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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 13, 1956)
o 0 Correspondent's Diary Gives Account Of Hungary's F4itor' ..pi: i nttd Prm Mjff Monday Mnt to within SOO lioons nn return trin. Everv- Friday Maleter told of talks Hntrl whir-h cmt throo eholl Vinloi rfrrpindrtl nthnv andtsli. iranrtrd in lluncrv Hhrn Ih border mi rimed b nt troops, h-. ar rived .afrK In lltinj. t-ollnvtinc K kii 4'arv. whlrh bri.-rii on w.l be fore Ihr lurprikr N,irt Intervention. feY ANTHONY CAVENDISH Unlttd Preii Correspondent Sunday, Oct. 28 Got aboard Polish Red Cross plane in Var $aw, flew to Kiskuslahaza air port 30 miles from Budipe. Hungarian revolt four days old nd outcome unricn.i'ipd. Drove into town past Soviet t;nks-and armored cars cvacuatiuy Soviet dead. Soviet troops hitter, tough, tired and dirty. 51st Year Medford Uaitea trei -fcuii ..isea vi ire medford, Oregon; l v MIDDLE BAST CASUALTY A wounded British para trooper receives a blood transfusion aboard an aircraft carrier in the Mediterranean in this British Newsreel Association photo. British Defence Minister Anthony Head announced in London that British casualties in the Egyptian landings were very light He told the House of Commons that the invasion cost Britain not more than 85 casualties, "of whom not more 'nan 20 were killed." Ancient South Seas CiVHfcation May Be Revealed in Skeleton Nw York (U.R Dctermina tioD of the age of a woman's skeleton which was found on a throne of female skulls and a giant whale bone . is expected to ld to new information about an ancient South Seas civilazation. The skeleton is believed to be that of a queen or high priestess, the leader of the first archeo logical expeditjon to the Mar quesas Island sajd today. Found Last Summer It was discovered last sum mer when an American Alusetrm of Natural History group opened burial mound on Nukuhiva, chief of the 11 volcanic islands making up the 'Marquesas group about halfway between Australia nri South America. Dr. Harry L. - Shapiro, chair man of the museum's Depart ment of Anthropology" and head My Dad, Walt Disney At lastl Tfct IntiitMt story el America's most beloved' yet least known genius, told by his daughter, Diane. In this wok's Saturday Eve ning Post, read the whole racs-to-nclvs story of the rp maitahlA man who pae the world Mickey Mnup, Dnnald Duck and Snow White! You'll follow Disney from his early failures in Kansas City to his triumr"!.a as ton Academy Award winner of all time! You'll go right into his home find out what he js lika as a . husband and father, Ifs the , whole story that only his daughter could tell! . . Disney's Daughter Reveals H'Ay, tkovfh h:t picturet 1?oc m:iorr,. Disnrv u ifucy, SirGpprd or rash ilowanrrioiiihreckdounim- . proved Disncy't outlook on life The unique appeal Jtxe Mickey Mouse' Club and-' Mozsekereers hare lor mil itons of children Z):.ry rr citing plans for future projects. Don't miss' "Mv Dad, Watt I)i-"-." n his daughter tM it to Trie Martin! Out toliy-on all newsstands Monday Went to within H00 'yards of battle at Kilian Bar - racks. Soviet T54 tanks firing point-blank at barracks and saw t least five burned-out tanks in Ring st. No way to get out my story by telephone or cable but talked Hungarian Foreign Ministry into transmitting first airect account of battle. Tuesday Drove to Vienna for food, cash and another car. Bat tle still touch and go. Passed one Soviet checkpoint, but no i. trouble. . Wednesday Returned to Bu dapt:t after one night in free world. Rebels appeared to have won the day. Saw no Soviet SITRIBUNE Tuesday, November 13, of. the archeolo?ical task force, explained that dates of an early culture in the Marquesas would help enlighten students of the South Seas on early societies in the South Pacific. Working in the setting for Har man Melville's novel, "Typee." and many of Paul Gauguin's paintings, Shapiro said his group obtained carbon samples from caves. The samples are presently undergoing radioactivity tests which will set their age and the age of the burial mound that contained the skeleton. "Further study of the material found in the grave, plus informa tion. . .from the tests of carbon," he said, "should tell us a good deal about the society in which this woman lived." A clue that the grave could be very ancient lies in the fact that stone drawings of humans and animals discovered by the expedition were obsecurcd by rock formations which some times take centuries to form. Distributing Firm Reports Burglary Crl William Schmidt, owner of the Schmidt Distributing com pany. 1213 Court St.. Medford. has, reported that his company was burglarized of S75.:0 worth of articles between 5:30 p.m. Sat urday and 9 a.m. Sunday, ac cording to Medford police. Articles reported stolen were eight cases of beer stubbys val ued at SC6.40, five cases of 12 ounce beer cans valued at S18.80, and one case of Sparkling Bur g'andy valued at $30, officers said. Entrance was made to build ing, according to police by break ing a loading doer window at the rear of the building. The stolen articles were believed handed to an accomplice through the broken window, police said. Corvallis (U.PJ Corvallis will observe its 100th anni versary as a chartered city next year and plans are being made to recognize the occasion throughout all of 1957. PICTURE TUBES REJUVENATED Is vcvr pieturg tufef dull-and weak? Most picture tube can b restored to original brightness at only a fraction of the cost of replacement. For further information CALL Electronic Service 18. N. GRAPE PH. 3-1971 , troops on return trip. Every- i where U. S. flag on car acclaim- ed and was stopped in Gyoer by workers who wanted to shake hands. Thursday Met Cardinal Mindszenty, Roman Catholic primate of Hungary. Received me in his small study and told of his imprisonment and of his ideas for future of Hungary. Said he hoped for a Christian Demo cratic movement '"on the lines of (West German Chancellor Kon rad) Adenauer's." Also met Col. Paul Maleter, hero of Kilian Bar racks battle who became defense minister. Worst of battle seemed over. Price 10c United Prcn FuJt Leased Wtr 1956 8 Pages Ike Agrees in Principle To Big Three Meeting Paris (U.Rj President Eisen hower has agreed in principle to a Big Three summit meeting in Washington with British Prime Minister Anthony Eden and French Premier Guy Mol let, diplomatic circles said today. of FORD ? Here's what puts the Mark of Tomorrow in the new kind of Ford! It's the sculptured look. You'll see it the moment you let your eyes wander over this fine car. In a '57 Ford you belong . . . anywhere. It's the long, lean lines. There's a greyhound grace to the new Ford. No useless "fat," no showy "padding." Ford is as trim as a jet fighter. -It's the hardtop styling. Fairlane Club and Town Sedans have the hardtop look of Ford Victorias! In these Fairlane beauties, superthin, superstrong center pillars are smartly concealed by bright-metal window frames ... to give hardtop beauty when doors are closed. It s the freedom of choice. Colors? Fabrics? Accessories? Far more than that! Ford gives you a choice of two new, bigger sizes . . . longer, lower, roomier! It's the ride that stays gentle. With a new frame that rides sweeter and lower, new springs, new suspension all around, even the rudest roads can't ruffle the poise of the new Ford. It s the Thunderbird power. Ford celebrates its Silver Anniversary of V-8 leadership with the biggest selection of V-8's in Ford liistory. In addition to all this Thunderbird GO, there's a new and more powerful Mileage Maker Six. Friday Maleter told of talks with Russians for evacuation of Soviet troops. Spent two hours with Deputy Premier Zoltan Til dy, who said help from the West was needed for freedom of Hun gary. Said Soviet sending in col ossal troop reinforcements. Had no trouble moving around Buda pest. Saturday Gen. Istvan Kov acs said he and Maleter negotiat ed with four Soviet generals and they agreed to complete with drawal of Soviet troops from Hungary. Said new meeting scheduled for 2200 to work out details. Seemed as if rebels were now victorious. Sunday, Not. 4 Awakened at 0430 by transatlantic call from Toronto radio station. Fifteen minutes later room lit up by big artillery barrage from west of city. No idea what was happen ing. One hour later Soviet T54 tanks stopped outside hotel. Walked to chain bridge to see if they really were Russian. They were. This was it. Correspond ents evacuated to legations. Took shelter from air raid which never materialized and played table tennis with legation girls. Monday In British legation all day. Soviet tanks fired when I looked out window. Two bul lets hit window sill. Flames, gun fire and death rule Budapest. Tuesday Returned to Duna What puts the Mark of Tomorrow in the new kind Sa' " )j)1 at this Fairlane Club Sedan V' , i ((ji ' ""J 'JaM'tl'''''i is a special kind of un.' , Wise man Hotel, which got three shell holes during morning. Watched battle outside Astoria Hotel between few Hungarian riflemen and Soviet tanks. Tanks blasted away at buildings until no cover left for snipers. It's total war. Wednesday Man's body out side still there and beginning to smell. Called morgue but said they had no time to collect as they still had 12.000 bodies to deal with from yesterday. No way to telephone story, decided try to break out of city tomor row to deliver copy while (United Press correspondent) Russ Jones holds fort. Thursday Left for Czech bor der with Basil Davidson of Lon don Daily Herald and Ernest Leiser. Reached Leled but Czechs refused to let us pass. Spent night at Szob. Revolutionists blaming West for not helping them out. Friday Crossed ferry over Danube to Esztergom. Drove in to Gyoer and arrested by Rus sians. Car taken away as well as papers, film and camera. Com plained to Kommandantura to no avail. Story and pictures gone, but don't need them to re member the rape of Budapest. Saturday Kept watch on road for Western cars. In even ing two MVD (Soviet Secret Police) majors picked up Leiser for questioning. We were scared, but Ernie came back an hour later after talking with a gen Sll the going U great I" -' It's the record-breaking performance'. On the Salt Flat at Bonneville, Utah, a '57 Ford traveled 50,000 miles in less than 20 days . . . an average speed of 108.16 mph, including all pit stops! Another Ford averaged over 107 mph. Altogether, 458 national and international per formance records were smashed as Ford rewrote the record book. It's the big dollar value that lasts and lasts. 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