Tucson Citizen from Tucson, Arizona • 5

PAGE 5 TUCSON DAILY CITIZEN FRIDAY EVENING NOVEMBER 23 1956 HUMAN LOGJAM Acid Hiirler Not Afraid "The terrible sacrifices being made by the Hungarian peopla in their fight for freedom have aroused the admiration and re-spect of liberty-loving people throughout the tha got ernor said Free Hungary Day" tn Arizona The governor urged priests ministers and rabbis to conduct services for Hungarian patriots Sunday and recommended that all Arizonans support the emergency relief program for Hungary McFarland Sets? Day For Hungary PHOENIX Gov McFarland today signed a proclamation designating Sunday as Austria Appeals For Aid As Refugees Pour 'In Color Television Conies To Tucson Tomorrow 1 'Color television will pome to Tucson tomorfow not as a fledgling trying its wings byt as a full-blown factor in the entertainment field with pronjise of immediate' and steady growth The result will bea changeover that will shift the viewing habits of the citv and -the nation too according to John West 'one of the Nationally -Broadcasting Co's 23 vice presi-j 1 dents who is here for the first annual Tucson 4 Color celebration Color television will eventually take over the TV channels West said hastening to add that the transition will be gradual No complications will affect the sale of television sets now in inven-torv he said because color sets or black and white receivers each can the opposite's signal in its ow color WIST HAD a dual purpose In coming to Tucson He Is staying at the Lazv BaV ranch and will be on hand to inaugurate the premiere of KVOA-TVs color transmission at 6 pm tomorrow as well as serve as one of a panel of judges who will award prizes tq the best floats in tomorrow morningls Color parade All Tucsonians who wish to get their firt view of color television Pars hut made no effort to pro were invited hv KVOA-TV owner' mole it he declared VIENNA Hungarian fleeing Soviet terror and the threat of Siberian concentration camps poured into Austria in ever increasing number today and the Austrian government appealed to the world for help From 6000 to 8000 refugees were crossing the border each night taxing the facilities of the refugee-packed nation to feed and house them in near aero weather There Was no Sign the flow would end The Russians were doing everything possible to Mop them but the Hungaiians were biaving Soviet bullets and freezing weather in their break for freedom Many slumped to the ground suffering from cold and frostbite their faces pinched with hunger Some had splashed through the Icy border canals and their clothes had to be chopped from them An 13-year-old girl walked all the way Bruno Kreiskv undersecretary in the Austrian foreign office told a news conference jesterday "We call on all democratic nation to speed up help without setting any He said the flow of" refugees was creating an "alarming Rep Francis Walter (D-Pa) said before leaving for Washington he would bring pressure on the United States government to take in as many refugees as possible by the end of the year He urged again that up to 17000 be given new Ipomes and lives in America Austria cannot select refugees at the border" KreKkv said There Is only one way to prtent a fatal logjam in the stieam of refugees Aif nations that want to help must send trains to Austria and pick up the refugees directly from camps in the border area Walter spent four days in Vi- Of Capture NEW YORK ifl The man accused of blinding labor writer Victor Riesel as described In Federal Court today 4 confident he would not be caught Instead the alleged acid thrower was slain on lower East Side July 23 That was four months after BJeeeTTTdindlng qn trial are three men accused of conspiracy in the attack by aiding Telvl to flee the' city to avoid prosecution or arrest A WITNESS FBI Agent Lawrence Bracken testified one of the men Elo Telvi brother of the slain man told him that Abe Telvi was in no fear of being apprehended for his crime Bracken said the surviving brother admitted he sent money orders to Abe Telvi in Youngstown Ohio during a 10-dav period last June and talked to him later in New York on the pight Abewas kllled The brother was quoted as say-ing Abe expressed no apprehension about being caught AX EARLIER government witness Joseph Peter Carlino had said Telvi feared for his life and associates had urged him to go to Florida because his face too had been atari ed bv the arid but that Telvl rildri't the setup" and returned to New York Carlino has pleaded guilty to the indictment charging he was part of the conspiracy from Budapest on frostbitten feet enna studying the refugees emerge each step toward ftieedpm bring lng excruciating Many were drowned Some were frozen to death Great airlifts wen thing refugees to friendlv countries throughout the world but the need was for tiains to take the thousands to nations better piepaied to handle their needs ency at first hand The Russians were doing many things to stop the flow of refugees Thev blew up bridges over frontier canals and the refugees splashed and swam their way to freedom The Russians set tip aimed guards and the lefugees dodged around them under cover of night pie now onlv R2 color sets McKinnon estimated vi ill have twice that number in a matter of weeks We're going into color in a big vv Poles Also Take Cr a ck A Tlu si a I I SPACE COMMAND 1 Clinton McKinnon to attend the premiere at Tucson Sports Center tomorrow at 6 pm vv here a batterv of color sets wilj receive two piograms to be broadcast bv Channel 4 The programs are the Como at 6 pm and the Nannette Fabray High Button at 7 pm coloj television -rets -are presently installed In Tucson homes McKinnon said He expects eventual programming of color TV throughout all broadcast hours to automatically increase the color set census to 100 per cent KVOA-TVs PLANS for color television are daily network broadcasts beginning immediately Local color broadcast is being planned Tucson's total plunge into color-television with premiere fanfare and a steady scheduled programming differs radically from initiation to color broadcasts McKihnon said Phoenix has had color television for nearly three WARSAW Poland today joined Yugoslavia in blunt criticism of Soviet action tn Hungary7 re-It charged that Ru-ia was "zig- bark to Stalinism The Polish government organ Zvcle Warszawv rejetted as "non- awcaI2SuvieLLharges-thaLJhe Hungarian revolution was Marled 1 Council To Restudy Rejection Attv Henry Zipf today asked the City Council 4o reconsider Us-action rejecting his client's contention that a paving project will caue flood damage to his property The Council Monday adopted a motion denying any liability for flooding of a six-acre tract north "is a version which is churl-j Eat3rd trt between Desert the Hungarian revolution reived gieat prominent here THE MOSCOW RETORT to a published here I1" headline Piay ZvcleVafrawy a thief politi fa I correspondent I I I I I I I YOU WILL BE ELIGIBLE TO REGISTER FOR A GLAMOROUS 3 DAY LAS VEGAS HOLIDAY Woman Thief! On Probation i FOR TWO Fly Round Trip via American Bonanza Visit Boulder Dam Stay al the El Rancho Hotel WinnewAnnounced Not 30 bv Western agents and American dollars THE II A I A the strongly wotded article said were fighting for the same thing as the It compared the Mungai tan revolution with the Poznan un-rising of last June hen Poli-h workers fought in the streets for and fieedom" For Hungarv is a mutinv on an international again-t the-j-s of the obif c- tive right- of development in the process of the con -t rut inn of ociali-m" the newspaper said rr BLUNTLY criticized "Rus-j Sian comrades" for a "zig-zagging i i rt lack of ron-isienrv and their million motor hotel in Thoe-turn to Stalinist were announced todav The artirle written bv chief motPf will be constructed political correspondent Roman pn jjatYan puren by William Juns praised the Hungarian as- AVsti of Newport Publication of the-Polish artic'e Beach ta if- today followed a blast by- th So-j The building will be on a organ Pravda In Movtcre site where he Tropicana cow criticizing a speech by Prei- Mmcl is now located The latter dent Tito of Yugoslavia 'motel will be torn down to make Tito' speech tn which be in 1 room for the new development i i i avenue and Rincon boulevard The undev eloped property is owned' by Jerry Lee Zipfs letter said in part: aie informed bv the newspapers that this matter was considered at a meeting of the Citv Count il of which neither we nor our client were advi-ed it seems that in all fairness to Mr Lee he should be entitled together with counsel to present this matter to the City Council before final determination Js made thereon-" Due to the lack of notification Zipf asked that the matter be considered again so Lee would an opportunity to present the problem to the meeting Mrs Marjorie Carr 37 Phoenix was given three 'j ears' probation today by Superior Court Judge Nicholas Udall of Phoenix Earlier this month a juiy of nine women and three men found her guilty of a charge of grand i theft- The state charged that she took a ring valued at 8900 and $95 in cash from William Carruthers of Phoenix while they were in hi hotel room here April 400 Fourth Aye CHRISTIE WALLACE Keeper! 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