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Show M TO 19 SUNDAY HERALD Around the World School children of Sptain Send Thank You' TolJ.S. For Fre Lunch Program tX'X union official said fUturday. Victoria's Trades Hall Council, ruling body for union gawups here, has approved slowdown strikes to key unions during the next few weeks. ' ;' "But we have no intention of ? br slowdowns is staging stop-woron opening day," Trades Hall Council Secretary Jack Stout said Saturday. 'Unionists consider it a f' . ? Sin appreciation, fthe children4 public holiday and the opening aire sending albums depicting I l- games should not be disturbed." Spanish life, to the governors of the 48 states, th District of LONDON (UP) Radio Moscow Columbia and the rational Catho-K- b Welfare Conferafce, which ad- charged Saturday Western calls By UNITED RESS t The school MADRID (UP) children of Spain sent a special "thank you" to the .United States t6day for the big, friend-makinfree lunch program here. f Under the progrant, free lunches e provided by the United States dkily to 2.1 million children in 62.000 Spanish schools. By AL KAFF United Press Staff Correspondent ReSAIGON, Indochina (UP) ports reaching Saigon today from Communist North Viet Nam said "many Communist soldiers" had been killed in a revolt against the Red regime of Ho Chi Minh. The reports were received here by the French news agency from Ms---- h its resident correspondent in W t I : J V y ai federal commission to control th radioactivity of ir and water. A government coiiimunique said will cooperate tile commission with the Military Department's section for defense against chemical, bacteriological " and atomic i; warfare. (MELBOURNE, Australia (UP) scheduled slowdown strike of transportation workfrs will be delayed at least until after the Olympic games opjeh Thursday, a Ai : H- U. S. Expects Stampede of unganans 1 American au- thorities expect a I'stampede" of Hungarian refugee; who want to go to the United States, IU.S. Consul R. L. Heacock Isaid Saturday. H said that findnig the 5,000 the United States has agreed to accept will be easy. I Heacock scoffed at suggestions that Ted tape has snarled President Eisenhower's' goodwill gesture toward ' the victims of the Hungarian uprisiisg who .fled across the border into free Aus? ; -- 6; f'Tbs only difficulty is to prevent a stampede in; our direction,'' I Heacook said. ' The U.S. Refugee; Belief Act under which they wjfl be admited expires Dec. 31. Heacock said .S. doctors have been giving the accessary medical examinations (to nearly 300 persons a day among a list of candidates submited'by U.S. welfare organizations. ortr M 4 fa well-informj- The Opposite Sex ed W- anti-commun- ist re-port- ed DINE AT PARIC 0II OPEN SHOW STARTS MONDAY 6:30 TODAY! Open HAGUE, Holland THE (UP) Retiring NATO cominander Gen. Alfred M. Gruenther said Friday "not even a surprise attack" can destroy the retaliatory capacity of the North Atlantic Treaty Organi- 7 . p.m. 5:00 suicide for the aggressor, I believe we will deter aggression itat a farewell self Gruenther visit here. d Pagans of northern Europe offered human sacrifices to their gods and buried them in. bogs at the beginning I ! - Tl LOS todayV ) jhhv W6 Make Your Reservations Now rod STEIGER Phone AC BRCKmOM 7:00 p.m. Rosemary Clooney 8:00 p.m. Guy Lombardo (tAHBISTINI rum. ..mm ifr ffZ TO S VC--W- NHCOTKS' OF TNI INK X - . 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DONT LET YOUR CHILDREN ENROLL W-G-- fighting October. The only major area of industrial activity which fell off in October was construction materials and that fell only slightly. Lumber production has been sliding since August. ' tria. NEPITI Venice Solid Gold Cadillac, with Judy Holliday. oi on the eve bfja visit by Chinese LETTER REDDENS FACES V Communist Pfefnier Chou En-la-i. WASHINGTON (UP) The State' The agency1 reported from the Communist capitalof Hanoi that Department anhounced in a newsletter to its diplomats around the popular revolts broke out Tuesday world it is considering granting an and that "numerous" persons extra allowance to compensate were kiHed and! wounded. It said them for the rising cost of loving. "many Communist soldiers were among the victims." Friday the department hurriedly Coral Canyon River, and The Prize, with Robert Taylor. corrected "loving" to 'living." Observers herje believe the Red Come On. regime will ask! Communist China for help in crushing the revolt-perh- aps N OW ! Last year 32 per cent of all diswhen lied Premier Chou abled vehicles ron the New York En-lOpen 1:15 arrives from Peiping on a state rT7 Thruway were out of gas. preienfi "friendly visit" 'this weekend. emertansk made gasoline Empty The Communists in China supservice necessary for apAllySOII Joan Collins plied arms, and perhaps troops, gency to their comrades in Viet Nam proximately 15,000 car owners. while they were the Dolores Gray Ann Sberidan French. There Chinese technicians took place 15 miles north of Vinh, a city midway between the 17th are known to be in jre Red-hel- d linn "liller i f A. . North, and there still may be parallel (the frontier between H"" ltl"lcl North and South "Viet Nam) and some Chinese soldiers there. Hanoi an in area 5 heavily popuA ir foreign source here said today South Viet Nam's lated by Roman Catholics, y GIRLIE SHO"Order has now been restored Ngo Dinh Diem believes WITH MUSIC! CINEMASCOPE and METROCOLOR the saboteurs arrested," the traditional Vietnamese aver- and sion to China eventually will make Nhan Dan said. "Drastic measit possible to overthrow the Reds ures have been taken by "administrative and police authorities to without firing a hot. The cabled reports said the re- maintain security andi safeguard volts were reported by Nhan Dan people's life and property." It said insurgents seized arms (People), the official Communist organ of Hanoi. TheyUwere the and battled xJice and Communist Bring the Family first such revolts party workers. The Vinh area was the scene of the 1931 uprising and reported in Asia. and is known as a revolutionary According to jNhan Dan, as by thegency, the revolt June . 18-c- ar -- -- . VIENNA (UP) Presley Film Slated Here -- V: ; free for internationally-supervise- d ELVIS PRESLEY elections m Hungaa-- are "beneath contempt" and said they will be rejected by the Budapest regime. The Moscow commentator said this matter and thf proposal to send United Nations observers into Hungary are a, smoke screen to ch intervention in hide Anglo-Fr- e Elvis Presley fans will have Egypt. their first opportunity to see him in a dramatic role when he The in the Twentieth Century-Fo- x appears BONN, Germany (UP) proWest German Red Cross said to- duction "Love Me at Tender," convoy was forced the Academy Theater beginning day its to leave Hungary because Soviet Wednesday. and Hungarian officials refused to Presley's role in the film allows extend visas for its '50 volunteer him to sing and play four songs workers. which fit into the story. One of Soviet Hungarian authorities these is the title and the oth-- f strongly objected to the fact the ers are "Poor song "We're GonBoy," group maintained aj radio transmitter with shortwave contacts to na Move," and "Let Me." Advance reviews were highly Germany, Red Cross; officials said; complimentary about Presley's The acting as well as his sniging BERN, Switzerland (UP) Swiss government banned Sunday ability. pleasure driving today to cut LONG, DRAWN OUT BET down gas consumption. The government ordered citizens RUTLEDGE, Tenn. (UP)-nR- oss to stay at home or walk on Sun- Helms rested today from paying days to help preserve fuel supplies off an election bet. He spent six threatenedf by an oil shortage days pulling Eddie McDaniels 92 caused by the blocking of the miles in a red wagon. PLEASANT GROVE Grove closed. Academy Pillars Of The Sky, OREM also I've Lived Before. 4 Seer a closed. Paramount The Opposite Sex, SPRINGVILLE with June Allyson. Rivoli The Proud Ones, with Uinta The Flaming Teen-Ag- e, Robert Ryan. also The Killing. SPANISH FORK LEHI Solid Gold Cadillac, r Arch Solid Gold Cadillac, with Judy Holliday. Royal with Judy Holliday. PAYSON AMERICAN FORK Huish The Power and the 18 V WASHINGTON (UP) The nation's industry set a production record in September and October, and shows signs of breaking the new record this month. September and October production climbed to 145 on the Federal Reserve Board's index, which uses average production for the years 1947-4- 9 as a comparison basis of 100. This means production in those months was 45 per cent average. higher than the 1947-4- 9 The previous record was 144 test December. The board reported Thursday that rising steel and auto output were large contributors to the general production increase of' the past two months. It said assemblies of 1957 model cars rose sharply in early November. 'Steel production this month was close to the record volume in I Sunday, Nov. PROVO ai l ks . The :BERN, Switzerland (UP) Swiss government fias organized Han- - Industry Sets Production Mark g ministers the program here. 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