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Show Navy Officer Brinas Last Greek Orphan Under 53 Act SUNDAY HERALD SUNDAY. OCTOBER 21. 1956Utah County, Utah. J- I Izves iia Takes Poke at Stevenson 't . A - HOUSTON, Tex , (UP) Navy Lt. Norman (Moose) Donahoe ar rived home Saturday after an aerial hltch-hikitriD from Athens with the last Greek orphan permitted to enter this country under the Refugee Relief Act of it nj ... ,as1 to lzvesua editorial! an quoted saying. "Prominent U.S. politicians ana cffltTnpTi have toined in the prop to pro aganda war. The proposal hibit the tests has been turned inI LONDON Soviet The (UP) organ Izvestia government charged Saturday that Democratic presidential candidate Adlai E. Stevenson has turned the nuclear bomb test issue into an 'election to an election slogan by Adlai . slogan." Democrat candi th "Acute polemics on the issue said. have broken out recently in the date,"' Izvestia reasons of; the TrrfRTWM?tlve American press," Radio! Moscow which prompt thej pemocrau w of. promise to secures IprohibUioo to the tests and the 'Republicans oppose the prohibition, the very existence of the polemics reflects - ; 1953. . ... The age 2 'Shakedown' Probe To Be Postponed ion. W. Hall's Feared In Gas Blast ' II' activities during negotia- - I i.lI. Zhukov Mission Gives Evidence Of Moscow Plan ! eat rhnnr trt live, doctors Said. Those dead were Oscar Williams 38, and his wife, Violet, 83; their, son, Fred, S; Mrs, Williams' par-ents. Fred. .62. and Elizabeth Ker- ley, 63; Charlotte arvis, 11 and MOSCOW (UP) (Japanese Robert Lee Keller; 5. Premier Ichiro Hatoyama depart- - The disaster originated from a mA Twvw with a fliirrv of leaky valve on a truck full of and . sopph-makin- a ,arwrfehnbfn heaw Dronane gas. which Louis Katurdav. thankful for the nev Scheffler. 50. was iuiiloadkig into cylinders. errmnt ndintf Jaoan's f . Tile iUtt-owar with Russia, gas apparently caung u an eld the Robert Keller home under area Soviet!! Premier Hatovama and 200 feet away froni the truck. Nikolai Bulganin signed j a formal an open name. proDaAt txmont isuatiemv ie war" at of a lieu pilot light Uouched off the bly Kremlin Friday night in wntrn must i first MtDiosion. witnm seconas. tne tAPmi await settlement of Russia's terri- - whole neighborhood echoed the ftnHai ciatait. masts oc aooux au lanxs wmcn fcflrf n Japanese Premier Leaves Moscow high-power- i i ! 100-eall- on 11-yea- - -- tv mv said in nAm mi wv a hnmp " uroro I tc-- t nff m th rhain-reaCtlo- n. farewell Hatoyama Field Is apeecfa . MI am hasppy M say that- VeferinnrV the objective of my trip was com- I U I uiuiu pjeted successfully witnijine sign- r vv iae anjd the pro ing of the declaration CHICAGO (UP) The American tocol on trade." Veterinary Medical Associationthat a aumber of veteriThis Prisoners Sqheme reports schools nary hay a far greater ! - - Western ob (UP) servers said Saturday the reported dispatch to Poland of Soviet De fense Minister Marshal Georgi Zhukov gives blunt evidence of Moscow's intention to keep the upper hand on the satellites, de-Stalinizatkm or not. Zhukov was. reported to have flown to Lodnka. headquarters of the Soviet forces in Poland, while Communist Party boss Nikita S. Khrushchev and a Soviet delegation went to Warsaw to confer with Polish party lead ers. visit coincided Khrushchev' a with sweeping shakeup In the Polish Communist party hier archy. Western observers said that the future of eastern Europe may de pend on the moves made by the Polish Central Committee on re forms for the government and party. Marshal Tito of Yugoslavia Is heflieved doinz his best to stir the Soviet satellites to press their lib eralization movements. Hungary already has Indicated, an inclina tion toward an independent Com munist policy. LONDON ld Tom t-- vpen ; Was Just No Socip UC1UOUU iVi ' I i I i i . - - r I if is) , s . J I " i , . I ,. j M Negro schools. characteristics-i-lightnes- s. - r? a- - f;" ' ' ' f. Airport I ' ' to... V. (- - . ,,v v. ' AX, ' - ' - ' long python are, left to stay here. Holding the eight-foof curator zoo's Robert reptiles; guard Jim Ru- Snedgar, right, T7 nKort anH Pmin 7aa TMtrtst ....... Tluoool (iVk. uu ttumrA WflllAf vn,nnnn1nnrtit en air a la vsIhaH at aViAiif fVia liw.. $9 fW ftIP Tplonhntn , . ot 30-da- y -- """ v..... LOS ANGELES (UP) Arthur Dietz, president of C. 1. T. Financial Corp.,. says "regardless of whe wins the forthcoming O. presidential election the nation's economy shouldn't suffer any setback. "Despite the political aspects, Dietz said, "we will continue to show strength in our econbmy r , during 1957." Dietz told a press conference here Friday that there might be a "physiological'.' slow down in our economy for a short time if the administration changes hands. But he claimed that Ci s should adjust itself "quickly." all-tim- -- --'-- Of Withstanding Election Results 1 FUNNY BUSINESS ML HE f W P--fl CONTEST ENDS OCT. 25. SEE YOUR LOCAL DEALER TOMORROW! v ...( ed Girl Kept From . . .- . SrhOO flS MOtHer jlBIUIIIVI Richard N. are able to supply. (UP) aemana iiar yeieniariaiK ' Henry, 22, was dispatched to Jack- , pu-t- r i prwen we nau h ueip son Prison faster than expected. in livestock1 and k Wovr ilic health huge w.4 AMVA the is very great," County jaU awaiting transfer to dustry " T noticed When guards the prison .nan rhins on the floor. lilnvestiea- - "Employment opportunities for Hon turned up a partially com- - veterinarians aiso lnouae researcn work In the meat . packing and . pieted soap model pisto orocessin 2 industry and in govern- "" ' mattress mental public heaitti services in T,otA AtAaA it mnyiU h to transfer Henry immediately, He addition to tne oroaa neia or gen- pracuce. had been sentenced to seven to 14 can a for in robbing prison years LOOKS DECEIVE JAILER driver. A TIAJUANA, Mexico (UP) jailer learned the other day that RESEMBLANCE PAINFUL Actor- - appearances are often deceiving. HOLLYWOOD (UP Rot. McKuelj has dis- - Newspaper Editor Salvadore Gonsongwriter 3ii&& m rv tav rwrf WdS lalXxXL Thursday on a tile faia ie rLr! nopoec'ti1. ily his fortune. "I was standing on charge of interfering with Judicial a corner a while back,' he said, procedure. The jauer ie the;ceu "when a girl came up to me. She door open because he thought the Ii'Va i newsman nan rnm tn interview' a yeaed don t look so iwinvu juutu uac walked face calmly Gonzales prisoner. James Dean, slapped my a ieu me to ana out weni oi ran off." aid jau eral court where! he obtained a Discovered In 1807, $ was not writ 'prohibiting s imprisonment. n mai ue iirsi peiiei oi uniu The city of Birmbgham, Ala. aluminum was actually! produced hv the Danish scientist Oersted, maintains 43 elementary and seven and not, until 20 years latter that high schools forj white students tnm riormnn nipntit WnViir l . : 34 elementary and three high The average was able to produce- enough . to schools t for i Negroes. Ami SA m was rw,auenaance determine. Its specific gravity aauy iw 22.0S4 In and thus one of the jmstanding 145 In white schols and j ' Economy Capable Donahoe, who lives at Corpus Christi, Tex., was met at the Houston by his wife and their daughter Roni Marie, another Greek orphan Donahoe brought home more than a year ago. Donahoe ran out of diapers on that hitch-hikin- g trip and it took a combined military "operation diapers" to keep things under control. The boy didn't speak English when he left Athens, and Donahoe j speaks no Greek, but he taught EXPLORER TO RETIRE WASHTNRTON :TTP1 TWnt Stephen a few words on the way home. One word was easy air- Balchenl first pilot to fly over tha e plane. Stephen calls it "airo-plano.- " South pVle and "an great Arctic explorer, will retire from He also learned such words as the Ai- - Force Oct. 31. i .n-.r;t'"- '. ... k white phython, called the "most RARE SNAKE A blue-eye- d In the world," arrived In Chicago Saturday from snake' beautiful . . rr U w t iv ..If r snown in xuu&j.iciu uu. ocvauss ai .i. India. .10 De . 4 i .mVa ju. .u uaa.c uunu j4iIh special JUie insurance uas ueeii ukcu uui 11 . .... y' .tiona for a $43 million expansion ft m 10 thu, Kin w rr WW i rniftnt amounted 'crude political nakedolwns" for tViA nf crht fit TTArrin crKyiir smn3icrn f n ri H said; that un-less committee witnessfes h a d HosiDital. where doctors watched coram it tea perjury nau wwuw helplessly as me epoea trom ineir sent to jalL charred bodies. They also doubted Hall retorted that Ruess' charge that Carl Kerly would "cowardly," He ipredicted survive. that Reuss "wiH eventually Hope was offered for a said has he word old boy. who was apparently out very of danger. Two other women also tr-n- n 2, v- (D-Wi- s). u 4 . exolosion which took seven lives may claim four more victims. De-fore the day is ovf . Three children and two couples died from burns wien the explo-sion ignited a sneet ot names which swept tflrougn a resraenuai neighborhood as they sat or played on their front lawns. Jamrie 10 T,nv .letoM Qhatvm w ""f i near death and Susan, 8, wte a member of the coram i ee, said Hail's i Doctors ni. (UP) a feared Saturday that propane gas I! fi ! ' HERRIN. nti neuss I" More Viaims oolitical stunt." Rep. Jack Brooks chairman of a House government subcommittee! investi-catin- a operations the government f Nlcaro nickel plant in Cuba, said he had invited Hall to answer the charges against him under oath.jlBut Hall refused. Brooks said. . Hall said he would be glad to to the subcommittee after testify -n that he had beeu invited to testify ail "his own we-eleetio- n wnw j from the White House, cannot ex punge this .question from the poll tical agenda in the USA." al- - 1-- commercial airliners. J oolitical J shake 'Vnwte Usrpd downs" for campaign funds. TTa.lt ,pA th Investigation "a convenience. t changes in American public opin- (UP) have postponed furInvestigators ther study of Republican Nation- al Chairman Leonard .- 4- "The American public is with increasing persist- ence the prohibition of tests and House f filial statements! including those WASHINGTON . ..." . 4 I-:- - - bye, pajamas and thank you." Donahoe took iht boy to the home of his parents at Pnsadcna, near Houston He said early today the boy was wide aake ''big-eye- d and right in the ruddle of things He'll be a Texan In no time at all. orphan, Stephen Emil, was bored with the long plane rides, Donahoe said, and slept much of the way. The Navy lieutenant picked Stephen up in Athens after hitchhiking, largely on military planes, from Houston to Greece. He made the return triD the same wav coming back through "MoroccD and landing at Norfolk, Va., Friday. The rest of the trip home was on j 1 "mama ' ' (BET YOUR CLOTHES OFF THE - LINE... Electrical Association DRYER-A-DA- Y dry f Hem th V""rrJ CONTEST OFFICIAL ENTRY nr. I MODERN electric way! I I Describe in 25 words or less: WhjI want to own a new electric clothes dryer. mi,,f. Prolongs Dispute h.-- r- - r CALIFORNIA, Mo. (UP)-Sev- enyear-ol- d Mary Schoenheit will home from school Monday stay w a 1 TlUll I J j I 1 : and probably the rest of tht year because her mother fought to keep her from being educated "like a trained seal" in the public TO - BE I J FiLUO IN BY OCALCt fim 1 schools. Her mother. Mrs. Mary Schoen- heit. was sentenced to 10 days In jail and fined for insisting she pmiTd tutor the sirl at home. Mrs. Scboenheit was released from jail on the promise she would have Mary In school Monday morning. But Friday. Mrs. JScnoenheit ap pealed the case to the , Circuit Court. Action by the Circuit Court is not expected until next year. Magistrate Judge W. G. Heibred- er, who assessed the jail term, said the sentence would be sus I r CLOP I I "F 17' .....n,. ' I Signatyrt Stitt " The Intermountain vunini Electrical - ---- -- " I , orana i No entries received after Oct. 25, I 1956 WILL 6E CONSIDERED j UP Annex BWg. Silt Lake City EACH ENTRY MUST IE SIGNED BY AN APPLIANCE DEALER I I J pended. So Mary, described by her moth er as a "sensitive, brilliant child," won't have to go to school after! all. '. The. mother recently moved to Missouri from California, because she said the fight to tutor her daughter at home instead of send ing her to school was "hopeless' there. She said the public schools merely turned out "trained seals." 1 1 Hearing On Ocean. 0? fZ) Collision Recessed CUDDLE-U- P each week day beginning will be a contest for re October 10th and ending October contest headquarters by , each dryer and only those entries received at date will be considered in that day'a midnight o! the '"deadline ' "' s:.--, contest. r ) ' contests as theynvish and A family ma enter as ,many of the thirteen each day'a contest as dethey may send In as many entry blanks for ma'de on an official entry blank .either sired, but each entry, must be' or obtained !from participating dealers, ' clipped from the newspaper ' and validated. Entries may be validated at any of the stores carrying any of tht dryers listed below. A family may win1 only one dryer. In ease a dryer Is purchased during the course of the contest and prior to the announcement of their winning, a family will ' receive the purchase price In cashplus a bonus of $100. . Entries will be judged by the Intermountaln Electrical Association and decision of judges is final. In case of tie, duplicate prize? will be awarded. Dryers will1 be delivered but Installation is not inc!uded.s Mall entries to INTERMOUNTAIN ELECTRIC ASSOCIATION, 455 Union Pacific Annex Bldg.. Salt Lake City 1, Utah. Thirtten dryers will be awarded Pre-tri- al NEW YORK (UP) hearings into the cause of the collision between the ocean ; liners Andrea Dorea and Stockholm were 1 I I I : nidln' has bcccrr.a rr.oro pcpulsr A ycun ccvizz . municipal band leader, Friday of a heart attack. .) . j : in recess today but resume Mon day when Capt. Piero Calamai of the Italian vessel is expected to end his testimony. , of the Nordenson Gunnar Capt. Stockholm was scheduled to follow Calamai on the stand to give his version 'of the disaster which, took the lives of 50 persons off Nan tucket the night of July 25th. Calamai, ' under cross examination for the tenth day Friday; testified that 45 of his passengers lost their lives while all crew members were saved because the Andrea Dorea was rammed at a point where only ' passenger and not crew cabins were located. BAND LEADER DIES . LOS ANGELES (UP) Eugene Calif, LaBarre, 63, Long Beach, ' died here on 26th-The- . j ' Have Entry Blank Validated - MAYTAG DoparlbonO o0 Ufttlloloo at These Dealers: GENERAL ELECTRIC - WESTINGHOUSE - EASY .- - '.'. BENDIX - NORGE - SPEED QUEEN - HAMILTON - HOTFOINT - BENDIX "A '; KDWAOR3 AND HUGIDAIS . FIIILCO : . . i - |