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12 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27. 28 29 30 31 cMiYjpdperor Jan BecnarqmoJ7omg. VOL. LXIII, NO. 43 FORTY PAGES (UP) United Press UP) Associated Press Five cents copy SI .95 a month SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 20, 1956 Oinn JV ft Adlai Charges Truth About Suez Not Told Ike Held-to Blame For 'Leadership to Disaster' in World Khrushchev and Army Leaders Rush to Poland Apparently Seeking To Slow Satellite's Independence Move Bv COLIN' FROST WARSAW UP Nikita S.

Khrushchev and a trio of top- Stevenson Draft Proposal Called Incredible Folly By ROBERT L. HARBISOX (Sun-Telegram Staff Writer) LOS ANGELES President Eisenhower poured it on KS i mimm Adlai Stevenson Friday night as a man talking "incredible folly or incredible ignorance of war" for opposing America's military draft and H-bomb policies. Before a cheering audience which overflowed the 22,000 seats in smog-filled Hollywood Bowl, Eisenhower climaxed a West Coast tour with a smashing attack on Democratic cam paign tactics. TENSE SCENE IN PACIFIC A rubber life raft is placed in water from wing of Pan American airliner in mid-Pacific Tuesday as another raft, right of fuselage, with survivors aboard makes way clear of plane after ditching. Crew of Coast Guard cutter Pontchartrain had all 31 persons aboard in 15 minutes.

(AP wirephoto) All Had Sure Faith in Survival, Rescue ranking Soviet army leaders arrived suddenly and unher alded in Warsaw Friday in ut most secrecy, apparently to apply brakes to Poland's head long advance toward inde pendent Communism. There was no official announce ment of the Soviet Communist Party boss, arrival, but author! tative sources said he was driven in from a military airport just as the Polish Communist Central Committee was restoring once condemned and jailed Titoists to power. The reemergence of men like Wladislaw Gomulka, symbol of national Communism in Poland, was a direct threat to Konstantin Rokossovsky, the Polish-born Sov iet marshal installed by Stalin as Polish defense minister. Rokossovsky may be toppled from his post. ihe arrival or Khrushchev is said to have angered Gomulka, who was described as viewing the Soviqt visit at this moment with the Polish party under great pub lic pressure to show its independencea highly tactless maneuver.

THREE ARMY CHIEFS Accompanying Khrushchev, authoritative reports said, were Mar. shal Georgi Zhukov, the Soviet defense minister and a close friend of Rekossoresky; Marshal Ivan S. Konev, supreme comman der of the Warsaw pact military organization tying Communist armies to the Soviet army, and Gen. of the Army A.I. Antonov, secretary general of the Warsaw pact.

Their presence would seem to indicate military considerations played a part in the surprise visit. The Polish Workers (Communist) Party Central Committee, HAPPY BEDLAM GREETS 31 IN MID-PACIFIC DITCHING Jordan May Cut Ties With West Americans to 'Lie Low' in Elections AMMAN, Jordan UV-The American Embassy Friday ordered all SAN FRANCISCO UP) A crushing, happy bedlam Friday welcomed the 31 men, women and infants who waited through nearly five tense, prayerful hours before the mid-Pacific ditching of their plane and the swift safe rescue of all aboard. I Texas Democrat Gives Up His Suite to Ike- LOS ANGELES OP) Wesley West, a Texas Democrat who even wears a Stevenson shoe lapel pin, disclosed Friday he gave up his hotel suite to President Eisenhower. The Texan said the management of the Beverly Hilton Hotel asked him if he would mind moving to a smaller suite prior to the arrival of the President and West consented. He is from Houston.

Only one patron remained on the floor where the President and Mrs. Eisenhower are staying. He is Del Webb, co-owner of the New York Yankees and an old friend and supporter of the President. Webb "built the hotel for the Hilton chain. Rocket Track's Length Doubled Preparing to Check Faster Warplanes EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE UP This super-secret Air Force test center in the barren Mojave Desert is getting ready to check equipment for combat planes ca- 'pable of flying at three to four times the speed of sound.

Test facilities such as the high speed rocket sled track currently have a limit of about twice speed of sound far from adequate for aircraft coming off the draw ing boards now. It was disclosed Friday that the rocket sled track at which such equipment as ejection seats, plexiglass and other for fighting planes are tested is being doubled in length. On the "terrible" ditching im- pact, Mrs. Gordon said, Maureen out of her arm's "like a football." Maureen hit her head with CINCINNATI UP) Adlai Stevenson Friday night took up the Suez crisis heretofore played down in this campaign and asked why President Eisenhower did not "tell us the truth about it." The Democratic presidential can didate said the President must bear responsibility for Secretary of State Dulles and what he called a policy of "leadership to disas ter." Stevenson recalled Eisenhower's recent television comment that there was "good news" about Suez. But there js no good news about Suez," he said.

"Why didn't the President tell us the truth? Why hasn't he told us frankly that what has happened in the past few months is that the Communist rulers of Soviet Russia have ac complished a Russian ambition that the czars never accomplished? Russian power and influence have moved into the Middle East the oil tank of Europe and Asia and the great bridge between East and West." SERIOI FAILURE Stevenson said foreign policy Is "about the most serious failure of the Republican administration." And he added: "Under our Constitution, the i iiv emu lie i cJUiiaiuic iui iiit-iii a Liu for his secretary of Repeating a charge that the ad- ministration has sought to sweep tr-ol "under the rue" the candi- date said: "We need to be called to labor, not lulled with rosy and misleading assurances that all is well. Leadership which fails in this is leadership to disaster." OVERFLOW AUDIENCE Stevenson spoke to an enthusiastic crowd that overflowed a auditorium here after a one-day tour of Kentucky, in which he hit hard on the theme that "a vote for President Eisenhower is a vote for Richard Nixon." He turned his fire on Dulles, (Continued on Page 2, Column 4) Wreckage of Plane Positively Identified WASHINGTON (JV-The Military Air Transport Service said Friday it has positively identified wreck-ace of a MATS plane which van- j.hpd ninp davs asro with 59 Amer- ican servicemen on a flight from England to the Azores. Lt. Gen. Joseph Smith, MATS commander, announced on his re- turn from personally supervising search operations from the Azores that the wreckage was found in the isolated area where the plane disappeared.

Earlier, the 3rd U.S. Air Force, which conducted the search fr6m England, said it was ending all rescue flights Friday nighty The 24 passengers and seven crew members stepped off the rescue ship, the Coast Guard ter Pontchartrain, into joyful em i i uiaces oi wives, nusDanas ana families crowding on the dock. When there was a chance in the; mobbing crush of welcome, they i a on a DuiKneaa oi me fan Amen can airatocruiser, Dut was told of calmness of prayerihold their othrr dauhtpr F.li7a. many of its members in a mood: nation in customs duties and regu-to declare independence from the llations-governing imports and ex-Soviet party, had just restored ports. and of a sure faith in their survival and rescue last Tuesday, some 1,000 miles out in the Pacific.

"We had plenty of time to think and pray," said Mrs. Louise Walker of Oakland. "We talked and prayed," said Mrs. Richard Gordon, of Silver it i Springs, who came down the: gangplank carrying Maureen, one of her twin 2-year-old daughters.1 I A i holds parliamentary elections tai mow Krn Lr Viol final tine the West Predictions are that polling Sun- nntm hut VVfctirnl against repetition of the Decern ber-January riots in which the American Embassy was attacked. All seven parties in the elections OCVtil ltii 1 All lilt v.lv..UUlU have stated thejr ition t0 the A nglo.Jordan treaty which is the ipniintrv.fi romainmv ti Pro-Egyptian leftist and nationalist parties are expected to gain, and if their showing is heavy the next step probably be scrapping the Anglo-Jordan treaty and a swing away from pro-Western Iraq to the Arab bloc of Egypt, Syria and Saudi Arabia.

The throne of Jordan's young King Hussein might be threatened by the political unrest that would Powell Secretary Found Guilty of Tax Evasion NLW lUKK (LhM A ea- cral Court jury Friday found a secretary of Rep. Adam Clayton I Powell (D-NY) guiHy on fourl counts of income tax evasion. The jury, after deliberating about 14 hours, found 52-year-old Ace Lennon innocent of a fifth count and could not agree on a badly hurt. Richard Gordon, able safelv to ,1 beth, h.s grasp, said he had felt convinced from the very start of the waiting that they "would come out of it." Mrs. Walker said she, too, felt this sure faith.

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The government-owned plant also makes ammunition for the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. Workers in the tunnel were en- I I NORWEGIAN MUNITION SHOP EXPLODES; 5 DIE Amid shouts of it to him" the Chiff Executive struck out with the sharpest language he has used yet in his reelection campaign against Stevenson. The highly partisan crowd, warmed up by a parade of Hollywood entertainers, loved it The Democratic nominee, who has urged this country lead a world movement to curtail hydrogen bomb experiments, was quoted Thursday in Youngstown, Ohio, as calling the draft "an incredible waste" of America's manpower. The President departed from his prepared' text to assail the stand of Stevenson, whom he did not mention by name but to whom he obviously referred. In his original text, Eisenhower said at one point that "the man who today dismisses our military draft as 'an incredible waste' is a man speaiang incredible folly." ROAR HALTS ADDRESS But when the President came to that passage in his delivery, it came out this way: "And the man who today dismisses our military draft as an 'incredible waste' is a man who, while I do not question his sincerity, is speaking incredible folly or incredible ignorance of war or the causes of war." A prolonged roar, from the crowd halted the President's address for a few seconds.

He described some recent Democratic oratory as "political smog" which has been "obscuring and confusing important matters before our nation." "I hope my friends in Los Angeles may excuse my describing this oratory in one word to which a few of you may be sensitive," he said. There was laughter from the Bowl where a heavy. eye-stinging haze had settled. PLUG FOR KUCHFX The President began his ad- dress, which was regionally tele- vised, by urging the reelection of Republican Sen. Thomas H.

candidates. He defended his running mate, Vice President Richard M. Nixon, against what he termed "futile attempts to belittle this great American." "I hope you will rally around and see that these attempts are quashed, as they should be," Eisenhower firmly declared. The President condemned as "false" Democratic charges of (Continued on Page 3, Column 1) LOOK FOR THE RED, RED ROSES ELSEWHERE IN THIS PAPER EXQUISITE ROSE SHOW at FLOWERLAND 1035 E. Highland Ave.

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Russia promised to support Japan's application for member-l ship in the United Nations, gave! Hoi a shiw ii.nc agreed to resumption of diplomatic relations. In a trade protocol, each side granted the other most-favored nation treatment. Under that for mula each will give the other as good treatment as it gives any Izvestia, the Soviet government newspaper, said a five-year plan had been drawn up for an ex change of 76 million dollars worth of goods, a 30-fold increase, in the first year, and 320 million dollars worth the following year. Izvestia said this would greatly ease Japan's economic difficulties. It attributed these to a "policy of embargo" under American lead ership and said this embargo policy cut across Japan's "tradi tional commercial ties with the OUViTTl JlllUU, lllllcl dUU European countries." The end-the-war declaration not a peace treaty was signed in the Kremlin by Premier Nikolai Bulganin and Foreign Minister Dmitri Shepilov and by Japanese Premier Ichiro Hatoyama and Agriculture Minister Ichiro Kono after 16 months of negotiations.

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checks this weekend," he said Holland was among five Ameri can pilots who. arrived here Sept 26 for training in guiding ships through the 103-mile waterway. He said 17 American mariners are training now at Port Said. Holland said: "We are disappointed with the way things are turning out. So far, all the pilots received is 110 Egyptian pounds expense money (about $330) but the Egyptians took 9 pounds ($27) income tax, which is contrary to the way we understood it." i Gomulka in triumph to the cen- tral committee when a long line' of cars was seen driving into the city.

The cars drove straight to the scene of the Polish committee meeting, a session 'which could have a profound impact through out Eastern Europe and the Communist states now strongly tied to Moscow. Khrushchev is reported to have taken part in the session TOO MUCH SPEED There have been many indications that the Soviet leaders are concerned over the speed of "de-Stalinization" in Poland, which might carry the country and its' party much farther toward inde- pendence than the Kremlin intended earlier this year in approving the doctrine of "many ways to Socialism." Communist doctrine holds that Socialism must precede the "building of Communism." At the moment, Gomulka was ready to take over a top-ranking spot in the Polish party and government leadership perhaps first secretary (boss) of the party and first deputy premier in the government. Navy Flier Killed in Crash Off Bennington WASHINGTON IV) The Navy Friday reported the death in an aircraft accident in the Pacific of Lt. Jackson Roy Robinson, Lynnhaven, Va. A report from the carrier Ben nington said his jet fighter crashed into the sea after being catapulted from the deck Thursday west of Hawaii.

gaged in filling rifle cartridges; verdict on another in a six-count with gunpowder and. fitting them indictment. Lennon can be sen-with caps at the time. Normally jtenced to five years in jail and 40 workers are engaged in the $10,000 on each of the four room. convictions.

OSLO, Norway av-A tremendous explosion brought down the 100- yard-long concrete walls and roof of an underground ammunition workshop at Raufoss Friday.1 Five Stevenson Back In LA. Oct. 27 LOS ANGELES (J) Adlai Ste venson returns to Los Angeles on Saturday, Oct. 27, for a big rally at Gilmore Field that will wind up his campaign here. Stevenson Kefauver headquar ters says the Democratic presi dential nominee will arrive at 6 p.m.

from Northern California and will address a crowd expected to number 12,000 at 8 p.m. There will be entertainment and a parade with brass bands pre ceding the speech. Stevenson to Win State by 150,000, Union Leader Says SACRAMENTO W) Labor of ficial Harry Finks who was an Eisenhower-pledged delegate to the 1956 Republican National Convention Friday predicted Democrat Adlai Stevenson will carry California by at least 150,000 votes. Finks, a vice president of the California State Federation of Labor, announced several weeks ago he would support the Democratic ticket in line with its endorsement by the state AFL-CIO. As a Republican delegate, he bitterly opposed renomination of Vice President Richard Nixon.

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I Uk -kiii fci. mjiflii it 'nfm 'r--- AMERICAN PILOTS ON SUEZ CANAL 'UNHAPPY' CAIRO Elmo Holland told reporters Friday he and most other American pilots on the Suez Canal are "disappointed with the way things are turning out" and are talking of a possible walkout. Holland, 43, from Newport Beach, said dissatisfaction is mainly centered on the question of pay from the Egyptian government. "Our final decision on the question of a walkout will be made after we collect our first pay IKE BOOSTS KUCHEL President and Mrs. Eisenhower enjoy a laugh backstage at Hollywood Bowl with Sen.

and Mrs. Thomas H. Kuchel after the President made a strong plea for Kuchel's reelection during his speech thera Friday night. (AP. wirephoto).