Show THE OGDEN "2" STANDARD-EXAMINE- Hondurans Set Election for New Assembly R OGDEN UTAH SATURDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER 21 1957 v NETHERLANDS FARMER EMERGES AS WORLD'S CHAMPION PLOWMAN PEEBLES Ohio (UP)A smiling happy young farmer from The Netherlands today was the champion plowman of the world Willem De Lint 27 of Zevenbergse Hock won the 1957 world plowing championship here yesterday at the close of v world conservation and plowing matches and John Mason Derbyshire England was runner-u- p Finland Renko of named reserve champion Arvd Jokinen was third and William G Wright of Magharafelt Londonderry Northern Ireland took fourth Fifth was R J Miller of Somerset England The Hollander outpldwed champions from 12 other forto win the coveted eign countries and the United States Golden Plow Trophy "It was worth the trip across the ocean" De Lint said when lie was presented the award by Mrs C 'William O'NeilL wife of Ohio's governor at the Master Plowman's Banquet — De Lint left his bride of five months to come here to compete in the fifth annual contest held in conjunction with the World Conservation Exposition TEGUCIGALPA Honduras n (UP) —More than 500000 voters of both sexes will go to the polls tomorrow to elect delegates to a national assembly as a first step to restore constiHon-dura- j" s V 4 V REGAINS SPEECH Christine Sandstoe 13 Marshalltown Iowa girl unable to talk since July 22 after a brain injury in an automobile accident regained her speech this week Christine who suffered from verbal aphasia is shown visiting with her father Ingwald Sandstoe Beaman Iowa after regaining use of her voice Christine's mother died in the accident— (AP Wirephoto) FLUNK IE AND A MENACE Satchmo Scores Manager For"Making Statements (UP) — r Jazz trumpeter Louis Armstrong today blasted his" traveling manager as a "flimkie" and "a menace to the colored people" and said no one speaks for Satchmo except CHICAGO Satchmo" Pierre Tallerie the manager stated1 yesterday that Armstrong's criticism of President Eisenhower was made in a moment of exasperation and that Armstrong 4loves"EisenhCWeT and - feels he is doing all he can" in the Little 7 Rock school crisis The famed ambassador of jazz earlier this" week charged President Eisenhower with being "two faced" in allowing Arkansas Gov Orval Faubus — "an uneducated plowboy" — to run the federal government i ' Later he reaffirmed his statement that the "government can go to hell" with its plans to send him on a good will tour of Rus-- tutional order in Honduras suspended since December 1954: Three parties are seeking control of the assembly: The Liberal Nationalist and National Reformist Movement Dr Ramon Villeda Morales a physician lately ambassador to the United States and presidential candidate in the inconclusive election held in 1954 heads the Liberal party Gen Tiburcio Carias Andino who ruled Honduras with an iron hand for 16 years beginning in 1932 is the Nationalist party chief He is 81 years old Gen Abraham Williams 63 who was vice president and interior minister under Carias but broke with him and sought to reform the Nationalist party along more liberal lines heads the Na tional Reformist Movement an offshoot of the Nationalist party The - present situation stems from the inconclusive 1954 presidential election in which Villeda Morales Carias Andino and Williams were the candidates of their respective parties Neither of them polled the 51 per cent absolute majority required by the then prevailing election law Under the 1936 constitution the situation called for Congress to elect the president by a vote and failing this to turn the matter over to the supreme court However the Nationalists and National Reformists by agreement failed to show up in concongress and thereby brought end an to stitutional procedure Acting President Julio Lozano assumed full powers as chief of state in December 1954 He was and forced to resign Oct 21 1956three-man a to turn over the power to military junta Two of the original three-ma- n still in power — Col junta are Hectir Caraccioli and Maj Roberto Galvez Barnes "The third Gen Roque Rodriguez was ousted by the army last July The constituent assembly to be elected Sunday will convene Oct 21 to draft a new basic charter It will be empowered to elect a new president or order popular presidential elections two-thir- interview held after Armstrong's concert in Fargo last night Armstrong flanked by five other musicians in his combo said "doesn't particularly Tallerie care about the colored people He's trying to make me look like a fool to my own people" musician said The he knows his own mind "I can speak for myself I'm fighting for my rights" he said As for Tallerie he said "He doesn't know anything about music—he used to drive a bus" Armstrong then turned to the proposed trip to Russia which he earlier said he wouldn't make because he would have no answer "if the people over there ask me what's wrong with my country" 57-year-o- ld ! 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