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New Eskimo Housing Crush In Alaska May Cost British Win Control Russian Troops A« Much as $1 Million WASHINGTON Iff!—A proposal to build and rehabilitate Eskimo housing in Alaska may involve an Rebellion of as much as a Of Suez Hungarian expenditures Terminal million dollars. to restore in Hun- island of a industrial , UR—Waves of British ing peace both By LYNN HEINZERLING Csepel, big Altho such a proposal is under it and French parachutists landed in gary and the Middle East, ordered center in Danube, said adding: active rebel consideration. Department , lift—Hungarian tanks dare to move the Port Said area at the north an international police command “Russian of the Interior officials have been remnants fought on in isolated In end of the Suez Canal today. With- set up to establish and supervise only in formation. many places hesitant to discuss details of the actions today against the Soviet have built barricades in hours, the British announced, a cease-fire in Egypt. they along program. j military tide that has flooded out the road. the Egyptian commander there The British and French govern- Desperate fighting is go- A department source said today, the flames of anti-Russian revolt began discussing surrender terms ments had ahead with their ing on.” however, that as originally pro- gone across most of the country. with the invaders. A cease-fire invasion, but said Radio Pecs, now in Russian posed the program might involve long-heralded A Soviet ultimatum demanding ! was declared. would welcome the U.N. hands, reported late today that construction of 2,200 new homes they po- that the remaining freedom fight- The cease-fire was announced lice force as a shield between rebels were still fighting for the and rehabilitation of possibly ers give up their arms by 6 p.m. to cheers in the House of Com- Israel as soon uranium mines of Mecsek, not far others. warring Egypt and face court-mar- 2,000 (12 noon EST) or mons by Prime Minister Eden. as the two Middle East govern- from the Yugoslav border. It de- The purpose of the program tial apparently was ignored. meant the ments U.N. for manded the rebels be given no would be to raise Eskimo housing The developments accepted proposals Communist and rebel radio of President and there was a settlement refuge in public buildings or in standards. It is understood there situation Egyptian peace, broadcasts alike told of continued was more of the Suez apartments and said anyone mo- is general department agreement Nasser becoming pre- question. shooting in the warfare set off by carious the hour. Last week, lesting Russian soldiers would be of the need for such a move. by The first Egyptian announce- the lightning Soviet attack that the lost their vast Sinai shot on the spot. One possible result of the pro- Egyptians ments on the invasion claimed the deposed Premier Imre Nagy’s na- Peninsula, east of the canal, to The Budapest station, again gram might be a cut in the heavy first wave of 3,000 paratroopers tional-minded coalition govern- Israeli forces. firmly under Russian control, tuberculosis toll among Alaska’s invading was annihilated by soldiers, police ment Sunday. The announced cf the sought to win over Hungarians natives. purpose and civilian fighters and that a Via radio Rakoczy, in southwest invasion is to safe- with all sorts of promises of polit- British-French second wave was being wiped out. the rebels announced Hungary, ical and.economic reforms. guard the canal—now closed to This was subject to question the of continued BULLETIN battle Budapest shipping—and to separte the bel- since last week had an- “First it is necessary to restore Egypt and that there was street Soviet Un- fighting LONDON Iff)—The in the Israeli-Egyptian it was Is- it warned. The Soviet ligerents nounced annihilating of Kocs- order,” in the Russian-held city ion called tonight for joint fighting. The British say they are raeli forces in Sinai. troops will be withdrawn only kemet, 50 miles southeast of the American-Soviet intervention— to turn over control of the after order has been restored.” willing backed by the United Nations— canal to U.N. forces, once the The new it will Wild British Crowds regime, said, to slop British-French "aggres- situation is stabilized. Nehru Rebukes start negotiations for the with- Middle East. sion in the The parachute troops landed in Protest British Armed drawal after peace returns. the Canal Zone only four months Moscow for Use of Intervention in Egypt Only Saturday, radio Budapest, State and 22 days after the British sur- then in rebel hands, announced a of LONDON, Opt—Clamoring crowds Secretary rendered to Egypt the military Soviet military delegation had ‘Superior Might’ tied up famed Trafalgar Square i Will Be Laid bases they long had occupied promised that no further Russian Up NEW DELHI, UFl— Prime Minis- for hours Sunday in the wildest. there. In the meantime, on July reinforcements would cross the ter Nehru said today “superior demonstrations seen in London in For Six Weeks 26, Nasser nationalized the Suez border into Hungary. might” is being used to crush years. Cries of “No war!” and de- WASHINGTON (JV-Cancer had Canal. of the Soviet and freedom movements in Eden re- Generals after Hungary mands Prime Minister infected a section of intestine re- The invasion came shortly Hungarian armies had begun dis- and Egypt. sign marked the demonstrations. moved from Secretary of State the U.N. General Assembly, seek- what a the session About 35 were arrested. cussing Hungarian gov- Addressing opening persons Dulles, it was disclosed yesterday. ernment spokesman called “tech- of the general conference of Some appeared in magistrate’s A State announce- SMALL WORLD DEPT. the of Department (the where nical details of withdrawal UNESCO U.N. Economic, So- court this morning, they ment said an examination at the Russian from SEATTLE, Of)—Vice President cial and Cultural on of troops Hungary." Organization), received light fines charges time of the emergency operation Harold A. Oslon of Pacific North- Nehru added "Human is behavior. Premier Nagy, who held his dignity insulting Saturday, and X rays later, indi- ern Airlines and his wife have re- sent his second being outraged” by events in these Labor Party orators egged the post Saturday, cated the had not malignancy turned here after a whirlwind, two countries. on with anti-Eden in two days to the U.N., crowd slogans. appeal the diseased por- spread beyond 17-day tour of western . The Indian leader did not men- for action on his request that They assailed the government urging tions. And Olson is more convinced tion Russia name but in the world body Hun- by his the armed intervention Egypt guarantee Dulles’ condition was described than ever that it is a small world. words were a rebuke to must The next definitely and cried, “Eden go!” garian independence. as in the wake of the 2V4- “good” “I in at Air- Moscow as as London anti the Russians seized power, checked Schiphog well capital. day hour at the operation Army’s he . and was port, Amsterdam,” explained, Rebel units hold the Budapest Nagy deposed. Walter Reed Hospital. “and who was one of the first It was the first time Nehru had Doctors said they expect the persons I saw? voiced any public criticism— im- secretary to spend about six “None other than Sigfried Wien, plied or otherwise—of Russia's weeks in some three ODDS FAVOR EISENHOWER AS recuperation, head of Wien Alaska Airlines. actions in Hungary. He has been weeks of that time in the hospital. The last time I saw Sig was in bitterly critical of the British- This means Dulles will be im- the spring in Anchorage.” French attack on Egypt. NATION PREPARES TO VOTE I mobilized at a time when the United States is grappling with IN TIME OF DOUBLE CRISIS crisis in eastern Europe and the of Alaska Cities Middle East. In his absence, the League Adopts By DONALD SANDERS now held by the Democrats. State Department is headed by Associated Press Staff Writer Thirty-five senators will toe Undersecretary --of State Herbert 39 Point An America newly concerned elected from 33 states. All tout Hoover Jr. Legislative Program with bloodshed in Hungary and three of the 435 seats in the U.S. Dulles returned Friday from KETCHIKAN, tfl—The League bringing its membership to 72 shooting in the Middle East will House of Representatives will be New York City where he called of Alaska Cities ended its 6th an- cities. Petersburg, Douglas, Skag- nual convention here choose tomorrow a President to filled. Maine elected two Repub- for, and won, a United Nations Saturday way, Wrangell, and Haines indi- guide the nation’s affairs for the licans and one Democrat Sept. 10. General Assembly vote urging an with election of officers, selection cated they will join soon and next four years. Voters in 29 states will elect end to fighting in the Middle East. of Anchorage as host city for the when they do the league will rep- An estimated 71 million or governors. A host of other state 1957 convention, adoption of a resent 98 percent of Alaska’s pop- IN BED more voters will decide whether and local officials will also be BETTER OFF 39-point legislative program and ulation. E. to continue President Eisenhower chosen. FORT WORTH, Texas UV—L. 16 resolutions. The legislative program calls in the White House or replace him An election eve survey of polit- Schmidt, 69, was in bed today and Mayor James Coding of Ketch- for a refund of one cent of the with Adlai Stevenson. ical leaders, reporters and others thinks he should have stayed ikan was elected president. Other existing five-cent motor fuel tax They will decide, too, which by the Associated Press indicated there Saturday. officials included Mayor Antone on highway users to cities, such party shall control Congress in that if these observers read the Schmidt’s glasses slipped off as Anderson of Anchorage, vice pres- funds to be used for roads. the next two years. signs correctly, Eisenhower will he ran thru a hard rain to catch a ident; and Mrs. Lucy Mick of Repeal of the act establishing Such signposts as the public get four times as many electoral bus. He caught them before they Palmer, reappointed executive detailed examination procedure of opinion polls and the pulse-taking votes as Stevenson. hit the sidewalk but he slipped secretary. police officers; revision of exist- of political reporters and com- With 266 electoral votes needed and cut his knee. New members of the Executive ing liquor laws with license pow- mentators point almost unani- to win, Eisenhower captured 442 He also missed the bus. Board include retiring president ers for establishment within cities mously to Eisenhower’s re-elec- to Stevenson’s 89 in their 1952 Back home, Schmidt went into Douglas Preston, mayor of Fair- to be vested in city councils. tion. But the polls have been race. The popular vote was 33,- the bathroom to bandage the cut. banks; Mayor Steffen Andersen, Revision of the Juvenile Code proved fallible at times in the 936,252 for Eisenhower and 27,- He slipped again and cut his arm Nome; and Mrs. Emelie St. Pierre, with responsibility for enforcment past. 314,992 for Stevenson, who took on a hair tonic bottle. city clerk at Valdez. and financing vested in the terri- The same signs point to a close just nine southern and border Schmidt gave up and went to Sitka and Juneau joined the torial government. battle for control of Congress, states. a hospital. league during its convention here. fContinued on Page Two)