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5 .1 i I. 'J. i L. but a happy forced I landir 1st! Ltj Patrick for this Air Force atthe Virginia tg, and Ws co- pilot 2nd BWalker, 2 demoflishedrrraft The plane landec St4ff Bob Shumway) I 111 IT WAS bottoms; up C45 which made Country Club. Pilot LB.

retard bf State John FosteF Dulles charged Stirjdayjthat Ross ids arrogant rulersU have impeded fa settlement off lq Middle East fighting by i trying to substitute therisehes for the United NaUons. ffH )j Ite also accused theni lof promiscuous slaughter in their war againsjtj Hungary. Fred ratio is, he said, camjpt relax their idgilafiee in the fac 'of such arrp-and such violations olhiman illes statement asj.he left Walter Req -rtny Medical Cen-te for Key Vest to re-ciperate frpn An intestinal operation. He si id doctors had told him hej aa aking an rec0ve ry1, a id I. feel that Dulles sal; I he thinks We re An the right trck -(a the last.

But ho ald It wotik be i "great mistake to be leve peace Could be establl; he pe rmanentiy In pie area "merely by rtwr. ency mess ires to stop! tho -ghtlng. I 1. He did njot sdy what steps he havA nd. President er 1 as sid the ynited Sates willgi lataittee Israel and 'Adlib borders if the fighting is halted, wilf try.ti improve economic condi iops in jthe arcs, shd mill try to i alve, the problem of Arb refui Dulles, uh wa i.

accompanied by his wife on he Key West' (Yip. said he expc eta to be back his St(te De rtment desk Tafter a cdui weeks of sun-Aiine. His i tajtemenf appeared, reject kny speculation that ign. However, re-irters wffrd lot permitted to tion the setr tary. -'Dulles sfa erne it.

was his first the Midp! and Hungary ijln problcfn: sinjee he entered hospital fof 3'ov. 3 op-, statement did not LONDON" The) East i ruce -was threatened day deepening conflict the clearing of the blocked canal end reports of newjlsrai Arab Un red Nations an; in Ca ro said Secretary! General Dag lammarskjold ha agreeq tlan request Tor U. H-help Egypt dear the canal 4 the agreement specified, the salvage, aid; weuM until AnglorFren tloa forces leare Egyp lormal Bfe" la bnlorek' Cknal sone. erufaleum. Premier David oil announced.lsrael A Soviet dej compensation Inal gypt Itself owed for damages ii border raids and idea against the Ing Commander lief of Egypt's tlal tion; ne iThe pilot and co-pilot C4S AirfForce plane 9 BUDAPEST (UP) -The vanguard of 20 Russian infantry divisions poured over the frontier from Fussia Sunday to reinforce the 15 armofed divisions already engaged, in crushing the Hungarian Sourced in the puppet egiine of Premier Janos Kada siid troop trains were crossii ig the border a Zahony In a steady stream.

They, arrived desp te the paralysing general strike which workers promised to continue until Russian troops withdraw. A government back-tovork ultimatum for this moaning was expected to be Ignored by heavy industrial worker i others. The; government quoted Maj. Gen. K.

Grebenfiyik. Soviet commander in Budapest, a saying 20 Soviet- divisions, comprising more than $00,000 men, were en route; Armored forces of between 13 and 15' Russian with 200,000 men and 4,600 tabks, already1 were in 'the countpr. The new military buildup was disclosed two weeks to the day after 'Soviet armored units attacked Budapest and, rebel, provincial strongholds and overthrew; the moderate government of Premier Imre Nagy. (Nevertheless, reliable Reports reaching Vicnna said large areas still jvere controlled by the Partisan bands. (A Hungarian army sffirtr who-escaped to Austria said fighting was still, going on in the hills northeast of pest, He said freedom fighters in 'bands, of SO to SO ala were striking at Russian barracks and supply lines In tbej Balaton Lake area from hideouts Ige pilot ground-looped and Wrecked the plane to avoid luting a group golfers after an emergency landing at lira Angeles harbors wll begin a 24-hduy at 8 a.m.

today which Will tie up at lea it isia'i new disarms- J-L age A-6, Col. 3) Continue EACEWHY a WORD I is in there At least Party Readies 31 Who Difek 'if Air Crash P8 A DAGUA, Colombia ground rescue party reached a Colombian Sun iday liner that crashed In the mountains near here Saturday night and found all 31 persons Aboard desi The. rescuers reported the plane had burned and it jws im possible to Identify thejvf five of whom were Ameijicfms. All were buried at the spot with a Catholic priest officiates. In the vidnjMr1 said the lARPA airliner, flying from Buena Ventura to Cali fire; In flight and exploded when It hit the ground.

five Americana former' Air Force Col. Reilly: Joseph Rossen, jaii official! of Penn Export Cbrpii Philadelphia: Ralph Barrett iyeprek sentative in Buena Ventura of the! Sinclair and Valentin Com' paijes, and William Barrett Jr.j both of Chicago; and Wilhelm Gerf, accoimtant for 'thelGrace IJn in Buena Venturi. Colombia. I jr Belasco Dial NEW YORK (iB Gehevleve Belasco, 84, cousin of fame producer David Belasco ant once an actress of stagAjj' ifilms and radio, died night rying. The IpMiddle Eas ked away from the he clubs fairway.

stricken. Long Beach-iped injury Sunday when i s- i i geay. and the; racing tor hampered "1 the) pilors tempt toj maintain altitude. When it became apparent the laiie cquld not return, -to on the (no att I lei A. Lt Long landed pen fairway.

j4 The plbne i was: traveling tpptoximately 50 miles an hour the narrow fairway, frenatjfid in in an the west by a deep ravine And! Kouiws, When Lt. Long and i Lt. Wajker saw a group of golfers on jthe practice driving tee. Long applied the and the craft Ebrakes i looped just a femrj yards short pf he golfers. i The accident Occurred at 10:15 S4n.j The plane Was dis-mahtled and taken; hack to; the Alri Base Sunday evening.

planes ground- 1 i Air Force Investigators, rescue equipment and firefighters! -quickly swarmed 1 the sccjie. The plane did not cgtch fire but gasoline fumes. I caused rds ltd caution the jiriany spectators to refrain from amok- ini I -j 1 LL Long la married; He and his wife, Inez, have three Tommy, 7, Timmy, 4,: and Ttfry. 2. i i married.

Walker also Hgj and his wife, Betty, one daughter, Petri nauncement of ship movements ui)der a kecurity blackout several weeks -j However the newspaper 'said It had learned that guards. have been doubled around the naval bke. It. aid the fleet i being SOVIET PARTY BOSS irushchev hurls threats in new tirade against fitoiy on Page A-3. COLUMNIST i Leonard Lyons tells how 'millionaire Oilman Harry Sinclair took joe Stalin to court See 'The Lyons Den" on Page Lh defe HEART OF THE nations Tense against enemy i' air- aft little known ilnstal-tion in CoTortdo.

Independent Reporter Dick Friend ells all about it on Page B-l. i Fore in ORolahd fOSOti Polish government The new Thi rsday agreed allow Russian troops to Remain Jn its teniitofy hi i for fioviet economic aid and A guaran tee of the i disputed Polish bordei Germany I signed by Polish parjy leader Wladyslaw CJortulka, Soviet Premier Nikolai. A. Bulganin and Party Chief Niktta Khrushchev, I also qf Po peas- Jarlbs grant 1 recognition Ignd taf thfc "workers and regime of! Premier Kagar hi Qomulka, oncel jailed ju a Tlfolst, expressed Joy that "opr fears ever ij Russia' i at-tltpdej to the changes ii Poland were not confirmed. Gomulki left for Warsaw witht his delegation shortly after the signing ceremony in A communique gave details of tfreif agreement.

Russia Agreed to give Poland long-term i credit Amounting to $17 million for paymit Iii addilion, debts to Russia arlslng frbm a 1946-1959 coal shipment progr jn were! canceled, Russia; promised to deliver 1.00,00 tons of grain to Poland in 19T7 "on Poland Agreed, to perm continued i of Soviet troops within its; border i sub-jed to Special agreeme! its between both Polar also. would ha4e voice in tht com- (Continued on Page A-3, Zol. 4) Three Di i Three versons were lied In-(raffic collision late Sunday on Highway 101 St El T( ro Rd4 near El Toro, Orange 3ounty, joficert I The driver of One pf ie carl -was not Immediately identified. He died shortly after tlje accfe- Ideiit in Hoag Memorial pital, Newport Beach. ified as Roy Daniel pennet(, 9, 1303 andPatri wife of geanti I Mrs.

Massey and her. Husba Jon, i who suffered critical heat fnjbries, were riding ith the unidentified driver, io was killed, i i The Bennett boy wai a paq-bi a -caf: drive i by A fher, Errol, 18. The der boy; was reported injured and Hda Hospital. Actor's Father pies CHITA, Has. tn John Cooper, (father 6f fornfer (fathi 1 political office.

In a statement Sundi that Britain and' France getting their troopa out' og Egy it thlmffk and that theg pay full reparations (or dan agei inflicted In their- lnva-nksti I- "The Anglo-French hve right to stay until tl Nations emergency rives!" he said. He's Un ted will consider any atte ript Contrac Still Unsigned LC ANGELES (ft and company negotirtors for ve hours Sunday blit to re ich an agreement! jon a hew cont act affecting lxbOO i ele-phor workers In Soumern al-iforr a. 'i i 'il Fc feral Conciliator. OI ver Goo win negotiations between the Cbmihunicafibn Wor of America and the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co, rill be resumed tb ncove Memphis! Tenjl uei of more than- 916.000 In the Ir grandfathers, yard of he-money and th: The children-di: foi nd another. 51,857, in bi They thought (ne mi tiu ir mother noti; tin from throwini Mrs.

Raymond FletdfA'i da ighter. Ruby, 11, jbroughf tl me ney they had found in wt ere they were viiiting fir me ther to join her end sisjtrs was. so nervbus I dirt; Ti lagine those-cl pa er. Deputies J. another 514,000 in ro checks.

The grndfatherr R. lodged to W. Dunaway thi ee years ago, asking toilet him Fletcher laid tiihe, that being to take the jot hard Three and iqy. pieces, afters was ing Dtfnaway picture In the ook as cloudy as thef foggy R-ea her here' this morning. But the peace mohgef trying to clean things up like the for day, Wi give ted prediction noon-skies.

have to the secre-Nations a pPr tic of credjt to prei en 'from breal ipg Historys ag nabbed Un Hes been working full-scale war cnUct may be that It. ach stoppjj -thelrtter- remens 'a tJnionwill hold Meeting te Undr (way Local roehi national Ware a negotia: Francisco the Pacific new contri Similar the Coasf may1 de ILMU Arillj' Jbii longshoremen! 1 along the GUV SeVenshipi bor theEastl oi tied. Up members At the behes federal conjcfl attempt hot cargo' Weep 1 ie unionsnd Assn, on a iip and dpwn official gaid. Whether the Strike: of East bud the local par-toand from Guff have been cutting union -I- th PVE. a Was.

called to ini ise in; the PMA Feii-iaid maiiage-meiit-uniog- diffgrepces uvr a dent Paul $tSue nenf go ild I settled the loading ofl eastje settled. I Spokesmei Jfor all military I cgtgi handled i ta situation (See etoi Power Momenta a. Electric! pjjoWjejr throughout Long Beach. Lak ood and Seal BeAch failed fnjofcnentarily (Sunday when a hiW-voltAge! line aborted at SCe rtr ilia StJ! and Woodruff: A ab Nitj.10 p.m. A spokesma i California: Eflisi natic emergeiw igediatcly; wen 'or Southern i 3o'said jkuto- quipmeiit 1m-i ito operation to resume tr a ssion of a pow I1 i i i I i popula- assume Aflrginia Cduntry Club.

piane it landed lta bade on 8th falrwayjnear the pracf driving I Mnjured werh the pilot. 1st Patrick L.ng.! 28, of 6471 itminster, and Walker. 24. co-pilot jThe small cargo i ft, was returning to the tjass from a rbatioo teat Ight when thjk propeller on i engine refused to feather raced madly. -t, Long waif over the field flying too high tq land whejf Succeeded- ip lowering two-engine fighting to get ipeller urtier controL air dragoon the lowered iK: tT'1 Iritish lieniam anc, Svq Gas DON nUtbrists in thfeir tradition; ue first campai; fuel a dieast crisis, jf troleum experts warned the blockng of the Sqez rial, sabotage of pipelines and 'cutoff oil! shipments ns strict.

'rationing will be-necessary to stretch the fading supply fpver four to months it ill take to open ranql agaiip, HONOLULlf (TJniThe Honoj flii Advertiser Sunday I it u) learned he y.S. Pkcifiq st was signing itself wi ic missilt and operatih; wartime rady Units. newspaper said Na have been Canceled, lit enlilted men placed restricted basis di large for kcy fleet personnel eld since he tart of thi' firmati leport coi headq pf the Adve: not be obtained bt the Pacific et at Pearllarbor. A spoke-n said Athn. Felix- Stump, nder- ii chief of (he dfic scheduled: tb urn here "late tonight Sin from conferences in ton.

I I The Adverttaer.4aid.the naval Tdup in XIarbor obvious tothe untrained ey i-fighting iphips were visible the'aprawlhig naval base, and Navy suspended "if i i- -i 'i SAYS: I L.A.C. la the pathless Bakony forest southeast of Budapest. (A; Moscow radio broadcast monitored in London cohfirmed that the "underground is refusing to lay down its (Viennese dispatches said workers and had pledged. to continue their strike which began Oct. 23.

until Red army forces are withdrawn and-deportation of captured freedom fighters! to-Siberian slave camps I (Reports reaching the Austrian capital from Budapest said as many as 30,000 rebels had been shipped to Russia 1pm the Budapest Area alone.) deployed to guard agafa st a recurrence of an attack such! as of, Dec. 7, 1941, when the Japanese smashed the Pacific Fleet with a single raid The Advertiser said lt had learned Pacific submari: ics were operating with the Nay 's deadliest weapon the Regu us guided missile with atomic warhead -in the "ready positioi -The fravy was known to have trained, with the Re; ulus: in Hawaiian waters, but without the nuclear warhead. The newspaper said some 40 warships had sailed into Tla-walian waters since the Navy security blackout. Elements of the i Seventh Fleet which had participated In1 recent full-scale atomic, exercises 'have been-retained in the 1 area liptcad of returning to West Coast ports. The Advertiser said (he Navy had- profited from the Pearl Harbor attack and was now! the best prepared naval peacetime history.

force Mountain Sc i i we fjjnd listed a breakdown of different items mtidhg jup tbs total coimty tax. We find thaf' some 5 of pur own toted county tax is jfor jtbie Long Beach jUnified School District. Thojjschool tax: this yecq; jisj, about 20 porcont more than tit was lasf year.jl Tfaeo (s gpod On the reversA 'ijid of. our county. r.

breakdown Lol different items fm2ddn Silt was last year.jj Tnere gee chlldrejn uncas' They pi; into th; in an litfl of Value of air. Aubrey, billfold tf ickmn their he-weeke(: thryn, 9, 'shaking, $1,847 acacHe pkyroll: checks irtv pkyroUi fully tore up some ivimi -billfold; first, then digging, variety, hut and stopped id her oldest show hey the "play grandfathers Ruby Invited her qnd Minnie Lou, 7. Mrs Fletcher said, th jalr like ft was park h5i iomi son uncovered the 'rtec uncashed pay-the truck be coi)t ictei Fletcher over park h5i trtik in Fletcher! reason to expect ffjto increase by kzrgej ampimts in the immediate' ya ahead jTbere msth adequate 1 i children. mst be aa provisions, for tho i.eyer -increcning nuqib cl It is important to iimdorstand that dssessed vplu- 1 il I I. 1 I JL 4 ations are not increasing1 as fast as te tion.

That means additiaaal taxes on must ho j- This makes it essential that our! eph turned oily pace, during that take care that the (Coni not star inday. si movie here Sui Jackie Coo er. off the tijuck year ago. A-i 'I (Vi I A-.