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k OGDEN: Mostly clear through tomorrow: low tonight 82 high tomorrow 62 UTAH: Clear warmer low tonight 32 high 62 85th YEAR tomor-ro- w tomor-ro- w TEMPERATURES e ijBfcj NjL1 Ha Wta ' Mil Wis as NcMto Ctrf HfRTtf Ui No 301 TELEPHONE 7711 OGDEN UTAH THURSDAY EVENING NOVEMBER 1956 8 s jp w HftvnUtJM m SI ff ti 44ttiu ft Otmtf VtfW tJ AxfttH Turk ftft Uttlti Wnt TIM I M 4 SECTIONS W p m M a 5 CENTS Conti Egaaaaftpids l UN As Sniper Gunfire Crackles Against British French emo rats Sew Up I of Congress LONDON CAP) — Israel reported new attack by Arab linden fnm 'iiaw'tauan IImMjuI tnAnjJ JT to Egvpt precanous cease-fir- e V lrIa Bell-flow- Omohundro shown yesterday after their return here The mothers were awarded custody of their own children two in each case at the time'they obtained their divorces The men are officers of trie same plastics firm working in adjoining offices— (AP Wirephoto) er Calif couples back from Las Vegas where they traded mates are moving into new homes 10 miles apart and saying they feel their action "was the best thing for all concerned" At left are Mr and Mrs Glenn Capps and at right are Mr and Mrs Paul H u s Action of Russia fy-- f ©rv©i By JOHN M HTGHTOWER that could go beyond the control ern pacific of any government WASHINGTON (AP) — The United States was reported urg- ing all possible speed today in replacing British French and Is- raeli forces in Egypt with peace- keeping troops under the flag of the United Nations The UN General Assembly votea last night to create an in- temational emergency force for that purpose and approved an or-der to "proceed with the full or-- ! ganization" of it A dozen natiops have offered troops Unless the switch can be made nd the situation brought under within a few days offi- Washington believes there If grave danger of Soviet inter- vention with "Volunteers" on the ide of Egypt This could prolong spread the conflict and in- crease the threat of a third World Field III ' Jer-Sun-Tim- es m-ehid- ed nt TL iS VSSL eieciea Fr If he decid fW 230-poun- d hit A Wednesday gorilla Ida MUM Simmons Kim head night after onlinai oit Ba clawed lit" handler Alva B Dexter 49 Dexter is in a hospital with ' wgrm& wtfflQMla Sun tggii and arms The gorilla had escaped from his cage at the Leo ' 'W$W0l- Animal Show manner not determined He tlpMjjgijl Dexter jWlfSft handler brought his evening 1 aiS Tk Each Party Elects 14 Governors f PARENTS 1- mA-jtl JtJ'Si gW lea-lin- m m lummina i i 1 4io — ki rh1 g Numerous casuaitie of street fighting at noon yesterday were reported lying where they fell vma Kutcia mmL aili rest o the from the UJ A- sembiy ofe to go a heed with the emergency police fofuse ha offered to help threw Um Bnt h French and Lgraehi out of iung Soviet IB bloc NOTHING SEW There was no freh indiratnw to what Soviot and Red tnine forces might do But fc1" of Rut tan irterntior re heightened by reporta that Egyptian now were ishly repairing their bomb-b- o t tered airfield Defense Minister Anthony Head informed tko House of Commons that Britain awart of this development He said: "Our report are that tive work is now taking considerable speed to repair the fever-MMu'ilounde- I RI£MGHM — Kept Dark Ipe On Hungary A Talmage KHltnr mw wswi Ir Pln e tn 1 srsdri U"ity 7T dlt "ony " 1 m T ETt Believed Near Testing Stage iuy Losses Light Says London LONDON (UP) — Defense Min- Antony Head said today that preliminary report showed British casuaitie in Egypt "do not exceed 85 of whom not more than 20 were killed" neaa told the House of Com- mons that before the invasion of the Suez Canal Zone photogra- phic reconnaissance had shown the Egyptians had "dug in tanks nd established strong points along the front of Port Said facing the sea" "It was decided that 24 hours before the assault an air drop should take place with a view to clearing the strong point emplacement" Head said "It was carried out so effectively that there was no need for preliminary bombardment which would have caused destruction and tji poll L-Z- m q'kLc SOUTHPORT Nj C (UP)— A haggard starved young man who tossed his dead companion into shark infested waters while drifting at sea for 12 days in a home-mad-e skiff was brought ashore today and rushed to a hospital Douglas Wilson Sessoms 20 of Laurinburg N C was rescued from almost certain death yesterday by the tanker S S Hess patrol and transferred to a Coast Guard patrol boat which brought him ashore An ambulance attendant moistened Sessoms' with a wet sponge in response to the man's pleas duringlips the trip to the hospital Aboard the patrol boat he also was given sips of coffee Since putting out to sea in the outboard motor skiff 12 days ago Sessoms told bis rescuers almost he had only three cans of beans and one raw incoherently fish to eat He had no food during the last nine days except the fish that jumped aboard The Hess Patrol picked up Sessoms after it spotted a tiny speck on the horizon 150 miles off Savannah Ga after a wide search of the f Atlantic for the skiff His companion on the fishing trip who died was J Eddie Boone also of m sovi - iay VSbtV UcAD MAN TO SHARKS Laurinburg n vise withdrawal of ish forces Canada Gen Maj Bums who has been the UJf'a chief truce observer in Pa e arrived ic Cairo today to make preparation for taking mtr f"" mn ocean-spannin- aitian - — i m 'i—t — II I 1 : I tjTTJL:'7 ' Lster 1 Cotton wown iNearly v i l nrJ! i d and cut off from medical aid Within the Hungarian capital ringed by Soviet tank in forma- Hon that resembled irieee ltnes Radio Budapest urged all food- nun worger to return to their nmeios The British and French claimed jobs at once e boy should be taken from So urgent wa the situation that the almost complete the eovemment nrriri tnirlrt of th fent i a n tr fflnv in ise ana strikes that preened t a ' who have engaged in transport of provisions a L ana ra ex to carry Dig easily visible signs troop landings in Suet ""JCt uuuien Thera l"g nother- have Publlcl' identifying them as food truck would be no pomt in tht ETp mitted that George is an unwant- tuna patching runways unless pa mem oer of the familv Thrv they expected the arrival of fleet K a-l rlai wm o KMuslim! of plane friendly to their cause gave mem tne t the time of There was no immediate rewrong baby George s birth action by high Israeli official Wise and the boy testified vs- to the new border raid from Jordan But similar attacks from terday about the scrubbing incident which allegedly occurred Egypt over a long period wera Oct 19 George said his father given as the official reason for looked him over and decided he the operation launched 10 datva had not cleaned himself thorougho by Israeli armored column MOSCOW (AP) — The Rus- sian man in the street is con- - arid paratroopers mhich iancad ly in the shower "He scrubbed me with a wire inced the Soviet military action almost to the to Sues CaaaJL brush and it hurt" the told ln Hungary was a heroic cam- ads Martin to eradicate a threatened Devnes Judge "The next a am "ld c 0 m return of Hitlerite fascism morning my face hurt even-timI moved it" 6° ua tabbed acrosa the The Russian papers haven't told l many places from The father admitted the scrub- - him anything else ??nleT Harai Shaar midwtv between t H i k Cnmm binp fh "d Tel Am to the boy had been marked when he VT Pravda today devoted new- - Jerus saw him the next day Iarael north f three columns to the U-- N Gen- - nrTOW Tei A a "I told him: 'I guess I scrubbed al Assembly's cease-fir- e b!°w de- i three bouses and you to° hard and Im sorrv mand in the Sue? Canal crisis P11" G 5a)d That' Vf! ri8ht "utit allocated only i single line attacking several ears with gun- No on wss tm Wise also admitted iht mjured tion of VN dnctftn f Slnce hlow at Egpt hells around the bov's neck nrt aggression in Hunearv is reported ta haw been Jordan The paper published a report aimies oecause he had habit of rabtan troops °fflCias 4t j"venle hall where counts of 'crimes com m nv George has been held mc forcM In ll0 wh!ch Premier Dvid Crunon at one tux Hunearv" acruhbing incident hrn t0 the attention of authonties bv Russian authorities have used cause Israel to hls sch°o1 teacher said they have 1b h'ttle for the Suez Canal to of action Since the fighting with hundreds of adoption depict the Soviet Union as a pro- Reived started Israel has taken bui ap ° irs or th boy brother downof big the tectiye notice of the troop movei — parent George has steadfastly fnistH trodden enefallv in th M ment in Jordan howtrgcTikv wants t0 ° ha and Asia !!e home to his raeh source said t amy ana aatidy" asiuiuny applied propaganda ha helped paint a picture of ' K m m — w:- i i 'orain werf rrnzt uy Afar cocn- DQIIISTIC fYISSIle shinincr irmor nKi ft j- - mandoa woo had escaped from fense of any nation threatened &Ll2?'h by a resurgence of colonialism from the West Lending uneasiness fa fgff m the main theater The Kremlin c?Mfftre problem f Jno Sues Canal Zone Sheikh Has- the i: to r Ma-ouWASHINGTON (UP i -B- uild- people eUewhere n Mn grand mufti of the world ers of the Air Force's first inter- - the horted Moslssaa Eeyp memory of Soviet mierrenuon contmental ballistic missiles' hint i in Hungarv worid BnU1B to wer tAflA it ume is neanng when r rnce- naJ uraei ajJT"r :as£3H ui Sl ereo Pravda omitted arv rrrnbt g tne He did not specifics lhj missile will' the boveott of awty C be fired on— its first test run a holy ar NATO — m — l'je proclaim v —— ri vmf" l n z Lonvair Division of Oenprai — via w BRITISH DOUBT IT 01 t5T rivnamica Cornr t rmnintm k rvru wt ' ' ' wm r iwui rr na uir square ' DUl Bnusn PPeareo new test facilities for firinaH rH —— UJilllk II U UU launching the Atlas ICBM It save rerentinn tions would not be resumed The no indication when the first test — Air Ministry diaeloeed that some firing will be made British warplanea — including The fact that test facilities are Fctimrt?ckc the Valiant four-je- t bomber — he ing prepared indicates that do-had called been home the of the futuristic velopment !M D t q o Middle East It wa from a Valiant on is proceeding rapidly weapwhich was used to drop an a tom i nnvair disclosed that it is com- WASHivr-rntest la LzS' bining development of the ntr Avnru continental missile with research estimated v rr bale of 5°2 PoerfM! un'u "leading toward space travel" thi the camera hWUii'3-OO-K w?1"1 Havy including big bales or nearly Forrest! D Roose- and Franklin rrr cent ' from iat iAit)' mmmm me ma inu fen (mi Aianuc on readiness tests and American 'tZI estimate based on condi- - commander wer® everywhere Comics D 7D u°Vu whpn the cr°P w altered to take precautionary de-T hanested compare fense measuree V ft armed 4B SB IC C virtually Community h outP"t last " year of 14721000 services spokesmen said they did Editorial Page 6A ? ind average pro- - not want the United States to Obituaries HB uul'on 01 ' bales be eaught flatooted in 2D-4Sports Pearl Harbor JWI prospective crop added o a carryover of 14 1 mil- Radio and TV Log The United Notion 7D non oaies win meet faced with hard snags in it Vital Statistics consumption HB both domestic and for- - fort to set mp an in emton Women s Page r moF i' tuan uo vear Dob tore ir i- - tr Wise whose father was con- victed vesterrlav of uninHfiahl- him punishment in tcrubb ' with wire brush The father Roy old aircraft worker will appear in court Dec 12 for sentencing after a probation reoort is r- - 11 DRIFTED IN OCEAN 12 DAYS I mm i Hundreds O n or to AdoptJM-Outcast Boy io j ays Kad 1'! &MMi Eb j I a -v- 7 PONT WANT HIM f"M!?frr fPTn j f - BULLETINS u 1W m 'ht 1S?!F- — InnwTri ' frontier ©f olunteers intervention by Scviat ' was reported urging all possible speed in getting a OJf jo!sre force into the back up the cease fire and - G Tftiio Hrli 'vWCI nV And Kills Three mw-eiiKM- i pi jjjun-nj- King Kong was valued at $2400 Ga-m- al Hit memoers ana -lea m ii-2- Ol4 nu T v ir 'L Hun ed g h had hinted he might imdfHrtt fleet jgc :lti:wittf vnlf the Repub- - dicated total of licans would control the senate maJ°Cy- - J&)j$ 'Iwiji JMil gpgH But ia IMimImil to JiM Pirin8 conggme ho ob So M at7 jj0tg)kw ernor until A ( AP)— Budapest Ra ML fgigf- Congress meets hower won his serjafl tBEipn 'mJI TVlOS 'ifflBili TTii if jjtejrijmLjM ili 'JtaHi 9" ouu Hi T tf n Mill TTnvtjul r4 knik I1UU5C3 Af v a ai "v ai1 "k t vi VUUUt in i tl n iiiufuuvru nuiinai1V the presidentjal vote gave Mr threaten revolt-tororganize on the first day of the It Hi a Eisenhower 31 341 S3 mH Aniiot session w U Hconart mtmm m mm iur vuunuy K F Stpvncnn fhHf So witk nm of the Ruwians rr'i1govern- puppet T 2PIST2OTflaaTa ucuiwrauallwin nave senators-electo canaiamie edge uai: nor back m(sn to struggle About 6 per cent of the precincts mai t other assuming and holdover members of b o t h m llle nation were still untalhed --i mt parties MMlfM mounting PlSargin muuun m xvisen- - krH i1D uriuuvidis naa won i rm 2 con j unnear tinued "with Budapest President Eisenhower's mammoth to thsrt of 10797 090 polled bv changing violence " landslide victofffc illr Adlai ioosevel gf Alfred From Geneva the International Stevenson in 19& Red Cross committee asked the ne electoral vote coun4 WAS Soviet vrt nnimr government to negotiate a 1 wwty: fm ff pi v UIU with the Hungarian combatants l nere was no doubt the Pprr rv fnr StvAnAn witK 05 for an immediate truce in the batin command of the to win tie of Budapest to permit ovoett- - ceved hearing on whether Abdel Nasser believes he can get Soviet help in time and WASHINGTON (UP) — Re- with sufficient force he will try publicans and Democrats finished to frustrate the U N plai But if with an even number of victories he fears the danger of po deep today in 28 of Tuesday's 29 gu- mm an involvement with the Soviets bernatorial elections 'UK- I Jtii C or feels that Eevofs interests Balloting was so cloe in the would be safeguarded by the 29th contest that absentee votes U N he may choose to cooper-I- will determine the outcome ift gf Mm ate Alrhnugh each party captured IS — — 14 of the state houses the Demo- RALT LAKE CITY (UP) — Dr crats scored a net gain of two Dl Their candidates ousted Republi- Sterling B Talmage 67 former s can governors in five states while associate editor and editorial Democratic writer of the Deseret News died coTrn Counting holdovers and Gov earlv this morning in a Salt Lake Edmund S Muskie of Maine who hospital of a heart ailment was reelected in September the A nativ of Salt Lake City Tal- Democrats are assured of control mage attended local schools and NORTH BERGEN N J (UP) in a majority of state capitals 11 A twoWine olan crashed They went into Tuesday s elec- into an abandoned television tow- f be 28 Democrats new l1!1 and V)1 Kt in tiUS MH ay iy nepuoiicans witn one election and Harvard Universitv then plunged into a nearby apart-- 1 — Rhode Island He also worked as assistant ment house killing at leist three air curator to his father James E Persons police said Talmage at the Deseret Museum A mining First reports said two persons and a geolo- - mnrkH r in the plane and a woman living 0it Tnlmao-engineer iu the apartment house were Sessional consultant for several iueu years He had served as a teacher i at Northwestern Uni- u iq i -plane luiuitru :j mkmv of geology &diu puuiLt' crasnea into the tive-stor- y vanston HI- - nd later al apart- - Israel has agreed ric to accent the versu? " ""use seconos aner ram"WQoune afpanmem Nati0ns forma- - s"¥ra Wfoot tower The tLioT0f a Middle Eas? police force o geology at New Mexico School housed at and °' N M" fr°m b¥1ldin families One wing of from withdrawal of Israeli troops Jease Egvpt tne cra" was hanging off the He became editorial writer and of the apartment building ditor of the Salt Lake top MOSCOW (AP) — Several asociat was pouring trom the hundred Soviet -- volunteers have v n newspaper in a posi- '1IU structure and fire officials said applied at the Egyptian Embassy tion h held until 1952 they couR not reach the top floor for service in Egypt Egvotian because of the smoke and debris Embassy sources said here todav none I elt Z t UGuU Ql Of It ient h3£ Senator-elec- of Ohio n "I Lr Democratic S j ' anti-Roosev- to control of that chamber S B over his 1700-acr- e Lone Island and head estate 'Caumsett" for an Office ca merprises oiea looay of War Information training New York after brain surgery school at 63 Mrs Field who was at his With Us 10 milea of paved bedside said her husband had roads landscaped gardens air-- ! been ill for about Six weeks be-- 1 Diane and boat landings fore the operation coming to shooting erounds tennisnhAnr courts New York from his estate in naiimRPit1' Viae Kopn mm Huntington on Long Island 15 as million dollars high Field inherited his immense for- -- In 1945 Field wrote a book' tune in several installments ac- Freedom Is More Than A Word" He once said '! happen to have cording to the will of his grandfather Since his grandfather died been left a great deal of money in 1906 the estate was not sub- I don't know what is going to hapject to federal inheritance taxes pen to it and I dtfn't give a As a young man Field was in- - damn If I can't make mvself U rested in polo airplanes fox worthy of three square meals a hunting horse racing and the day then I don't deserve them" like and his social set included berace has returned to Holly- the Prince of Wales later the Wood from a f i nvorcouc Tin La rt W inrltAr tour- a bit As he outgrew his "plavboy" disappointed that the East crisis prevented him phase Field became deeply in-- ' Mlddle terested in philanthropy and so- - from appearing before the Queen cial service particularly for the of England British forces invad- ea gypt 3st two nours before welfare of children scheduled command perform- hs He expanded his enterprises ueen Elizabeth II nd founded the Chicago Sun in ance before 1941 as a supporter of President sain Tne Pianist wno arrived yes- his mother Franklin- Roosevelt wept The terday with ace Liber in refersaid the openly challenged newspaper strongnnc to the cancellation Chi- -' "My ly entrenched It eago Tribune then the only morn- - br°ther George wept too was a sad moment in ing newspaper Chicago In 1942 he became sole nwnpr S pres- JJlf of the New York Tabloid PM Ober°f 0berhn of College which he had helDed to found nnouncea umo' today the a stockholder in 1940 PM which had a strong left-of- Steve "f?" to Gov RohS center complexion pioneered oi jers manv Innovations hut was nww 'mL lace ' It accepied no advertising in oberiin s ursi years on me ineory tnat ' Sldered one of the nation's most i thV it V ill nt to! eligible bachelors met Miss Ste- made UP venson when he tf spoke at a mock POlitical invention at Oberiin ?n iSfl 7hJ £ HerTyMaf- and It rniioaa iof tut — became the short-live- d New York! The Democratic governor and brunette Mi6s Stevenson have thTrnLL and ah °rPfh ih6h ?t0 the been linked romantically for some time They have been seen V£u Chicago San later the frequently together in New became an established Sey at Mevner's summer home newspaper m Chicago and in 1950 at Island Beach N J and in Field' son actually the fourth! New York of the family to bear the name Miss Stevenson 28 is one of wo puoittnw V danghters of Dr and Mrs v n riKiu iiie otevenson She also is a distant jcjiierpnses a ISO the book publishing firm aousin of defeated Democratic f Simon ic Schuster and Pocket presidential candidate Adlai E Books Inc Stevenson She was associated During World War II Field de with the Stevenson-for-Presidented much of his time to refugee Committee in New York during m America He turned the just-ende-d ampaign vp-wpp- - (AP) I $ m t jt L&ogrd jOt Sn fioag In Bei-Gurio- multi-mil- ' handler Ben-Gurio- that if Egyptian President m ittf It- pro-eontr- ol Marshall Field III Dies After Brain Surgery 63 Marshall Ml flat-foote- NAMES IN THE NEWS Fla tectum 30-mi- le n took -- A spokesman for the Joint SOME LEAVES CANCELE: Chiefs of Staff in telling this to This tightening up of defenses newsmen saia ne wantea to put has resulted In snm seattprprt emphasis "on the word defense" cases of leave cancellation for maea tnat we do not want to servicemen but there has been d and at the no broad over-al- l °e caught cancellation of same time we do not want to take all military leave any provocative action which The United States will take no would get us involved" direct part in the UN police ac- US commanders at home and tion but has volunteered to overseas have been kept advised vide airlift and other transporta-cia- l ° the world situation and given tion of forces to the area "giudance" in putting their forces Officials here were chefered by in a state of readiness a Canadian decision to provide a Some Navy ships including the force of battalion strength Can-an- d giant carrier Forrestal were or- - ada also arranged to send the dered to cancel a training maneu- - aircraft carrier Magnificent to ver and stay at sea off the East serve as a floating base Mr Eisenhower sent an urgent Coast Similarly the Strategic Air Command has changed or message to Israeli Premier David n canceled training operations for asking him to abide the bomber fleet which normally by the United Nations cease-fir- e would take planes from bases resolutions and withdraw Israel's At San Diego Calif the Navy forces from Egypt's Sinai Penin- said ships based on the Westsula n Coast have been alerted to pre- Earlier in the day pare for movement to the West-- had announcel that Israel was not prepared to let foreign forces take over the territory it held Some officials here speculate H-bo- j ! snapshooting deputy sheriff ness" President Eisenhower and his advisers don't believe the Soviet Union wants the kind of clash which would involve that country and the United States in a global war But they fie grave danger that limited fighting in the Middle sex n motion torces Tionaira philanthropist TAMPA A Defense Dept spokesman The Pentagon said US armed also that there has been forces have been cautioned to take said some "increasing in the readi"preparatory measures to iitcrease the nation's defense readi- - ness" of the Air Defense Conj- mand WaT- - new Sfntte 4fl Democrats to 'i — TiaxJ 47 Republicans iilnj3fi pr§miiii WITH SINGLE PISTOL BULLET i - at jjiwwpy llfOP y U N jw&i& Mum lo (UP)— Democrats were assured con- a firm footing on trol of both houses of the 85th Congress todav after a brief t XiiL sniper fire crackled at Port Said in j"the Suez Canal i period of confusion when it looked as thnnch thov r0 ' rrench and British troops and "ne 'slraav ieooardv in the SphMp one skirmish was fought between an Egyptian patrol and Belated election of Republican Thruston B Morton British tankmen 4ri7£-mm Incumbent Demoti-gThe United State fetrftd f fecfcy n&ftfle the count in file WASHINGTON MATE SWAPPERS SET UP NEW HOMES— Two Pea INDEX " J D TO-ye- ar W s J |
