Show 1 THE WEATHER TEMPERATURES OGDEN': Occasional rain in the Talleys and snow in the mountains! warmer high 40 low SO S UTAH: Snow in north portion warmer high 35 to 40 low 20 85th YEAR No S34 TELEPHONE 7711 OGDEN UTAH TUESDAY EVENING DECEMBER 11 1956 20 PAGES 2 SECTIONS 5 CENTS Soviet System May Topple Says Dulles He Urges NATO Nations to Apply Moral Pressure to This End PARIS (AP) — U S Secretary of State John Foster Dulles said today internal pressures behind the Iron Curtain may well topple Soviet communism and end the dangerous division of the globe He urged the foreign ministers of 15 Atlantic Pact countries assembled in conference here to use every form of moral pressure to assist these forces which he said he has good reason to believe are undermining the Soviet sys- tern But the secretary in a speech optimistic and almost religious in tone warned that the threat of internal unrest might tempt Kremlin rulers to take some risks abroad as a diversion and thereby increase the threat of war Dulles without directly mentioning British find French intervention in Egypt denounced countries which deliberately resort to force as an instrument of national policy even though they believe their cause to be just He pleaded with all to maintain the United Nations and obey the moral principles of its charter If the countries of the wmrld failed to do this he declared it would mean disaster He said destruction of the U N or disregard of its principles would lead almost certainly to global war British Get Half Billion Shot in Arm (UP) — nancially-ailinBritain received a dollar shot in the arm today from the International Monetary Fund The fund also authorized a standby supplement of $738530-00- 0 that Britain may purchase in NABBED ON ARSON CHARGE foreign currencies with pounds Detective John F Galligan (left) walks with Robert Whelan 18 who he said admitted setting three church fires including sterling any time in the next the 2 million dollar blaze that destroyed St John the Evangelist year Cathedral on Saturday Galligan is quoted as saying “I got mad” Both moves — announced by the end set the fires after failing in attempts to rob the churches fund last night — are designed to help Britain meet its financial offering boxes — (AP Wirephoto) AT CLOSED SESSION crisis caused by the blocking of Dulles spoke at a closed sesthe Suez Canal during the Anglo-FrencFIRST OF 15000 REFUGEES sion of NATO’s Council of Minmilitary strike in Egypt isters which was also addressed MONETARY RESERVES by British Foreign Secretary The fund announced it agreed Lloyd French Foreign Minto allow Britain to withdraw ister Christian Pineau Italian $561470000 “to add to the mone- Foreign Minister Gaetano Martino and Norwegian Minister Haltary reserves of the United King- va rd Lange dom to meet payment requireThe American statesman dements” The money was placed at clared the Soviet Communist sysBritain’s “immediate disposal” By H D QUIGG may get bumps but try to think tem is A said the fund deteriorating and the powspokesman MUNICH Germany (UP)— The of them as you would an automo- money advanced er of it rulers disintegrating He to is the Britain bile going over a rough road” first Hungarian refugees of most the fund has ever advanced said this was seen in the lessento United airlifted They left Munich airport this to any of its member countries ing of the power of Communist the being States landed here today wide-eye- d morning with these words from However Rep Wayne Hays parties in the free world in satelas children as they p r e Edward Page the American con- lite unrest and in internal presa House Affairs Foreign SU1 general: “We welcome you Committee member pared for the long jump over the to sures within the Soviet Union said yesterthe United States and hope Atlantic to a new home for more liberalization intellecask to be would it day “tragic” The plane carrying this happy you have a happy future there US tual freedom personal security taxpayers “to compensate lor human cargo of refugees from My love and blessings” the lack of administration policy and personal enjoyment Communist horror in Hungary He asserted there was good SAID GOODBY in the Near East” by financing a stopped here for refueling They l They’ve said reason to believe these forces new aid program foreign goodby to the are due at McGuire Air Force fatherland would be irresistible in their L McClellan Sen John These refugees now Base New Jersey — journey’s are over-al- l impact Senate Appropriations tem which on the Soviet syslooking forward toward new end early Wednesday Committee member lives free through evolution a in appeared For most of the Hungarians will be home free country They cool to Britain’s which into something the develop that request for Christmas — this was their first flight They new homes tolerable milan 81 waive United States but nonetheless real were curious and frightened ones friendly ones in a land that lion dollar interest payment this DOUBLE STANDARD The plane’s commander Maj is on old debts McClellan said Dulles said Britain and Wallace G Matthews University a opening its doors to them in year way that says “come on in and he would “want assurances” that had obeyed U N decisions France Park Md assured them through share in the Britain would not work against Middle East while the Russians our bounty and respect” an interpreter that he had been This is the first Military Air the United States in the United flouted them in Gen Eisenhower’s pilot for three He Transport plane in a massive air- Nations before voting for the called this a doubleHungary comwas standard of years when Ike supreme ' lift sparked by the White waiver mander in Europe morality House that aims to move 9500 No matter how impatient some “I will try to go around or over from Munich Germany refugees WBut I bad weather” he said countries might get with this sitthe United States by the end Three Cypriots Slain will not always be able to You to uation the secretary said they of this month NICOSIA Cyprus (AP)— EOKA should use restraint Their examAnother 5500 will be taken by gunmen shot three Greek Cypriwill ple increasingly grow in inots to death last night ship from Eremerhaven fluence until Soviet despotism would find it impossible to go on living by standards which deUSES BRAILLE CARDS cent people despise Dulles predicted If the West follows the course outlined Dulles said its cause will prevail and the dangerous division of the world will come to VANCOUVER BC (AP) — an end Ground search parties prepared today to enter the rugged Mt area about 125 miles east CHARLOTTE N C (AP) — of here to look for a n Dr Arthur Dye of Charlotte is airliner missing with 62 oc- the first blind person to become cupants since Sunday night Eight of the 59 passengers were Amer- - a contract bridge life master He icans uses Braille cards Search leaders said their “most Dr Dye an osteopath who lost LONDON (UP) — An Ameri- load” was a report of his vision at 17 in an accident can diplomat has been evicted a big blast” in the vicinity of from his London home because says he has been playing bridge 8 Mt Sihertip made by since the game was invented in his landlord considers the Unitnine persons who were at a ski 1925 ed States “despicable” for failing lodge on the to back the “I started as a boy with whist inHighway north of the mountain and euchre Bridge followed natvasion of Egypt it was reported People at the lodge said they urally” today heard the blast Sunday night is necessary to acquire 300 It Maj Eugene Sabatini assistant soon after the e North points in the American Contract U S air attache here was ordered Star Canadian version of the to move out of the house he oc- League to become a life American DC4 radioed it was re- Bridge master In New Orleans this week cupied for two years He received turning to Vancouver with an in- Dr Dye did just that the eviction notice in a letter board motor disabled from The stocky champion plays rent collector Maurice G Air search in the Hope BC with marked cards He Holt which said: his puts area yesterday was fruitless As own “In view of the despicable conin on the Braille markings night fell all but a few of the corners duct of the United States and the Royal Canadia Air Force planes don’t “But some consequent profound contempt opponents which had been flying over the that I in common with many milwhen grow sensitive leery your area were ordered down lions of my fellow countrymen over the cards in fingers pass “-‘feel for that country and its nationals I ant not prepared to al"N° Dr Dye aid be een low an American to occupy any that YouId le The plane had tahen off from Xs property over which I have conVancouver for Calgary and points leSliSg trol” out the card east about an hour' before the WONDERFUL THING pilot Capt Allan Clarke 35 Montreal reported the inboard motor “X think the most 'wonderful on the left side had failed near thing about tournament playing Hope and he was turning back to is that all the Vancouver some 100 miles away wonderful to me players are so 378 For instance DR ARTHUR DYE RCAF squadron leader G L every one of the players when NEW YORK (AP) —The AmerLost Sight at 17 Sheahan who is in charge of the he down a card calls it for ican public is expected to consearch said it will be necessary my puts to get into the area where the the benefit I’ve played all over Sheinwold— the league publicity tribute an estimated 378 million Eastern part of the United director-- said: dollars to the 2000 United Comreported “blast” occurred before States and not a one terms even “He on has failed with plays munity Campaigns this fall it snows again and added: “If we to do that” other payers but with a bigger The estimate was made don’t we’re beat” Mrs Dye accompanies her strain on his memory Anybody in a report by the United today Comhusband on trips but can look at the cards put them munity Funds and Councils of does not play Teachers Quit Group explaining: “I’m down turn away and call them America the National Assn of 3ust not the type for it” off Well almost At United Funds and Community ATLANTA (AP)— The Atlanta Dr Dye has played with some least that’s what the anybody Chests of the United States and playbridge Public School Teachers Assn of the world’s Canada The projected figure outstanding bridge er comes to eventually voted unanimously last night to experts including Charles Goren do “But to that the through say report said is almost 12 per withdraw from the American Fed- Oswald Jacoby and Alfred Shein-wol- d 28 — an hands is extra strain cent like more than the 340 million eration of Teachers at the end of an extra in' a raised by these United dollars carrying this year rather than admit Asxed if Dr Dye could play on horse race It takes weight extra Fund and — Community Chest to membership equal terms with other players drives last year WASHINGTON g half-billio- n h Happy Human Cargo Pauses on Way Here 15-OO- Sel-wy- n i O (D-Ohi- (D-Ar- 'Blast' Clue Guides Search For Airliner Blind Plays Bridge Is First Life Master Sil-vert- ip trans-Canadia- 550-fo- o) k) Hates Americans So Londoner Evicts Diplomat nt Hope-Princeto- n Anglo-Frenc- h four-engin- S I Charity May Get Over Million ld Ne-Ijfro- es h By COMBINED AP and UP arms will be subject to trial be- dio Budapest pooled dispatches summary court The penalty from Western correspondents — VIENNA The Hungarian fore could be death But the order sent via Prague and a few by government announced over was being ignored daring couriers the Budapest radio today that A wall of silence surrounded Reports indicated the 10000-ma- n force attacked Hungary itself The government property of all persons who cut off all normal communicaRussian forces dug into have left Hungary since the tions outlets The only reports the hills following the martial ra law decree start of the rebellion Oct 23 came from the will be seized by the state tank-supporte- d OUTBREAK CENTER — A n wild riot was reanti-Russia- ported today in Stettin (underlined) Polish port city — (AP Wirephoto) Red-controll- Pole Flareup Against Russ Is Reported V ' OX J 48-ho- Council Hundreds of Russian tanks locked Budapest in a ring of steel All Hungary lay paralyzed in the grip of one of the most complete WARSAW (AP) — A wild strikes in history demonstration was TANKS SEAL AREA Poreported today from the big The Russian tanks and armored lish port city of Stettin Szcsecin cars sealed off the huge iron and Demonstrators marched on t h e steel complex on Budapest’s Csep-e-l Patriot pickets outSoviet consulate smashed win- sideIsland the plants served notice they dows and tried to break in would fight any attempt by the Communist authorities finally Russians or police to penetrate called in troops and “workers’ into the factories The government controlled militia” — strong-arRadio indicated clearly Budapest men — to disperse the crowd the strike was the worst to date Official reports blamed the in Hungary making it about the outburst on “drunken hooligans” most complete walkout of all But reliable sources in Stettin time said it was the outcome of a More than 130000 refugees planned demonstration by stu- who have registered in Austria dents and ypung factory workers presumably will be affected by the new government seizure measagainst events in Hungary ure unless they return before STARTED LAST NIGHT March 31 1957 This is the The demonstration started last amnesty date previously set by night and continued until m i the government for persons who Government papers re- have fled from Hungary ported several policemen were The minister of finance was embeaten and an undisclosed num- powered to sell the property if ber of demonstrators arrested owners do not return by March Stettin on the Oder River 31 estuary 80 miles northeast of BerIn catling the strike Hungary’s lin was the major port of Ger- workers gambled with death in man Pomerania until Poland a desperate effort to topple the seized it after World War II It hated Janos Kadar puppet regime reportedly was the scene of shoot- The showdown couid come before ing — still unconfirmed — be- nightfall tween Polish and Soviet troops The workers almost during Poland’s “October revolu- their last hopes onpinned a gention” which culminated in Mos- eral strike which started at midcow’s grant of considerable innight to “protest the dependence to the government of and activities” of the nationalist Communist Wladyslaw Kadar regime Gomulka But reports reaching Vienna The Warsaw paper Zycie y said 10000 Hungarian rebels had said the riot started “when attacked Soviet troops and tanks a gang of adventurers attacked in a battle in the hills pitched and beat up a policeman who north of Budapest —the largest was escorting a troublesome battle reported in Budapest since drunkard” Moscow imposed the Kadar regime on the country Kadar has refused all workers demands for Democratic reforms in four weeks of negotiations with the Budapest Central Workers Council He outlawed the Central Workers Council and all regional councils and declared martial law the stricken nation throughout PROVO Utah (UP) — Brig- effective today ham Young University announced REDS SET SAME DEADLINE a huge new student housing project today that will include movThe same hour was set by the ing 150 homes from Mountain Soviet command in Budapest as Home Air Force Base Idaho to the deadline for surrender of all house married students and their arms and weapons by Hungarian families civilians Also included was construction The order signed by Soviet of apartment buildings to house Maj Gen Lascenko said about 200 more married couples found in possession of persons “illegal” The announcement also construction of six new residence buildings to house NAMES IN THE NEWS 1170 men Land is now being cleared for the buildings No estimate of cost was made The men’s dormitories to house 1170 men students are to be ready for occupancyexpected during 8 the school year They A couple of ardent golfers — will have a central dining and commons building and five resi- President Elsenhower and Candence halls for 234 men each ada’s minister Louis Si The newly announced projects Laurentprime — were to meet in Augusare part of an over-al- l ta Ga today for a good neighto expand BYU in order program to care bor match for increased enrollment The minister Present enrollment is 9025 was scheduled toprime arrive about largest of any college or univer- midday by plane from Fort Laudsity in Utah Eventual enrollment erdale Fla where he has been is expected to reach 12000 vacationing After golfing with the President he will fly on to his home at Ottawa Mr Eisenhower who is 66 yesterday invited St Laurent to stop over for a social visit and a match at the Augusta National Golf anti-Russia- ' The action was announced as the government proceeded with all means including the transporting of workers to their jobs in Russian army trucks to smash a general strike called by the Budapest Central Workers ed n club-wieldin- g m NEVER HAD IT SO SWEET Air Force TSgt Pete Suteau was safe back home in Maryville Tenn today after his plane was forced down in Great Smokey Mountains On lumps of sugar such as he offers his daughter Paula Lee 3 he kept up his strength until he walked out He is with his wife Peggy Lea and another daughter — (AP Wirephoto) Elaine d-ni- 48-ho- ur anti-peop- le anti-work- Soviet-impose- er d War-szaw- Reveals Ambitious Housing Plans BYU i Hungary Puppets Stage Protest Walk From UN UNITED NATIONS N Y (AP) The Hungarian delegation today walked out of the General Assembly in protest against what it called UN interference in Hungary’s internal affairs The surprise move came as the ' assembly debated a move to condemn the Soviet Union to withdraw its armed forces from Hungary Commenting on the Hungarian walkout U S Chief Delegate Hen79-natio- n US-sponsor- ed for-refusin- -- ry Cabot Lodge Jr said “one Soviet agent the less It would save a lot of wasted time if all the other satellites would do the same thing” HORVATH LEADS GROUP Hungarian Foreign Minister Imre Horvath led his delegation from the room after charging that some delegations influenced by the United States “have attempted to interfere in Hungary’s domestic affairs” “We reject these attempts and shall continue to do so in the future” he said Horvath told newsmen later he planned to leave tomorrow for Budapest In his statement to the assembly he declared that the UN had Ike and St Laurent to Hold Good Neighbor Golf Game 1857-195- ld EgypfCommandos Kidnap Young British Officer Club The President has been mixing PORT SAID Egypt (AP) —A work and vacation there since young British lieutenant who ar- Nov 28 Present indication are he rested seven Egyptian commandos in a raid on an apartment yesterday night was kidnaped from a Port Said street today by a strong arm band Lt Gen Sir Hugh Stockwell commander of the British-Frenctask force said he had summoned the local Egyptian governor Mohammed Riad and told him to get the officer back The report came as Egyptian informants charged that the extremist Moslem Brotherhood outlawed by the Egyptian government two years ago W’as planning to embarrass President Nasser by the British-Frencbarrassing withdrawal from this Suez Canal Zone port Egyptian' sources said Nasser intends to rush 2000 Egyptian police here as soon as the British and French pull out in order to deal with the brotherhood h h will return to Washington Thursday Even though today’s meeting with the prime minister was billed by the White House as highly informal and entirely social an honor guard reception was arranged at the airport — complete with band and a detail of soldiers from nearby Ft Gordon And presidential military aides were listed among the welcoming delegation The government has filed suit in New York against Dashiell Hammett mystery writer to recover more than $111000 allegedly owed by the author in taxes The suit filed yesterday in federal court covers the years 1943 1945 1947 and 1950 Hammett now lives at Katonah NY Movie cartoon magnate Walt Disney has again sought Superior Court dismissal in Los Angeles of invasion of suit filed against him byprivacy actor Kirk Douglas A previous motion for dismissal was denied Nov 28 Douglas has alleged that his right of privacy was violated when movies of Douglas and his family riding a miniature train at Disney’s home last April 4 were shown on a television program An answer to the suit filed bv Disney yesterday asked dismissal on the ground Douglas had agreed to the filming in order to publicize a Disney movie in which Douglas appeared The has said he regards the court action as a test case and will donate any money he receive to the motion picturemight relief fund Prime Minister Sir Anthony Eden has cancelled a press conference scheduled to be held in Jamaica tomorrow on the advice of his deputies in London it was reported today Eden is scheduled to return to London Friday from his vacation in Jamaica a $415000 ac-t- health-restorin- g or offended the Hungarian delegation in a way inconsistent with the honor! of the Hungarian people “Therefore” he said “the Hungarian delegation will not participate in the work of the General Assembly as long as the present situation continues” After he left the room Horvath went to the delegate’s lounge for a coffee Asked by reporters whether he intended to boycott the entire session of the assembly or just the Hungarian debate he said the boycott would continue as long as the assembly debates the Hungarian situation Meanwhile India and her three closest Asian allies pressed a new proposal to get Russian troops out of Hungary by lending UN Secretary Genera! Dag Hammarskjold to Moscow for negotiations Indian delegate V K Krishna Menon was the prime mover behind the new plan Ceylon Indonesia and Burma joined in sponsoring the Indian resolution urging that Hammarskjold be sent to Budapest and Moscow if necessary to seek Russian withdrawal from the battered satellite Some western diplomats contended the Indian resolution lacked the teeth of a U S resolution already before the assembly Backed by 17 nations it would condemn the Soviet Union sharply for Hungary’s plight MIGHT GAIN GROUND Others thought however that a proposal from Asian nations Russia has been wooing would gain more ground than any siep-b- y the West Menon refused to go along with condemnation of the Reds Instead his resolution “deplores” that the Russians have made no move to get their troops out of Hungary As an alternative Menon presented a series of amendments to the proposal to bring it into line with his own resolution The amendments would have Hammarskjold open talks at the UN with both Russian and Hungarian representatives If those failed to get results he would be asked to try to visit the Russian capital to discuss a halt to Soviet intervention in Hungary and recognition of the rights of Hungary’s citizens 17-pow- er Typhoon Kills 26 MANILA (AP) — The death toll from Typhoon Polly rose to n Hildegarde song 26 today as communications with stylist and her manager o! 23 outlying areas were restored years Anna Sosenko are breaking off their business relationship in New York As a consequence they are selling the furnishings of a 2B 3B Manhattan apartment they shared Comics plus a jointly owned art collec- Editorial Page 6A tion Obituaries 4B Miss Sosenko said the breakup Radio-T3B Programs was completely amicable and re10A 1 sulted from her intention to en- Sports ter television as an independent Vital Statistics producer Women’s Pages 94 well-know- INDEX 14-roo- m A 4 s I J |