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Salem, Oregon, Friday, January 25, 1957 Page 2 Section 1 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL Panic Costs 5 Lives, 31 Hurt in Fire Pilcup Traps Women on Escapes By MARK MIIKKIIAN NKW HAVKN, Conn, iff Fire , f!;'Miinji through an old four-story) loft building an hour before quit- ting time Thursday brought nanfc and death. It w.s panic more than an(hin': else, fire offitia's said. ' that killed those who failed to escape the inferno. i The building contained 112 work- Pi's. Five arc known dead, four are Cost of Living Rises to New Record Level m JVit'CS at End of 19.6 3 IVr Ci-nt llirlicr 1 Han in .). WASHINGTON (LT)-The cost of living rose to a record rvr! ; acain last month to make eonsum-1 (r prccs at the end of Utffi al most 3 per cent higher than De cember, l!).r)f, the government re ported today. The Bureau of Labor Statistics' consumer price index rose two tenths of 1 per cent between No vember and December to a new high for llfl per cent of average 1947-49 prices. The index set new records in nix of the last seven months of W.V.. The new increase also means cost of living pay boosts ranging from 1 to 3 cents an hour for around SM.OOO workers in trucking and other transport industries, and the electrical and aircraft factor ies. Wage contracts in those in dustries contain escalator clauses tied to the price index The Bureau of Labor Statistics also reported that the average fac tory workers take-home pay and ine purchasing power of his pay check rose to record levels in De cember, despite the rise in the cost or living. At the year's end, the average factory lake-home pay was almost 2 per cent higher than in Novem ber and about 5 per cent higher over the year. The purchasing power of the average factory pav cheek stood al J 2.1.5 per cent of Die 1 average The BI.S said higher housing costs were the main factor in the cost of living increase last month. GlCCk CvWriOtS J I Go on 24-Hour General Strike NICOSIA, Cyprus Ml Nicosia's Creek Cypiiol residents today be gan a strictly nhscned 24-hour general .strike. The strike was called to protest recent clashes between (.reek and Turkush (actions on this violence ridden British island colony in the oast Mediterranean. The Turkish speaking minority opposes the (Ircek Cypnot demands for union ol t yprus with t, recce. I (.rock Cypnots charged author-1 Hies did not mow nimkly enom;li in their el forts to put down tin l-tlfel triiniili. I l.,.v . .,.,.,..,1 nnimiii i-..viiit,1(i propeiH lesulted. Military patrols and ai inured ears t;ilrnllirl lhe (in rim vlri'iK of the old walled city between the shuttered .shops. Hut essenlial services were not atlected by the strike. Business operations were nor mal in Nicosia's Turkish quarter A British civilian was killed and a British serviceman wounded seriously in shoot uie attacks at Famagusta. The death a at tributed to the KoKA rebels. -m:k i.a i.Ti:if-i.i.H;Toit Mnlrr I rial to ( )u i NOUKOI.K. Va M l'- - Mls , .... M .. , K A. It.chard Thursday (mind. In I " I 'alio MoiMUV Junior, who ran away last August, 1 THK PAl.I.CS. Ore -v l"u and took him home. She claimed Kne v', Hatch of Yakima, amisrd the four-fool alligator trom SI't'A "f H'1 I'caling death of a Croat officials and explained lie had rs-.Kntls. Mont . salesman, wdl go on! caped to city park from a pen tri;il here Monday behind brr home by w ay ot a Hatch is ehai i;ed w ith sccimhI creek. Kour teenage boys dug the degree minder in the death last dangerous alligator out ot a Vtoher ol alter Freeborn in j muskrat hole m the park Tues- Freeborn's trailer house at The i day alter seeing it "waeging his Italics I tail." i Hatch has pleaded innocent. SATURDAY AND SUNDAY DINNERS Served 11:30 A. M. 1o 8 00 P. M. WEEK DAY DINNERS 5:00 P. M. to 8:00 P. M. A'lA'CARTE COMPLETE DINNERS 95 $1.25 Chlld l Torllon fiOc Child's Portion ISc IAT AT SLOPPY JOE'S DRIVE-IN 12th nd Canter missing and feared dead, and 3L were injured, nine critically. The bodies ol three women were; removed from a fire escape while! the bliize raged. A fourth died at a hospital. ; r....n nnl.irin.f Mm nunc fnr ......... w.,,K the first time Friday recovered the bodv of .losenh .Naslri. nro-1 nriclnr nf nni nf (he dress factor-1 ies in the building. Tbey continued search for victims. Occupants of the building made frantic efforts to flee the fire, Women, their hair and clothes blazing, piled from the building onto fire escapes, 0ne fire Mcapei supposed to lower to the ground, jammed. trapping the women against the building. Raymond Washington, 47, who , slid down a drain pipe from the third floor, said, "I looked up, and thcre was m this fire escape, jammed. "I felt awfully helpless. I fell I ought to do something, but just couldn't do anything. There was nothing 1 could do." A few minutes later someone knocked ;out a pin with a hammer and the ! fire escape came down. Fireman James Curry, one of (the first up the fire escape, said five women jammed up oo its fourth-floor landing, "Their clothing was on fire and they were screaming." he said. "Their legs were caught between Inc "J? m " f "re ""f we had to pull them apart. 1 could .. .1 "i,r,l,v J"" ,,J"" "The flames were everywhere, coming out of doors and win dows." Firemen got three down. The other two burned on the fire es cape. The sprawling, 70-year-old loft building, near the harbor on the Fast Side, housed six separate shops. Two machine shops occu pied the first floor, and the other three floors housed dress shops and a house slipper maker. Dead were in 18-ycar-old bride of three months, Mrs. Angelina Di Mieno; Mrs. Jessie Monmlln, 42. mother of a l.Vyenr-old child; Miss Alma Bradley, 4fi, and Miss Grace Pitman, 42. Three- hours after the fire start-! ed it was still blazing out of con-' trol. A huge section of wall col lapsed, leaving a wedye-shaped hole two stories deep which ex posed the opposite wall. No one knew how the fire started. Walter Myjak, one of the own ers of a first-floor metal shop. said he heard a rumbling and opened the door of (he clevalor.Cnmmjn(.e harf shall. lied lire burst out al me, no said. He tried to call the fire de- partmenl but the phone was dead He ran upstairs and kicked open a door to a dross-making shop He said he saw women jammed against ah emergency door. They pounded frantically nn the door, but in their panic forgot a lever i had to be pushed to release the, 1KFnrly.ycar-old Mrs. .losephi iNastri of North Haven said s ne she hu.shand wrapped in (ire escape after helium: her and other women to safely. He was listed among thetpcnalty of a year in jail and a AlI-AtciniNavvpMv1 i . i, Atllecs .talk It 1 I r i I lY VAll IX UlS.day night ha i-.am M l.m l. ill. m-iicar,,,, hau. .,. lhe asl , ,Ce Adm. llyman ('.. Itukmer lire1,,,,,,.. ,,,. t ,.r,h Vmi-rua 'diets bv the earlv IMk e,erv naval vessel authorized for con- stniction will he propelled bv nu iie;ir power. "The ultimate ohieetie in the uexeiopmoni 01 nuciear power tor , . V . . V task force capable of remaining . M,., m,t,hni,.lv without refuel- .....it.. t i . . . ui;. he saul last nmlit at an American l.rymn meeting. "Such a task force has heeome possible by the proved use of nil cirar pnwn tor Minmanncs. ",,.(,s rofusaj to discuss current mil be widely dispersed oxer an ,n,Prn;itl(ln affairs with the ocean area as large as the stale ()f ftudieiu.rJi. of Maine and would he able to control an area of I.0.HO0 square Hides. " br said lt:ckoer is chief of n.txal rc acior devrlupment j Smoke Pours From Burning Factory 1 1 V? LVsiWr w ;' -.y,; . K ,' I : - y . . V ?; ' s. " wfy mm& fT ' 'Vfe V. 'i; Senate Group Cites Unionist For Contempt Mrdlfllan Says Others Besides Brewster Face Charge WASHINGTON m -Chairman McCIoHwk (D-Ark) said today more citations charging contempt of Congress will follow that which his Senate Investigations subcom mittee voted against Frank W. Brewster of Seattle. Brewster is an International vice president of the teamsters union and president of the 11 si ate Western Conference of teamsters. Brewster, called as a witness at a public bearing Saturday, refused to answer questions and contended the subcommittee had no author ity to question him. The subcom mittee was looking into alleged racketeering in labor unions. Among other things, Brewster refused to sav whether he had re ceived $;10,(KK) from the union in addition to his salary and whether , . . i , ... i union uinus writ- usru mi uty the maintenance and operation of his race horse stable. He also refused to produce . . i iinimi lin.ineLi records ino sun- ordered him to bring McClellan called this "wilful t contempt" and said he expects I citations will bo voted soon ! against some other officials of the f union who refused to testify. I The suhcommitlcc announced it ! had voted 5-0 in a closed door meeting yesterday to nie the tempt charges against Brewster. The resolution citing him now goes to the Senate Government operations vomnuuee. which mv ( leilan also heads, and then to 'the Senate for a final vole nn whether to a;.k the Justice Depart- menl to prosecute. Hie charge carries a possible,; isi ihhi line. TOUONTO Oi - Karl Alilces , scheduled i lu-iluled lecture in Toronto Kri- .i.i fc... i.n.. ....... ..lu,! h.. " I....... ... ,...i. in c.i ill ..nl. in in. ..in, I u.ii; ' h.,L,n0 ..m Mr. ..,,,..Tnij: ....1 ij i. , I ills ,,..11111 iui,v iirrn itiiui'M I.. f...c..n In h-.-A lil.H Ihn !.,,,' n iuttlll. n-n ' ,(s been enmiL-h nen-i wuuuin i nave ni ,h(,r , 1,1 more than half a 'i"'1 ' SIik s.i.H Hi- rensnii fnr the lnvi;,,,l"v "..m .: u; iihu wiv advance sale of tickels to hear j the former British l.nborite I'rimo Minister probably was Lord Att With technical aid from the I'm ted States. Cuba is growing liber crops which provide bag ma in i.il to substitute for jute im ports from India. BOX OFFICE O TICKETSX ( NOW ON SALE ST OlAF COUEGE CHOIR Willamette Auditorium Feb. 14 R: 15 P. M. Store llouri 9 30 5:30 Kvery Day For Rrseralion Dial FM Slate and l iberty L IN, Jrrler A Sihrrsmilb Orlifird (if molocul ... W NKW HAVKN, Conn. Front of Haven's East side where'frnm six to eight perished In panicky rush to fKcnpe, their clothing afire. Some, caught on fire escape, had In be pulled apart. CORRECTS HAS M1SCVE Adenauer Thinks Russ ArEquipped BONN, Germany m Chancel. lor Adenauer said Friday he be lieves Russian troops just rnside the Communist perimeter already are equipped wjh nuclear weap ons. The West German government leader was replying to a question at his semi-monthly news confer ence about Moscow's rycent warning to the United States Wool Growers N ltnA I II hnnt'C (lIUC V111LUI O LAS VKGAS Nov. (UP) Don Clyde, Hebcr City, Utah, has been named to succeed .1. H. Brecken rid:e, Twin Falls, Idaho, as presi- Ml'lll UI MIC ilrtUUIUll rtuui UIUWI'IS j Assn ' ', Lcldc was installed Thursday at lnc conclusion of the association's O'lnH ti tin 1 1 1 1 fiiintrnnlinii ltr Uimk " . nm.ii. ... hukm Baber. Chico, Calif., was selected : linn vice presiocm. four other vice presidents were reelected. Secretary of Agriculture Ezra T. Benson told members of the assoc- int ion at the final session that stockmen should "think through" ! proposals for "deferred grazing," I which call for government pay- con-!meni lor rangeiand taken out of He said he questioned proposals which would reduce livestock pop-jlon ulation on Western ranges while pnciinrai'tnc nroducers tn increase n,P 5Uppy of wool by increasing 1 .lnc numer of sheep. I C lVnn'i(r'iiwl'l ronai - . .... Drive Forecast In Middle Kast NKW Y11HK i-Thc New York Times said today that the Kisen- howor administration is planning a m onacanda counteroflensive in .. ,...i ,i.. ... . i "" ' .. inn l s anvii-mimm nnullnin is "definitely hardening" against .f '',"an fsmcni passer, a Kgyptian I resident Nasser, a inasningion nispaicn 10 me news- 'paper added The story said U.S. propaganda activities have been increased to i-iinnlnnr'l Arnliii- hrnirli'acl at. ,;u"ks on ,he K'sonhower Middle Kustern policy. The Voice of America is directing 9X hours of, on YOU GET Price Effactivt Friday and Swiff's PREM 12-ox. Tin with 10c Coupon Without Coupon 37c SWin'S PREMIUM FRANKS ' With 10c oupon Without Coupon 45c VISTA IGA-STATI ST. IGA-ORCUTTS IGA EMERY 5 and ancient factory building In New against equipping foreign bases with atomic-armc'll missiles. The Soviets charged Wednesday (hat the United States was estab lishing bases around the Soviet Union for atomic-armed guided missiles. It said plans called for equipping bases in Turkey, Iran. Japan, Okinawa, Alaska and Western Kurope with the most modern weapons, including long range guided missiles and atom ic warheads. The Russians said this raised the threat of a great new war nmm-u luinc;, II fill aim .r- Pan lhfit if tny Permitted the launching of any of "these weap ons rir war from their countries, Russia will answer with "blows delivered by the same weapons." The United States has never disclosed whether atomic war heads or bombs are located at overseas bases. Adenauer also got hack in slop publicly with his Western allies on the handling of thermonuclear (hydrogen! weapons, saying they should be placed under interna- tional control. The chancellor's remarks ob viously were intended to erase fears aroused by his call at his press conference .Ian. 11 for a ban on thermonuclear weapons, Adenauer's failure then to de- mand a system of control and spection along with such a ban caused eonslernat.on in Washing - The German leader sounded las If he was lining up with Mos - row's nerennial call for outlaw. ne of atomic weapons by simple reaty agreements without any en- orcement machinery. Refugee Flow Nearly Halts VIKNNA i - Only 54 refugees rn,hH i. it,. i..i" uuiii fu.iMmi-uvvuuii-ii mmgHiy k., ,h. inu,.i A.it. mi ai ' - ' tOe UCl. 23 reVOUlllOn. . i i: j ..:.n.. i . The reduction is doe chiefly to tightened Hungarian police guards, from Budaprst across the guards, from Budaprst across the c0nry t0 the Austrian border The Vienna paper Neuer Kurier ' reported that Hungarian police i had been ordered to fire on all ralnanna Irvind tn rnai-h Ancrrin and that frontier guards had been offered a bonus of 300 forints (about $27 at the official ox- v .... i - iui c-ijr mujuT i captured. MORE , IGA S3 a Saturday, Jan. 55 and 26 2f C 35 Pound Hg. EOUAU S IGA FOOOUNERS Stores Beerv Hitht tn t.lmlt Quantltie L0W-Y1ELD SHOTS Further Atomic T ests Set At Nevada Site This Year By EI.TON C. FAV. AP .Mililary Allaln Reporter WASHINGTON iThe Atomic Energy Commission is setting up , new .eeie. nl atnmie tests nre- ? - -.defense i unnnnnt nur par antiairrrnft mSes and artillery. A. AEC announcement las, nhftnl at the Nevada rirnvinp prnunds west of Las Vegas. Four previous , prompted by the latest Soviet fir series of tests have been conduct-ling. Plans were started as soon ed there, the last in the spring' as the 1955 series was completed, of 1B55. Two statements pointed up The announcement said the new! sharply the intention to give prim series will involve "low-yield nu-! ary attention to tactical, rather clear tests." This presumably mean's that the - explosions will be not much more' than 30 kilotons. A kiloton is the equivalent of the energy released , in j rxpiu&iun oi i.uuu ions ui i.w. The commission, obvious v sen- aitive to concern over radiological fall-out from nuclear explosions, emphasized that "tests of high yield devices are not conducted in Sen. Morse Voices Suspicion of Pilot Killing in Dominica .another airlines employe, was ar- irilinr rkf TVn i 1 1 ' rested bv Dominican police in the Hilling Ul 11 UJlllUjcasc and al(M. found hanged in Improprieties Indicated WASHINGTON (JR Sen. Morse (D-Orc) has joined Rep. Porter (D-Ore) in expressing concern over the Gerald Lester Murphy case. Murphy, a Eugene", Ore. pilot employed by the Dominican Air lines, has been missing since Dec. 3 in the Dominican Republican. Morse said Thursday circum stantial evidence indicates to him that Murphy "suffered foul play at hands of, or with the complicity of, the Dominican government . , " The senator said the motive would be "to prevent any possibil ity of disclosure of improper acts" by the Trujillo Dominican regime. Octavio Antonio De la Maza, Girls Garbed In Vegetables Vie for Casli MISSIOV To iLFnrcnr HJ waii with its grass skirts, brother, and come on down to the lower Rio Grande Vallev where the girls', wear dresses made of corn, grape- ' B truit or onion seeds. The host looking girls in the val ley were dressed in vegetation last night. It was all part nl the 1 2oih annual Texas Citrus Fiesta 1 and thc modols wilI De MilTl '"iZ ift Hifiwm ct r muraereo on ornors irom " -vl J""" tumuli., Winners yesterday included Lio- The organization. Porter added, da Lapointe, who entered the j was told Murphy was killed be street dress division wearing a cause he became suspicious that sheath dress of sawdust and a ! no La Maza was connected with stole of Mexican morning glory line disappearance of a Columbia seeds and papaya leaves. I'niversity professor who opposed An Egyptian queen costume worn by Sally Wagoner was made of four bushels of dehydrated cit- rus leaves and the headdress was i and jcwelcd ,ands A formal of dehydrated green!. l.m'i.a. vain, .irin me ! ca5lor " leaves won first prize I in Ihi. nvnninB ...v. rii.-i.lnn Thn " " ' J " pnu'n unrn nv 1'ni.t,,. '.iircnn L.';. rf was decorated with grapefruit 1 " ,. .. ' ..' . . ... ,,i..re i nan i.iiu in prizes win be awarded. The nice part about taking your wife to the style show is that it can't cost you money this j clothing can't bp bought anyplace. t PHONE EM FIRST ONE RUNI 10 Most kevuuns Tht tru story of one of tht world's most famous painters. Van Gogh was a mad genius who lived and died by violence. For this remarkable performance Kirk Douglas hat just received the New York Critics "Best Actor" Award! This is a movie you SHOULD See! I Kids Club Matino Saturday 1-4 Thit Week's Feature: "CAPTIVE GIRL" Another Jungle Jim Advftnrure One Hour of Cartoons Adults and Children Onry 2Gi Special Atteatioft t &.ir(k-4y Pr4rn I Nevada." In general, a nisn - yield' explosion is or H-oomo ! proportions, producine 'cs " hich as 17 million tons of TNT The AEC announcement of the new test sen. only four dav after, the commission SalU, the Russian, had conducted - an - other nuclear d lasTTe .NheAme "n test series this SDring was not. than massive straicgic-iype weap- ons, in the 1957 series: 1. The comment by President Eisenhower, in his recent budget message, that during the new wcdi " p aced on weapons lor lacucai 'purposes." I 2. The commission's statement - last night that in the new series "development of weapons for . de- his jail cell. With the body there was a suicide note in which De La Maza. released by the Domini can attorney general, "was totally unconvincing." The senator continued, "If De La Maza did in fact kill this young American, the circumstances are suspicious. They indicate that the Trujillo government decided to re move De La Maza and at the same time avoid any blame for Murphy's disappearance." He said Murphy may have learned of "improper acts" by the regime while in the employ of the Dominican government's airline. Morse said he had asked the U.S. Information Service to broad cast his comments over the Voice of America in its Caribbean and Latin American programs. The senator said this was the first time he had commented on the case "in which rumor and secondary evidence play such a large part." "However," he added, "in a dictatorship such as that imposed by the Trujillo regime, judicial prooi unaer aue procees is non- "'..J?!1 . j , The rccimes record of sup- pvidcnce' including the Dominican uiui-uici witn ine finuiiiiiiuidliUK j"10? Rcncral s announcement, , " "7U!?U" , Earliore,P,"rl?r ;ad Sccrc:l:11 become a judge of the Oh a'T.u 'Z """"'i'"' nn a rnnnrt that tho h iinnne air. . r - -...... .... iikiii a ui.i)pji-m.iiii.t: w,,a ui yum- can rcace Lrusane, with head ical origin. I quarters in New York, was ound- Porler said he had a report ed by the Communist parly in from a group that opposes the 11951. Trujillo regime saving Murphy above. , the Trujillo regime. The educator. Dr. Jesus de Cal- indez, has been missing in New York since last March. IDENTICAL TO A TEE .m p a,a , quaner ai !.ma Anna art,. 'luhnn lhe mnvnH from i - turf course to the dirt track because of rain Thursday, jockey Ralph Neves won on Tee Man. Kxacilv onc yoar Worti in the ! fourth race, over a mile and a quarter at Santa Anita, when the race was moved from turf to dirt because of rain, jockey Ralph Neves won on Tee Man 4-4713 J OF THE FIRST BEST1 RUN! life - inspircd stost evei filmed' -j KIRK DOUGLAS. LUST FOR LIFE" icnse dkam,. - onj : h ( TheJLLC difl f l SP" , de- 1 it meant b weapons ; tense. . ., , .1 Hoover . in ne tun. . . , , i , The .mailer 'f c rmbe Jeu'se 'S ffSS Teak up or preventancnemy ; None Hurt in 2 Derailments In New Jersey RAHWAY, N.J. I A, freight irai aH f,.nr ran nf nassenser , .. . . r " ; Itra,n we dcrha''edm , rale wrecks a half mile apart here no a j No one was injured in either, :.l tU. mnin linA nf Iho rindSiae,,..Rai,road was Railroad spokesmen said 21- cars of an RO-car freight headed for Jersey City jumped the rails at 5:39 a.m., scattering pipes, lumber and other cargo over the area near Pennsylvania station here. About an hour late, all but two cats of a six-car commuter train headed for New York from New Brunswick were derailed as they crossed from one track to another just west of the station. The freight wreck blocked five of the six main line tracks run ning through this union county city. The two cars of the passen ger train left intact continued on to New York city through the one open track. The spokesmen said the cause of the derailments are not yet known but it appeared the freight mishap occurred because of equipment dragging from the train. SACB Labels Teace' Group As Red Front WASHINGTON tft-The Ameri can Peace Crusade, which has sponsored several "peace marches" on Washington, was de scribed formally today as a Com munist front. In a report filed with the Sub- Varcivn Afrit-ltine rnnli.nl D 1 formcr SACB chairman Thomas Herbert recommended lhat the board issue an order directing the . I net, mni -J- 1950 internal security law. tne; Herbert conducted hearings in ,he case Dt,,ore ne resigned Dec. Mipreme Court. His report said ha -i t il. , ... i,.-.,...,.v nu. uie imcri- 84' SWIM 84' Wed. Thurs., 6 to 10 Fri. 6 to 11 Sat. 1 to 11 Sun. 1 to 6 Have a Picnic Supper around our indoor fireplace. Bring your food. We furnish tire, wiener sticks, skillets. Free Coffee (iiant Water Slides Heated Floors in Bathhouse Benton Lane Pool 4 Mi. N. Junction City WV 3-2836 CONT. SHOW 1 P. M. Kiddie Matinee Sat. At 1 P. M. - Bio rrxiir. Soon bLtllljlNlf EISINORE The same is true o( . warhcaris for lactlcal range glud. cd missiles. c An 'he Ar"f " :S V, "TvS ' , . . - . . 1 V Ihe older Mn" SSL the itandard ciKch nfle and the new i;3;m1; gun. So far as is known the last two have not been fired with atomic shells. The new series, to be called Operation Plumbbob, is expected to include further tests of the nuclear antiaircraft system. The improved versions of the Army's original Nike antiaircraft guided missile are capable of mounting iS omic warncans. UN Bids India, Pakistan Avoid Kashmir Action UNITED NATIONS. N.Y. 141 - By a 10-0 vote, the U.N. Security Council has called on India and Pakistan to stand fast in disputed Kashmir until the people decide their future through a plebiscite. The formcr princely state in th Himalayas is claimed by both the South Asian neighbors. Troops from both countries occupy sep arate areas, divided by a U.N. cease-fire line. The council action, on which the Soviet Union abstained, was taken despite strong protests from In dia in a record 7Vhour speech by V. K. Krishna Menon. The resolution adopted by the council was introduced by the United States, Australia, Colom bia, Cuba and Britain. It declared that any action by any party in Kashmir, India or Pakistan to de termine the future of the state would not be in accord with pre vious U.N. decisions for a plebis cite. Pakistan had asked that aU.N. police force be sent to Kashmir to hold a plebiscite. Pakistan charged India intends to annex the disputed territory to morrow during celebrations of In dian Republic Day. Menon in his marathon talk declared Kashmir has hern in the Indian Union since 1947. He said all that would hap pen is that the constitution-making Kashmir Assembly would dissolve itself at midnight tonight. The Assembly functions only In the area occupied by India. In New Delhi, Prime Minister Nehru told newsmen the council resolution would not change the position in Kashmir. In the three years between 195.1 and IP.ifi schools in the Umtrd States had to enroll an extra mil lion students of kindergarten age each season. 'NofrrucAPiToi htmovA 1 NOW PLAYING AN CmKImT itlNSATlOl about love-in-marriags and money, and the lack of bolM ttimn KARL MALDEN "FIGHT CARROLL BAKER Af.AlNST ELI WALLACH MUDHtO DUNNMH CHAPMAN CRIME Ml U Jli 1 iAtlBURGO meT: S rm.. .. m, AISO SUNDAY 1