-(Sec fl) Statesman, Salem, Ore.. Mon., Nov. 19, '56
Troops Swell U.N. Mideast Police Force
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i By EDWIN SHANKS
CAIRO, Nov. 18 ( The nu
cleus of the U.N. police force
grew steadily in the Suez Canal
tone today. Planes landed 150
fresh Scandinavian troops, swell
ing th fore to mors than 500
men.
Danes, Norwegians, Colombians
Lull in Battle
Of Sexes Not
100 Per Cent
and Yugoslavs males up this van
guard. The commander, Canadian
Maj. Gen. E.L.M. Burns, is ex
pected to arrive In Cairo from
New York Tuesday for consulta
tions.
Egypt's appeal to the United Na
tions for help in reopening the ca
nal to navigation was a surprise
that may affect the force's duties.
"have never been mors deter
mined than we are today."
SKualloa Serleas
"It is quits clear that the situa
tion is serious tnd its connection
with world pesos is no less clear,"
he said. "Egypt is defending her
rights and fatherland, but at the
same time we are defending uni
versal principles as well as the
Class on Radiation
Hazards Suggested
. OTTAWA- Nov. "18 .( A con
ference of U. S., British and Ca
nadian scientists recommends that
the hazards of radiation be taught
as a regular course in all schools.
The conference primarily was
concerne'l with defense against ra
dioactive fall-out from nuclear explosions.
U.N, Secretary General Dag P?86 ana wenare oi tne woria,
Hammarskjold announced through Egypt is go ng ahead without a
a spokesman that the U.N. agreed i backward f la" because our
in principle, then took off for m,nd ir? PVfectly clear regard-
New York to Bet oreoarat ions un- ngni una sounu pos.uon
NEW YORK, Nov. 18 W-The
battle of the sexes may have Its
lull, but dog vs mailman is an
unremitting struggle...... ,.
Last week, for example, a Dallas,
Tex., woman called postal authori
ties to complaia angrily that a sub
stitute, mail carrier .was upsetting f(j
ner. oog. sne was asuea wnere
the dog was at the moment.
"Oh,; he's under the mimosa
1 tree in my yard," sne a iswered.
"And Where's the mail carrier?"
"He's up in the-tree. It's-up-"setlM
my dog and making" him
bark."-'- '-, r .
About that lull in the battle of
the sexes. It wasn't 100 per cent.
In Santa Monica, Calif., a woman
told the divorce court Judge her
husband said: "A secretary is
more important than a wife you
can get another wife anytime.
Further, she complained, she and
the secretary dida t get along.
Onct her husband picked up t
ruler and a piece of metal and
said: "You girls fight it out. Here
are your weapons." Well, the little
lady got her divorce;
-Another, battle;-this one awres-
tling match of four years ago, fig
ured in a Dallas court case last
week. A promoter denied, that he
billed a wrestler as "mean, vil
lainous, hard hearted, merciless.
cruel cheating, sneaky, unsports
manlike and cowardly." Ha was
being sued by a spectator who
said his skull had been fractured
by a bottle thrown by another spec
tator enraged by the alleged pur
ple prose. Literary critics are
where you find them.
So are lawmakers. For two
der way and report to the Gen
eral Assembly.
Egypt Ready
The Egyptian appeal appeared
aimed to head off any British and
French move to clear the entire.
length of the 193-mile waterway
The Egyptiamrhave indicated
such a move could blow the
cease-fire agreement sky high.
That danger now seems avert-
Hammarskjold's announcement
meant the U.N. would be operat
ing along the canal at least on
the technical side, although Egypt
has s!ed semiofficially that once
w Buliktt e4 Freaek.vWttMeaw
yean city elders of Esu Claire,
Jlich., worked on a set of ordi
nances. The old set bad "disap
peared" inexplicably. During the
last five months of the legal la
bors the town sported a police
man with do laws Jo enforce. Or
dinances drafted and approved the
village councilmen fired the police
hian. They couldn't Sfford his
$3,600 a-year salary.
from Port Said the functions of
the U.N. force in the canal zone
would be ended and its job then
would be to take un positions on
the Israeli-Egyptian frontier.
Britain and France have held
that the U.N. force must replace
their, troops in areas they now oc
cupy at Port Said, the northern
terminus, and . ajong a 30-mile
stretch of the canal southward to
El Qantara.
Foreign Minister Mahmoud
Fawii, who accompanied Ham
marskjold on the Cairo-Rome leg
newsmen here the Egyptians
There was some speculation the
Egyptians were listening to Presi
dent Eisenhower's counsel to work
along with the U.Nr and that the
solution of the crisis should be left
in its hands without outside inter
vention. U. S. Ambassador! Ray
mond Hare saw President Nasser
twice within the last week. j NEW NATION 'NAMED'
After hitting bottom here last; KINGSTON. Jamaica. Nov. 18
summer, the stock 'of the United 1 "I Phoebe Yuille of Trinidad
States has been rising steadily in won the $500 first prize in a con
Egypt since bombers opened the I test conducted by the Jamaica
TIi e Dalles Dam
Contractors Win
Safety Awards
1 Da4 AAmnte nn I ifn!Cal) Fare Meters
1 Considered for
Of Mindszenty Claimed
THE DALLES, Ore., Nov. 18 Wj MODENA, Italy. Nov. 18 Ofv-An
The State of Washington will Italian newspaper correspondent
present a safety award Tuesday today quoted an aide of , Josef
to Montag,"- Halvorson, Cascade Cardinal Mindszenty as saying
and Austin Construction compa- ,Soviet , sc , P0T tried, 'hr,ce
, , ., 'times to kill the Roman Catholic
tuiiti aviui s un me want's rkn.A', ii..,,...;,.. i.,n
British-French attack Oct. 31. The
Egyptian press no longer brackets
the United States with its big Eu
ropean partners.
Daily Gleaner by suggesting
"Antilles" as the name of the new
West Indies nation of former Brit
ish colonies. '
Dam, in recognition of their safe
ty records.
The firms report a total of 1.
391,923 man hours of work since
January, 1955. with only eight lost
time accidents.
Correspondent Angclo Ori of the
Gazzetta de Modena said his
source was the Rev. Bela Ispenky,
protocol aide to the cardinal, in
terviewed last week in ' Vienna.
Father Ispenky presently, is be-
F.dwarH Snropr rfirfrlnr nf eafn-: lipvprt in hi in n rpflippp ramn.
ty for Washington state, will make but he could not be contacted for Father Ispenky escaped
the award. j comment on Ori's story. 'the frontier into Austria.
Ori said Father Ispenky told
him the attempts on the life of
the cardinal were made from 1945
to 1948. Ispenky was sentenced to
life imprisonment with Cardinal
Mindszenty under the Communist
regime in Hungary in 1949. A Hun
garian court cut the sentence to
(our years, a month after the trial
but he told Ori he was. released
from jail with the cardinal in the
recent Hungarian uprising. The
cardinal took temporary refuge in
the V. S. Embassy in Budapest.
Nation's Capital
WASHINGTON, Nov. 18 W-The
nation's capital, with more taxi
cabs per capita than any city in
the world, is talking about install
ing fare meters but it will dike
an act of Congress to do it.
Regulations like this for the
District of Columbia all fall un
der the rule of the congressmen.
So drivers of some of the 9,500
district cabs have been making
spot cheeks comparing the current
zone system against meters to pro-
across , vide some data (or a confires-
innal hearing on the subject.
Canada's U. N.
Troops Delay
Embarkation
t OTTOWA, Nov. 18 tl Prime
Minister Louis St. Laurent said
Saturday the Canadian contingent
of the U.N. Middle East force will
not sail tomorrow as planned.
He told newsmen no word had
been received from U.N. headquar
ters which would permit the Ca
nadian government to authorize
dispatch of the Canadian troops
to the Sues Canal zone. .
The l.W-man Onariian contin
gent had been scheduled to sail
from Halifax on the aircraft car
rier Munificent tomorrow after
noon'. The sailing time now has
been set back 24 hours. '
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