys shouting at each other, "My father is more important than your father," or like some women lording it over others because their family tree is leafed with patriots and pioneers. Greatness, as Jesus made clear, is not a matter of status or family tree.

It does not hinge on wealth or power, nor on the adulation of approving crowds. The lonely prophet, scorned and despised, may be greater by far than kings and princes. The office boy may be more significant in the Kingdom of God than the president of the company. Jesus gave a reverse twist to the judgment of the world, inaugurating the doctrine of servant supremacy. The great are not those who are able to demand service, but those who serve humbly.

The aristocracy does not consist of the over-privileged consumers, but rather of the humble contributors to the common good of men. In the economy of God "the least among you all is the one. who is great," the last shall be first, and the first last. The status seekers really are self-defeating, wearing their souls thin to affirm their superiority to the ordinary run of men. It is those who give and spend themselves in toil for the sheer joy of contributing something to the life of humanity who find both freedom and greatness.

They are the housewives and the salesmen, the secretaries and the attorneys whose talents are dedicated to the service of the time being. Eternal God our Father, save us from the mad scramble for status, use our lives and our talents to enrich the life of mankind and to bless our time. Amen. POLICE ARREST that the governor had made a flat commitment that he will seek reelection in 1966. "I'll run again," Brown is reported to have told the congressmen.

"I've worked like hell and I'm tired. But the thought of Ronald Reagan sitting in that governor's chair moves me to great lengths." Delaying His Announcement CYPRIOTS TOLDiDay of Cheap Labor Past, Growers Told Formal announcement of ganizations contend that better pay and housing for workers would attract plenty of good Brown's candidacy is not ex domestic workers. pected until late this year. He At the program's peak, 65,000 is delaying the public an SEVEN IN RAID ON CARD GAME East Chicago avenue vice detectives arrested seven men on gambling charges in a raid yesterday at the apartment of Robert Collins, 50, a laborer, at 451 Evergreen av. Collins was charged with being the keeper of a gambling house and gambling.

Six others were charged with gambling. Police said a card game was in progress when they arrived after receiving an anonymous tip. A deck of cards and $62 were confiscated. Bonds were set at $200 for each of the seven, who were scheduled to appear April 13 in Central district court. nouncement because of television.

As governor he gets free foreign workers, mostly Mexican, were imported annually. Wirtz said that since Califor nia already has completed exposure, but as a declared candidate he would have to buy television time. If he did three months of 1965 without the use of foreign workers except for 600 temporary Japa get some free time, the sta nese "it is clear that there tions would have to give equal time to Republican candidates. thing between myself and Jes-! unless Brown makes an irrevo- se M. Unruh." Fund, raising on Brown's be half is already under way.

cable decision to run. Brown has admitted frankly that he would prefer a high federal job to running for reelection in what will be a bitter contest which he could lose. U.S. HALTS SHIP BRINGING ARMS NICOSIA, Cyprus, March 29 Monday (LTD United States 6th fleet turned back a Greek freighter carrying Soviet Union anti-aircraft missiles from Egypt to Cyprus, the Greek Cypriot newspaper Tharros said today. Without quoting any source, the newspaper said the missile-carrying ship was intercepted on the high seas by units of the United States Mediterranean fleet Saturday night and was forced to return to its Egyptian port of departure.

2 Governments Silent A Pentagon spokesman in Washington said he had no information on such an action. There was no comment from the Cyprus government or from 6th fleet headquarters in Italy. The United States on March 19 had cautioned against the importation by Cyprus of antiaircraft missiles. American sources had indications that Greek Cypriots had been building anti-aircraft missile sites. Ignores U.

S. Advice Tassos Papadopoulos, a member of the Makarios cabinet, Saturday night Unruh, powerful speaker of the Democratic-dominated state assembly, is known to covet the Democratic nomination for governor and will push for it Reagan announced in San Diego last night, where he ad Los Angeles, March 28 UPi Secretary of Labor W. Willard Wirtz says he believes very small numbers of foreign workers will be needed to supplement California's farm work force until it becomes totally domestic. "Growers must now compete in the marketplace with other elements of the nation's economy for their workers," Wirtz said. Wirtz and Undersecretary John F.

Henning returned to Washington last night after completing a four-day tour of California's agricultural areas. The labor secretary told reporters he will decide this week whether to approve applications to import about 8,000 foreign workers in the Salinas and San Joaquin areas of central California and the Coa-chella valley in the south. Ask Better Pay, Housing Public law 78, which had permitted the importation of foreign labor, expired Dec. 31. Some growers have complained since then that not enough domestic workers are available and that they are of inferior quality.

Church groups and labor or- dressed the annual convention of the California Republican Going to assembly, that he was ready to enter the 1966 California gubernatorial race. He said, will never be a need again for foreign workers in the first quarter of any year." Some Need in September There also may be little or no need for foreign workers in April, and there certainly will be no need in the last two or three months of any year, Wirtz said. He noted, tho, that in the peak harvest season, especially when school calls some children away in September, some "minimal arrangements to use foreign workers may be necessary." "It is grossly unfair to suggest that domestic farm workers are an inferior breed," Wirtz said. "Americans can do the job and there are enough of them." however, that he must be as sured that there would be no Minneapolis? St Louis? flew York? Cleveland? (or most any other city) Stay at a Sheraton Hotel or Motor loa and anjoy ail these extra values: Family TURK ROTATION Insured Reservations at Guaranteed Rates brushed aside the United States i nan Kids share room tree SOLDIERS SAIL LAST 6 DAYS BIG SALE WORLD FAMOUS LUXURY PERMANENTS Save 50 and More 50.00 WAVE now 22.50 35.00 WAVE now 16.95 25.00 WAVE now 1 2.50 20.00 WAVE now 10.00 17.50 WAVE now 8.75 15.00 WAVE now 7.50 Everything Included from Cut to Comb Out LIBYAN ATTACK ON OFFICES OF U. BONN TOLD FOR CYPRUS The weapons, planes, and bombs later were used by Turkey to bomb Cyprus, he said.

has always been Greek in population, traditions, customs, and faith. The inhabitants should have the right to determine what kind of government should exist," he said. He also charged that Turkey's interference was caused by the British colonial policy of divide and rule. Zenon Rossides, Cyproit ambassador to the United Nations, also spoke. He said the American people should petition the goverment to change its policy toward Cyprus.

NINE AWARDED GUGGENHEIM FELLOWSHIPS Nine Chicago area men have been awarded fellowships by the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation, New York City, to finance scholarly research. The recipients and the institutions with which they are affiliated are Dr. Joseph Ber-kowitz, Argonne National laboratory, near Lemont; the Rev. James F. Larkin, De Paul university, and Dr.

Virgil B. Heltzel. retired Northwestern WH' ISKENDERUN, Turkey, Free Parking Anytime, anywhere BONN, March 28 (S) The March 28 UP) A rotation unit of "bloody primary fight." Reagan, a conservative, was co-chairman of the California Presidential campaign for Barry Goldwater in 1964. 3 Others in Contention Among others under consideration for the Republican nomination have been Sen. Thomas Kuchel, former Gov.

Goodwin J. Knight, and George Christopher, one-time mayor of San Francisco. Kuchel has asked friends to keep the door open for his return to California in 1966 to try for the governorship. Altho Kuchel is the Republican whip in the Senate he has voted the Democratic line frequently. This has enabled him to get Democratic support in his successful senatorial campaigns in a state where the Democrats have a 3 to 2 edge over the Republicans in registration.

May Jump Into Race Concerning a battle in the G. O. P. for the nomination for governor, Brown said: "The rift between Kuchel and Reagan is far wider than any- foreign office said tonight it has Reservations Call: S3 74535 received official reports that bomb attacks were made last night on the West German and United States consulates in Tripoli, Libya. A spokesman warning on installation of Soviet missiles.

He told a Nicosia rally that the Greek Cypriot government will "continue organizing its defenses fearlessly with all types of weapons procurable from whatever source offers them." Papadopoulos added that the government wants a peaceful solution to the island's problem on the basis of a United Nation's report to be made public tomorrow which is predicted will recommend direct negotiation between the Greek Cypriot majority and the Turkish Cypriot minority. POLICE HONOR LAWMAKERS said the Libyan government al 14 officers, 21 noncoms, and 291 men sailed today for Cyprus to replace part of a Turkish army contingent based there. The naval transport Onaran, carrying the troops, left the harbor escorted by three destroyers and two minesweepers and a cover of fighter jets. The Onaran is scheduled to reach the Greek-controled Cypriot port of Fairragusta tomorrow morning. This sale positively ends Saturday, April 3rd BUT you may charge or pay now and get your wave any time before June 1st.

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Men. Dt IS 6 OAKBROOK CENTER Phone 654-0292 Denounced in Cairo CAIRO, Egypt, March 28 UP Several hundred North African and South Arabian students staged a sitdown demonstration in the middle of one of Cairo's main thorofares today denouncing Morocco, Tunisia, and Libya for their refusal to join 10 other Arab nations in harsh retaliations against West Ger The saling had been delayed because of the opposition of President Makarios of Cyprus to the rotation of Turkish troops. Tell Missile Delivery ATHENS, March 28 Reuters Some Russian-made anti-aircraft missiles have been deliv FOR FUND AID Sen. Dirksen 111. and Sen Douglas 111.

were honored last night at the fourth annual legislative dinner of the Chicago Police university professor. Others are Prof. Allen G. Debus, the Rev. Langdon B.

Gilkey, Dr. Rivkah Harris, Prof. William R. Martin, and Prof. Hugh McLean of the University of Chicago; and Prof.

Robert W. Clower of Northwestern university. many. ered to Cyprus and are already Police surrounded the students installed there, a usually well- but did not force them to dis- informed source said here to-band. day.

The source said some of I Annuity and Benefit Fund Pro-i tective association for their efforts in the last Congress to exclude policemen from social Flag of the Day security. Jr. State Rep. Sam Romano was given the QDDD i Chicago i the total look! i it's at Evans Sgt. Albert Apa (left) and! jl I i Rep.

Sam Romano. group's presidential award for services to the police pension fund. Rep. Daniel Rostenkowski EL received the award to Sen. Douglas.

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