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1 Argentina Revolt With Million Dead pa iiiliion m Steel Industry Expansion Due i (Picture on Vt'irephoto Page NEW YORK un - The steel in- NEW YORK w The New I cover his rule bv the end of 19.VI Jdustnr clans to SDend about 3 bil- York Herald Tribune Monday pub- Newman said the former dicta-! lion dollars over the next three llshed prediction by former Ar- tor appears to be consumed by a years to expand productive capa- geniine rresioeni juan u. reron i desire to regain power and wreak city by IS million tons, an Indus- IllS ill I that he will return home this year en the crest of a revolt that may claim a million Argentine lives. vengeance on his foes. "8eventy per cent of the adult try survey shows Benjamin F. Fairle.ss, preside population who voted for me in 'of the Iron and Steel Institute, an- time. There will be a violent up rising. Blood will flow in the streets of Argentina dy and said they forecast the blg2est three-year expansion pro gram in the industry's history, history. Fairless estimated the addition al capacity would cost $300 a ton. Peron, who fled after an armed bringinf total CMt m forces revolt toppled his regime last fall, claimed ' his greatest mistake was that he treated his to about three billion dollars, For the, past to years steel com- Zmn.. 7 7h.iv w. .71,. Pnle expanding at the XZJFJgSLS "Jlrat. o( about 3 million ton. . the nresent fnvrrnmfnl nf nra.1 buru of imprisoning 15,000 of his followers. "The more Aramburu arrests, the weaker will become his gov ernment and the sooner will come his downfall." Peron asserted. visional President Pedro E. Aram- '!" "" " V. .!:!";." IT uuuma un cipdiisivti wiu uivucr- nizatio -, Fairless said. The surv? figures show this expansion rate will be increased for the next three yean by an average of IV millions. "More to Omel And there - will be "mora tj come to meet ui needs of the rapidly growing population of our country, Fairless said. This expansion, he said, Jio;s the industry's' confidence, in the economic growth of the United States. The over-all steel industry ex pansion plans were announced a short time after General Motors Corp. disclosed that it intends to spend one billion dollars on ex pansion and improvements this year. Fairless said many of the steel Herald Tribune Writer Joseph the last election are still with I nornced' the survey results Mon- Newman, wnu imnvicwcu rerun me, reron saia. my agents are at his current exile retreat in Pa-1 everywhere, and they are Dreoar- nama. wrote that Argentina's for-jing for the day. It may come asy mtr Don u conviucea n ww re- Russian Aid To Asia, Africa Not in Budget By WARREN ROGERS WASHINGTON. tin - American officials studying the Soviet Un ion! budget for 1956 said Tuesday they find no evidence the Russians are planning to back up with cash their foreign aid offeres to Asian and African nations. ' The Russians have talked big hint to Egypt about 300 million dollars or so for the Aswan Dam, perhaps 100 million dollars for Af ghanistan development, 95 mil lions for an Indian steel mill. But the Russian budget, dis closed in broad autline some three weeks ago and under study here ever since, has nothing in it like the $4,860,000,000 in U.S." foreign aid which President Eisenhower requested of Congress yesterday. Ne Bar, Apparently However, absence of definite foreign aid items In its budget ap parently is no bar to Russia's ef forts to cultivate friends. ' Monday, for example, the Kremlin told a New York maga tine circulated in Latin America that the Soviet Union is interested in stepping up trade and diplo matic relations in that area. Re plying to questions submitted by the editor of the magazine Vision, Soviet Premier Bulganin offered Russian-made capital goods and anyway. They were reported doing macmnery in exenange tor Latin , fine today. American farm and mining prod- nets. He also promised technical aid. Close Watch U.S. officials have been In close watch for any Soviet gesture to ward Latin America particularly any attempt to peddle surplus arms like those sold to Egypt. Allen Dulles, head of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), indi cated in a recent speech there were signs the Communists might try to push surplus World War II arms in the Western Hemisphere. The Soviet Union's 1956 budget totaled 570 billion rubles. It is im possible to translate that accur ately into dollars. The ruble the oretically Is worth four to t dol lar, but there are so many factors that any calculation is bound to be inaccurate. Of the total, 1$ per cent or 93 billion rubles is unexplained.The assumption is some foreign aid and a lot of atomic research may be covered by that mystery fund. First Dramatic TV Show Shot Outside By EVE STARR I Davis, Jr., of all people, has pub- HOLLYWOOD - STARR RE- My challenged Hugh O'Brian. via PORT: Those of you who watched!" bi d in lh lrd Pafr. & NBCs "Matinee Theater" last!4 fun-drawing contest. Claims he Wednesday were watching TV his-"8 lM 00 PrettT craZY tim C : r 1 fl::rk!:a tj TIL KF.ANE tory in the making, whether or not it was readily apparent. Actually, it shouldn't have been. The play's the thing, so far as the audience is c on c r a ed and the length to which a pro cer may go to produce it is, or should be, quite be side the point Nevertheless, the production problems of this particular "Ma tinee" episode were unique. To sum it up in one sentence, NBC went outdoors and shot a dramatic show. Writer Sylvia. Richards n I- i 1 Wrong Person At Hospital as Baby Arrives SALT LAKE CITY 1 - Things were slightly mixed up when a baby arrived for the William Hig ginses. Daddy was at the hospital. And mama was home. tt: - -I : t i.l m an nrrUritp Hniv cr Un PxPn8n programs were already as an orderly at Holy Corss Hos- T ' . , , pital. He had expected a call from H SJ, S5 his wife all . mining. ... It didn't ! t. . . w. m" uji-j year would amount to about $1, come, so he called foe andlady at . . . . step while you're still .a fumblin' for your shootin iron." George Gobel, who only tw. years age was making a cemfort able tM.SOl a year la nUM clubs. will grae $2.90409 la 1334 M which ke will get ta keep leu thai $59,909 he ated to groat! Re al. wants to eat dwa his TV appear ances Irani 39 to 39 per seaaaa. SHORT SHOTsT Margaret and Barbara Whiting will be aboard the Ed Sullivan show come Jan. 32. . .First time out in its new 8:30 time spot, starting even with "Climax!" "Dragnet" took the ratings honors by 29.3 to It. And "The People'9 Choice," which in herited the old nine o'clock 'Drag net" spot,' got its highest rating ever! It figured. After watching "Dragnet" for half an hour, it's only natural to switch to the be- 1 ! fx m Call," being produced by Jack Warner, Jr., is now in production. I Copyright 1SSS, Canaral Feature Corp.) K- ted herself a' 40-acre orange ve. Rancho Rinconada. located 17 miles out of Hollywood in the , , . .w, ..,K. .i, San Fernando VaUerand wrote , ,t a wi nu uit una ui uic Field, which could be played en tirely outdoors in the orange grove itself. NBC then moved iU two mobile color units (five cameras) to the spot and producer-director Alan Neuman went to work. First thing he had to do was lay asphalt paving along several narrow strips of dirt road so that the heavy camera wouldn't sink out of sight. Then he entered into mortal combat with the sun and the clouds, sunlight being anything but constant and color cameras being particularly sensitive.. Lind ley Bothwell, owner of the ranch, was enlisted as a bit player and "euppote one of yon whisper to me your secreL" KOAC 550 k.c 1 p.m. Monday and asked her to check on Mrs. Higgins. The landlady called back breath lessly five minutes later: "She's Just had the baby all by herself." When Higgins reached home shortly afterwards he found his wife calmly tending a 7-pound boy. While moat of the excitement seemed to be over, Higgins took his wife and baby to the hospital Mbther Dies Of Stabbinc as Children Look KOAC (W4aay: MM Th Navra and WaaUwr; 1:1J Up ctally lor Woman; MM Onion School of Wia Air Adventure in Ra atarch: Trampnrtation : "Bonald Mc Kay (cltspar anlpal;" 11 :tS The Con cert Hall; ll:M-Th Newi and Weather; 12 IS a.. Noon Farm Hour: I: Melody Una: Ntch iolaa Nickelby: a Especially For half-way poinl L Ye . A DewlJi lKW Warner Bros, film series, Port of i Health: -Who la Delinquent?" 7: MILFORD, Conn, UP Police said two small children with knife wounds in their chests cringed, on their parents' bed all day Monday as their mother lay stabbed to death on the living room floor. Their mother, Eugenia Sharon, 42, had been stsbbed to desth, police said. Their father, John, 40, was missing and hunted by police for questioning. Dr. William J. H. Fischer, med ical examiner, said Mrs. Shsron had been dead eight to 10 hours when a 200.000,000. He added "The new expansion will in volve great engineering, industrial and financial problems. Com panies most again seek new sour ces of ores, open additional new mines and construct new Taconit processing facilities. New sources oi raw maienais necessitate con struction of new railroads and ships. This is in addition to con struction of new blast furnaces, rolling mills and other finishing equipment. Money Needs "Steel's greatest problem," Fairless said, "is to get the money required to carry the expansion that the country expects.", x Since the end or World War II. the i nation's steel capacity has been raised by 36 .Ulion tons, or 40 per cent, to a total of 121 mil lion tons. Projects planned for the next three years would bring total capacity to 143 million tons. Defense of Israel Gets Party Backing JERUSALEM uD A four-point preparedness program to bolster was emiea . u.i vw" braei against the threat of Arab several scenes, as did five or six "" ranch laborers. Aa expensive prop that cost NBC nothing wat a $19,909 1909 Merce des racing ear, aae ei araaad 50 classic eld ears ewaed by BothwelL The coUectioa (nclndea, among other things, the Rons lUyce nstd by Csar Nicholas of Russia la his flight from the revaluttoa. Neuman had a terrible tune keeping his east and crew together they all kept wandering eft to look at the cars. Canine9 s Eyes to o The plan, drawn up to counter the feared effects of Communist arms shipments to the Arab states. would place Israel on a near-war time austerity footing. The program, which will be de bated in Israel's - parliament, would 1. Remove all luxuries from Is rael's ecenomy. I. Launch an extensive civil de- Memory Book ol MuaK; i:S Oreion School ol tee Air Stortes That Live The Lonf Winter: "The Indiana warning; i:aa orefon Reporter; 1:15 Mutlc of the Maatera: : Serenade In BluO; 4:1J On the Up beat: 4:tS Newa Commentary; S:aS -Children's Theater; lie Londoo Forum: S:H The Newa and Weather; S:1S Social Security; l:2t Acroaa the Desk; : Dinner Mutlc: 1:4 Window on the World: Gama Communion Bulletin; I:1S Evening Farm Hour; a:te Radio Shorthand Contest; !: OSC Library; S:4S The Newt and Weather; S M-Muste That tnduret' 9:4S Evening Medita tlOna Rev, Everett Jenten. Grace Lutheran Church; lt:M Sign Off. -trr n,A-:-.1,0;p.,V!j!.,J;r.. I",, W &. L 1 mJ i t I t t. v ,v I av (Fd.tor't nnt: Ti lumnia axiH11 hi In fiw4 ' tN -- tni timet arevl4r4 T r an TV Hi'mih, ut trmu the arnffrewi are rhantrd ithnt aoiflcaueo this aewppr cne4 ke retpnnnkle lr (he accuracy krreia.) Television Hi-h!i-ht KPTV WEDNESDAY'S HIGHLIGHTS (CHANNEL 27): 12:00 boobNBC Matinee Theater "Bottom of the River" a social worker tries to organize some incorrigible youngsters into a decent boys' club. 3:00 p.m. Matinee Theater Ann Cork), Bill Henry, and Johnny "Scat" David str in "Sarong Girl." 11:95 p.av Nite Owl Theater Jean Parker, Wallace Ford and Jed Prouty star in "Roar of the Press." KOIVTV WEDNESDAY'S HIGHLIGHTS (CHANNEL I): 19:99 a.m. Armchair Theater "National Honeymoon": Dianna Lynn. Dick Haymes. 1:99 p.m. U. S. Steel Hour The famed husband and wife team of Jessica Tandy and Hume Cronyra co-star in Arnold Bennett's cUssie story "The Cret Adventure." 19:01 p.nL Studio 37 "Rope Enough," with Tom Drake, Jess Byron and Corey Allen several apartment house tenants group together to force a confession from a small-time crook. 19:59 p.m. Showtime on Six "Inspector Hornleigh": Gordo a Harker, Alastair Sim. ELOB-TY WEDNESDAY'S HIGHLIGHTS (CHANNEL 12): 1Il99 Afternoon Film Festival presents "Always a Bride. starring Peggy Cummins. Terence Morgan and Ronald Squirt a treasury Investigator falls in love with a pretty girl who is collabo rating with her father in a series of confidence schemes. 7:90 p.BL Wednesday Night Fights Sandy Saddler defends his featherweight title against Flash Elorde, of the Philippines in a 15-round fight. 1:00 pun. Disneyland presents "A Tribute to Joel Chandler Haf ris." creator of "Uncle Remus," "Brer Rabbit" and "Tar Baby:" 11:94) p.m. Hometown Theatre" "Flying Blind," starring Richard Arlen and Marie Wilson. TELEVISION KPTV, lUf V: KOIN-TY. VHF ; KLOR, THF It HOUR 99:99 09:13 99:39 99.41 KVAL TV, VHF 13 8KPTYtToda iTeda (Today IToday KOIN Panorama Pie. Panorama Pao. (Panorama Pac. fMn to Reduce, KFTVlTena. Emit ITena. Ernie IFeather Neat (Feather Mart KOIN Valiant Lady (Lev ol Ufa I Search Tomorr J Guiding Light 4AtUrTVlDn Dong I Ding Done ITelecourM IU COIN Armchair Thea lArmchalr Thea.lLere Story II tTVDing Dong KPTV! Home IHome (Home KOINIRobL Q. LewHiRobt Q. Lewis lUnkletter KLOR! I I ITelecourM I Love Story (Home (Unklelter IPubL Interaat El'GtKt: KVAL-TV, Channel 13 (Wednesday): t:M a m Stop. Look nd Lieun; l:IS It'i Fun To Reduce: :W Feather Your Neat; 1:SC MaM nee Theater preaenta Noah Beery In "Myatery Liner;" 4:11 Modern Ro mance; 4:1a Cuast Book; S:t Big Roundup; S:4S Newt Britfi, S porta Headline Weather; S as-Wlld BUI Hickok; S JS Break the Bank: 7;0 I Led i Uvea: 1 :SO Dlaneyland p re lent! Part t of "Whan Knighthood Wai In Flower," S:Jt-Llf of Riley; 1 9 KPTVfMaUne Thea. IMatinee Thea. IMaUnea The. IMaUnea Thta. KOIN Big Payoff IBIg Payoff IBob Croaby IBob Croaby KLORlnim Fettlval I Film FesUl IFilm Feetlval (FUm TeaUyU ' KPTV Dale w'Ui Ufa IMod. RomaneaalQueea a Day IQueea a Day KOIN, Brighter Day ISecret Storm lYaur Account lYoti Aeeawat KLOR rum Feetlval IFilm FaeUval FUm FaaUval FUm FeaUyal KrTVhaf Cooking What's Cooking Howdy Doody I Howdy Dey ' KOINKOIN Kitchen KOIN Kitchen iStrike It Rich I Strike It stick KLOR H aVkttage BMrpI Saga I Ron Myron ehoIRo Myroa ate S:t Science Fiction Theater: t:l Sherlock Holme; 1I:M-My Hero; l:St Midweatern Hayride; lnapector Mark Saber. Use in Surgery Sen. Bridges Says Nominee Mistake by Ike WASHINGTON (aV-Sen. Bridges (R-NH) said Tuesday the adminis tration "made a mistake" In in sisting on nominating Rooert K Bowie to be an assistant secre tary of state, and that he couldn't predict what it would do to "party harmony." Bridges made this comment tt reporters after the senate foreign relations committee set next Tues day for hearings on Bowie's nomination.- Bridges said he and lime other GOP senators he did not name had "suggested that the nomina tion be held up." "That suggestion has net been followed," Bridges added. " I can't predict what will happen." Bridges said be had tried to get the nomination held up because of his interest, as chairman of the senate GOP policy committee, in preserving party harmony. DES MOINES - A Cocker Spaniel which six months ago wss neighbor entered the I blind as a result of tiUracta can small, one-family home and found now see again following eye sur her body. jgery. The children. John, 4. and Ju-i The operation on "Butch", dog . u u th.i, Ar. 4. Levy a defense tax to finance 1 motoring across international bor a program including a new -ad-'ders through a sort of simplified f KPTVlNewnoom vlsory national defense council, lau'o passport. Traffic experts are KOIN'weather-N sounding out individual govern ment opinion. The aim is to break frontier red tape by Easter holiday time. fense program. J. Mobilise more manpower In DELAY END EOUGHT the higher age groups for farm GENEVA Wv-The U. N. Eco- t uiBlhAif ttt akmv In mine al iwork and bar persons of military nomic Commission for Europe is NBC In Hollvwood. Technically, it g from leaving the country. trying to do away with delays in was almost perfect. The color wasi beautiful. An airplane flew over head at one point, but the actors merely raised their voices a little and the effect perfectly na tural. ("Thank heaven," a net work executive muttered, "this play wasn't laid In 1890!" ' But If the experiment was a snceess technically, It was some thing less thaa a saeeess artistic ally. The east needed aaotaer re hearsal or twe aad shewed It. They were fighting their lines all the way through and were slow la picking - ap-tbelr cues. B was understandable. TV had never dene anything like this before. For eace, the play wasa't the thing. II viewers andersload this, they must have realized they were sit ting la oa as exciting portent of things to eeme la TV, cameras cut loose from the boundaries of four wads and free ta roam at will 3fJTVj Matinee Thea. IMatlnea Thaa. IMatinee The. IMaOaee TW KOIN Garry Moore Carry Man re lArth. Godfrey lAith. Godfrey ItLQfjjBeuiah Buiaa iuay w BouaeLady of I KPTVi Matinee Thaa. WaUnee Thaa. IBar IT Corral IBar IT Corral 1 KOINlArth. Godfrey lArth. Godfrey Mr. Moo tCarteoa Time KLORTraa ! Ollia tf'n Daly News I How They L'mlHow They LTa K KPTVI Ben-Gurlon told trade union lead ers at a Tel Aviv meeting early this month that, if war becomes unavoidable in the coming sum mer," Israel would have to draft a quarter of a million persons. This would be about times the num ber of Israelis under arms during the Palestine war. Ben-Gurion warned his govern ment would have to call up large forces ahead of a possible emer gency to prevent surprise attacks oa' border points. He added that large sums of money would be needed to buy and store arms. Ben-Gurion and the Mapai have pledged not to press for preventive war. But they have warned that Israel would use all her resources to beat off any attack. dith, lVs, had been stabbed in of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Mockett of the chest near the hearL Their West Des Moines, was performed conditions were reported as fair by Dr. Hugh Simpson of the at Milford Hospital. i0wa State College veterinary Del Capt Robert F. Dixon, staff, said the husband, a machinist it i. Dr. Simpson removed the cat- a Bridgeport plant, did not go to aracts and inserted plastic lenses work Monday, but was reported Into the dog's eyes. He said he gas htt( M a kaa ee, aaa aa k.. aa aa.1 L t. : a .!iL 1 a: w .V . Miifnrct V,w S , " t p V . , t? i " ' Ke Un ahead of Columbia bor at . Milford diner during lenses for dog eyes in Decern- andVKOt whlch ,re als0 relMsi um j. , ioer, ana since nas per- i.p hlnrke -i nlrtnroa In TV iwcur ui llicav uccu auLVcnsiUi u fJ matle stories. : a . REPUBLIC. WHICH has long since released some 900 old B pic turn and Westerns to TV, has now rushed into the market with 79 of Its prize old films, including seven John Wayne starrer. Idea ly of feeling ill Mrs. Sharon's father, John Mienejewski of Stratford, told said. iiv... j..a t4 i:a ...;il ' sun jun cs in uujs. wun EMPLOYMENT NOTE: With glasses." Dr. Simoson said. L ... . .. . r.,lia i.i. iw. I n e..- " . jL. . -.lv.- """'o aoienct m io icas tnnn dii t ncM nnViV -mm., v . 1 VI a Wllmn 1500 people - filling the Moulin day night and noticed nothing about a month after the opera- u,m.l- a., -o.i.. r. uniimii . Li.i.i..i ..... 1 aage every day, queea rer a ......... . . anU ma visiuii imuiuvra uver , w . - t. ui.. . -t.n . the next four or five month,. 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CINCINNATI W - The average American woman had better not get too tough with the average American man because he's get ting bigger all the time. The report that men are getting preaching normal" was achieved, bigger came Monday from the In-, ternatlonal Ann nf rinthins IV. He did not say whnt objections siBner, on . hsi nf rlothin aie Pocs V, have been raised to Eowi. There over pagt K yws tiwojjui I nave oeen reports mat ne, orn. Tht desieners. meeting here, rr-i II.sVo,! Kr nln ' ! Br ar fl law lsTllllgf- STARRDUST: Milton Berle's one-year vacation from TV Is now The surgery and plastic lenses Bpn.Hu, mil.i-.i Mmiv '"rha -a ee mj """- . . Il.ll. A D1smIm aa rla- ssid, but in one case vision an- ' , n. Know'and iR-Calif.i and o hers !..,.,! ,hat ' ... Ih. were opposed to Bowie on erqunds man wore M j T Boww has been quo' ej as aying d h , u h , privately he favors admission of j .. " ' Red China to the United Nations. m25!h8"J'; .,., Bowie is now on the iate de partment planning staff President Eisenhower nominal:! him last week to be an assistant secretary of state. Bowie and the state de - Bailment have-declined comment on the opposition which has de- 'Veioped. From their clothing measure ment statistics, the designers said that 25 years ago the average man was f feet, inches tall. Today the average is between B-10 and S-lOVi "Men are Just getting taller and broadefr saltf the designers: l "I " i'.'lillHir MiW 1-1' Vi'li,il, ' - M:Mli.--.1: Trained DENTAl ASSISTANTS ace needed' HOW la aatiaV offWee ad etleiea. Tkb ayera hate train if will oat laterlae. wtfk geaeaai eb or kovialtoM detlei. High Scnaal eaveattoa oat aecewry. INJOY IAININOS to 170 eakly. TraMog INOOSSIO IT DINT 1ST! Oet M aWtalb eevl SCK3CL CF ItMi tni WASHINGTON W-The senate has passed a bill increasing the cost of a passport application from I. M ... ei id oa. 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