• OR Servint! The State University of Iowa and the People of Iowa City ~tablished in 1886-Fivc Cents a Copy Member of Associated Pres - AP Leased Wire and Photo Service Iowa City, Ia.-Frlday, November II, Itll I . ' . • ' ItoI ames e~ :o t on ta Inlsts I I Snow, Winds Bu/gonin Hits Suez"Policing iSays Jroop 'Ac\ion ' MOSCOW IA'l - Soviet Premler since Egypt has accepted It. But I H ' E ' Hint at Early ~~~~~i n~~~:~ditfoh~rS~~t n~::ll r ~~:;du!:~I)~;ti:~~~~~~tc=:~ n ungary r'ror . stalemate UN efforts to solve the '1 unnecessary With the WIthdrawal of " Middle East crisis. I British·French and Israeli troops. ' I In notes to the prime ministers ' Only in his note to Ben-Gurlon . BELGRADE, .Yu"o~la~la I.t'I - President TIIo ~ unloaeled a scorch- Winter Here - of Britain, France and Israel, he did Bulganin strike a threatening · 109 blast at Stalinists. Inside and outside the SoVIet Union. He blames declared UN troops being sent to note tllem for the Hun~arlan revolt, and declares It was "II Catal error" • (AP WI •• , .. ,I.1 I 1 Ion II she II Id'.... " Old man winter finally broke police tile Middle East zone of con· H· d d d lha I I to usc Soviet troop to bring Hungary to heel. 1n' S• Doud,' rl,ht,.... of ifI down the door Thursday bringing flict must not be stationed In the e eman e , t s~ae ~elum , He asaertcd. in a ~h to a .... , left of Wa.hl",_ 'I snow, high winds, ice and cold t" ISucz Canal zone. Ito E~ypL aU pr0Jl.l'rtr sclzed m the 92 S Id CommUlllst party meeting four Iowa City: The snow cam~ in Also, he demanded that Egypt be ' InvaSion of ~he .SlOal Peninsula. 0 S days ago and made public Thurs· Ith.r wal the Firs. ' I ie r flurries driven by 25 mph wmds. paid by Britain, France and Jsrael An a.uthorltati\'e source I~ Mos· day, there is a sharp split in the "I St ~ . I w'a ·Ct be· I cow said the .no~; to Ben·Gurlon dc. Kremlin hi.lh command. with men . r s!n 0 I Y were. gm· (or material losses suffered through . clared"lsr~ell aggression ag~~t Beg.n 5 e .remaining "who s III stand on Sta. I nmg to pick up a glaze of Ice at their invasion of Egyptian terri· Egyp. t raised. the question of the U Z I I·In's positions." about 9 p.m. Thursday as tempera· l tory. d f ) ~otes tures sk,idded into the freezing I, Egypt already has insisted that ~~::~n,~c eXistence 0 lsrae as a I For the Clrst time, Tito took ~ zone. the lUN force be posted only on tbe Thi~ was oot borne out however, ' Peace Patrol II~ 0(( hl~ series of secret talu re was not enough to ' Hawkeye football fans can hope ' 1949 Palestine armistice line be· . by the text of the nllle to Bcn.GUr. ' With SovIet party boss. Nlklta ignificant change in the wel\therman will have every., tween Israel and Egypt and that ion as broadcast by Mo cow radio. ~hrU8heheV and other leading Rus· Most of the snow thihg under control by Saturday Ule British·French troops be pulled 11 said only that Israel' s policy is v LONDON I.fl - A hg~llIy ar'!led sian r~nUy In Yugoslavia an~ lountains of Colorado afternoon. The predictions are fa· out immediately. "dangerous for the cau e of peace I anguard of. 92 UN pobce·soldlers Ithe .Sovlet Unlon. vorable right now; today's general I Britain and France ha ve stated I and most perilous for Israel." ru hed by air Into the Suez Canal HIS speech amounts to the strong· ~, with a few excep. ! overcast and cold is expected tq their troops will not be withdrawn ' Bulganin' demand that Egypt be zone T~ursday ~o hold the line (or est support ),et for reports that I d~r and Rawlins in • have let up some by game time. from the canal zone until they arc compensated for damage was inter. peace In th Middle East. I~ave swept the We~t about a,spllt. southern Wyoining, The weather wizard warns that replaced by the UN forces. preted in London as a new Sovict The blue·helmeted Danish and to the Kremlin, WIth Khrushehev :he~ fell. shirt sleeves will definitely not be The Soviet and Egyptian insis. tactic to woo the Arab world. Norwegiuns in this no-man's·army I ll'adlnC one wing and former For· to three inches was the order of the day however. tenCe that the international force .He did not speak" of p?ssibl~, So· Bulganin's notes followed Quickly arrived without a batlle map. ex· Icign Minister V. M. Molotov the at lower elevations' The anticipated high for Iowa be sent to the (rontier might slow viet Int~rventlon ",th either vol· on thc heels of Egyptian denials of ' cept skctchy UN resolutions on other. states. ' I City and vicinity for today is a I the British.Frcn<;.h withdrawal and unterrs or armed f~rce, .. reports on Wednesday thal presi.1 h.ow tp meet a touch·and·go situa· Tlto did not mcntion names but ler bureau said the c,ool and blustery 94 ~eg .. ees. The I stiLI give Russia pretext to send A French Foreign MInistry dent Nasser had asked the Kremlin hon In which Presidcnt Na r Ih e said he believes the dc·StaliJIi/lts , cresting the moun. mercury is expected to slump fur· Soviet "volunteers" to Egypt. , spokes'!lan In Paris c.harged lhe , to send "lIolunteers" to Egypt im. threaten to call on Sovie~ fighting - this means the Khrushchev win, Dving tQO (ast to per.' Lher tonight and then begin to I Bulganln's notes to British Prime BulganlD notes were Intended to medialely. Also, the first units of Imen for aid unle s Israeli, French 1- arc ,ainlng, or at least were lOcentration of snow., struggle back up the column by Minister, Eden, French Premler hamper UN Sccretar?, General Dag Lhe UN emergency police force and British forces withdraw ' gaining at the time of TIto's hlS~ Invading from the Saturday. Guy Mollet and Israeli Prime Min· Hammarskjold's mission to the Iwere landed in the canal wne promptly from Egypt. Ivisit to the Soviet Union in October. co is expected to turn Weather conditions in Iowa City ist('r David Ben·Gurion seemed Middle East to establish LIte UN Thursday and were welcomed by An Egyptian Embassy spokes. The Yugoslav president argued ._ ,nt northeastward to., were mild in comparison to those 1 milder than his earlier messages force lhere. IEgyp tian officers. man in Moscow Indicated Nasser I that his policies - lavoring ana· IOd Minnesota tomor. reported in the western part of thelto lhem on the Middle East situa· The Soviet Union, Bulganin said, Bulganin's note to Eden touched had nol played that card yc,t, a tional communism Independent or' (AP Wirephoto) stl,lte and states extending west tion. has no objection lo the UN force also on the situation in Hungary. Intervenlion by "volunteers." the Kremlin - had nothing to do RESCUE TEAMS WORK quickly to ~tract crewmen of JIll' B·36 , toward the Rockies. Four illchos II formal request for Soviet military with the revolt In Hung.ry. HI! bomber which crash·landed in a field north of Denver municipal air­ 0f snow was recorded in 'part~ of l But Egyptian spokesmen in blamed Ii all on Stalinist pollclClJ. '-'d Thur5day( All 21 crewmen escaped d.ath. west~rn South Dakota while S,OUX I G.lve All! Ref W•.• gee •. Tells Sen' ate Moscow, at the Uniled Nations In And, he said, the decision to c.lI :h ••t.r fi.ld 1City. and northwest Iowa reported New York, and in the Suez Canal In Soviet troops there was "a fa~l one mch h~d fallen by Jate Wednes· Of H ' - PI- h zone made plain lhey expec~ the error." day ~nd wmd.s up to 40 '!lph werc Goldfish Swallowed for UN police force to effcct quIckly He said responsibility for the use causmg conSiderable drifting, ungar'. Ian 19 t the surrender of the French.British of Soviet troops rests with Erode B~36 Creish-Lands;, . Other parts of Iowa reported the Community Chest sector of the Sue~ Cana l and the Geroo, the now ou.ted Hungarl8ll . storm, which spans much of the I WASHINGTON IA'I - A refugee I way and the loudspeaker is being Israel.held Gaza Strip to Egypt Communist party boss. central ~art of · the ;ount,ry , from AMES 1.4'1 - Con Short, an I~wa fresh from the fighting in Budapest set up." or Nasser will make the fateful a . ' "lie never dJd advise the u~ or the Roc~lCs to the MissiSSIPPI, has ·State College sophomore, revived s~ld Thursday a stroke oC "abys. The 20 minutes passed, he' said, , I to M cow . P I the army," Tlto said, "not even made hIghway and street travel II stunt from the 1920's Thursday mal meanness" by the Communists "and. another characteristic dcccit pea 0 . when they came into a dlfflc\lll 21 Aboc;rd Survive hazardous. Slippery highways have in an effort to raise money for helped spark Hungary's revolt, takes place. Instead of the prom. Such a surrender still appeared situation." caused the first death due to the , tile campus Community Chest right uoder' the gUlls oC SovieL ised loudspeakers by wbich lbe sit.