Show TEMPERATURES THE WEATHER OGDEN: Cloudy snow flurries over high 52 low tonight UTAH: showers warmer low tomorrow mountains 35 Scattered high tomorrow 55 85th YEAR enow tonight 25 No 335 TELEPHONE 7711 OGDEN UTAH WEDNESDAY EVENING DECEMBER 12 1956 36 PAGES ' 5 CENTS 4 SECTIONS West Germany Sees rave Danger of mem East German Revolt NATO Better Decide What to Do Brenfano Tells Allies VIENNA (UP) — Savage Council OKs Move to Admit Japan U N PARIS (AP)— West Germany warned the North Atlantic Council today there is grave danger of East Germany following Hungary into rebellion against Moscow’s domination — and NATO had better decide what to do if the revolt comes West German foreign minister Heinrich Von Brentano sought the advice of the other 14 NATO partners as the foreign defense and finance ministers of the alliance met in the Ch&illot Palace for the second day of their annual session Van Brentano put this problem Irish Raid Ulster Blow Up Buildings BELFAST Northern Ireland (AP) — Raiders wielding dynamite and submachine guns ranged early today through Northern Ireland (Ulster) for hours in what police described as a “night of terror by the Irish Republican Army The armed bands appearing in five of Ulster’s six counties blew up ft radio station and two buildings let fire to s courthouse fought two pitched battles with the Royal Ulster constabulary and tried to capture a British military barracks One policeman was wounded nd five men arrested A spokesman for the constabulary said most' of the raiders escaped south over the border into the Irish Republic He described the series of attack! as “a major operation by the IRA” an illegal underground organization which fights to have the six counties of Ulster made a part of the Irish Republic It Is also outlawed in the Republic Ulster is now a part of the United Kingdom The invasion began ahortly after midnight The entire Ulster constabulary and its auxiliary force of part-tim- e constables- - were mustered to set up road blocks and establish a guard along the border But the main body of the raiders — their number was unknown — escaped The Council’s action opened the way for quick final action in the General Assembly where approval was only a formality The approval of Japan came after more than four years of waiting The application first submitted July 16 1952 had been vetoed four times by the Soviet 79-natio- FIRST EARTH SATELLITE— Photographers were permitted for the first time to photograph actual building of the first earth satellite at the Naval Research Labatory in Washington D C Here Raymond Hotchkiss inserts the electronic package into the actual satellite The package contains the complete electronic equipment of the sphere In foreground are the antennas and the printed circuits used in the satellite n Union The United States had been one of the strong backers of Japan’s membership bid Chief S U Delegate Henry Cabot Lodge Jr said before today’s vote that the United States would warmly welcome Japan’s admisWASHINGTON (AP)— The creators of the earth satellite say sion ADJOURNS DEBATE they think they’ll meet the target date set for launching artifical The General Assembly had adlittle moonlets into the lower reaches of space Dr John P Hagen director of the “Vanguard” satellite pro- journed its Hungarian debate so could witness the segram for the Navy told newsmen yesterday “we are essentially on delegates decision Scores of council curity schedule” in the project had crowded into the The White House has asked in delving into the secrets of high diplomats council chamber that the U S military and civil- altitudes from a Earlier the Soviet Union height of 200 ian scientists be ready to send formally laid before the U N up satellites during the Interna- to 1500 miles General Assembly a complaint Last night Dr Joseph Kaplan charging the United States with tional Geophysical Year begintold an Ohio University audience “subversive action” in the d ning next July That in has Athens he believes the first an been for countries of eastern designated period international effort to learn more of the satellites will be launched Europe st 18-mon- th Soviet-dominate- 79-natio- n d New Violence Hits Poland 88 Are Jailed BULLETIN anti-governme- nt OFF TO GOLF — Canada’s Prime Minister Louis St Laurent (left) waves at photographers as he and President Eisenhower start out for a game of golf at Augusta Ga Ike Golfs Final Day d Boosts Price in Soil U S Bank Payments n) Royal Musicians Gel Hot They'll Play for Satchmo so-call- ed Machine-gu- Aides pictured the President as thoroughly refreshed and feeling fine at near the close of this longest of 11 visits to Augusta since he was elected in 1952 He appeared refreshed and in good trim yesterday when report- - Phillips Oil Plane Crashes Killing Eight BARTLESVILLE attended church ROUND occasion The yesterday was Mr round of Eisenhower’s nine-hol- e golf with Canada’s Prime Minister Louis St Laurent — a match in which they were pitted against each other in team play and came NINE-HOL- E out “all even" The President teamed up with the prime minister’s daughter Mrs Hugh O’Donnell against St Laurent and Ed Dudley the club professional Newsmen permitted to watch only the start of the match from the first tee saw Mr Eisenhowd er get things going with a drive down the middle of the fairway St Laurent’s first was straight but short — only about 100 yards He took a “Mulligan” second shot off the tee and that one traveled about 150 yards also down the middle but still well behind Mr Eisenhower’s drive The prime minister flew here from Fort Lauderdale Fla where he had vacationed for 10 days on his way back to his home in Ottawa He was in Augusta about 4 Vi hours After the match White House Press Secretary James C Hagerty sad he had no information on individual scores but that in 'the team play—Mr Eisenhower and Mrs O’Donnell vs St Laurent and Dudley— “they came out all even” Dudley a crack golfer yielded a stroke a hole as a 210-yar- Okla (AP)— A Phillips Petroleum Co airplane reported carrying eight persons crashed and burned south of here today There were no survivors and heat prevented an examination of the burning WTeckage The number of occupants wTas reported by Washington County Sheriff E McCombs from the scene In Washington the Phillips office said those aboard were A M Rippel W C Reed C W Binck-le- y George Sneed D F May-fiel- d and T D Young all company officials or employes and Joe Bowers and R E Ulrich pilots Rippel was head of the Natural Gas Dept of Phillips Sneed was an attorney for the company and the others were members of the firm’s natural gas division fire rattled sporad- outcrop within the confines of western Budapest It was believed Hungarian police and militia and not the Soviets were attacking the freedom fighters in this area The clashes continued despite the heavy punishment by military tribunal that is to be meted out under the martial law which went into effect last night The martial law provisions could be stretched to affect anybody who did not actively support the regime The picture of fighting in the provinces was not clear Budapest still was cut off for the most part from communication with the outside world and refugee reports were conflicting But it was reported that clashes were frequent in the region of Pecs where coal and uranium mines were in such bad condition that miners could do nothing even if they were willing to go back into the pits The Tatabanya mining region west of Budapest also was in ferment In the only known dash reported from Tatabanya 28 persons were killed and scores injured two days before the outlawed Budapest Central Workers Council called for the general strike 74-year-- 48-ho- ur STRIKE MAY CONTINUE The strike was scheduled to fnd at midnight tonight But refugoL reported that workers everyT? where were determined to govern with the walkout until the hated Kardar regime changes its tough policy of coercion It wTas not yet kndtvn what the situation was at Budapest’s Cse-pIsland iron and steel mills Russian tanks and Hungarian militia have ringed the Csepel plants for two days In Budapest the strike was reported to be as “total” today as it was yesterday Street cars and buses were idle Electricity was cut off most of the day Only a few shops were open to keep the defiant citizens supplied with el food The entire nation was under military rule The life of every woman and Hungarian man child was at the whim of d Premier Janos Kadar Nadar appeared determined to go to any lengths to crush the attacked Russian soldiers and resistance of workers who parathe hated Hungarian security po- lyzed the nation in the most complete national strike in history lice with rifles and grenades One slim youth approached me on the plane and asked through an interpreter how he could become an officer or soldier in the U S Army He explained that Russian soldiers had killed his father as they LONDON (UP) —Saboteurs exwalked together on a Budapest street ploded 18 bombs early yesterday n the in “He says he hopes that once in oilfields at Kuwait can his life he setting fire to one fight against the Russians” the interpreter said oil ’well and damaging pipelines “because the Russians killed his dispatches from Bahrain reported father and he wants to give that today back to his father” Almost none of the 50 wanted his name published fearing reprisals against kin still in Hungary Comics' 6D 7D The four planes arriving today 10 A Community Page touched down after a 4475-mil- e Editorial 6A Page flight from Munich Germany MATS planes will make the run Obituaries 5B 1 daily including Christmas Day Radio and TV Log 7D through the end of this month 2B 3B Sports lifting 9500 5B Ships from Bremerhaven will Vital Statistics A 9 more 8A in 5500 Women! Pages bring 'You're Among Friends 1st Airlift Hungarians Told on Arrival in N J j air-se- data-gatherin- g e two-third- - - J villa-sp- ecked AUGUSTA Ga (AP) —This is President Eisenhower’s last full day of vacation plus work at this favorite Dixie retreat Tomorrow afternoon he will fly back to Washington ending a stay at the Augusta National Golf Club At the White House he plans to turn to intensive preparation ers second look at him for four days of talks starting sincegothe their here Nov 26 The arrived Sunday with India’s Prime Min- first time was on Dec 2 when be ister Nehru n ically from the Gelert Hills a Flies Home Tomorrow 20-inc- Corn Growers Reject Benson's Control Plan their struggle for freedom but the miracle did not come and fighting resumed today Soviet armed forces and Red Hungarian militiamen had been alerted for instant duty and needed only a word of command to launch a new massacre Reports filtering through to Vienna from silenced Budapest said bloody clashes were taking place wherever the new Red por lice of puppet Premier Janos attempted to make the strikers return to work But the reports indicated the fighting had not yet reached the scale of another all out uprising The crunch of mobile artillery and mortar fire kept tense Budapest awake through most of the night ’ RUSSIANS CLOSE IN And in the hills to the north Russian infantry and tanks closed in on 10000 partisans who began shooting even before a presidential committee declared martial law and outlawed the regional workers councils Sunday Ka-da- Earth Satellite Project 'Essentially' on Schedule well-organiz- ed r The Hungarians had prayed for miracle to save them from in another round of blood-lettin- g a ber -- (D-Min- garian provinces Reports reaching Vienna indicated the Soviet Army was attacking the rebel patriots in a massive effort to end Hungary's nationwide strike against the puppet government today recommended unanimously that Japan be admitted to the United Nations as its 80th mem- before the allies: Any revolt in East Germany would generate strong pressure among the West German public to rush some form of aid rather than stand by and see the lives of other Germans snuffed out Chancellor Konrad Adenauer’s government would resist involvement for fear of inviting retaliation from the Russian army just across the East-Weborder The Bonn regime already has spread official word to the East Germans to avoid active resistance to the Communist regime of premier Otto Grotewohl The West German government obviously fears it would be unable to restrain some West German elements from crossing the border to aid the Germans to the east and that this would provoke retaliations ffom the Russians Any military intervention in such a situation already has been ruled out by U S Secretary of State Dulles who told the council members Tuesday they must adhere strictly to principles of the UN charter including renunciation Of force as an instrument of national policy Dulles said the free world must use every form of moral pressure to aid the seekers for freedom behind the Iron Curtain The ministers met under the tightest security blackout ever seen at NATO headquarters They were accompanied to the council table only by each country’s permanent NATO delegate and two trusted advisers to- day in Budapest and the Hun- UNITED NATIONS N Y — The Council (AP) Security about the earth sciences about Jan 1 1958 Kaplan chairCONDEMNS RUSSIA A dozen satellites are planned man of the U S National Commove came as delegates to The Year by the United States to be used mittee for the Geophysical said “it will be a good percen- the Assembly rallied American-backeresoan behind turn if six of satellites the tage” lution condemning Russia for out successfully in Hungarian affairs NOT RACING WITH RUSSIANS tampering U S Delegate Henry Cabot Hagen insisted that “we are Jr replied to the Soviet not in any way racing with Rus- Lodge charge with this statement: sia” which also is participating “Let Moscow admit United Nain the scientific program and has tions observers to Hungary and announced plans to launch its the world will soon know wheth-e- r own earth satellites this Soviet charge is true or WARSAW (AP) — New made the comments to false” Hagen violence was report- newsmen who toured the naval PARIS (AP) — Leaders of the Specifically the Soviet delegaAtlantic Alliance today reached ed in Poland today in the wake research laboratory where work tion proposed that the Assembly tentative agreement on proposals of the mob attack on the Soviet on the project is being done The add to its agenda an item ento bolster the North Atlantic consulate at Stettin Eighty-eigh- t idea is that three powerful stages titled: “Intervention by the Unith many of them youths of rockets will carry a Treaty Organization by giving It persons ed States of America in the dowider political and economic were reported jailed for the metal sphere high enough to go mestic affairs of the peoples Stettin riot into an orbit around the earth democracies and its subversive powers Trybuna Ludu official organ at 18000 miles an hour activity against those states" of the Polish United Workers The sphere will be crammed Such charges had been made (Communist) party disclosed a with instruments and automatic by the Russians in previous sescrowd attacked a police building radio transmitters for sending sions of the Assembly and rein Olecko a town near the north- data back to earth jected as unfounded eastern city of Bialystok How long the first satellite will Three more sponsors — Spain Order was restored the paper stay aloft depends on how high Turkey and Colombia — threw said only after the arrival of it can be fired Hagen said If their support behind the resoluWASHINGTON (AP) — Farmers’ rejection of a new com con- several score militiamen from it reaches the level of about 300 tion to condemn Russia bringing miles it could continue whizzing the total sponsorship to 20 trol program" favored by Secretary of Agriculture Benson appeared Bialystok The Communist paper reported around the earth in an eliptieal today to have opened the door for a broad and politics-studdecon- that crowds demolished municiorbit for about a year But if it gressional review of federal farm programs pal offices at Nowy Ciechoeinek should climb only to 100 miles its life aloft might be only an In one of five separate crop referendum? yesterday com grow- in the northern midlands Other demonstrators a beat hour or two Then it would fall ers in ft designated commercial area voted in effect to stick with up local Communist party secretary into the thick atmosphere and an old program authorized In 1938 —even with its widely admitted at Nieszawa in the same district burn up like a meteor — shortcomings The paper added: “More such A factor in the life of the satel Incidents can be reported” Some doubtless voted against lite will be the density of the at The new plan had been adPoland's nationalist Communist mosphere And scientists don’t the new Benson proposal on the vanced because the old one — government seeking to avert any yet know how dense the atmosbasis of promises of Senator using a formula in the 1938 farm of the Soviet military phere is at levels above 150 miles repetition WASHINGTON (UP) — The a sharp law — resulted in Humphrey sharply re- intervention in Hungary sped In an eliptieal orbit a satellite Agriculture Department today ancritic of the secretary that he duced allotments and widespread an apology to the Soviets for the might swing as low as 200 miles nounced sharp increase in soil would sponsor new legislation overplanting and noncompliance attack on the Russian consulate above the earth but then ride bank payments to farmers for out to about 1500 ’miles at one the coming year next year to eliminate weaknessto farmers point The amounts NAMES IN THE NEWS es of the old plan the satellite looks per acre for notpaid Superficially their planting Four other referendums went simple But they eye doesn’t see full allotments will be substanas expected Farmers voted to the mountains ’of abstract scien- tially higher in 1957 on all five tific data compiled before any- of the continue rigid federal marketing basic crops intriwas done and the thing quotas on upland cotton extra cate immensely powerful rocklong staple cotton rice and peaets needed to send screaming nuts The quotas are designed to skyward an initial total weight of Or- - dine 50 asks The Philharmonic Royal surof he be that help prevent production given 11 tons on chestra of brushed its his children three in custory up today pluses HOW SATELLITE MADE os — and that wife his LonAngeles notes hot licks and blue in Benson was expected to declare To make a satellite you cut allowed to visit them only don in preparation for next”! a that the results of the corn ref- week’s of magnesium put circular when unaccompanied by “male in a lathe disc appearance of guest artist By H D QUIGG and erendum required a fresh “spin” and disc with whom she cuscompanions Louis Armstrong a McGUIRE AFB N J (UP) — hemisphere The process He re- into of the corn program The Royal Philharmonic more tomarily associates” hemisThe vanguard of 15000 Hungarquested custory of Christopher 9 is repeated for a second The likelihood cf new political accustomed to the crashing drums Ian two are fastened Then the ian 7 phere 2 and Robert refugees to be brought - to a crossin of a Beethoven symphony or' the screws battling over farm programs lies Into with the this country by a military mercy violins of a Strauss waltz complaint for divorce filed yes- together a 10 of in the fact that once proposals lilting about lift landed here today pounds rehearsed a complicated n&k terday against actress Sonia Sor-e- l sphere go elecradio were told by a representa35 He charged cruelty and amazingly compact are advanced for one major crop score with the imposing title: They instruand of Eisenhower: President tronic tive said his wife is “not fit” to rear legislators interested in other “Variations On Jazz Themes As- the ments “You are friends” among children but his complaint commodities usually seek to get sociated With Louis Satchmo Built up on the magnesium surThe 199 Hungarians first to specified no details Miss Sorel additional help for them Armstrong” a of face is minute arrive under the massive Operahim sued gold also layer The program will include such charging cruelty The corn referendum produced on other metallic of Haven ordered by the Safe that then tion last top were wed 257874 votes for the new pro- Dixieland classics as “St Louis here September They a whole House landed in four surfaces the White in 1945 March producing Blues” and “Mahogany Hall posal and 183227 for Hie old one sat- silver planes of the Military Air makes the which high polish nd the Chicago-stylThis was a majority of 612 per Cowboy movie actor Alfred ellite look like an oversize ChristService cent for the new one but a 667 'West End Blues” “Lash” LaRue was indicted by the mas tree ornament These sur- Transport The Hungarians were happy s per cent or majority Grand Former control to the on are and excited Soviet but some were a bit county faces Premier Jury yesterday designed Georgi was required under the law worried about the future (Malenkov whose absence from a charge of burglarizing automo- inflow and outflow of heat the public scene had caused much biles LaRue 34 noted for his As each refugee filed from his The radio and electronic equipsoil bank base acreage program a skill with made his ment must before the base terminal and within certain first speculation bullwhip operate plane Henry public would have allotted 51 million 43 a month last night Labarba in the here he was greeted if and Park appearance ranges Highland temperatures building acres to corn farmers in the com- in Moscow Mich were jointly indicted on special coating wasn’t put on too personally and handed a printed mercial area which presently Malenkov now a deputy chair- the charge LaRue earlier had much heat might come in from statement by Tracy S Voorhees comprises 894 major producing man of the Soviet Presidium and been indicted on a charge of re- the sun’s radiation or internal President Eisenhower’s represencounties in 24 Midwestern East- minister of electric sta- ceiving 'stolen property from au- heat escape into the intense cold tative and personal coordinator power ern and Southern states tions turned up with other Pres- tomobiles at the Midsouth Fair- of the upper altitudes of the Hungarian refugee proThe old one referred to as the idium members at a Bolshoi grounds here actor was The antennas radio each like Four gram acreage allotment program pro- Theater performance He last ap- making a personal appearance at the ones on an automobile It said in part: “Acting on besnap vides for apportionment of only the' Midsouth’ Fair Centennial at out into position when the satel- half of President Eisenhower: in public on Nov 10 peared 37288000 acres among the same the time LaRue is free under lite is released from the third Welcome ot the United States farmers Character actor John Carra $3500 bond rocket stage cf America vest-pock- street fighting broke out You have come among friends You are the vanguard and as such the representatives of the many thousands of brave Hungarians to whom President Eisenhower has offered asylum under an emergency provision of our immigration laws y “The American people are stirred by your courage and by your suffering and those of your fellow countrymen Our people everywhere in America earnestly desire to do all in their power to help you start your new life in our country I repeat: You are among friends!” Newsmen including this one who had watched the refugees enter Munich and had flown with them in this first military lift knew that they needed friends They had pitifully few belongings and many of those were and even makeshift clothing But they had courage All 50 of the men women and children aboard my plane had risked their live§ crossing into Austria Many of them were fighters who had ill-fitti- ng f Soviet-backe- ld i Saboteurs Busy In Oil Fields Anglo-America- j INDEX 1 ti m lAt" 4 ' |