The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, October 21, 1957, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Text8-(Sec. I) Statesman, Salem, Ore., Mon.. Oct. 1, 57 - TSTAR GAZER'0 mas MA 33 " AccrWwf to Stan To develop mewoge lor Mondoy, read woMt corwspondng to numben c-t your Zod'OC birth ngn IM 31 ft 1 Vm Outtoa. J? S J HJ AM II MAY Jl 4' Don't 5 lJW Yaw 7 0. SIMM v J: . IHWIMd 3 0s 10 -iMija II May 13 fori 13 w" Sst"om HHP 17 You II AttonwM l ll JO Worwd 21 Sno 22 Pom 33 Ajk J Bui 35 Sjicm 24 Vcmy 27 I' 21 tvonu 29 trQO'&'l Tan MMX Hi 4-UJMCI PlV 57-42 ua i. . 7-ia .-35-7-W vaeo SI" 12 30 io 54J445 JO Goo ;-'TI T1.T7 U.N. General Assertibly To Be Asked for Action On Charges by Syrians By WILLIAM N. OATIS UNITED NATIONS, N.Y.. Oct. 90 UH The U.N, General Assem bly will get four or five resolu tion calling for action on Syria's charges that Turkey plant to at tack her. a usually reliable source aid tonight. Some will come in tomorrow, he aid, and others Tuesday, when the 83-nation assembly u expected to start debate on the boviet barked Syrian complaint. The United States and Peru Budapest Wallows In Intrigue By RICHARD KASISCHKE VIENNA. Austria. Oct. 20 -Budapest is a tensely nervous city under redoubled police and army guard and swarming with Commu nist informers, according to West ern diplomat reaching Vienna to day from the Hungarian capital. The Hungarian capital'! two million Inhabitants were pictured as anxiously wondering whether thtra would be new outbreak or even the mildest kind of dem onstration to mark Wednesday's first anniversary of the Hungarian anti-Russian revolution that tin-ad the world. Premier Janes Kadar, Installed by the Russian occupiers after they crushed the revolt with tanks, has warned that any new uprising would also be smashed. Other gov ernment spokesmen have warned that even attempts to mark the anniversary with demonstrations would be "hit with an iron fist." Orders Published Orders have been published and broadcast' that Oct 23 and Nov. 4. the anniversary of the day the Russians attacked to crush the vic torious rebels must be "normal" days with everybody at work or t school. In the past few days, diplomats said such articles as black neck ties, scarfs and armbands have vanished from Budapest shops even though wearing such items has been forbidden Wednesday be cause mourning that day will be considered a "counter-revolutionary demonstration." People who actually are in mourning for re cently deceased relatives, or who commonly wear black in their work, have been told to wear some other color Wednesday. Candles Hard to Get Even candles are reported diffi cult, if not impossible, to obtain in Budapest. The regime fears they would be lighted and placed in windows or on graves in silent demonstration. House and block wardens, ordered to report to po- lice any gatherings of more than three people have been told to report even on any planned birth day parties. All these nervous preparations were believed by students of Com munist affairs here to be unne cessary. They express belief an armed demonstration is out of the question. Most students and work era who fought last October are dead, in jail in exile or under close watch. Nine Russian army divisions are still reported in the country. Superficially, things are better economically in Hungary, food and consumer goods are more plentiful, although wages are sink ing again. Macmillan Said Aiming at Secret Aggression Plan MOSCOW, Oct. 20 Pravda said today British Prime Minister Macmillan going to Washington to work out a secret plan of ag gression against the Arab states. The voice of the Soviet Commu nist party said. .The British ap parently feel the time has come til avenge the Suez adventure." Pravda said Macmillan hopes by supporting the United States in "strengthening aggression against the Arab countries" to get U.S. support for the British posi tion on Yemen, Oman and the Persian Gulf. In addition, the pa per went on, Macmillan will seek to obtain U.S. concessions on shar ing nuclear secrets so far kept from the British. This, it said, has become a particularly pressing problem in view of the "tremen dous success of the Soviet Union in the sphere of the ICBM and bunching of an artificial earth satellite." WW M OCT P576-S3VS 34 II 4 Air 35 H S On J Bond Col" 37 CoKctn ' uomuwi 38 Tek, .1 ComfXMM NOW u lm A. JO T. 70 Itvt OK n R 41 Iton 7V T 43 You 73 Awt A3 Mmwy 73 HoriKM 44 Acs, 74 SK!(.f 43 To 74 Up 4e Int. 7o In 1 Hp 77 Ham 41 On 71 fnwn 41 Th 7 Monn M Counf JO Or 51 Frwnat 1 1 Obl'fofioni 52 And 'I? To 53 Sxtotop 11 You. 54 Ar, 14 T,mf to3W7J44j"l 61-60-1X15 "1-1 bM7 V5I AN 31 8 Si Htm IS VnuurM 50 Vent 6 0l.O S7 Vow 17 &xJ 51 O'ttunVif II t. S9 Thf , l 0 0 Thouehw 0 Ctw 67 5? 7? 86' ma 2i t; Adwrw f)Nrutrj D4 36-38 404J I4b-450 were known to be working on reso lutions. The informant told a re porter it would be a good guess that Syria and the Soviet Union were too. He said Saudi Arabian delegate Ahmed Shukary had been in formed two days ago that King Saud was offering to mediate be tween Syria arm Turkey with view to removing "all causes of tension between the two, includ ing the question of massing -of troops. Na Official Ward But indications were that none of these three delegations involved hid yet had official weird tonight of Syrian and Turkish acceptance of this offer, reported by the Brit ish Broadcasting Corp., heard on the basis of a pickup from the Mecca radio. One Western diplomat said the development "might change the picture radically." He expressed belief mediation might be helpful "if the Syrians accepted this thing in good faith. He said such ac ceptance "might also suggest they were happy to find a way of climbing down" from their charges. Syria and Russia were promot ing the idea of sending an inves Keating commission to the Syrian Turkish frontier, where they say Turkey hat concentrated troops for an imminent attack. Turkey has denied any such intention. The United States was reported an ious to give the commission broader assignment that would take it to rear areas also and let it look into big-power influence in the two countries A Syrian source said Syria would not be happy" to see the commission i task enlarged. Queen Elizabeth II will visit the U.N. tomorrow afternoon. A Brit ish source said she would make a six-minute courtesy address to the Assembly. He added it would be nonpolitical. Warm Welcome Cmdr. Allan Noble, British min ister of state tor foreign affairs said today President Eisenhower would be warmly welcomed if he visited Britain. He made the state ment in a CBS-TV interview "U.N. in Action" when asked if it was probable the President would repay the Queen s visit to wash' ington. Vote Aims at 'Weakening of Turk Nation By WEBB McKINLEY IZMIR, Turkey, Oct. 20 -Pre-mier Adnan Menderes told a huge campaign rally today the Moscow radio was urging Turks to vote for his opposition in the hope of weakening Turkey. Speaking before a throng offi cially estimated at 100.000 at this Aegean seaport. Democrat Men deres said: "The Russian radio is telling people to vote for the Republican party. It is saying this not because the Russians like the Republicans. They know, as we know, that the Republican party is a national patriotic party. Divide Country "But the Russians hope to make the Republicans stronger and thus divide the country. That is why we want a great majority victory and I am confident we will get it." The speech was the first of three major addresses Menderes plans before the national election Oct. 27, when the Turks will choose a new 54)0-membcr Parlia ment. He bad been expected at long last to make a public state ment on the Turkish-Syrian crisis. which has been receiving top headlines in the rest of the world while drawing only minor public interest in Turkey. But he never mentioned It. Save for hit closing paragraphs. the entire 75-minute speech was devoted to1 domestic issues. He spoke of the need for economic self-sufficiency. Seems Certain Democratic leaders said after the speech that the size and fre quent shouts of approval of the crowd made a Democratic victo ry in important Izmir Province seem certain, he Democrats have appeared to be losing strength in several heavily popu lated provinces such as Ankara, Adana and Istanbul. The Democrats won a top-heavy majority of 447 scats in the 1954 election. The Republicans, head ed by ex-President Gen. Ismet Inonu, won 29. 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