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Evening star., 1956-12-21

peace offensives and wheedling
propaganda. It has been a trans
mission belt for the Communist
idea.
Split in Leadership
Hungary has blown sky-high
the Khrushchev experiment with
relaxations and has caused a wide
split in the ranks of the Soviet
collective leadership itself. This
quarrel is still to be resolved.
Soviet leadership now finds it.
self faced with a frightful di-
lemma which is inducing a sort
of political paralysis at the top
Of the pyramid of power.
The Russian leadership has
found that a little relaxation is
dangerous and leads to bold de-
mands for more. To reimpose
StaliniSm would be to invite open
revolution throughout the whole
Soviet Communist empire. 1t ap-
pears to be far too late for such
measures now.
Bulganin and Khrushchev have
lost their big gamble to win
friends and influence people by
smiling. Sooner or later they
are going to have to pay the
price. This knowledge perhaps
provides a measure of consola-
ton for the West. With all their
current troubles and problems.
the Western nations crises pales
beside the one the Kremlin
faces.
Evening star., 1956-12-21
Continued From First Pag

continued From First Pagt
stories concerning the incidents
These reports. country by -coun.
try. include:
RuSSia-Demands by student.
at Moscow University that a Sec
ond political party be created
An outcry among political stu.
dents at Moscow Conservatory
when a professor refused to dis
cuss Soviet military intervention
in Hungary. A walkout of zoe
students from a Moscow lecture
when the lecturer refused tc
discuss Russian policy toward
Hungary.
ROmania-Arrests of students
who failed to explain mass alb
sence. Homework piled on stu
dents. A market place demon
stration against the food Short
ages.
POland--Demonstrations at a
hall dozen cities. Banning OF
Polish newspapers for export to
other satellite countries.
East Germany-A near riot
of Dresden youths. Demonstra-
tions by East Berlin and Leipzig
students.
Bulgaria-Regime warned oi
"secret enemies" in the country
and of "dissident elements.
Students refused to attend po-
litical classes.
Albania-Strikes and demon
strations in a number of places
Lithuania - Signs demanding
Russians 60 home"
CZechOSlOvakia - Some panic
buying reported at the end oi
October. Party leaders talked
about "reactionaries and ene-
mics" in the country.
Western officials recalled that
In the three big satellite out
breaks-East Germany in mid.
1853 and Poland and Hungary
Evening star., 1956-12-21
EGYPT

Continued From First Page
transport brought the prisoners
back.
The 450 British civilians ex-
Changed were employees of con-
tractors in charge Of mainte-
nance of British military bases
in the Suez Canal zone that were
handed over to Egyptian military
control earlier this year. The
civilians were interned by the
Egyptians at the start of the
seven-week war.
1 All that remained for the final
British-French withdrawal was
to put aboard the last troops and
tanks holding a slim barbed wire
beachhead area. Just when this
would take place was not an
nounced. The general feeling
was that "E day" (embarkation)
would be tonight or Saturday
morning.
United Nation sentries were
posted at the former British
French headquarters building.
Gen. Stockwell moved his
headquarters aboard ship.
Wheeler Sets Up Headquarters
United States 1t. Gen. Ray
mond A. Wheeler. in charge of
removing distractions from the
Evening star., 1956-12-21

in an alley. He was arrested by
PVts. r, B. Spicknall and Harry
A. Dunn of the 11th precinct.
Later police arrested Dennis
. Miller. 10. of the 100 block
of Eaton road Sc. Both OF the
men. who are Negroes, were
charged with HOUSEKEEPING.
Police were looking for third
man in the case.
Evening star., 1956-12-21

O1IOH migOb mean.
The Russians have suffered a
military defeat. The Hungarian
revolution has virtually knocked
out 100 divisions. Can any di-
vision in the whole satellite en-
pire in Europe be considered re-
liable by the Russians now?
Hungary has reduced to ruin
the careful missionary work per-
formed by Premier Bulganin
and Party Boss Khrushchev in
their jaunts to the Far East, to
Yugoslavia and to London. In
the light of the Russian actions
In Hungary, the Geneva smile
has become a grim mockery.
Unrest in Russia
Hungary has stirred restless
forces throughout the whole
satellite empire and has even
aroused similar forces inside the
Soviet Union itself. When the
troops get back from Hungary,
even more of the story will be
known to the Russian people, al
ready engaged in some melan-
choly Slavic wrestling with their
own consciences.
The Soviet action in Hungary
has lost for world communism
the important support of in
tellectuals in Western Europe
and elsewhere in the nom Com
munist world. This fellow -trav-
cling support has been a ready
shield and a receptive audience
for the procession of Soviet
Evening star., 1956-12-21

ber of block ships partially
lifted.
So far, it was pointed out
there was no arrangement fol
the feet to work southwark in
the canal. Additional British sal
wage units at Alden, which could
work northward in the canal, SC
far have not been utilized al
though they are at the disposal
of the U. NJ. the spokesman said
Evening star., 1956-12-21
Red Leaders Act to Curb
Further Satellite Unrest

this year = the patterns were
similar. In each case, demon
strations permitted by the re-
gime apparently to allow for
some letting off of steam, got out
of hand and jittery local police
fired on the demonstrators.
Off1cials said they doubted the
Communists would make the
same mistake again. They said
demonstrations probably would
no longer be allowed.
Evening star., 1956-12-21
Boy Hit by Truin, Unhurt

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Dec.
21 (Pl. - A railroad engine
knocked down 10-year-old Ste
phenSon Black and roared over
him yesterday at nearby Wini-
frede. 1t cut off the tip of the
boys shoe. He was treated at a
hospital for minor bruises.
Evening star., 1956-12-21

old had been arrested in Feher,
Western Hungary, and accused
Iof hiding two submachineguns,
two rifles and ammunition.
A former political officer in the
Hungarian Army was reported
sentenced to is years in prison
by a military court in Kecskemet
because he failed to surrender
his service pistol.
Dubious on Kadar
A well informed Socialist
source told western reporters the
Hungarian Social Democrats are
reluctant to negotiate with Pre-
mier Kadar about a Communist
Socialist coalition. At the same
time the Premier was reported
unwilling to acknowledge the
existence Of a second labor party,
maintaining that the 1948 forced
merger Of Socialists and Com
muniStS still is valid,
Evening star., 1956-12-21
Two Held in Theft
From Laundry Safe

Police arrested two men early
today and charged them with the
theft Of SOS from the safe OF
the Carroll Laundry, Fourteenth
and r streets Sc.
The first man. Timothy X
Allen. l8, of the 1000 block OF
Eighth street NE. was picked up
about Ais am. sitting in a car
Evening star., 1956-12-21
Fleet to Be "CiviIianized"

rleet 10 be Clvll1anlZed
Lord Hailsham, First Lord of
the British Admiralty, announced
yesterday the salvage fleet would
be "civilianized"-its crews put
in dungarees and the ships guns
diSmounted.
British Admiralty spokesmen
in London today said these ar
'rangements had been worked out
between Britain and the United
Nations and it was assumed the
U. N. had acted with the agree
ment of Egypt.
The spokesmen said so far ii
was agreed the British salvage
fleet would operate only in Port
Said harbor. where it already
has cleared a channel for me-
dium-sized ships and has a num-
Evening star., 1956-12-21
Writer Says Revolt Cost
Russio 100 Divisions
BY WILLIAM L. RYAN
Associated Press FOREIGN News Analyst

LONDON, Dec 2l-The Russians probably are less ready
Tor war today than at time the yearsand for
that the Western world thank the people Hungary
The Hungarian revolt has shocked people of the
countries realization dependence on the Soviet
Evening star., 1956-12-21

canal for the u. NJ, established
headquarters aboard the Danish
salvage ship Svitser in Port Said
Harbor today. On December 26
he will move his headquarters to
Ismailia. midway point on the
canal.
The U. N. information Office
in Cairo said he would make a
report to Egyptian authorities
early next week and that actual
clearance operations would then
begin Apparently this report
will clear up some of the ar
rangements he has made.
Admiral Durnford Slater said
last night 10 British salvage
ships which will remain here
would pull aside for the first two
days after the British French
evacuation to avoid any danger
from rifle fire from Egyptians.
Two big German lifting ships,
the Energie and Ausdauer, which
have been working with the Brit
ish fleet. have been released to
the U. N. and will sail south
down the canal.
Evening star., 1956-12-21
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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-22
Club In First
Annual Fashion
Show And Tea

The home of Mrs. Velma Lewis.
s25 N. Chatsworth was the scene
Of delightful affair when the
stitch N Chatter" Sewing Club
presented its first annual dress
making Fashion Show and Tea
Sunday. June II.
A pink and white color scheme
was carried out In decorations.
The tea table conferred with a
beautiful floral arrangement Of
pink and white snapdragons and
graced at one end with a pink and
white crystal punch bowl struck
an artistic note and enhanced the
beauty Of the setting,
The club, comprised OF young
ladies' who do their own sewing,
attested TO their talent and orr
ginality with the number OF beau
tiful outfits shown and modelled
Commentators were Mrs. Hope
Abrams and Mrs. Elonzella Suth-
erlin.
The afternoon was enjoyed by
the guests who came in TO Rd-
mire the many creations shown.
and 10 enjoy the refreshments
and socialize.
Members and models included
the Mines. Abrams, Sutherlin,
Lewis Alma Johnson, ClRudette
Bryant, Juanita Osborne, Ethel
Barr. Pearl Johnson. Donna Bar
nett, Pearl Mcintosh and Miss
Doris Frank
Guests who shared their hospi-
tally were the Mines. Marian
Sayles, Juanita Nichols, Byron
Brown. william b. Helm, Char
lotte Curry, NJ. @. Brookins.
Clifford Specie, Helen Wagner,
Rose Henderson, Marion Brown,
Helen Powell, Armenia Walker,
Lillian Reed, Vlckie Henderson,
Jsrllne Roberts and Cleola Day.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-06-22

MIS-, james Lane, tAA Fremont
Av. N. who observed their 4Ist
wedding anniversary on wednes-
day, June 20.
Visit In Isanti' The Mezsrs, For
est Mckinney Kenny Mckinney
and Everett Law. all OF Mime
apolis, were guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Carr OF Isanti. MINI.
ON Sunday. June IT.
Returns Home; Mrs. NJ. E
Bailey OF Colorado Springs, Colo,
who has been visiting in the city
for the past six weeks, guests OF
her daughter-in-law and son. Mr.
and Mrs. Gerald Bailey sr., Of
S549 Fourth Av s., left for her
home on Tuesday, June 10, Mrs
Bailey came to the city because OF
the illness OF her son, Mr., Bailey
Is now recuperating at his home
and well on the road 20 recovedy.
Visiting In Washington Mrs
Eiae Lewis OF 400 Il. seth 81
left the city Sunday. June 10 e
spend a month in Tacoma, Wash.
visiting her daughter-in-law and
son. Mrs, Lewis reports having a
grand time.
week End A. Lakes Mr.. and
Mrs, Frank Jackson, T20 Hum
boldt Av NJ, Mr. and Mrs, Fred
Slemmons and son Freddie and
Mr.. and Mrs, James Martin and
children Of st. Paul, spent the
week end az Hidden Eden Resort
on beautiful West Fox Lake, the
Vacation Land OF the Northwest
House Guest; Mrs. Matte Mae
Hullum OF Minden, La, II spend.
ing the summer with Mrs. Ann
Rhein OF 1902 Clinton Av
Family Guests; Mr., and Mrs
Alexander Simmons OF Inkster
Mich, are visiting Rev and Mrs
Martin l.. Simmons and family OF
S7b6 Fifth Av s. Alexander II a
brother OF Rev. Simmons, The Wis.
itors Will return to their home on
June ~.
wednesday Matinee Club; Mrs
Kelsie whitmore, 800 Rondo Az.
was hostess 20 the "Wednesday
Matinee club on June Q. A new
member Mrs Mariory BuolCner
was welcomed into membership
Following the business aesainn
members celebrated the birthday
Of Mrs Sue Gordon. with gifts
cards and the traditional birthday
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Debs & Dates
BY JOINT"

Hi there fabulous debs and dates
of the Twin Towns Wen at last
some Of your school days are over,
and most of you are looking for
ward to your vacations, where a
lot of you viii be leaving town,
and II the happenings are great,
you may not venture back this
way for a long spell.
Thursday night Minnie Arnold
gave a jump at her house, and the
place was overlooking with people
making all kinds Of noise.
Gayle Schofield gave an after
graduation party on Thursday
night.
There was quite a few happen
ings Friday night. A party at the
Local, Janice Merrill had a party,
and a lawn party in st. Paul
At Whealey on Friday, there
was a dance, and some kind Of
deal for the people who partcipat-
ed in sports throughout the year.
There was a picture Of Charlotte
Early and John Wade in the morn
ing TRIB doing the Bop"
There was a Bermuda dance at
the Norway Hall on Saturday
night.
Barbara Allen gave a small sur
prise going away party for Gayle
Schofield, who has left for Detroit.
Work out, Gaylel
Tuesday, Little Richard Is going
TO kick up a storm" at Pioneer
Hall. He should be real great with
his Long Tail Sally and ''Tutti
Fruitti."
There are a lot Of new debs and
dates that hit the Twins" re-
Gently. / hope they like II and stay
awhile, because, then there win be
news faces 10 look at for a while
Tuesday a roller skating party
Is going to be held at the Arena
That's real cool, because every
one Graves the deal, and I know ]
for one shall strictly be making II
on down 10 the place.
Well, people, I got TO stop the
fow of printers ink, and make II
off the scene. II has been nice.
shooting the breeze with you, but
you know how IT goes, at some
time or other, even the best Of
things has 70 come TO an end, 50
be cool. and III dig you in the
future. Signing off!
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the return trip he was accom-
panied by their little daughter,
Jonita, who returned home with
him. They also visited in Kansas
City, Kans. Mr.. Hall reports an
enjoyable time was had visiting
relatives and friends In both cities.
vacationed In California; Mrs.
Frank Schine and son Michael of
1016 w. Central Av., returned
home Sunday from San Francisco,
Calf, where they spent a vacation
visiting Mr.. Schine's brother and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Schine
and sister, Mrs. Harriet Johnson
and family, and other friends.
DYwYK Club Held Meeting:
Mrs. Hermione Hickman, 1856 St.
Anthony Av., was hostess to the
DYWYK club on Thursday, June
IA. Plans were made for the
clubs annual picnic which viii be
on July Is. The place will be de-
cided later. Mrs. Birdie Howell.
3s1 N. Grotto, will be hostess at
the next meeting July IL.
On Vacation: DIR. and Mrs. Earl
S. Weber and daughter, Barbara
Jean Of 345 ". Victoria St, will
leave June %, for Lake Sullivan,
Aitl1in, MINI, and win vacation at
Evergreen Resort They viii re-
turn home on July 5.
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cake A tasty lunch was served
by the hostess,
Former Residents WIN Visit;
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Johnson,
former residents OF Minneapolis,
now living in Pasadena, Calf,
win arrive in the city Saturday.
June %, for a three weeks vRca-
ton and visit with old friends.
They win be the guests for a week
OF Mr. and Mrs J. r. Stevens
1924 Fourth Az, 8 They win va
cation for week at Lake Adney
and the remainder OF their stay
win be In Duluth, MINI. a. the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. George
Adams The Johnsons left Pasa-
dena Thursday, June n.
To Wed; Invitations have been
issued by Mr., and Mrs. Piouis
Moore, sr.. Of SIT Fifth Az. S.
for the wedding Of their daughter,
Colleen Collette 10 Mr.. William
o. Robinson, son Of Mr.. and Mrs,
Patton Robinson OF 766 Carroll
Avp ST. Paul. The wedding win
be a social event OF Saturday
July IA. at 7 p, m. at Zion Baptis,
church. with Rev. II. w. Bolts
sr. officiating. A reception win
follow in the church parlors.
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WHAT'S NEW Doctors in hos
pitfalls can now be PACED silently
10 the vast benefit Of patients
instead OF over a raucous public
address system Industry has de-
yeloped a tiny pocket-clipped per
sonal loudspeaker-wireless pag-
ing system based on "transistOriz-
ed" radio receivers.
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Sylvester A, Young Jr., son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester A. Young
ST., Of 5035 living Av. NJ, was a
June graduate of North High
School.
Sylvester's school activities in
cluded football, he was member
Of the North High School Band
and the naval reserve.
He plans to make music his car
eer. He plans to enroll at Nc
Phail School OF Music and will
take saxaphone lessons. He win
try to go to Washington in Feb
ruary TO addition for the Navy
Band.
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Social and Personal
4 MINNEAPOLIS 4

Leave For Home Miss Barbara Davis 394s Fifth Av s
and Miss Mieent Wheeler 3641 Fifth Az S. left BY motor
early Saturday morning for their Omaha Neb Both
young ladies teachers in the Minneapolis school system
will return 20 resume their teaching in September
Wedding Anniversary Greetinga Greetings 10 Mr. and
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On 7 LIZ oJHOFILID
Gayle Schofield, daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Schofield OF
1892 Clinton Av., is a June grad
uate Of Central High School. Min
nespolis.
Miss Schofield is a member Of
the Spanish Club. GAA, and she
worked in the office.
She plans TO enroll at the Uni
versity of Minnesota and win
major In elementary education.
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For - years the comsnunity's
most dependable class journal
Can Louise Hughes at FEderal
5-TO7I 20 place a classified ad-
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Liberia To Set Up

Liberia To Set Up
Iron Ore Plant
MonroHa- amp Liberals
plans TO install a $4,000, 900 iron
ore plant was disclosed last week
by official sources
The plant, used for treating iron
ore, will be erected at Bomi Hills.
Elsewhere in the little Republic,
a newly-built air terminal with
modern facilities has been COM
pleted at the James spriggs Payne
airfield here. II is now in opera
ton.
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was me SOUND OF newspaper and television people
falling off their chairs in sheer disbelief When the
irrepressible Mr.. Adams tossed a question at Muir
row about the seriousness Of the Presidents con-
ditons, Mr.. A. was breaking some sort of unwrit-
ten rule One just doesn't question the White
Haired Boy of CHS news royalty, old bean. Most
OF The Big Names appearing the Murrow show
are so Petrified with fright they do well to answer
questions coherently let alone sneak one in on their
own. The quicklyconcealed flicker of irritation ON
the Murrow visage and the speed with which the
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Social and Personal
u ST. PAUL y

Gold Band Club The Gold Band Club Monday evening"
June Is at the home of Mrs Frank Schne 1915 w Central
Plans completed for a roller skating party
Visited In Kansas Max Hail. 1920 W. Central Av has
turned from visit to Chanute Kans where he visited his
wifeS Mrs Halls parents Rev. and Mrs Henry Simmons
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a a Hlys
Were there stations of
the CBsTv network when the
Sunday gh7 What with all of those coord and white
fners playing panner and singing together
little upsetment south
invited to an affair given by one Of his
recently gentleman purchased home
in the upper east Bronx but weren't
brick affair that greeted when the
curb in front of the house.
right Mr. Russell inquired of
the taxi driver. belHgerant type character.
you gave me- buddy" the hackie replied
testify.
a middle class white nerhbor-
sign
house directly the street The myself
skeedaddng gets swing
got house thirty people
scattered all the place in various attitudes
was holding thing not even glass Of aqua pura Our hosts
pounced
settled properly We and enthusiastic
cleaning refnge
opened freezing compar
ment His wife almost knocked him down sammng the door sb
again before could get good gander at what inside Or
rather should what wasn't inside don't know where
the food but it definitely wasn't in there.
taken down in the basement
thought that maybe things would begin to look little
array
whisEdes
Our host nudged Mr. and
idea yours Russ he said filling empes
with cold tea!
Tear" gasped Teal"
Sure a thing
should a them ?" 7
inquired.
oh gotta real bottle here up
stairs hghbals"
hind the depths
quick calculation One bottle Of bourbon divided
about thirty people would mean sniff Of the cork apiece
provided could why the
party was being confined to the main floor.
expressions stranded and dry assembage
upstairs walked with that bottle would have
discouraged He doled shot
glasses aplomb Of Man Of Distinction opening bottle Of
vintage Why somebody didn't grab the bottle and
conk him he with it, I'll know.
coincidence but people suddenly
bred individuals
grabbed Mr. Russell by the coatta but
turn him loose
you and the wife stick around for awhile
much of mind of his anyhow so
pretended didn't
We'll" said when all comfy and coy How
about buying place Russ" he asked of
they're asking Only paid s2 900 for this deal we
Our hosts wife favored dirty Well didn't like
feeling mutual don't Ike people VINO go around
slamming icebox doors
You don't money buy house Russ our host
observed IAN YOU need is Credit credit"
By must have been fresh out Of credit
the grocery liquor emporium
You think this stuff had to pay
cash for our inquired HM the dirty look this
time / don't likes anybody
When our host found losing convince that we
soud by the house asked he could Mr.
Russell in the bedroom this opportunity to smack
INV hat ON INV wife what lovely time had
she managed surpkle smile and said she hoped shed see me
again sometime thought myself not see you nrs you sd
bag She'll to shut up In that ice box
As sp as we were out asked Mr. Russell what al
Of that conference was aboutin the bedroom
He bucks until payday my spouse said
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certainly didn't appear to be inundated or
ms attractive wife and the three very fine
family picture Mrrow be the this neck OF
the woods but Adams roost in his own balc
Attaboy, Adams!
The publicity boys In the high command will
governor Ave Hartman ON the
party totem pole For years selling folks the
propaganda that Wall a rapacous human l
te who feeds off the dwntrodden
working
Now bless Aunt Mamie Democratic Presidential
opefu who has big fat bank sitting of
Street The banking firm Of Brown To-
Gated at SO Wall Street Wall This
edhce is only four short blocks from
you it is no Pigment of my imagination
The Hartman fortune repeatedly estimated at
about 40 millions dollars Ave- when appeared
Press recently refused Questions personal
finances It's not his fault that
pascal Of greenbacks from his Daddy, 1t
fair to put the political whammy him
strictly from hunger.
Come to think happened ice boxes
and mink coats during the Truman
might be wise to
afford to buy their coats
I'm not interested his bankrol but
interested how the public guvnos
camp going to deodoze the smelly
cohorts have waited Wall
Or going be peculiar Of goods that
banker by other political Republican
sweet a Hye
Haw!
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WAY 533|E7
-. 81 neLL D0Ds0n RIsSfu ::

NEW YORK cITY-The loud thud coast-to-coast
during the Ed MurrowCedrc Adams dongs two
Friday nights Of nesnaner and tss,n 49,