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- •» ~*V» WBSMBm BPraMMSjsr - ' Keneipp Favors l ' '¦ h|B|S * * i ' ' Limited Trial Space Satellite * '** I MJamm • > A W / shortly after midnight. He said he will confer at 10 * way. :• A a m. Monday with Engineer Com- s if fcii iriff --99- •••’ Actually the rocket that was missioner Thomas A. Lane to \ ; Bk> iH launched from Port Canaveral, report on his views on three of Fla., was a modified Viking, requests by the nine made by D. C. ROCKET NERVE CENTER—This is the complex blasted a 45-foot rocket 125 miles into the air. The manufactured the Glenn L. Transit System to speed service Martin Co. of Baltimore. and cut costs. central control room of the Air Force Missile Test missile was called the first test rocket of the earth It carried instruments that Center, Canaveral, will be inside the actual satel- New Check on Cape Fla,, where scientists today satellite program.—AP Wirephoto. Traffic lite. At least 12 of the Vikings Mr. Keneipp also said he is go- have been fired before and the ing to recommend relocation of 12th, it is known, reached a some bus stops on H street and Refugee height of 158 miles. declared new checks of traffic| Relief 34 Hungarian Athletes Poland Settles speed should be made to de- Instruments Tested termine the effect on the change. HERBERT HOOVER, Jr„ CHRISTIAN A. HERTER The firing of the 45-foot He said the bus lanes should Planning to Come to U. S. Resigns Successor Viking was necessary to test not be started until after the ef- Aid Increased With Catholics instruments and gather infor- fect of relocating the bus stops AUGtJSTA, Ga., Dec. 8 (>P). —Herbert Hoover, mation to be used in the launch- is Total of 46 Olympic Figures Behind ing of the earth satellite known. Red Cross and CARE Stay Agreement Reached jr., resigned today as Undersecretary of State, effec- planned After establishment of the bus In Australia as Second Plane Leaves tive about February 1. President Eisenhower for the 1957-58 International lanes, Mr. Keneipp said, traffic 1 Add New Projects On Differences Geophysical Year. That is a speeds should be checked again, j MELBOURNE, Dec. 8 (A*).—Thirty-four defecting members selected Gov. Christian A. Herter of Massachusetts world-wide research program ; | Increased relief services to ( If the experiment appears to be 1 of the Hungarian Olympic team plan to go to the United States, WARSAW, Poland, Dec. 8 (jP). to succeed him. aimed at finding out about the [ Hungarian refugees have been Poland’s new successful, he said, he would be' it was announced today at a meeting held shortly after a anti-Stalinist earth and the air around it. willing to try announced by Communist government and the Mr. Eisenhower accepted Mr. Hoover’s resigna- The information obtained will the bus lanes on;i the Red Cross and ijsecond plane, bearing 45 teammates departed v three other requested by, for their devas- Roman Catholic tion with deep and heaped the be available to all nations, streets i CARE. tated Church hier- regret praise upon in- O. Roy Chalk, president homeland. archy today announced a broad cluding the Soviet Union, Presi- and The Red Cross said It Is mo- son of the former President. owner of D. C. Transit. 1 Seventeen of the 46 athletes and officials who elected to settlement of their differences dent Elsenhower has announced. bilizing extra volunteers and Keneipp staff | including Young Hoover wrote Mr. Eisenhower he in- Today’s Mr. also noted that workers remain behind met in the rapidly a restoration of reli- rocket reached a peak several blocks to assist President Ei-‘emptying Olympic Village gious velocity 4,000 per on H street are : senhower’s expanded program late ing only a brief message to 1 education in state schools. tends to resume his career as an engineer. He has of miles only slightly longer than 200 this afternoon to discuss the , Julius Hegyi, chief de mission: A joint communique said the hour before plunging into the for bringing a total of 21,500 . been in Government service the last three years. feet. Mr. Chalk had proposed future. The press spokesman you church expressed support Atlantic Ocean about miles refugees this country. "God bless all. Farewell.! 1 full 180 that vehicles other than I to [ said they will get together again ; for all government Gov. Herter will be formally nominated about from the launching site, which buses The duties requested : Nadori.” activities be permitted in the new were ] Monday night finalize plans at strengthening is part of Patrick bus lanes in by Tracy C. Voorhees, to J Wife and Child at Home aimed the Po- February 1 when Mr. Hoover steps aside, White a Air Force the last 200 feet of any block the Presi- ¦ The spokesman said the Amer- People’s Republic Base. dent’s Hungarian depart- lish and unit- House Press Secretary James C. Hagerty said. right relief co-ordi- | Nadori was head of a jj ... - (Newsmen permit turns. ican magazine Sports Illustrated ling the energies of all citizens » - - - , watched the huge t 6 nator, and will be carried out in , ment was chartering a plane to bring in the Ministry of Sport!]'for the common good. rocket from a vantage point Little Space for Bus Lane addition to previous Red dross 1 Hegyi Budapest. America-bound defectees to the; under in His; ' The agreement four miles away. One, Jim In the blocks, commitments. was worked short Mr. States. wife and small child are believed 1 out by a joint state-church Halbe, an Orlando Sentinel Keneipp said, “there’s not going Teams of recreation and wel- ‘ still there. com- ! Among the 17 were four-mln-! mission established after the re- President Meets Strauss reporter, gave this account of to be much left for bus; fare workers will be stationed , The only poloist room a in ute miler Laszlo Tabori, Ervin water to ] lease of Stefan Cardinal Wy- the firing to the Associated lane.” four places—in the refugee stag- leave was Istvan Szivos, who has , 1 szynski, Catholic primate of . Press: Mr. Keneipp ing areas in Munich and Bremer- Page a family Hungary. ! said that if Gen. Picture on 3 in Other Poland, October 28. He was kept (The huge 42-foot, seven- Lane feels his report should be haven, Germany; aboard the members of the team are ex- Spending under house for three •On Nuclear ton rocket rose slowly and submitted to the District three United States Navy trans- star of the Olympic pected to tour the United arrest al- Co- 1 Zador. States., years. His release followed the most silently into the air. It ordinating Committee, composed port ships assigned to bring the i champion water polo team, and; Another who remained behind ' ! By GARNETT D, HORNER elevation of Wladyslaw Gomulka left a glowing bright pink of representatives of refugees to the United States; at fencing leader Jeeef Babrian. ’ Mohaily 1 Slur Staff Correspondent several de- was Tabori’s coach. leadership in the Polish Com- trail and gradually picked up partments traffic the Brooklyn docks and Me- ' Tabori declined to give further” Igloi, who also trained Sandor to Dec. amount of money the admin- Involved in and munist Party. AUGUSTA, Ga., B.—The speed as it streaked toward highway operations, prob- Quire (N. J.) Air Force Base, < details of his personal plans ex-': Iharos and Istvan Rozsavolgyi, “we’ll joint istration proposes to spend in the next fiscal year on nuclear its zenith. ably do that where the refugees will arrive, • cept to say he would like to go : famous distance runners. Igloi The commission worked I Tuesday or Wednes- . • weapons development and peace-time use of atomic energy (Four searchlights tracked *day.” and at Camp Kilmer, N. J„ where I to the United States as well as;; said he and for four weeks to settle the Taboro had asked ; President the for approximately Meanwhile, I. the Hungarians are cared for ( other places. ! j permission of Hungarian officials state-church dispute. The res- ¦ neared final determination in a conference at missile B. Goad, chair- j religious 1,000 feet, it rose beyond man of D. System’s until they depart for their new to stay in Australia for exhibition toration of education 1 Elsenhower’s vacation headquarters here today. until C. Transit Dark gray clouds hung over; ; 1 1 by their range. rocket Operations Committee, American homes. j 1 races. was a top demand the church Strauss, Atomic Energy Commission chairman, The was outlined Essendon Airport when the plane : any 1 Lewis L. visible for approximately policies Rosznyoi, for agreement. 40 transfer on the com-i Larger Staff Needed 'left midst tearful scenes. Until 1 Sandor holder of flew back to Washington after seconds. Itpresumably reached pany’s "shoppers* express” Jl[departure jthe world record for the 3,000- Vatican la Cautious new | These new responsibilities ' time those leaving and; the conference with the President ; now plans to return to Wash- Its designed altitude of be- buslines, will 1 steeplechase, (In which will begin service require several a1 small crowd of about 250 were; j 1 meter left Australia Vatican City the an- without disclosing any details of' ington next Wednesday or; Monday. hundred Red but wasn’t expected go all tween 30 and 40 miles before Cross workers, according quiet and grim-faced. When it!' to the nouncement of the new ac- the discussion on the AEC budget ; Thursday. curving He said to Ells- 1 way to Hungary. He received a earthward and crash- no transfers will be worth Bunker, president of the ’ was time to board the plane tears cord was received with cau- for the 12 months starting next Mr. Strauss and Percival ing somewhere in the Atlantic Issued on inbound expresses and cable just before departure that! tious satisfaction and hope American Red Cross. He said flowed1 down the cheeks of both 1 i July 1. Brundage, budget director, con- Ocean.) that riders who plan to transfer the Red Cross ' those going and those remaining : his wife and child are safe in that improvement of Poland’s with the President for has been scouring Vienna. Relief AirliftFund Set ferred The actual earth satellite will to intersecting lines should ride the country during the last Zador, who bade farewell church-state relations would about 75 minutes today on what | regular buses. 1 few to Among those staying In other official actions today, be a three-stage affair—one of days for staff and volunteers his1 departing mates in the Olym- • were:! continue. ’ Mr. Hagerty described as the ( the stages being the Viking. Each On outbound trips, he said, Lidia Tomolky. world champion •No one would say whether the President: , who could be made available for ] pic Village, said it is highly "final stages” of preparation of stagej will boost the satellite a transfers will be for next ladies’ foils fencer; swimmers present development might expenses of issued use 1 the four to six weeks. likely that 20 or more of those the ). Directed that ' the AEC budget for the 1958 bit] further into space and then on intersecting lines. Cross Laszlo Magyar, Gyula Dobay and lead to re-establishment of military air-and-sea-lift to Red workers began buy- * who left may end their journey the * fiscal year. j( drop off. The final push will put ing supplies New Eva Pjor; fencer Amorus Nagy: diplomatic relations between speed of Hungarian in York several i at the Milan terminal point. movement Mr. Hagerty refused to com-[jthe “man-made moon” 300 days ago to stock the swimming coach Imre Sarosi; the Vatican and Poland, bro- refugees from Communist tyran- 1 some welfare There were 15 unfilled seats fencers ’ ment on reports that AEC spend- miles| above the earth. 2d Holdup in and comfort operations Jeno Hamori, Daniel ken since the end of World ny be paid out of the President’s Week in the on the airplane which had space : Magay ’ ing for the new fiscal year will various centers the refugees will and Attila Kereszts—all War H. emergency fund of SIOO million To Circle Earth 2 Weeks for 60. Only 83 were in the first planning to go to the United 1 run about the same as the ap- Pulled pass through. first of ! (There was no official com- under the Mutual Security Act. The satellite Itself will be $ at Store The the plane which seats 91. States. Also remaining proximately $2 billion estimated three Navy transports, the Gen. were ment on the agreement an- The White House estimates these relatively small ball of some 20 Elting, swimmers Katalin Szoke, Valeria expenses for the current 12 months. In Hillside, Md. sailed last night for Quarter Won’t Return nounced in Warsaw and a at about $3 million de- refused inches In diameter, crammed with pick Gyenge, Szusza Ordogh and spokesman for the Vatican spite Pentagon ranging ’ Mr. Strauss to dis-j, Stanley’s Liquors, Bremerhaven to up the first Os the total of 176 Hungarians I estimates 'cuss any details of the instruments which will telemeter 5410 Marl- ' load of homeless Hungarians. Geno Ats. press office said there prob- up to AEcjInformation back to dozen pike, Hillside, was shortly before sl2 piilllon. budget planning. some boro Md., | CARE, meanwhile, will bene- who arrived here ably would be none for the receiving stations earth. The night 2. Accented the resignation of‘ Brundage. stayed on robbed last for the second ‘ At from a campaign being staged the Olympics midst tragic events time being.) Mr. who be- Georges 1 60 More Athletes Chester R. Davis as Assistant hind for today’s meeting after See ROCKET, Page A-6 time this week. Prince by the Veterans of Foreign Wars, in their homeland, about one- Aims i County police reported. 1 i at Freedom Secretary of the Army for Finan- ’ taking part yesterday in in- Each of the 10,000 VFW posts in , either The commission communique an Police said a man flashed a quarter are staying in Due to Plane t cial Management, effective Feb- ' conclusive review of Defense the country have been asked toj Quit said the government wants ruary plans pistol in the face of Charles ¦ make Australia or planning a new SINGAPORE. 8 f/P).—An to -3 15. Mr. Davis to re- ' Department spending estimates Police Seek Identity i a minimum donation of Dec. end all the hindrances to full-1 his former job an E Bothman, of College Park, per post to aid [life in the United States. One official of the Hungarian Olym-i turn to as for the new fiscal year, planned $5 in feeding and 1 of religious life, adding: : the Chicago J i a clerk, and said. “This is clothing Hungarian official. Janos Tarodi and Anthal pic tonight ifreedom executive of Title!to return to Washington this Os Wandering Boy a refugees. 1 team said here at! “As a result of changes in i and Trust Co. stickup.” walking team, are , afternoon playing | The 4.000 units of the VFWj Roka of the least 60 of the 82 Hungarian public establishing after a round Police today sought to Identify Mr. Boehman replied: [ I returning ship life aimed at ’ 3. Announced that his citizen golf said he j Ladies Auxiliary also have been; on the Soviet athletes returning on a’ char- legality, justice, peaceful co- 1 of at the Augusta National i a youth, found wandering aim- “You're kidding. They got all asked to co-operate. Gruzia which leaves tomorrow. tered airliner are not going home.; ' advisers on the mutual security ' Golf Club. lessly] on the Mall shortly All funds 1 t existence. the strengthening of before the money I had Monday night.” They program, headed by Benjamin F. midnight j collected will be turned over to 1 Among those who left today intend to leave the plane morality r last night, who told "No, kidding. Give CARE, social and the restitu- ' Fairless, plans to visit 18 coun- I'm not 1 Inc. hwas Laszlo Papp. only boxer ever at Milan. Italy, and take refuge tion of wrongs,” the Catholic them he couldn't remember his me the money.” the man was Cooper T Holt of ito win three gold medals. The in Western countries. c tries between December 27 and Shoppers Out! name or where he lived. Chatta-I episcopate will extend to the out t Flock quoted as saying. nooga, Tenn., commander : 30-year-old light middleweight He said these athletes did not February 17 to round their Police described the boy, de- in government the church’s “fullJ foreign aid policy be- Mr. Boehman said the man. , chief of the VFW. said the ap-|lking has a wife and 18-month- stay in Australia as 46 of their 1 study of In spite his confusion, as “extremely junderstanding for these aspira- ' to President Balmy Weather; !¦ about 35 years of age and 5 peal was in support of President < old son in Hungary. teammates did because they! fore reporting the polite and Intelligent.” He ap- grabbed tions.” on March 1. pears years feet 10 inches tall, then Elsenhower’s “People to People” 1 Asked if he would like go , wanted to settle in countries announcement Rain ! to be 13 or 14 old.’ $75 register program to The listed these Tomorrow from the cash and and In memory of | to America, Papp said, “I would closer home. Their plane leaves ,main points In the state-church i Coming Here Next Week He is 5 feet 3 inches tall, fled. of Monday Thousands of shoppers turned weights, pounds, thousands Americans who 1] like to tour the United States if here and arrives in [agreement:1 Press Secretary James C. Hag- 130 has brown On Monday night two armed died at Pearl Milan Tuesday night. ,! out in balmy weather today to eye*, and 1 Harbor. , conditions are right, perhaps 1. Restoration of religious edu- - erty said Mr. Elsenhower, who! flood crew-cut brown hair men robbed the store of S2OO Sevefal Hungarian athletes ' downtown streets and , and wears glasses. Police said $5 Million Sought O first as an amateur and then See POLAND. Page A-6 I flew here two weeks ago Monday,' ¦ stores. in a similar manner, police said. perhaps as a professional. Every- said they had received lettera he was clad in a multi-colored The Red Cross has appealed j from their families saying "don't! Intermittent sunshine and shirt,1 dungarees, black socks and to Americans for $5 million to thing depends on the situation at home.” come back," and asking them not , temepratures around 70 lent a loafer-type1 shoes when he was I help finance its massive relief 1 to worry about those still in Hun- summery atmosphere to the pointedj out by a group of chil- operations among Among the surprise defections /N refugees ana gary. RebelsWageHit-RunWar throngs. The Weather Bureau < dren t,o Motorcycle Pvt, buTlej that as- Police • inside Hungary itself. was of Laszlo Nadori, It has sistant chief Anton Mildrich, Hungarian predicted showers tomorrow will , J. L. Becker. [already spent $1.3 of de mission. He took million its 1 part pentathalon champion, tonight bring a gradual end to the un- The boy was examined by doc- Reds Drop'Volunteers' current funds. an active in the revolution against Soviet communism sent a cable to his fiance. Marla seasonable warmth. Itorsit at District General Hospital LONDON Radio Mos- The Washington area quota and In Today's shopping Sweden, Hungary's Khupjer in arking Mountains heard only in the last day so ! her crowds, i and taken to the District Re- cow said tonight the with- is $78,000. or to turned out that he is on the blacklist at wait for him. By RICHARD KASISCHKE slan commandant about two , which early, Wera tceiving Home. After his admis- drawal of British, ; j America has to make good on many years. i called “by far biggest of a he French and home. He disappeared from the "For I have Associated Pres* Foreign Correspondent ’ weeks ago.” the Hungarian in- the sion,i nurse there said had See RED CROSS. Page .4-6 , thought of leaving Hungary,” the year" by Robert E. L. John- a spot of Israeli troops has made it un- Olympic Vlllage yesterday, leav- he Dec. —Definite formant said. “This is true al- i sore on the back his said. “Now that got BUDAPEST. 8 I president necessary to send Russian Maria has brought today that though our Budapest newspapers executive vice of I head. out of Hungary and gone word was 1 Woodward 6c Lothrop "volunteers” to to! rebel guerrtflbs ! and radio were forced to deny It. Egypt. Sweden, 1 will go back, al- bands of are 1 The special Christmas detail never 1 waging "The Russians can't wipe out though I have an aged mother hit-run warfare on Rus- !of 72 policemen assigned to South Pole Base Bulges sian troops from mountain hide- 1 these freedom fighters because A NOONDAY PAUSE there.” downtown traffic duty had It* out* in Southern Hungary. they can’t find them Mildrich said Italian authorl- ' "They hide in the forests and hands full keeping cars moving j FIND THE HOME agreed There have been numerous I through HELPS THE SPIRIT ties have to let him leave they are supported by a rebel- the choked street* MEANT YOU the plane at go to report* of continued fighting Parking busy, IriPHANr FOR As Population Hits 34 Milan and 1 lious local population. Around I lot* were but CHUtCH LUNCMION around the mining center of In Sweden. Pecs the Russians are getting a few were actually turning away CIUI n Tlm tfovpi pro By DON CUT Long Pecs, but until now they |r«m mj told pa operatlon who was aboard the distance walker Laszlo were! taste of the same kind of parti-!¦customers ami arc papa A I MiMiiWdP'fu SUB Carrneondtnt Neptune, messaged for parachute > Somogyl told reporters he will!impossible to confirm. Commu- 1 ¦ san warfare they waged against A 21,000 MILC IACI oat raa ky McMURDO SOUND, Antarc- delivery parts members of family nication with Pec* is cut off. !' THE STAR - of for the crippled I Join his who 1 the Oermans in World War n.” Tkraoto* I Marias sirh laol Naroat tica. Dec. B.—The Americana engine. They have escaped Today an unimpeachable Hun- i were taken with to Switzerland. Hooded Bandits Rob bar 6at tkt pea! Tkat't fkt REAL ESTATE building a base the > cargo i i garian source disclosed that Workers’ Demands Ignored atilaafa at South other for the IGY base by la pal m a ffatiaa vapae m Pole still had unexpected guests a Globemaster piloted at least 1.500 rebels are haras- an caai SECTION l by Col. STOCKS There was air of tension in Hotel Manager paipaisp » Kaatacky far a Saaata today—lo United States Navy H. Crowell of sing the Soviet occupation forces ) Budapest. government Ig- r A. Atlanta. Ga. The taaf Mr Mafias n tka tab fad as tka TODAY airmen. Capt. Cordlner from the Mountains, a by the capital's The night manager of the said that even IN THE SPOTLIGHT Mecsek i nored demand lalatt "Haw facet is Caspraai" tkafek They ' Alturas Hotel. 1509 Sixteenth every were stranded at the( with the new parts, the Neptune near Pec* and not far from the < central workers council to quit as papa Today and Saturday in iJT —Following irt street N.W, police was A S Pole Thursday when their Nep- - could not be used for steady polar NEW YORK *ll*Yugoslav jailing [ told he The Star you will find a wide ••I#* 'Add "<»». low etoclni pric*' frontier. workers’ leaders or face tune plane developed And ntt ehnace hifb.of 20 robbed of about 870 early today variety of best real estate engine * supply work until later in the th* mo*t active But the informant said he another outburst of violence. trouble and (ailed to off a •lock* lor the week 1 , by a pair of armed bandit* who Guide for Readers offerings by leading builders take r season. This would be setback c believed the Mecsek rebel forces The council had accused the alter its initial landing. for Navy planners who had hoped •moon sir nr ; ?f, puppet regime of dragging offi- ' wore black hoods over their , Aisatass It A • 12- II taaf. foasS A ) and throughout the lOm Mol I•;7*l 4A>,f3c*- brokers y»c fre4A>« 41% were the la*t still holding out. ' faces. ( In addition are 23 Navy to the plane another like i L'nlon ICA* ;i;u, ,vi% » members of Ckarckat A-8-11 Maw ...A-12 Washington area there r use and in:, t*. cers and councils building six Bothm an 1 iw.i ira . liC James L. Evan*. reported ( A Seabees shelter huts i it en route to to «.% .. Htadent* Suppressed from homes 47. ClattffiaS 16 21 Qkitaary A S Antarctica take C S Stool 12.17 72% 73 ii. Believed their "without in- that the bandit* Remember, for the home of for an International Geophysical polar that not iris y><4 sis jt, vestigation hearing." and j bound hi* hands ( Caawt I 10 II lad* TV Ml 1 over the missions t»o- VAm A*IO ;i« , or your dreams, right Itm 41% 11, This indicated the Russians and feet with hi* own and , in the Year observation base, plus the engined Dakotas have been fly- Mirtin.Ot. I'4*7 4V, 41% 4sfi* !»!; wiping warned that if this continues bait C'attaarS I 10 taa< fifala 1112 --t Sperry :;t * have succeeded in out gagged 1oration at a price you can scientist lor the Dr an imn t :;v, -.i it, tie, him with hi* ¦ (Sitanal A 4 chief base. ing. W4A 1.-jt, - will be a general Sactafy A -12 OalfOll 114** 111? I H, some 2.000 college student* that "the end strike, ; handkerchief, . afford to pay. Paul A. Siple of Washington. i. The Sea bee* and the stranded Rot Dutch »»l lir:% »4’*lrt!*,*. bloodshed and a new and took cash Urf'i Articlaa A $ Spam A-14-1$ 1 Chmlof *SA 73% A*% 71 wl . had been waging guerrilla raid* 1 national from his wallet and the hotel D --making present « C the pole t crewmen art experiencing an ats ai c»i «r: 4»s os*, ?» at, from the Satoraljahly region. tragedy." SMOB TMI STAI _ HUT population 34. average temperature toltcil *SM 17% 1«% |- l, 1 cash drawer. Ho»e| Tlm Star Delivered te Yo«r of about » The workers demanded R Dvteft*i 77:i 41 <, .7*% 4<>% 4 : north of Miskolc until at least an an- The victim aa.d he wriggled IfFOU YOU IUY Capt. Douglas L. Cordiner of aero, although It ranged ooabrnoiß rr: sa% ms is ago. by 8 p but Home Doily and Sundoy f has m — swer m. none came. A.looh CP 7AI 7% A*, % 10 day* on floor to iWashington, commander of - ¦. the the door of the air- the last three weeks from 32 be- Radio Carp ~nn MS IAS* %; “Itiis true that the revohi- The council was still debating Diet STerltng 3-5000 for the Navy Deepfreeae !§««•*¦ so* i;% :t% isL hotel manager s apartment to Jmen a e low to 17 above. *?« :«% B- r Auatmf iss :*%? i%l| in Pecs kUled the Rua-i ; f •ntiawed an Page A-8, Cel. 1.P'iffioon help.