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German Teams Push " Bridge Work ; Divers Eye Raising Job By ANTOINE YARRD PORT SAID, Egypt to - TIk ' pace of salvage work in the Sue. Canal picked up today with divers and crews working on two of th biggest obstructions the col lapsed Ferdan bridge and th sunken Egyptian landing ship Akka. ; West German teams pushed their work at the Ferdan bridge, 38'i miles south of Port Said. Divers attached wire cables In sertions of the sunken span. Th salvage vessels Energie and Aus- '1 dauer, largest of their type in the world, stood by to lift parts of "; the damaged structure as they ' vore cut away. . ", Divers made underwater sur--'-vcys of the Akka. Her removal is expected to be one of the toughest '; jobs in the clearance operation. ' . The possibility that some of the 13 ships stranded in the canal during the Brilish-Frcnch-lsraell -attack on Egypt might be able- . to move out in a few days was " ' reported by Egypt's Middle East . News Agency. The agency quoted Mahmoud Yunis, managing dircc---- tor of the Egyptian Suez Canal' ' Authority, as saying large ships ';: would be able to sail for Port ' Said within the next four days. U. S. Lt. Gen. Raymond A. Wheeler, U. N. boss of the clear-. .: ance project, has estimated the - entire canal will be open in May to me tartest type vessels it can handle. He hopes to have a chan nel open by early March that can accommodate oil tankers and f other vessels un to about 10,000 tons. Work In the immediate Sues - city area was taken over by sal- - vage crews from the Egyptian, canal aulhority. The Egyptians 1 went to work on the sunken tug , Atlas. An Egyptian spokesman . ':: said they expected the tug could ' oe moved in tour days. Wheeler, on an inspection tour of work at the Ferdan bridge, told . reporters the clearance operation is going on very well. Egyptian authorities in Port Said handed over to a Swedish . battalion a body they said was .1 d-u:.i. A.m.. Tl AIt....... Moorehouse. Moorehouso was kid- ., Inaped by Egyptians Dec. 11, short ly before Britsh-French invasion forces pulled out of the port city. Newspaper accounts have said he . suffocated while hidden in a cup board during the search for him. Dooley Heads T J. UJLJ JLV J. UUlIg Men Selection J. C. Will Honor Group At Dallas Banquet January 19 TUI-SA, Okla. lAV-Ten men, all under 35, from the fields of sports, the ministry, medicine, law, I government, business, engineering , an deducation, today were named the outstanding young men of America for 1056 by the U. 5. Jun ior Chamber of Commerce. The 10 will he honored at a ban quet Jan. 19 In Dallas. . . Selected by a panel of national- ' ly prominent persons, the 10 men . were chosen for outstanding con tributions to their professions and to the general welfare of the people. The 10 receiving the awards . are: Thomas A. Dooley, M D., 29, St. Louis, author of "Deliver I's . From Evil." a storv of his work with Vict Nam refugees from communism. Carl D. Erskie, 30, Anderson,. Tnd., baseball pitcher for the' Brooklyn Dodgers. Millard Iliirinon, 30, Auburn- dale. Mass., educator and class1 room leiiclicr. author of 40 pro fessional articles and a national ' education cuii.iul.ant. Hobert C. I.iebenow. 34. Wil- mette. III., attorney, president of the Chicago Board of Trade. Frank W. C. Loo, 34. Honolulu, Hawaii, attorney, leader in Amer-. icanism ana citizensnip, eauca-' .. no,,, ii iiiiiuniiy iiriiri niri.i fliiti religious development programs in Hawaii. Richard Foote Peder&on, 31, New York. Den.irtment of State foreign officer. II. S. mission to the United Nations. John Patterson. 34. Montgom ery. Ala , attorney general of " stale attorney general, Albert L.' Patterson, who was assassinated . in Phenix City. The Rev. Robert Eugene Rich ards, 30. Laverne. Calif., minis ter, amateur athlete and teach er, r.00 uiympic poie vaun cudin pion. Dr. Hugh E. Stephenson Jr., 34, Columbia, Mo., cardiovascular surgeon. Richard T. Whitcomb. 35, Hampton. Va., aeronautical re- .' of airplane design for supersonic 'L flight advanced aviation. Ol.I.ENHAl'ER TO VISIT U.S. BONN, Germany to The West German opposition leader, flrirh Ollenhauer. will go the I'nitrd States next month to con fer with American leaders. 01l"n hauer. chairman of fie strong So cialist Party, would become chan cellor of West Germany If his So cfallsts win the September gen tral election.