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SIX MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Monday, November 26. 1956 Mindszenty Described as Tool Of Reactionaries in Hungary Marine Officers Slate Visit at SOC Campus Budapest (U.R; The official Hungarian government newspa per Sunday charged Josef Car dinal Mindszenty with being a tool of the reactionary elements in Hungary. It said Mindszenty"i own words condemned him as a "spokesman for the counter revolution, with political aims hidden under his cassock." The article was distributed in London by the official Soviet Tass news agency. Most Bitter 'Attack Tne attack by the NEP Szabad ag was the most bitte'r against the cardinal since freedom fight ers released him from house ar rest in Felsopeteny. He sought and was grajited asylum in the U.S. legation here. Nov. 4 and has been there ever since. , The newspaper said the car dinal was a "typical representa tive of Horthy Fascism" who "wanted to end Socialist con struction and the people's pow er." It charge he expressed the "aims of the counter-revolution" In a speech Nov. 3, the day before the Russian army attack ed Hungary for the second time In 10 days. "Mindszenty was made cau tious as were other politicians of the bourgeois restoration by the presence of the Soviet army on the outskirts of Budapest and by the news arriving of more Soviet troops entering Hungary," the newspaper said. Reason for Abstaining "That was the reason he ab stained from entering into such details as . . . the cancellation of land reform and the return of industries to their former owners." NEP Szabadsag said the "Hor thyite leaders of the counter revolutionary forces wanted to thrust Mindszenty into prom inence because he was Tegarded as a man above parties." The cardinal's release from house arrest in Felsopeteny was organized and directed by a Maj. Antal Palinkas, "who is no other than the son of one -ot the prominent figures of the counter-revolution of 1919," it said. It referred to the overthrow of the Red dictatorship of Bela Kun. Lawful Calling The newspaper said Mindszen ty "did not omit to threaten all those who it might concern." "He emphasized that a lawful calling to account of all persons responsible must take place in A Nichol's Worth of . . . Comment On This and That By HARMAN W. NICHOLS United Prtu Feature Writer LI ' Sk. . J Uirmu N.cholft Washington U.R) Most everyone has heard of Paul Bun yan, the mythical giant of the f5l Blue Ox JBaoe nara iNorin Country, and B etwee n them they managed some colossal stunts. Like t h e d a y Paul command ed Babe to take five steps and a big rain came and there were the Great Lakes. I never knew until recently that Paul had a brother named Cal Bunyan,.ho built the big gest railroad in the world. This flight of fancy is contained in an article Budd I. McKillips, pen ned for "Tracks," a publication of the Chesapeake 4 Ohio and Nickel Pere Marquetta Railroad. The line was called the IJA& SI; Square name Ireland, Jeru salem, Australia and Southern Indiana Railroad. Only reason it didn't put the locals out of busi ness was that it was a non-stop road. Anil-Bragging According to a fictitious char acter named "Springwheels" Conley, Cal Bunyan got worked up over the bragging the Great Northern did over its new line. Better railroads C. B. would build. He finally did, but it took a bit of time. This was to be a big, big, rail road. Common ballast was out, so Cal fetched in boulders from the Rockies. Each boulder weigh ed six tons. The largest steel mill in the country worked night and day (36 hours a day, nine days a week, according to maker-upper McKillips) turning out the rails. And It took a whole tree from the avenue of California giants the famed Redwoods to make a single tie. Eiffel Tower Then came the building of the engine. McKillips says the Eiffel Tower in Paris was rigged for a drill press. Seems the Tower of Pisa leaned too much. Coach building was somewhat of a problem, too. Each nail was knocked home by a couple of giants, next of kin fo the Bun yans, and they hit down with fence post, mauls. At length the train was ready. But there was a small disturb ance when the engine started the air pump for the first run. The first attempt, according to the best information available, "sucked all the air out of four neighboring states." The best au thorities are vague about which states were done in. - The IJA&SU finally got under way and hasn't been heard from since. Maybe that's fine. A train that could, become something of a menace. Gas Explosions Take Three Lives By UNITED PRESS Gas expfbsions jarred two communities in Colorado and New Mexico Sunday. Three per sons were killed and six others were hospitalized with injuries. One blast rocked a city block in Springer, a northern New Mexico town of 1.000, killing two persons. Five others were hospitalized with injuries and four were less seriously hurt. An explosion in a suburban area just southeast of Denver kiiled a natural gas pipeline worker and injured his co-worker seriously. It occurred when a valve blew off a 20-inch gas line under repair." . Police Chief Virgil Carter said state officials would investigate the Springer explosion, but he was sure it was caused from frakage in an underground bu tane tank. The explosion erupted into Joe Stewart's "corner" drug stoi and the Stockman's cafe, and also leveled two nearby un occupied business buildings. L.lilr When Work Makes You Tense, Headachy t ccc ' Relax a moment, tak 2 St. Joseph Aspirin. Enjoy the fastest aspirin relief mow? can bay. Dsed by mil lions daily with out stomach unset. 100 tablets 49c Syria Feared As Trouble Source Washington U.R) The Unit ed S'.ates fears that Syria, using weapons it got from the Com munists, may cause a new armed conflict in the Middle East. Officials doubt that Syria would be successful in such a venture. But -they said Russia, which wants to continue stir ring up trouble in .the Middle East, might goad Syria into starting an incident along its bor der with Israel that could spread into a larger conflict. The United States has evi dence that Syria has been receiv ing large amounts of Communist arms for "a considerable period of time." French sources have estimated that Syria gets about two ship loads of Communist arms a week, but American bfficials be lieve this estimate high. U.S. officials are watching for any signs that Syria might go too far and provoke Israel into a new "preventive action" on the pattern followed, against Egypt at the end of October. Gamblers Scurry From Las Vegas Fire Las Vegas OJ.R; Las Vegas' great white way was illuminated Sunday night by a fire in the Boulder Club which sent hun dreds of patrons scurrying to the street. Damage was estimat ed at $200,000. The fire started in the upper floor of the two-story frame structure built in 1909 and 'burst through the roof in a spectacu lar flash of flames and smoke. Ihousands of persons gather ed on gaily lighted Fremont st. in downtown Las Vegas as fire fighting units and reserves fought the blaze and kept it from spreading to other build ings in the area. One man was trapped briefly by the flames before making his escape and a fireman suffer ed minor injuries when knocked down by a backdraft from the fire. Club officials carried more than S190.000 in silver dollars from the premises. THE CAR, TOO? New Brunswick, N. J. :U.R) Akos Thiery, a member of -the Hungarian-American federation, was helping to distribute cloth ing to Hungarian refugees at Camp Kilmer Saturday night when someone gave away his overcoat containing his car kevs i by mistake. all fields. What was this if not a proclamation of a general cam paign against the partisans for proletarian power? "This could be revealed by all this that Mindszenty was a spokesman for the counter-revolution, with political aims hid den under his cassock." A Marine corps officer pro curement team from San Fran cisco will be on the Southern Oregon college campus Dec. 3 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. in room 204 of Churchill hall. " Capt. Charles R. Stephenson III and First .Lt. James S. Phil lips will interview men inter ested in enrolling in one of the Marine "in college" training pro grams that lead to a commission as second lieutenant in the Ma rine corps reserve. The platoon leaders class and platoon leaders class (aviation) are open to freshmen, sopho mores and juniors. The officer candidate class and aviation offi cer class are open to seniors and graduates. HEAVY MONEY Las Vegas, Nev. OJ.R) Fire broke out Sunday night in the offices of the Boulder club gam bling casino. Club officials got a workout removing S190.000 from the burning building. The money was in silver dollars. 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