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If '' - f 04144 . k S IDI0An , ., , ,, ',,,,, : t 4 4,4: . 4,, , telt Approac h ,, to when trapped on the fourth floor of the new $500,000 Gattlt - - - dormitory.' -- - ' t ' ' , liberal leader WIa6s1aw Comulka to the all. important party post of first and 1 , 1 , t - c it!AL.....i named - secretary. Units of the Polish army were . s 1 taking up positions in the vi., JOHN R. liNt'DsEN -- rinity-- ol War saw.- - rentral eon, . , ities In bbize Imittee member Stefan Staszew., ski. told a mass meeting of 10,o . 000 workers and students. allode Under Sai, Command eBoth the Polish units outside ' Warsaw and the Russian troops. moving in from Germany were under Atte command of Soviet Marshal Konsantin Rokossov installed several years ago , 4.1..a. ' I 1 ,: i ag , ' t Killed were NVilliam ' Shuldberg, IFi,- son of Mr. and Mrs. William- II. Shüldberg, Terreton, Idaho; John Knudsen, ,H Is, Idaho. Falls, a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Ernest, Knud. sett. and Pik,u1 F. Johnson, 18, R & sonof Mrs. Audrey I leldstah, Davenport, Wash., and Clarence Johnson. Torrence, Calif. ksky, Johnson was found dead In defense-ministe- r, -- a Khowef room wtih a ioweit units in Polish uniform, wrapped about his head. and LO S A NG ELES ( INS)---Pretook over both the trarsmitter we re found in a! the other and the downtown headouartera charred hallway on the fourth:dent Eisenhower has thrown hial- of Radio WarsaW, Saturday aft, floor. kid gloves away for the dura ecnoon shortly after Soviet , ., L ' Policy',, , 1, - .., - ,. WARSAW (CP) Russian 'troops began moving into' de. liant Poiand from East Gee. many Saturday. Movement of the Russian forces was disclosed by ber of the central committee of the Polish Community ,Party which Saturday defied Moscow " . . - ,, ,,,. 44. arson attempts. funeral services lideanwhile, were being arranged this weekend tor the three young men: who- were suffocated and burned , ,.. , d ; $ . , 111I ,,1 , ' o- Proposes - d-- . , .... I ,;' '' . , Polish Units 11 ' i 48 7: , - . - - Li . - . . - k ' , ......, 1 . I i .2:IOSCOW., i ' Ilt - ( , , . , ,., '4 , -itI ' ,r1 . ' "all out investigation" began, Satur- ...,, 1 'day into the dormitory fire, twlieed set --by a firebug, which took 1"'' ' the lies of three University,, of Idaho Students early Friday.. I ,. i At the sametime three ROTC units at, the university began', :" outside all women's dormitories on the campus and,' ' , .patroling -men were guarding their OW.114 1 dormitories against any further- , ., 4' ' .. 4 , k- ,, ,,,l. L ,, - 141N. i 4 .k,,,,,. - ' La-- 4 ,'''''. -, , , , ',.ef 4r' ,'. lk 1." '-' ' ,. - D eath,..Dormhre Ii 4 - i , - - , rt . 4- , ""4' - ,, - N . i 1 ,,,-e- . i ' .., 1:' ' .,' - . , Full Probe. Promised' .1 20, 1956 Se- - - - 0 ... - - - , .1 4 , 2-- .. . , ,,,' 4,4.. 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UtahClear end wormer. - l' - - Salt Lake City and Vicinity - - .", - CINCINNATI, OHIO (INS1' AdIal .. tevenson threw foreign I , policy into the forefront of his .i AT NEASHOUSE RALLY--:SeEstes Kcfauver tells campargnyriday night with a nership" between the Democratic, Party aod the West. overflow crowd in Newhouse I Totcl lobby That westerners Crowd packed lobby and mezzahine floor to hear the bluisprint for soh ing global vire presidential candidate, have 'paid a hIgh price for ignoring the "natural part. I problems 1v4:hieh he. said President Eisenhower ' "cannot pos.: sibly. deal with 7, The. Vemoeratie- - presidentiali :candidate toll a wildly-enthus- i aFtic- audience at Cincirmati that the has not told the nation the truth shout Suez 4 tit 4-k , fictuoltilecarapaign., 1111iil1TisT TTifafled to co left Moscow for Khrushchey It was the fourth dormitory The chief executive tore Into 11 pticaile,rty, of today's world." fter a secret 24hour blitz trip the In a week. Arson was also Adlal Steenson :::: 11 E 0 a Fnday might in t W., itt."vi rrki" to trY II4 51" OV'Ti his of Offering program In the other suspected blazes.lHotlywood with a fury he had "lo- - meet the challenge of our: , Some students told Fire Chief on the capaign trail Potand's rush toward liberalizae . . . time N" Stevenson' stressed that Carl Smith destalinization tion and smelled gaso.lsince 1952. Presidential they aids - - he ha,d-"n- o slisk-- formula, no; line shortly alter the fire broke I Ey 'M. DeMAIT TEUSCIIER I to keep, up the Secretary Changed said he planned --- - I)eseret News Polith'al Editor to '4eure our Tn edetne , i n. the dormitory lounge on out -,,, patent .,,,,,.....,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,, , Staszewski told the meeting: , attack until election , 1 i , s' r,,,, .. problems." the second iloor. , "Gomulka Is the new first Sen. Estes Kefauver Friday night told Utah Democrats the t, 1 , day. . . declared: ask He "I supyiiiir The rainiest mimed) Mt:. Eisenhower accused his '' i t.ary o 1 th e central commit. secre Thes .. , West has "paid high price" for'ignoring the "natural partner: i 1 flash n ature of port not because I offer prom- upstairs. of rival tee!' 4 1 . displaying ! , I ises of peace and progress but the fire indicates arson," the! . ship between the Democratic party and the West." tr) or it Ed w a r d Saturday, e theith I because' I do not. I promise only fire chief said; "The way The Democratic-Aopresidential candidate spoke at a party !credible ignorance of war and Ochab, generally. considered a it ....0 I an unending effort to use our fire shot up with such terrific , ' the lobby of the Newhouse Hotel and I old policies, I rally which . ;I great power wisely in pursuing !heat indicates it must have had to an end the for draft. had I been first I over onto posal the , secretary. mezzanine spilled , 1 not in the a petroleum base." 7 . th e goal of peace , Iha 4 ,,- disclosed Staszewski 4,..,,, 4,' Replies To Charge . 'floor. r of but in the name complacency 1 ...! Eight Burned a at in ' '''' Bolt Red Group change great War... rally Ile branded as "preposterous. Citing the vast natural re-- ' ., name Of anxiety." Eight other students suffered ' !saw Polytechnic Institute after -4 4 sources of the western area,! - . that there- la Stevenson described the Eisen- - minor burns, but only - three St el''e n.son's charee , . . session. of the central corn. cor: a of 1 been ,,,,,TE ihas , contagion Sen. Ketauver declared "one of hower administration's handling 1,ere held at the 4, , mittee. ,, . 1, t ican1-11- II -- - theJ.1,1.pelps-cdthepa- st SeY44'Ef411144f4Ve'l'aR 41' ' I., tour ,.....,1, 3,0(101 rat committee -; Washington. timid tied old and t to "sterile 'Idaho years of Republican rule has 1 Mrs. son of Willis Falk or Gomulka , - '''''' Meeting, spoke t And, for the first time in the i ,,..00been the failure of the Eisen-bowe- r P methods, old thinking, and old Nutzman; Gene A. Bodily, Idaho two and a half hours. Members , rl he note took 1 angry administration to eonI F4n Gt Mr . and Mrs--- - yetkcampaign, ...slogans" ..., '''''4 ' , described it as a brilliant ore. Af- - said For the central fact ward Bodily,' and Terrence W. f of the attacks by Stevenson and tion On Poland 's development Ile .., tinue theofresources 11 problems . on 1 his orators ' Democratic ' A ,. Presidents Roosevelt is that the leader of the Repub- - Murphy, Milian, son of Mr. and policies is secretary, who Staszewski, ViceRich'4: .' Pres. 1 'running mate, ' '', itk More than and Truman." ,3 lean Party cannot possibly deal Mrs., Arthur Murphy. VIENNA:(,7P) of the 1Narsaw committee of M . Nixon . rd ti: la it ' 1 with the problems of today's Four other mn were rescued Clahns Development' Lag .3,000 Hungarian students walked before a cheering the Community Party as well as 't4 i world. gi ' I, by Floyd Lydum, Firth, Idaho!, Speaking , 4. '4, area, a "In the Youth Communist the of out , crowd '' of 22,000 a t Il 0 I - a 'deputy In the nationwide cert. powertarved , , ' '''. ' 4 capacity '''', t , ' "If he did- -ife the President a senior student residing in the, Eisenhower administration's so. '44.,., ,, i , Mr. Eisenhower itral committee, said the central Bowl. ,, and lywood ,, Organization Friday night now for-thaction which dormitory. called partnership policy has 'se., !committee received news Satur. ICalled formed their own "independent" Ile and two other students struck out angrily 'at what he , ,1 is needed in the conduct of our not one 'kilowatt of ,i ' produced foolish Ida,' shoat S'oviet troops move. i, fatuous, calledr"many ' student organization, Budapest i. N affairs- -it , would split went up to the roof and, wh- le. , i- land futile , foreign , -Men". he charged. electricity," to belittle ' attempts 7Radio said Saturday. the Republican Party right the two others held on to him the character" said one of the great hopes lie Come From E. Germany of vice the presiVI their of this western. The students formed 'li reached down and -' . the elec. Lydum . 4 4 down the middle-w- ith ' region is that said the Soviet army units , Ile 1 own union : Iafter a- - "stormy" one two students'iaent. , t grabbed weeks three trapped P, ,ra tion away." electric only power day In ' Nixon will, . glowing praised withdrawn from East , 'had which ben hands and pulled them to ' I. 1 meeting at i they passed come from atomic reactors and 1 terms 'and told the applauding , .. of and units that , the a resolution calling for freedom John were ., Archer, safety. They available. ' of Nixon's fellow Cali- P'oilsh army were ta7king up po. 1 of the press, iabolition of capital iMe freely Boise, and . J. B. Schaffer, 't , tl... t insistence ' ', fornians: ' - Angeles. tsitions in the vicinity of War. , punishment and election of uni. , in Eisenhower President gly, le w hó !saw. u . , ef 1 4 ,, officials Democratic another-stu-vet Then , and by Lydum sity to pricateutilLT "- ' know h im I know him i i , Marshal 1 ons ta.tin RokOssov meansi the-b- r oaricjast said. , , tlio, preference dpnt , Lawrence Lame , got a has created a lag in the de.; around to see that i sky, the SoViet army leader whb , !, of rally remoN-alli.tdemanded also , from went a j , Iwill. ''''''' rope truck, They up -, futile a t t e m p t s are became Poland's defense ,min- opment of these economical; ( , . , i to roof 'these of from office Iof "those e the Upham adjoining ' i, reactors Which may, tal,(e us as they should be." iRter aftPr the war, was asked - ' t t- - Hall, ran across to Gault Hall squashed, 'responsible for the-' violation of t ' to make up," he said. . a.bout years. Boma Bead To the recent at meetin called this and and law in Larue hltn ge onto, Ldum years" , dii 1.,,,,L. A' Cites Instances Aok.'4 d,, "The units are coming back while he lbwered the rope to for a cut In minisferial salaries The Presi'di.nt was flying 4,,....4 : UNITED NA T I 0 NS, ny;tvvo' more trapped students home to Washitigton Saturday from maneuvers," Staszewskt "The Vera' resources of and a general wage hike. GREETED AT AIRPORTSe. Xelauver gets warm. - welcome ottarrival at Salt Lake The broadcast quoted,a Corn- - Utah are never going to be dewill lake the of- Steven Hinckley, Preston,, and with a brief stop at Denver to quoted Bokossovsky. (INSiIsrael Airport Friday evening. munist Youth newspaper as say- - veloped without abundant, Dore he greets crowd of wellikishers. ferkTive'give a campaign boost to an i 'Mer e was great laughter iti" In the U.N. Security Ilarold Jae() bs, Denver. ' To Probe Cause the students also demanded cost power," he asserted.' "You old friend, former Colorado Gov the central committee," Stas ..ing ICouncil next week to rebutt A' zewsk i said. reinstatement of March 15 as will never get it from an admin- Dan Thornton. ComLaw State Enforcement Arab charges that she Is re-at In the; a legal holiday. Hungarian in- - istration which gives away 's FildaY Earlier Saturday, thousands night was rally missioner Earle aw ST;t: Hollywond Bowl wal the biggest', of factt)ry woi kers went on tellectuals revolted against the 'power sites such as Hells Can- 11 :sponsible for continued border ;la tedto f rule of the Hapsburg monarchy i yon,- - attempts to curb Honne- certainly the most spectacu- :down 'strikes demanding that IV arlare in Palestine:. turday to assist university au 'and the President's campaign. tar of Sip POLAND on rage A pn March 15, 1818. and :were ville, which has sought to break Ambassapr Abba Eban will thorities there with the investiitui down by troopS of .the the Tennessee Valley Authority of the lire. fly to U.N. headquarters early gallon Au army. . which has strongly limited Coy. Robert E. SMN lie pledged next week, following talks with ., The Communists abolished the rural electrification pro. , , aid to University of IdatTirt I every i I WASIIINGTON .1 : edebratinn Of tha "11(VY when !gram" .' - : ..:. high IsraelLyt:als in Jerusa- - i President D CUP) - Oti-i'-to 'Theonhilitsin' ban4ibomb tp4i ITO charged the administrathey took over Iliitgarr item, to launch the diplomatic Investigating. ' the blaze and pre. ' bald rather 1 tiorrin-th- e Budapest-radi- o field of power, de. i!servers speculated a. t i . comIvenling further Incidents. ' has said !counterattack on Jordan's , that a "fight for liberty'7 staged I - ' elopment has ,"sought to re.. I that Riiissian Premier Ntkolai i Mr. Eisenhower Tb0 governor also has ' 4o counc over int the Tr the il 4 uic nr r al ( n a o itudents t 7 n a k xi to r te economies t co, kly t r tont r cl enso-r:t by q 0 po..,ril w' it 4 I i!"., r - t signed-severt pia te pa ttrotmen --r- esulted - - - -- f-- - -- - 4;to Zartltr,k In ab6flTt1wtitof cetrif'city'-- raid E'isenhower 'I reprisal DY'; i''aggressive" to The Jxeknt may 'to National,' 'our power ,wpaken, guard SVASIIINCIT9N (UP). Vire :tived horite by motorcade amit 'pulsory Russian language les-Israel Oct,- 11. LesN,power at higher posts irrnew Soviet proposals for ban-- ' the !Board of Fire UndenkriterS also . pe'ace." ' s0t1F in the,,, universities.. . !more attractive to a hanlier-- ' offrred Richard M. Nixon ;' ing and apparently in good conhas President was rcealled home help Fharrl who !rho maganin 11".'""--..""-,alon- ;B. dition after their 10,000-mllI minden edmi,nistration thatt the4ning nudear teFts. Chief-ILwith her major Israelir MOSCOWeotice Saturday began a weekend 'transcontinental tour JDemoeratie program ihich re,! Democratic pretidential ri'om Aellered to the State DePart :en OV for Thoresen said sevetal -suspectS conferences urgeist before jumping off 111 states in 11 daYs. So through far they girds electricity as s tool - yiy,Imre- - Adial E. Stevenson has ment FridavIess than three :on the Palestine and Sue? Canal ivvere being questioned. "We breather ' haVe traVeled a total of :S.000 mankind has vastl3r-.inmade --!miles In two major campaign , - 'creased,: Its productive power, ;Neither the depar1m4,nt nor thez ingtructions for dealing 1;vith nnourice in 24 hours he gala.' campaign swing. -, i The- - nation's hottest and I he charged. . tRussian Krnhas,iy would The chief said fire alarms in. Nixon wound up- 'Ms --.second toum: U.N. Ale Wore rhargei NiXOTIS arrived here, by coldest locations for the past Sen. Kefauver scored the ad- - ii The Bright Spot. ., The 411.1PS to 115 contents. Hall two tested PrInay lany at to lis Were swing night the entire iGault campaign expected ,, revifw , ., 23 hours, as reported to the ministration for what he termed Were in perfect Baltimore saying AdIal Steven-son- !pline" Eriday, afternoon and Bulganin scrit the message !armistice situation in the Holy nights ago-ank Lake Weather Bureau, Its failure to develop full use; That's 1..114 Salt !traveled by motorcade to Baltin an effort to prose that condition. "However." he said, proposal to halt Rementher tt() the Pricsi,Je!:t without wait- - iLand i !of the rivers of Americajoint-- , . were: , testing coinc.ides.with .Russian imore. The viee president ad. , LO'S ANGELES (UP) dressed an estimated 5,000 PPO 93 4 obiectives. A. ing out that Vtahns pioneered yuma, Ariz. ' - - he said Utah people - I"taser, Colo. dents fled outdoors into the The vice president called the pie at a GOP rally at the for Mr; Eisenhower to answer:Israel. , at sign readirg "Earringg i Council will re rear freezing weather. Harold Democratic- - presidential nomi!before' dispatclarg a i,cwlr.rs Fairgrounds. Utah's hottest and eoldect4 (should more than, any others be! Three for a ITIM04-1Dol",Nvas ye- t of value. Is no ohjectiNr'e which e aware its n un er. nee an dorm second on , Iconvene "InexperienN4 proctor probably Thursdayl , St: George . , wakened by the sound of stringer" and'ettAllenged Vim' to the "world Communist 1eatler let th e onl y irrigation proj .! moved from a jewelry store- Andrei M- todo'Ici. 'Snviet:1,1), trartba.lsraeli Sirle of tho,--Aa' 19 Bryce Canyon wirwtow Shorn:: after ere (USect On which a start has been'. EMbi4'"' trTIWIrir: (fcl ocred cortrersy after reeeivirg a bteakiiig glass and spread the I ace by have sought more eagerly than (SP!,t Lake CitV's Maxi- - i tomPt-- commenter!. "Doubt the rnecsagr, to, kty jortian'for econoPnic aarm nevsmen On his II bomb pro- to.have h3 droten bomb tests cht,-of 1,4 mum 5A; rnirmnm ai istratiort continued." Nixon said, hittirg ,planneri, under 1 that there are arry three-caresaid he posal. iState 36hn Foiter Dtalps- t an Inn military sanctions against ' viromelt in town:" See laAL:VIZ on rage I SPe IDAHO FIRE on rage Al !unannounced rneetirg. 1sra1 Nixon and his wile, Pat, ar ;at Stevensoni, ',". - & ' , : aps Sfevenson ; A. in Hollywood Tall ' L.,Assaills... GOP ,I1:11'tI. - . . n. to chief-executiv- - - st- --N- - -- - -- . I -- . !e , 1 1 ---- hard-hittin- , , : - - i "y ie IDem-ócrati- .;.', -- ' - - n tnot-show- . . i; . d jaM-packe- 4.- tlEy ... ..,. ,,, - --- - , ' VEEP r i Hungary . , irmar . the--"1144- ' . 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