Show "THE WEATHER -- OGDEN: Partly cloudy chance of showers cooler low tonight (Uj high tomorrow 80 UTAH: Partly cloudy today thundershowers cooler high 80 low tonight 55 52 J 4-7- ToC ondemn 1 Censorship of Soviet Brutality in Hungary - M 4 - -- J ' - - ? - Ss f jt Assembly ing of the The vote early this morning came after four days of debate The count was 60 in favor 10 against and 10 abstaining The only negative votes were cast by the nine Soviet bloc countries and Yugoslavia Those abstaining were Afghanistan Ceylon EzvDt Finland India Indo nesia Nepal Saudi Arabia Syria ana Yemen boum Ainca was t 81-nati- A a SMASHING VICTORY The result was a smashing delegates to the United Nations appear undismayed by the General Asfor acts of sembly vote to condemn the Soviet Unionafter the asfall Leaving repression in Hungary last Georgi N Zarubin (right) sembly voted early today are Soviet ambassador to the U S Joseph Ullrich (left) and Czechoslovakia's representative to the U N to the Soviet representative Arkady Sobolev (center) j au-se- nt mattf1— Russian t a TTHHTMn a U N—(AP Wirephoto) Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge had taken the lead in lining up support behind the resolution and in resisting attempts by several BONN Germany (UP)— The campaign for tomorrow's general Asian nations to tone it down Asthe The resolution placed election ended today with Chancellor Konrad Adenauer considered the UN's behind a sure bet to win another four years in office sembly squarely Committee of InMore than 35 million West Germans will vote for 3000 candk quiry which had indicted the So- dates from 13 parties for the 494 seats in the Bundestag (lower viet Union and the Hungarian (house of Parliament) for mass regime of Janos Kadar Adenauer and The rfpnnrtations and indiscriminate opposition Socialist leader Erich slaughter in putting down last fall's uprising Ollenhauer made their final vocal and It called on the Russians "'deappeals for votes last night the Kadar government to And addressed 20000 Adenauer sist" from the repressions roaring supporters jammed into it named the Assembly presidentof Prince Wan Waithayakon five tents in Frankfurt's fair Thailand as special representarrrnnnfJe TJ a fftlH fflPm WaOct fipr tive to carry on the UN's efforts By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS nv wac fha rfam aairist lhe t aid the Hungarian people A cold air mass that moved j Teiteratedthe down from the "north into the suDreme confidence in victory he area east of the Rockies began has shown throughout the entire four-wee- k spilling over onto the western campaign slope today bringing colder temRALLIES TWO peratures to the Intermountain Ollenhauer addressed two ral area 1965 One result was early morning lies at Braunschweig and Hanover fna in the AiithwPst nmpr nf but confined himself to predic tions that Adenauer would fail MOSCOW (UP) — - The Moscow Wyoming to win the absolute majority need f Visibility at dawn was newspaper Literary Gazette to-a of mile at both Rock Springs and ed to form a new government day published detailed plans th th sun pvnppf pd without trouble Soviet project to send manned n Any imai appeals uy ime iwu rockets to the Moon Venus and to clear things up by one Laramie Wyo had major candidates will be written ing Mars by 1965 ones snow of An article by missile scientist inch Each voter will cast two sepY C Khlebtsevich said the Soviet FAIR BUT COOLER arate ballots tomorrow The first Union is now prepared to launch were votes will elect one-haof the temperatures Although interplanetary flight in northern cooler new of the members especially parliament to Khlebtsevich outlined plans Utah and southeast Idaho skies by a straight plurality in each of assault each of the three planets were and sunny today with 247 constituencies The second in turn the Moon between 1960 more fair to- votes will be of for lists of party and 1965 and Venus and Mars morrow the same expected candidates who will be chosen by between 1962 and 1965 65 between Readings Tanged proportional representation The plans call for attacking and 75 degrees in the northern Space in three stages area with In the first unmanned rockets temperatures 75 Idaho to 85 the rest in guided by radio from the earth of Utah and ranging up into the would blaze the trail over the rest of Idaho In the second unmanned "ar lowIn 80s Utah cold winds northern mored laboratories" would be whistled down the canyons along fired to positions on the planets the western slope of the Wasatch MIAMI (UP)— Hurricane Carto reconnoiter them by television Mountains rie aimed its rock- ' In the third multi-stag- e temwinds toward the North Atlantic low Some of the overnight ets would deliver a manned "sciincluded shipping lanes today with pracperatures early today entific station" marks of 49 degrees in Lewiston tically no chance of blowing onto Idaho 41 in Salt Lake City 35 any land areas d storm which Sentenced The in Pocatello 34 in Idaho Falls Again Boy as high as winds had at one time The — in 32 Salmon and A temperBARTOW Fla (UP) an hour roared northboy was sentenced to ature got down to 31 degrees at 160 miles sea at about five years in state prison yester- Rock Springs and to 22 degrees ward over the open almost hour miles paralat automobile per eight Big Piney Wyo day for stealing an coaste temStates United to the lel of Yesterday high the latest in his long string brushes with the law Criminal peratures included readings of line Reports early today located the Court Judge Roy Amidon said he 83 degrees in Lewiston 78 in of the hurricane about center 70 75 in Salmon Lake Salt to Hillock prisCity was sending Jack due east of Vero miles 67 1800 in Idaho and in Pocatello "bad of his past on because Beach Fla Fallsrecord" five-memb- er 81-year-- RocIies Cool Laramie Gets Inch of Snow j i Red-torrent"-- and Russia Tells Plans For Rockets to Planets in ! one-hal- " j w mid-mor- lf Utah-southea- st Hurricane Carrie Remains at Sea ur eight-day-ol- 14-year-- day-tim- I THREE TIMES AS FAST AS A 45 hour-Figure- s 1800-miIe-per-ho- ur j 27 3 © ' Lr' "aT jjahij'i f n '— c'"W ! r I'tii i i " j Chicago Mayor Irked by Slur At Police Force CHICAGO (UP)— Mayor Richard A Daley has attacked charges in a national magazine that Chicago "probably has the worst police department of any sizable city" in the country Daley called the statements "wild unsubstantiated and un" verified" A survey article on the nation's polioe departments appearing in the current issue of' Life Magazine said Chicago police seek assignment to the traffic detail "because of the money they can make by taking bribes from traffic offenders" Daley termed the article 'the lowest form of journalism" and said Chicago has "the best traf-fic-e accident reduction record of any of the major cities for the past four or five years" As for the bribe- accusations ricane Sam" a lifesize instru- - j kanvbodv who navs a bribe is dummy was ejected just as guilty as anyone who acfrom the sled in a seat from an cepts it No specific evidence has Air Force 4 Starfire As in a been produced" to support the previous run to which newsmen overall charge" Daley said were invited in 1956 the dummy's parachute did not inflate and he was shattered on rocks Sign Oil Agreement 1200 feet down the face of the PIACENZA Italy (UP)— Nacliff However officials said the tional oil chief Enrice Mattei said test was a complete success and last night that Italian drilling in provided the data desired Iran will start very soon Italy Ted Coleman president of Cole- and Iran recently signed an man Engineering said apparent agreement giving Italy the franfailure of a mechanism in a test chise to explore Iran's rich oil may mean the track is filling its fields on a profit basis fa-I said He Iran purpose" experimental voring from the 1956 test which some observers took at the time to be 1 a failure came a modification of D an ejection apparatus that has since become standard Air Force Church News i 3 equipment 8 9 'Comics Among the more important Editorial 4 Page tests at Project SMART was a 9 series to develop the "skip flow Obituaries a hides device a that 9 Radio-Tgenerator" Programs wave shock severe 6 7 pilot from the of air as he ejects himself from Sports 5 Theater a disabled aircrau at supersonic 9 Vital Statistics speeds N V EX IP MJ3 10000Ton - If TEST SITE Nev (UP)— The Atomic Energy Commission set off the 19th nuclear shot of its 1957 summer test series today after juggling people weather conditions and atomic effort to get bombs in a hurry-u- p series on with the "Fizeau" dubbed device The was fired at 9:45 am (PDT) atop a 500-fosteel tower at Yucca Flat ripping the desert sky with a force estimated by observers as about the potence of 10000 tons ASSURES GOVERNOR "I have assured the governor of TNT e Air Force planed Twenty-fivof the cooperation of federal of v i around t the awesome sal- winced t 25- whichrose cl°"d the governor of the progress al- - AAA T'Vl n inf !nfn fha rlir VUC UUU ICCi lllbU JriJ ready made in the elimination of had 26 associated experiments on segregation in other activities in a Biomedical timer sequence the state of Arkansas to time tests time from conducted "I am sure it is the desire of continued were series the the governor not only to observe during rabbits exposed in hutches the supreme'law of the land but withflash effect on their eyes for use the influence of his office SHOCK WAVE in orueny prugxeas u± uic jjwus which are already the subject of the order of the court" roared across the desert and The statement was issued to smacked newsmen and observers newsmen at the vacation White at news knob just seven miles House by Press Secretary James from the atomized steel tower C Haffertv who declined to amo AEC scientists swung into action to prepare for the firing of my n "fizeau" this morning immediate PLEDGES TO OBEY after test device "Whitney" Faubus pledged that he will ly was postponed six minutes beforA obey the law on school integra- the 5:30 am firing time tion but he voiced hope the fedof a key experiment Failure eral government "will act with on a sequence timer was blamed understanding and patience" the for delay At the same time Faubus said of The operaspeedup testing he has a responsibility to protect tions forced the temporary rehis people from violence moval of 60 persons from the He did not say whether he mining community at Linwould withdraw the National small 35 miles from parts Mine coln Guard troops he has called out of the Yucca Flat test site to stop integration in Little Rock AEC The reported that it had Faubus said flatly the 1954 Suto pay owners of the Wah preme Court decision banning agreed Mining Corp $45000 for Chang public school segregation "is the three to months order its emlaw of the land and must be ployes out of the danger area obeyed" the final tests He said nobody— not even the during said the location of Scientists Supreme Court — expects the the little mining community had changeover to be accomplished forced postponements of nuclear overnight tests more than 20 times during PEOPLE the spring nad summer because "The people of Little Rock" of unacceptable fallout patterns over the area Faubus said "are and T know that they expect to obey valid court orders In this Pope Urges Catholics they shall" have my support" The Arkansas governor said he To Forego Smoking does not think the Eisenhower adCITY (UP) — Pop© VATICAN of has ministration any thought urged Roman Catho"challenging" his duty to prevent Pius XII has to lic forego smoking priests violence and other "modvacations all essential is that public He said it a symbol of as ern" "papleasures those in federal authority priestly humility it was" tiently" understand the complex- their disclosed today ities of the problem v grammar school this week before he was quizzed in the Tuesday bombing of Hattie Cotton school— (AP Wirephoto) Kdsper Hid Dynamite Sdvs Nashville Chief ATOMIC i oft-postpon- ed ot °n-5ol- ° - I KASHVJLLE Tenn (AP) — Police quickened their search of a newly integrated school prompted by in formation from Police Chief Douglas Hosse tnat segregationist Jonn Kasper hid some dynamite three days before the blast Police Chief Douglas Hosse said Charles Reed brought to him yesterday by the FBI said Kasper brought some dynamite to Reed's home last Saturday Hosse said Reed told him the two left with it and hid it in a vacant house from wnicft it later aisapearea i i J Reed who was not arrested saia ne aian i Know wnaiatnappeneu to it On Tuesday a dynamite ex-- 1 son County Workhouse And federal officials indicated plosion damaged Hattie Cotton six of one grammar they are taking steps to try to School schools in which first grades were get his bond revoked on racially integrated this week un- criminal contempt conviction in der federal mandate Police had the Clinton Tenn segregation This would send him to not determined whether the na mite which blasted the school waitinft spnfpnP( nn a SPPOnd and that mentioned by Reed were conviction Both times he was convicted of criminal contempt the same Hosse said investigation would on grounds he violated a federal against interfering continue until the persons who injunction with racial integration of the actually planned and executed high school at Clinton 200 miles the bombing- are found Six men east of here Monday a hearing is set in are in custody in connection with S Court on whether a U the blast but deny any part in it federal Dist order against restraining Rewards in the dynamiting activities here now total $6000 should be replaced by a tempoThe latest developments injunction similar to that crackled electrically over this rary in the Clinton case Fedissued southern city on the first eral Judge William E Miller day since integration the restrainer Thursday Monday touching off a se granted of city and school at the ries of flareups which reached a officialsrequest peak with the school Diast It names Kasper the Rev John Schools have been dismissed un- McCurio of Albuquerque N M til Tuesday with a state fair and 10 Nashville segregationists holiday scheduled Monday as defendants McCurio itinerBEHIND BARS ant preacher also listed as John exMercurio is in the city workwas Kasper meanwhile — house after failing to pay a $200 one bars pected to be behind on a vagrancy charge fine — some time for way or another Davidson to come He now is in County jail in lieu of $2500 state charge of incitbond on to riot The charge is based ing on speeches he has made here recently Gary Cooper ' who has slain brated by hiring an entire amuseIf he posts the bond city po- hundreds a midnight party of celluloid Indians ment park for lice say they'll jail him immeBlack-fee- t diately on a second charge of today was captured by the tribe in Glacier Park Montvagrancy He was indicted yesterday on and he enjoyed it Yup Coop was the inciting to riot charge and if inducted and made honorary convicted faces a sentence of 11 of the One Cloud Davidchief Eagle months and 29 days in the greatest assemblages of Blackfeet chiefs— eight of them— joined the ceremony Chief Theodore BOY 10 FREED Last Star inducted Cooper Chief FROM CHARGES Paul Old Chief bestowed the headdress of eagle feathers OF SLAYING DAD Montana's Swedish-bor- n governor J Hugo Aronson almost Pa (UP) PITTSBURGH stole the scene in his role of A boy who shot was and killed his father honorary Chief After Buffalo in corona Blackfeet regalia Bashfully full freed yesterday by the ruled which Cooper accepted a kiss on the er's jury from Princess Many Victorcheek was "justifiable"Cher-venaslaying k to clinch the deal ies Michael "Mickey" he started in the movies what Before his mother asked a when as meant it cowboy extra Cooper lived the verdict in Montana where his father was announced The mother a Supreme Court judge Mrs Shirley Chervenak' "It and him replied hugged MUST LIKE ELVIS — Elvis Showman Mike Todd has hired means you can go home" GarPresley's latest girl shows off New York's Madison Square The boy the youngest ever a cute set of dimples and the den —which seats 18000 persons to face a possible murder some — for "an intimate party for "Friendship ring"- the croonCounty charge in Allegheny emotion-markeer the gave her as she prepares chums" Todd said yesterday d testified at the her first movie role in for on will the night be held party inquest that his fathanHollywood Anita Wood hosof Oct 17 to mark the first Michael Chervenak Jr er tess on a Memphis TV show open' niversary of the Broadway 31 repeatedly beat him and g film says she and the singer haveing of His his mother " n't talked about marriage but "Around the World in 80 Days The shooting took place that she wouldn't object if When the film opened in London Sept 6 celethe subject did come up several months ago Todd to-H- o s pro-Commun- ist R ve threat 75-2- 5 - "I Hi Desert With - - - The United States repeatedly has denied it has any intention of intervening in Syria But that has not slowed the Russian propaganda campaign In Athens a Greek government spokesman lashed back at a Moscow radio broadcast accusing Greece of conspiring with the United States against Syria QUOTlt "MINISTER"'" He said that Greece's friendly-tiewith all Arab nations are well known and "maybe this fact annoyed Moscow's commentators" In Cairo the Middle East News Agency quoted a Saudi Arabian cabinet member Minister of Communications Abel Aziz as pledging his country's support against "aggression" in Syria But diplomatic sources in Washington said that just last Aug 25 King Saud expressed his serious concern to President Eisenhower over developments in Syria The Middle East News Asencv in Cairo said in a dispatch from Beirut Lebanon that the Saudi Arabian monarch would visit Syria on his way home from West Germany in about two weeks He is undergoing medical treatment in West Germany F-9- - - Bul-gani- ment-stuffe- d : :y--- CLjlli A ii"--- ' Bulganin's note delivered last Wednesday and released last night in Moscow warned Turkey that any joint intervention in leftist leaning Syria with the United States would bring disaster to Turkey He repeated a charge made earlier this week by Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko that the United States is plotting with Turkey to attack Syria Western observers in Moscow said Israel could be expected to n be the next nation to get A - I (AP)— President Eisenhower saidhe iritoday Arkansas Gov Orval Faubus had assured him Court tends "to respect the decision of the U S District f in the Little Rock school integration case The President issued a statement after conferring more than two hours with Faubus but shed no light on whether the governor had agreed to withdraw National Guard troops from Central High School at Little Rock r Faubus has used the troops to bar mingling of white and Negro students at that school R After the Eisenhower-Faubu- s conference both sides called the meeting friendly and very constructive " Here is the text of Eisenhower's statement: --rfgV — niniiii ' I nfiiimwyTl J "At the request of Governor &''! vs ' " v- X Faubus of Arkansas I met with ' this morning in a construcK : ' I If him v tive discussion regarding the car' '' ' '' $ k rying out of the order of the federal courts in the matter of the high schools of Little Rock "The governor stated his intention to respect the decisions " I i V of the United States District Court and to give his full co -1 I 'I operation in carrying out his responsibilities in respect to these decisions In doing so I 1 : I I s I recognize the inescapable respon: sibility resting upon the governor in his state I am gratified by his constructive and SCHOOL BLAST INFORMANT— Charles Reed is shown attitude at our meeting iPtfprpd "KKK" near an integrated Nashville d BULLET hour on a monorail track at ChiBy KEITH WALLENTINE HURRICANE MESA- (UP)— A na Lake Calif and 1705 miles rocket sled of the Air Force su- per hour on a dual track at the personic research track of Hur- same base Both sleds stayed on ricane Mesa in southern Utah has the track and"were recovered A achieved a speed of 1800 miles light sled that was destroyed first per hour it was announced to- reached 2200 miles an hour at day ' Goleman Engineering Company China Lake million-dollar operator of the 2 By comparison a 45 caliber research track for the Air Force pistol bullet leaves the muzzle said the sled plunged over a 1500-f- t cliff at the end of the at 590 miles per on the supersonic recedar and sagebrush dotted mesa tracks search including those at and was destroyed Base Calif SuForce Air Edwards Project SMART short for Base Air Force Holloman and Research personic Military Air news a in M released were N isloated Track was built atop the of end at the the conference which of the cliff mesa because track annual coma fourth supersonic to follow allows scientists held to exchange plete escape sequence that is symposium amon scieninformation track a to would what pilot happen was vear's This tists meeting was he time from the ejected frnm 9 Aieis'hleA nlono Itntil his (held at Zion National Park near here parachute opened A routine rocket sled run on The figure by at Hurricane Mesa was believed Hurricane Mesa was witnessed newsand 9400 a record for the heavy symposium delegates rocket sled used in the experi men It reached about 565 miles ment However lighter sleds per hour snort oi supersonic have sped up 2180 miles per ranges At niaximum speed Hur-- 4 -- 54 7 Ex' spying Rocket Sled Attains 1800 MPH At H urncane Mesa Test Track " I RELEASE NOTE Germans Vote Sunday Adenauer Big Favorite vic- tory for the United States The US delegation headed by 5 ' o P fi NEWPORT The accused sDies — Soviet as sistant naval attache Capt Alex andre Maraguine 38 and an other Russian named Michael Lis- chin —were causht by police last night trying to buy militarv information from a young Turk at Bosphorus Both were given 48 hours to get out of the country in which they have lived since 1952 The Turkish action was not marked officially as reaction to a belligerent note from Soviet Premier Adnan Menderes But Westerners regarded it as an indication the Turks would not bow to Russian intimidation red-hande- on :9 90 40 59 Action Comes Soon try-fo- r The condemnation was a key resolu- provision of i a i 1 A ° 0 Middle East today by ousting two Russians from the coun protests a m?§ u cm Turkey reacted to a blunt new Soviet warning on the sembly today brushed aside and "neutralist" voted a new condemnation of the Soviet Union for repressive measures against the Hungarian people: S3 Ir By UNITED PRESS UNITED NATIONS - N Y (AP)— The U S General As- 77 5 CENTS 1 SECTION 12 PAGES After Belligerent Note From Kremlin Is Big U S Victory - 2 Soviets For Spying ction a Rm xl -- ?7 ' -- Vet at Max Min 95 71 77 50 n "I - H K - Max Minf 50' Phoenix 81 83 53 Poeatell 54 40 Prove 68 41 Salt Lake 77 44 San Francisc 96 70 St George 79 43 Seattle 81 69tWest fellst Ogden Boist Butte Chieaga Denver SEPTEMBER 14 1957 SATURDAY EVENING OGDEN UTAH 7ll s i x5 Logan Les Angeles VOffiS 37-nati- f n' Las TELEPHONE EX No 244 86th YEAR (TV TEMPERATURES i — i : his-fir- dy-jca- st se - anti-integratio- n LAW-ABIDIN- ol be-?a- n a last-minu-te G law-abidi- non-scho- r ng NAMES IN THE NEWS anti-integrati- on 1 - 10-year-- w-a-s - - Oscar-winnin- I issue with Elvis Presley took 7 two of his musicians who said in Memphis lenn uiey iau quit because they were "underpaid "I feel like they were hired out from under me" Presley said entertainer The swivel-hippesaid he would "miss" Bill Black and Scotty Moore But he added "there are plenty of musicians around begging for work" "I don't believe Scotty and I could raise more than 50 bucks between us" Black said in announcing the resignations In announcing their resignations both Black and Moore expressed admiration for Presley" But they said wrhereas the singer has prospered they have not He promised us that the more he made the more we would make" Moore said "But it hasn't worked that way" Rock Hudson has been sued in Hollywood for one million dol lars by movie director Raoul Walsh Walsh asserted in the suit filed yesterday in Superior Court that in July 1952 Hudson agreed to appear in four pictures to be produced by Walsh but subsequently refused to do so Oilman Guy Preston Patton and Mexican movie star Elsa Car denas were to be married todaj in Houston Tex The actress had a leading role in tht d 22-year-o- ld movie "Giant" i |