Los Angeles Evening Citizen News from Hollywood, California • 2

'J i' 1 ifi onday 7urie 50r'1958 -r'W pljptrtMrofflsaneaergy can riadiS started (ThCSunes reactoris-small in outfttt -compart vnajjmilar s' I RockefelierGivesS'Millibn to Atb new YORK (ffpohn'brRkefeller Jrr-': 7 haa given five million" dollars to -the Linealn Center which will incliide a ebneert hall a new Metropolitan Opera House and other cul-tural facilities a reSctors now being- used" com- -merdally in the Unl ted' States and other eountriea-Thr Pacific -iw-Gas And 3o- inCalI-fornia placed areactorin operation in Octoberv1957' that produced 5000 kilowatts andhsi a capacity -of 20000 kilowatts) 7 i- 000 now gradually: tncresaing lt power for scientific research cycl'ron the agency- can gambling -The objectives here are to conceal unlawful sources of this Jncome and to get a financial edge' over competing firms 3 -it WASHINGTON OT Senate racket probera set out today to show that a powerful under- world syndicate is fattening on helpless businesses and labor unions Chairman John McClellan 4D-Ark) and counsel Robert Kennedy of the special investigating committee pictured the probe as aimed at: unmasking schemes 'in which they eaid i t-- 1 Organized racketeers operating behind respectable fronts infiltrate and make col lusive labor contract deals with labor- unions thus gaining unfair advantage over legitimate competitors 2 Racketeers quietly muscle in on businesses which they use as fronts pduring into them profits from narcotics an Kennedy told a news confer- Df KGIT dkfiS UC PlBSldsnCY- ice: is no question ClarkKerrtodaypfficiailybecamethe 12th president of the University of Calif orniaA succeeding Dr Robert Gordon Sproul who' re- tired! after 28 years as heaid of the eight-cam- pus institution Uir- 1 'There is no question that there Is an underworld organization that has leadership: that has' authority and takes action against those challenge it Some call it -1 1 a TOKYO (UPir -Oommuniat China announcedJtbday lt had thd age of 'atonic energy with the completion of its first experimental nuclear reactor and a high voltage cydo-tron TTbe announcement Agrocy in a broadcast monitored in Tokyo said both the andthe cyclotron With "conaiderabie and aaslstanoe from the Union The reactor had its first chain reibtion yesterday the'teoad-cast said'-' Theannouncementaid firat reactor of -the heavy' water type has gone' intb operation in-! the course-' of (he current big leep forward -in ao-dalit-eontructionr The reactor and cyclotron were built the agency aaid Mto promote: scientifie-and technological -development in the sphere of atomic their conqdetian China moves into the age of atomic The reactor to the latest has a thermaTpowei" ranging from 7 at I- j- ji Hr USsaB Man Jailed in-Si00000 Theft 4 a Culver City supermarket last handsome young -Minne- sotd that who the Mafia some call it the syndicate -McClellan said the heai will show a continuing tie between such a syndicate and gangster Charles (Lucky) Luciano who -jwas deported to Italy McClellan said may take four months or more of hearings to show what new- laws are needed to deal with what he called the -American criminal syndicate: He said 10O witnesses-have been subpoenaed The committee chose to launch the hearings with an effort to get at more facts about the alleged crime convention which drew some 63 racketeers hoodlums and others to Apala-chin NY last fall i The garment industry in New York and Pennsylvania will be studied when the 'probe gets down to specific cases McClellan laid racketeer operations in Detroit and Chicago will be considered next All! the- hearings will be held here but will cover conditions in cities- from 'coast to coast Among the underworld fig-ures-jtq je called first are Vito Genovese New York mobster and Russell Bufalino a Pitts-ton PaTPcketeer the government is trying to deport to Italy Both: were the Apala-chin meeting The committee is not expected to reach tMm until later in the week A per annues paid June 2 In that robbery two -bandits got away with $6000 in dash after threatening 10 employes and shootinfe a bakery wagon driver in the leg Anderson said Russell was charged with both robbery and kidnaping and probably will be arraigned in Culver City on a Joint complaint of the two cities tomorrow or Wednesday robberies were similarly Lisa Davis Patrick Waltz Honeymoon LAS VEGAS Nev (UPI) Actress Lisa" Davis 22 and Actor Patrick' Waltz SO were honeymooning in Las Vegas today following" their -marriage in the Little Church of the est Miss Davis hostess on disc jockey Peter Los Angeled television program 'and Waltz were married Saturday It was the first marriage for each PatBooneRalIyDrawsl6000Texans DALLAS record crowd of 16000 persons of them teen-agers filled the -Dallas '3Icnioriaf Auditorium yesterday to hear singer Pat-Boone and star Texas' ath-! 1 etes- -at a -Church Of Christ youth rally Another 2000 persons' were turned away Billy Grhkm Tlks to 8000 at Fair SACRAMENTO (AV-Billy GrahamVopened an eight-day crusade at the State Fairgrounds lst night before a crowd of 18 450 about two-thirds sitting on the grass More than 500 came forward for for Lt Gov Harold J- Powero hailed Graham outstanding ambassador of good wu" Lebanese Planes Open Rocket Atfack BEIRUT fighter plapes today launched sprocket attack on rebel forces' in the mountainous -country only seven niiles Yrom the Beirut' International Airport (Story on Page 8) AmarRetiring as Harbor Manager £3 i AccountiJvUy injured to $10000 Funde received by 10th ofach front rZ the first In Hollywood too first Fodoral find man who came to ''Holly -to crash the movies was charged today with the $100-' 000 -jewel and fur robbery of i millionaire Beverly Hills- land developer Samuel Hayden 73 John "Thomas -RUssell' 24 father bf two children' and son of a wealthy Minnesota Ceam- ery chain owner was surrender- ed yesterday to Beverfy Hills police by his attorney Anthony T1 Carsola The attorney said Russell con- tacted him by telephone from Mazatlan'Mex where he went "'after the robbery-last Junelt of Hayden and his wife Anti in their Beverly Hills-mansion Police' Chief Qinton Ajleiv son said Russell was implicated by Lawrence Gunning 38 who was arrested as he: alighted from a plane in Buffalo two weeks ago Most of the Hayden jewelry A was found in posses-' sion i' Anderson said the two men were suspects in the holdup of LONG BEACH fCNSl-EM Amar ST will retire tomorrow after 18 years' is general manager of Long Harr onetime Los Angeles Harbor- "eommaskmer -Anuwill be honored at a banquet atnoen Wednesday at Mary Star of the Sea Auditorium by 300 persons Amar who -plans to life easy and catch 'up on sxne will be succeded by Charles jL' Vickers his assistant Thomas J'Thorley will become assistant general man- staged both bandits disguised "with theatrical makeup TIltS each case the robbers bragged: tbeyfl had -staked out their victims for some time -Police said a gun taken from Gunning -was the one used in the Culver City shooting Attorney Carsola said he advised Russell to return and surrender himself and that "he wants to make a clean bfeast of -everything and get It over with 5( IfXStEP- W' Dimensional Paramount Coiitraci'Ended Dimensional pictures devel- oper of a 3-D process for tele-' vision today announced cancel- la ion of its production deal with Paramount Subset and formation of a syndicated TV network A 340 million action filed by DimensionaJ- Paramount Sunset has been withdrawn In exchange for 1 release from -the production-contract officials said William Free DP president said the new netDimensional Broadcasting' Co' would chan- nrt Telepeth tp individual sta- tions crosscountry A'- "All features and series -will produced with our Teledepth lense attachment9 said Free "to give local a weU as na-: tional sponsors a --chance to show off their wares-tn-3-i ex- The net will operate on a percentage basis with producers as well as individual stations in the major markets he added Immediate plans to package suitable vehicles 'Which 'would showcase the 3-D process: have been ladhched with Wall Street backing saidFree -T Groundbreaking at OccidentalSlated- Occidental College will build a Sl350000 science building contributed primarily by three trustees President Arthur Coons announced Ground- breaking-' ceremonies wall -be 'held Wednesday at 5 pm The new three-story Norris Hall of Science will contain the Mosher Science Auditorium and Lecture Halls and the Jorge sen Laboratories providing Southern California witJtjpmc of the nation's most advanced facilities for undergraduate teaching and research istry and biology rrrrT''r? wap 1 bwpd 1 mr AV mm -w a dS a'aNi mm '''ASA mm 0- ltt me mmm JULY BONUS COUPON No 1 -r a- Ceepem will appear ea Paa 2 at tfca Cltbea-News from Jsaa It Hira July 12 Ia4m May pwiae ay 4 diffataaHy mbared caspamT with SUS far tkair Jaly lass set ef 4 asbrediabla Wlxlsf bawls I -f CLOCK IM nextTtimi: jn your Uniopil heahi)ur (nDrajsay if stationJEn just j4V4 minutes he 4 rmWithgFt Clean thindSield rKeest in Check ike'dlfiniSate 'jh(BiufcSS poweifid premium Fill the'radiator and hatte That's why whereveryou! 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