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XAISING HA.VD DURING UN Security Council vote. Sir Pierson Dixon Heft) vetoes a
L'nited States resolution calling for cease-fire in Egypt. Henry Cabot Lodge (right),
tooks oti grimly. It is the first time in UN history that Britain vetoed a United States
proposal. Move came as Israeli-Egypt fighting continued. (International Soundphoto)
Adm. Horthy, Former Hungary Regent,
Huddles at Radio for News of Nation
Estoril, Portugal IU.PJ An
old r.wo has huddled around a
radio night and day for the past
weeks, listening with strained
faS to the news of Hungary.
Occasionally he sleps his chaif
in despair. Sometimes tears 'well
into his eyes.
This is Adm. Nicholas Horthy,
former regent of Hungary,
whom Radio Moscow, and the
Kadar regime in Budapest
blame for sparking the Hungar
ian revplt.
Friends , of the 88-year-old ad--mfral
say that he cannot be
f liaked to the, uprising by the
wildest flight or? imagination.
They describe him as a relic of
history 4io lives on the memor
ies csj the years he ruled Hun
gary from the royal palace in
Budapest a regent.
Horthy ruled with an iron
hand during those years after
World War I. He made and un
made cabinets, established his
son, Stephen, as deputy regent.
He took Hungary into World
War II on Germany's side but
In 1944,, asked the Allies for an
armistice.
The Germans immediately ar
rested him and Hungarian Nazis
took- over the country. He was
liberated by American troops
and later came to Portugal with
his wife, Magda.
'Gate of Hell' Set
At Ashland Theater
A s h 1 a n d "Gate of Hell."
voted the best foreign film of
1954 and grand prize winner at
the Cannes film festival the
Same year, will be shown at the
Varsity theater in Ashland
Wednesday" evening.
The Japanese film is the sec
ond in the "Curtain at Eight
Thirty series currently showing
at the theater.
The film, showing many color
scenes of Japan, has been popu
lar with -both adult and student
audiences. The ' story concerns
the' struggle of clans in ancient
Japan for control of the country.
"Curtain at Eight-Thirty" be
gins at 8:30 p.m. at the Varsity,
with showing of selected short
subjects. The management then
serves coffee and the featured
film, shown only once, begins
about 9 p.m.
They live in a S50-a-mQnth
house on one of the back streets
of this resort town. Their place
is a far cry from the luxurious
residences of other exiles such
as Don Juan of Spain, former
King Kumberto of Italy, and
Carol of Romania.
Book Didn't Sell '
Their income is mainly from
royalties of the autobiography
Horthy published two years ago.
It did not sell well. Friends also
help them.
Despite his age, the admiral
is physically fit and straight as
a ramrod. He adheres to a mili
tary schedule. Unitl the Hun
garian revolt, he was up at 8
sharp, breakfasted and then
took a walk. He spent the rest
of the forenoon reading foreign
newspapers and magazines and
in the afternoon wrote letters
and had friends in for tea.
The crisis has disrupted his
schedule and he spends most of
his time now at the radio.
Friends describe him as heart
broken over the Hungarian
bloodbath. He is described as be
ing bitter at the West for not
supporting the revolution with
action.
Revision in Stale
School Aid Urged
Portland ,U.R) The Legisla
tive Interim Committee on Edu
cation yesterday adopted a rec
ommendation calling for a radi
cal revision in the method of
distributing state aid to schools.
The recommendation, the so
called "key system," to go into
effect must receive the appro
val of the state Legislature.
The plan would change the
present system of giving state
aid to the basis of so much per
pupil to a formula of establish
ing a "basic education program"
and .then distributing state
funds to districts in the amount
needed to bring them up to this
program.
Suggested amount of the basic
program was $230 per year for
each elementary school child
and $300 per year for each high
school student.
The plan would have the state
give back to each district the
amount necessary to achieve
this expenditure for each pupil
after the district's tax resources
have been exploited.
The proposed "basic education
program" would be set at an
amount to provide . services
which the state determined all
districts should be required to
maintain.
Tuesday. November 27, 1958.
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City Delegates
Warned To Plan
Portland (U.R) Delegates to
the 31st annual convention of
the League of Oregon Cities
heard Portland City Commis
sioner William A. Bowes warn
yesterday that local plans for
participation in the 13-year fed
eral highway program should be
made immediately.
"Let's get it into the heads
of our city councils and the citi
zents of our towns that there is
a job of planning work to be
done now not 13 years from
now," Bowes told the some 700
delegates to the meeting.
The Portland commissioner
said the individual city plans
should show existing highway
and street facilities, proposed
new facilities, parking facilities
and circulation patterns.
He pointed out that the $642
billion federal highway pro
gram does not provide funds for
assisting towns or cities in mak
ing highway plans.
Kidnaping of Nagy
Believed by U.S.
Washington (U.R) A State
Department spokesman said
Monday that this country has
"no reason to doubt" that for
mer Hungarian Premier Imre
Nagy was kidnaped by the So
viet puppet gcvernment of Hun
gary. Department Press Officer Lin
coln White said U.S. reaction
to Nagy's disappearance is the
same as it was in the deportation
of Hungarian freedom fighters
to the Soviet Union.. In that in
stance he used the word "revul
sion." Nagy, who briefly headed the
independent Hungarian govern
ment during the recent anti
Soviet uprising, was seized in
front of the Yugoslav embassy
in Budapest.
The present Soviet - backed
government claims he went to
Romania of his own free will.
But Yugoslavia has charged
Nagy was kidnaped.
White made clear that the
United States agrees with the
Yugoslav version, but said he
did not know whether this
country plans any diplomatic
action.
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