| Show TEMPERATURES THE WEATHER OGDEN: Considerable cloudi- i vii — ChicS Us VjM lo9" Us AngclftS TELEPHONE EX w 4-77- OGDEN 11 - " 'It — apartment-dwellingirl NEW YORK (UP)— A out who "airmailed" a number of unaddressed pen-pa- l —letters one from answers fifth-flooseveral r window has received a Rangoon Burma Home with a cold last April 24 Janet Capron wrote several letters addressed only to "Dear Somebody asking that the recipients answer them She then tossed the' letter out th window The first reply came from a soldier at Fort Sill Okla He said he knew what it was like not to receive letters then gave some friendly advice to little sMiss Capron The letter from Rangoon began: "As I was sitting down under a palm tree in front of your letter came blowing my home at sundown one evening monsoon winds first into my lap— driven by the asked the writer are old How you?" "Are you pretty? and the letter that well not read did he said who English was being written for him by an uncle It turned out however that the post office had aided of the letters Janet and the law of gravitation in the dispatch a man named David to mention Not and Sil to Fort Rangoon B Magee several of the Magee a neighbor of the Caprons found mailed them to a child he cheer the To letters on the ground with the to brother and another Sill at Fort soldier brother U S Information Agency in Burma He asked that they reply or pass the letter along to someone who would g p i O Hungarian Uprising Spontaneous Soviet Intervention Uninvited united 2l PAGES UTAH THURSDAY EVENING JUNE 20 1957 NO ADDRESS BUT GIRL'S LETTERS BRING REPLIES FROM RANGOON NATIONS N Y (UP)— A United Nations last years Hungar-- I special committee reported today that nationwide uprising ian revolution was a spontaneous Russian troops withcrushed by the brutal intervention of " out invitation It was the most sweeping indictment of ' Soviet munism by the u WASHINGTON (UP) —Speak- er Sam Rayburn ordered an im- today to televising of hearings by a House SubcomActivities mittee on in San Francisco Ravburn issued his order in an oral statement to newsmen But he made it clear he expects Com mittee Chairman Francis L waito hear and abide by ter ) his edict Rept Walter ignored a Washington dispatch reporting the Rayburn order was under way Today's session when reporters handed Walter the dispatch as he sat at the head table in the hearing room at City Hall Walter read it but made no comment Television cameras were recording the hearings for the third consecutive day Rayburn put it this way: more "There will not be any House committee or subcommittee hearings in Washington or anywhere else televised or broadcast by radio Period!" Rayburn indicated he had not acknown that the tivities group had been violating a ban he laid down m a ruling to the Houst in 1952 and again mediate-halt Un-Americ- an (D-Pa- Com in committee appointed last January to conduct a full and objective investigation of the revolt announced its findings in A Sam Rayburn Holts I V At nGar mgs 74 77 84 105 85 96 Denver MtwM)MMMMMI A 81 vttt ness tomorrow' scattered showers low tonight 57 high tomorrow 78 UTAH: Partly cloudy scattered showers cooler low tonight SO high tomorrow 90 86th YEAR 88 Ogden Bait five-ma- n a lSOOOOword report Its t) o et There was in fact intervention by force by the Soviet Union to crush the uprising and to overthrow "a legal and popularly supported government" 2 The revolt was "a spontaneous national uprising not assisted from outside and not a to restore an old government" 3 The present government of Premier Janos Kadar "did not at the time of its installation and does not now have popular sup1 0 © counter-rev- ' K ' J v N ' S it V f' LONDON (AP)— Harold Stassen told the disarmament conference today the United States is ready to cut back its x '': £ V Si 5v ' 4 ' - J armed forces to 2&i million men as part of the limited East-Wedisarmament treaty— if Russia does the same This would mean a cut of about 300000 under the estimated 2800000 now in the U S armed services I if Moscow announced Jan ! 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WASHINGTON (UP) — The government appealed directly to the Supreme Court today to reverse a court order preventing i from surrendering GI William S Girard to Japanese authorities ' I the district court's ruling Girard's case is totally without merit and that the court can so decide promptly" It added that the government is prepared to file a brief on t h e merits of the case "if that is deemed desirable" within the next few days I - wf ' - - - It I r- " W li - - Is JAPANESE AIMS IN CONGRESS TALK WASHINGTON (AP) —Japan's Prime Minister hisKishi natold Congress today tion is determined to playa constructive role particularmeeting the ly in Asia incommunism challenge of In a speech to the Senate and to be delivered later before the House — he said Japan already has shown that "economic and social progress can be achieved without the Communist short cut" The Japanese leader made no mention of trade problems with the United States which have aroused frequent congressional outbursts Neither did he mention the - isoriYiciETisn t Polkfk nderooes Aboufrace Carrier Lists 3 Badly Burned - Utahn Slain unm an Held 1 V -- mi i0 ioiiference 1 un-rnnfprp- en U ft — v gun-totin- shirt-Whil- e £ X N " w j g NAMES IN THE'NWS al 65-year-- j I once-defeat- ed t nt Bald-heade- d g X-raf- Airplane Crashed In Utah but Pilot gle-engi- BULTlN ne great-grandchildr- s Mrs- ts he Didn't Report It Envoy's Daughter Page Boy Nabbed en - - n sear 7iWhntt st ' I mid-mornin- i- 51 Action Would Be Part Of Disarmament Treaty t an 8 - 1 7 the Soviet armed forces had been cut by 1840000 men The announce ment did not say what the size of the force was before the cut A 1955 British estimate put it at 4750000 men The American delegate's statement at a session of the"' United Nations disarmament group here made it clear the United States was attaching no political preconditions to the proposal He said however it must be related to an agreement providing for a suspension of nuclear weapon tests FIRST IN SERIES The Stassen proposal was tht first of a series of statements on the US proposals to the conference Stassen -- said the series of proposals he intended to make would define the position of the United States He said the proposed cutback of American and Soviet forces to 24 million men should be carried out within 12 months of the signing of any treaty Stassen added the United State was ready to consider even furth er reductions m force levels in lU wish to meet Russia half way He gave no indication of what the lowest ceilings might event ually be but said that they could be carried out m two lurtner stages — depending on the solu tion of various political problems This appeared to be a referents differences on tn to East-Wefuture of Germany Stassen emphasized that further reduction of force levels would disarm form part of a first-stag- e ament agreement between si and West WITHHOLD ACTION ( The delegate of Russia in th U N group Valerian Zorin did not immediately accept or repect Stassen's proposal In a sev general discussion he asked eral questions to clarity some de CITE INTERNATIONAL LAW M JOIN IN LAUGH fcf Girard's attorneys it said probNobiCJike Kishi of case of Army Specialist WilPrpsident Eisenhower and Prime Minister ably can prepare a brief quickly at g first the sessiHi picture-takina a share liam S Girard accused in the laugh during Japan from those they submitted to McAsakai Japare Koichm§ talks of Standing three their of days firing range death of a JapGarraghy and Doughs MacArthur States to United the ambassador anese anese woman "If oral argument is believed Kishi said the tal may open a to ambassador S U II Japan necessary" the petition added reiauons — lArswucpuuiw- "new era of Japanese-America- n to is "the pre government ready ACTION ASKS FAST sent it at tne earnest date con Brownell asked the court to ac- venient we have to the court and review case for the are no counsel Girard's doubt that cept port" so to do oral able and arguschedule that it equally ready CLEARLY WRITTEN REPORT urged an at deemed "if necessary ments m ' The committee's report writto convenient the ten in a lucid narrative style so early date rare for a diplpmatic document court He also suggested that it was forecast it would become a Girard's attorneys be required to WASHINGTON (UP)— U S disarmament pcacy nas unaer- ' (Continued on page 2A) reply to his petition within two Deacfj-2modification on suspendirynuclear1 tests s Tanuarv-to-Jun- e 4 J- °enne days nrl hailing miclear weaoons production omciais Misciosey luuay in 1955 — The court now is scheduled to Eisenhower forecast— President SEOUL Korea (UP)—The recess summer HAROLD FIGURES adjourn for the to be shift when he told a news the Administrationolicy 1 riis- - United Nations Command to next Monday However it could atv fe IiinHnn he would be- "prefect-nuH AUiUl-JACKSONVILLE Fla YESTERDAY JUST (UP)— extend the term for any period it delighted to make somea satis- armament talks Nearly envisages day summoned the Commu Live steam set loose 'by an ex- Jy tem a suspension of fSicJear tests of chooses factory arrangement tor to a meeting of the WASN'T HIS DAY! The court meets tomorrow ploding high speed pump aboard porary suspension of tests pena-in- g ficials said Thisvplan would be nists DALLAS (AP) — Harold a search for a permanent ban linked with somfcommitment by military armistice groups at the aircraft carrier Franklin D morning for its routine considerawill and 30 cases seamen of two and on tests undoubtedly Roosevelt killed tion figures yesterday Wynn the Russians to ork out a plan Panmuniom tomorrow Per consider the Girard case at tnat seriously burned five others the Until very recently the United on halting use cfissionabie ma sistent just wasn't his day reports said the U N As he tells it he: time States was adamantly opposed to terials in w?ar production But Navy said today Fell into a mud puddle Brownell's petition said: The Navy said 29 other seamen anv suspension of nuclear tests this no longer ?vould have to Command would nullify the RATTLESNAKE CAMP Utah after car his that believe to despite were "We "treated for heat prostration In January it took the position come ahead of A agreement on 1953 armistice agreement walking firmly g uranium work then ran into a steel from being trapped that tests should only te "lim nuclear testing?Sas Lodge de (AP) — A or exhaustion The U S military announced miner was arrainged on a charge window ripping his or from lieroic rescue work as the ited" as a step toward "ultimate clared in January Of murder today after another Reds Oust steam jetted through deck after elimination" It was feared tnat driving horn a bus a ngw flexibility in it was flying 20 American cor have "We Hungarian his in down miner was gunned hit his car deck of the 45000-to- n carrier yes- a suspension would become per- f fmiTs? nf thesp M ibvesi" one of- - respondents from Japan to Pan tracks in the style of the Old As he waited for police American Photographer manent because world public ficial said terday munjonj to cover the meeting but West a second bus clipped it and T W of not — would resump Hopkins Capt skipper Hungary's permit BUDAPEST opinion (AP) would not confirm the Allies Charles Merrifield 38 of the newsmen a tion of testing a third bus bumped it mintold the accused big flattop today Communist regime town of uranium-famou- s boom CI were ready to end the agree utes later Cabot Ambassador Col Welwyn F Dallam Jr U S harrowing account of the tragedy Henry Moab was hit and killed by Total damages were $700 account a ment repeatedly violated by the and stirring of heroism Lodge Jr told the U N General air attache here of photographthree quick shots fired from a insurance covered i 14 oran FDR the interview after in by 6Ct 7C Reds in building up a massive that any Comics It partly Assembly on Jan ing military objectives 38 Colt was two hours late docked this morning eliminate and to limit Wynn the to leave country 1C him 4C 5C striking force in North Korea agreement Com dered Pages Police helped by an alert truck home to dinner with were due to nuclear tests would be a second "The casualties getting week a within 6A Tie armistice agreement was driver arrested James W Roghis mother-in-lalive Hopkins said "Both or even third step toward dis- Editorial Pa£e& Col Dallam's ouster came less men steam" ers 47 last night near Cortez 12B who were killed apparently armament signed in Panmunjom on July 27 Lodge said prior Obituaries than a month after the governColo He was returned to Monti-cell-o on their way to help the agreements would have to be Radio and TV Mg '7C 1953 by North Korean Gen Nam ment of Premier Janos Kadar or- were by Deputy Sheriff Ray Mc- - Nickerson Attorneys men on two the in effect" M into and pump duty A II for the Communists and Lt 11 10A "put negotiated its cut Sports dered the U S legation to Alister of San Juan County of room the time the at fis of 1 to explo divert production a result As 11B Gen William K Harrison Jr of Theater A preliminary hearing on the Ask Ruling on Trial Budapest staff sionable materials from weapons Ameri- sion" the half legation's murder charge was set for next 12B the US Army as senior delegate nearly Statistics The carrier about 100 miles to peaceful uses and 2 to reduce Vital HUNTS VILLE Ala (AP) Tuesday at Rogers arraignment Attornevs for Col John C Nick can employes will leave by July 6 off the Florida coast at the time 2C 3C for the UN Command Women's PagesJ nuclear 'stockpiles existing before Judge C R Christensen erson Jr said today they will ask was brought to the Navy carrier RAMIFICATIONS The grimly named Rattlesnake a ruling on the legality of a US near here basin Fla at Mayport not known here exactly Like was Comfort It Nothing court-martiCamp is just inside the VA Navy board of investigation regulation Army ramifications of such the what Colorado border in the heart of when the officer ccmes to trial VERONA Italy (UP) — Sante was convened immediately to de be But diplomatic would move a the desolate desert country that June 25 farmer termine the cause of the explo a Pighellini one intention sources sugegsted recently came alive with uranium Nickerson is accused in 18 was about to report the disappear- sion and the extent of the dam One of the fouthful church might be to blacksmith new rustic A but replace the outmoded and oil prospectors secret missile ance of one of his cows to police age to the huge carrier counts of West dedicated allowing in was wantelfto know What members War material of the un Korean shop ARMED HE WAS NOT when he found it fast data to fall into the hands of un yesterday stand to Iowa Branch forces Nations ited Merriyesterday IDENTIFIED INJURED Monwas said DEAD McAlister like Deputy kissing Marilyn asleep —in his bed as part of Iowa's tribute to Her- roe" itin Leaders of the UN Command field was shot from a distance of authorized persons The dead were identified as bert "Bus said the mofn picture beson who a native Hoover the Communists 'brought was not about 25 feet Merrifield Boiler Tender 3 C Bobby E Hy- - came the 'Mv 31st presistop" modern country's jet planes into North Ko armed der 22 of Spartanburg S C dent that don't of the armistice in "I rea violation minf an answering The deputy said argument! and Fireman Sidney R Wall 27 air bases within A built not attend did for 82 up major "be been had Hoover brewing apparently question?" Muay $aid Norwood N C J of Japan distance "too was easy be said striking some time But he said he did busy" cause it ties rllht in witn tne An early medical report tdday spokesman the and Hoover the of a revamped not know what brought on the said that three of the injured preparing report resistance North Korean army wtih the of non-vleX sudden shooting men had been taken oil tne "se- - Committee studies He was rep- subject latest heavy armor Both men employed Jy the nous list out tnat rireman Ap resented by his son Allan HoovjG&tinee idol Yul South Korea repeatedly has de opbusinessman Uranium Continental Corp Robert J Radke 19 Ev er New York NY prentice nwas recovering McAclared the armistice agreemen today machines Brynner of the L Strauss chairman erated loading erett Wash was listed "as critical Lewis 4 voided received a back Mnjury: from Commission by the massive CommuAtomic lister said the two worked side by gave Energy Listed in serious condition at build-u- p wbile complaining nist dedication talk side while filming a potion picture in was Boiler Tender the ROK were limited to forces that Dee Gardner of Moab another yesrevealed M Haigh Wessington Richard Hollywood v : as such those in use at 86 weapons Mrs Sophie Considine miner witnessed the shooting that Brj ner suffered a S D terday was Consiend four of the the Bob He said Merrifield mother of columnist talking fighting fractured vertebra while doing 1 second the when in ago a worker dine passed away last night with trick horsebaclcf riding for the years South Korea also has appealed D C Mrs Consi- scenes in the mjvie "The Brothman suddenly turned walked to Washington dine who had lived in Washing- ers Karamazov last (Thursday1 for the introduction of American his truck and drew out a 38 ton for 83 years was born in Bal- The actor first Sid been reported atomic weapons to counter those pistol it said Russia has supplied the died at the home of as having a seveyt backj sprain timore (Continued on page 2 A) forces in North Korea The Red Rowe a daughter Mrs Milton United States already has weapOther survivors include another ons atomic capability in with of Considine son Charles J and Formosa Okinawa a second and daughJapan CENTRAL Utah (AP) A sin Washington called for a The also Mannion MrSi agreement George crashed ter plane private by leaves 10 V WASHTNGT rat: (AP) — The standstill in military strength three days ago in the southwest of WashingtonandShe could New sides both 14 weapons WILLIAMSPORT Pa (AP) — CommitSenate Appropriations em corner 6f Utah near here and grandchildren be added to the old That The pretty blonde daughter of a tee today held pe ecohomy line not said the officials ap today pilot froze the UN forces with weapSwedish air attache and a Senon a S4562526J money bill for 1 Actor John Conte undergoes the outmoded parently boarded a bus and went since ons whose parents ate page boy-Interior Dflartmept Forest home without telling anyone an appendectomy today so both feared they were rushing into The Washinston County sher he and Mrs Conte are occupying Service and soi£ minor governromance too fast — emerged from agencies iff's office received a report from beds at Cedars of Lebanon Hos- ment Collision 18 days of hiding today only to committ The appfoving the Freighter Administra Aeronautics and Civil the Conte in Hollywood run afoul of a highway speed pital mme items pro- Death Toll Rises tion that an airline pilot had wife Ruth vowed when they measure cut the patrol by posed jpouse when it BREST France (AP) — The spotted wreckage of a plane married they would never be passed State Police stopped Christina b01fdded the $6700000 A about a mile southeast of here from each other over- for a mineral separated Wennerstrom 16 and Huw Wildeath toll in the flaming collision pjchasesprogram to was mounted organized will the leave She posse hospital tanker and liams 18 as they sped along US night and came up fith a bill only of an American-owen- d chair his host's to investigate off occupy to back on daily 15 a Greek freighter House-passe- d Route their way Brittany CAA authorities said the plane on television's "Matinee Theater" $3856900 above thef Another sailor 13 today rose to Washington from Canada measure operated by Norman Bell Police Sgt LeRoy SAILOR INJURED IN CARRIER STEAM EXPLOSION was State Funds for thBeclamation Bu- was listed as missing in a hospiActor Don Murray an active Nellis Air Force Base Nev em Two sailors died Foulkrod quoted the girl as say Another pilot sent to layman in the Church of the reau a major portion of Interior ploye of injuries suffered in the coltal This unidentified sailor his face covered with blisters when a were ing she and Huw had been mara speech at the Department expenditures Brethren as gave looked said it check though D aftVa Carrier Aircraft Franklin steam pump exploded aboard the ried in Charleston W during a blindconvention last not included in f this hill These lision Wednesday15000-todenomination's had The was no one hurt tanker plane 2 after in the and Roosevelt is carried from er leaving their homes June ship docking Mayport and are in the publfo works construc- ing fog of the resistance on land and the passive back on its night Greek two or five flipped hurt the killed most and of the had seriously Fla The explosion that they critically spent asked for auestions in Rich- - tion bill passe by the House Stony Point then and had ins wing or exhaustion Onfor were treated heat 29 Ioannis and at weeks two others last prostration Wisagah freighter mond Va yesterday" All unidentified — (AP Wirephoto) crumpled tario near Toronto olution 5 5 CENTS KISHI OUTLINES McGarraghy ruled that a Japanese trial for Girard would violate his constitutional rights The government petition said McGarraghy's decision is "clearly wrong" and "public interest in an early disposition of this case" is very great 71 3 - ' for a manslaughter trial A petition filed with the court by Attorney General Herbert Brownell Jr asked the court to reverse last Tuesday's decision by Federal Judge Joseph C McGar-ragh-y -- 57!SMttl SECTIONS S § Frncit 6twfl 6 58 Cut lu Mmb con- clusion was based on evidence taken from 111 witnesses some of them still loyal to the Communist party in hearings held here and in Vienna London Rome and Geneva Keith C O Shann Australian ambassador to the Philippines who prepared the report said the revolution was "not an revolution as such" and was not fomented by outside agencies as for example Radio Free Europe NO OUTSIDE ASSISTANCE The three main conclusions of the committee comprising also Ceyrepresentatives of Denmark were lon Tunisia and Uruguay these Shann said: anti-Sovi- vr LU 43Prov 5? Salt Ukt 58 San 79 St 77 107 87 89 64 Phoil 54 Ptxtteli st x-a- five-pow- er tails group consist! of the United States Britain- France Canada and Russia The five-pow- er British Foreign Secretary feel wyn Lloya saia agreement oa force levels was a necessary part disarmament of any first-stag- e agreement In his proposal Stassen did not mention any force ceilings for other big powers like Britain or France or Red China However in previous exchanges the British and French forces were given a suggested limitation of 7500CK-me- each n WT9 d 1S' U B f iI fi-- tf 11 B ill Info Cour i WASHINGTON (UP)— Teamster Union Vice President James R Hoffa took to the US Court of Appeals today his attempt to force a delay in his bribery trial already in progress in a lower court Hoffa's attorney Edward Bennett Williams said the appeals court would be asked to intervene with an order directing District Judge Burnita S Matthews to postpone proceedings against the union official in her court Matthews denied Williams motion for a delay yesterday and nnpiprf as scheduled xrff'ea frial v jljAjka Williams was seeking a postponement on grounds that he had not had time to adequately prepare Hoffa's defense and that Hof— fa cannot presently get a fair trial here because of extensive and publicity given to his arrest into the Senate investigation Teamster Union corruption The publicity argument also was being used by the defense counsel for Hyrum I Fischbach who is standing trial with Hoffa and also is seeking a delay "crown prince" to Teamsters President Dave Beck is charged with bribing New York attorney John Cye Cheasty an employe of the Senate Rackets Committee to slip him confidential information from the committee's files at z time when the committee was investigating tha Teamsters Union |
