Albuquerque Tribune (Newspaper) - December 10, 1956, Albuquerque, New Mexico Local with high cloudiness at limes today and tomorrow Rising temperatures ru on Vol 34 No 215 i Cum Albuquerque New Mexico Monday December 10 1956 it tun tai A it In rages in it our HOME EDITION SEVEN CENTS A Us -S COURT injunction was read to the student body of Clinton High School today which forbade misconduct against Negro students The school reopened today after disturbances last week Story on Page 6 UP Telephoto 9000 to Take Part In Evacuation Test An estimated 3000 to persons will be evacuated from Sandia Base Friday in a training exercise in- tended to test the effectiveness of the base's evacuation plans in case of enemy attack a military spokesman said today and Wailing announcements time between 1 and 5 p.m will touch of the mass evacuation on the presumption that tile bombers are approaching Albuquerque he said few to To vacate the base will be all except S to 10 per cent of its military and civilian nel Sandia Corp and Atomic Energy employes Those remaining will be only persons who cannot be spared from essential duties or who hold Jobs the nature of which will prevent them from taking part such as guards The evacuation will not in- clude adjoining Manzano Base nor AEC operations located outside Sandia Base Those taking part will go to areas The spokesman said two of the areas arc on the base itself Another is just north of the base and east of Wyoming SE end the fourth is about a mile northeast of Sandia near Eu- bank SE Families Mir Join The evacuation also will In- clude on a voluntary families of personnel who live in base or Wherry housing projects Children attending on the base will be sent when the exercise begins Conditions of the test will be made as realistic cs possible the spokesman said Tibo Chavez Ponders Race Tibo Chavez of slate senator-elect and former tenant governor said today that he still is considering en- tering the race for the cratic nomination for U S representative A special election has been ttl for next April when a cessor to the late Rep A M Fernandez will be elected It was here today that supporters of Mr Chavez will for him next Saturday from the Valencia County cratic organization The party had scheduled meeting for next Saturday If the organization votes ms endorsement I will be Chavez said have been asked by some party and friends to seek tho nomination but have not reached a decision SMITH'S HELPERS SRV CHRISTMAS Rabbi Shor tabbi Elected Alliance Head The recent election of Rabbi avid Shor of Temple Albert s new of the i e Imperial ance was an- today Mr Shor is he first sh rabbi to be elected he alliance was be- He will take on Jan 7 succeeding the tev Harry Summers pastor of i Mesa Presbyterian Church Other new officers are Rev Lohman of Sombra del Monte Christian Church vice Rev Don Simonton f St Luke's Lutheran Church and Rev Joe uel Trinity Methodist Church treasurer Rev Summers will become hairman of the steering com- Rebbi Shor has been an iance member since he came to Temple Albert in 1948 He s a graduate of Hebrew Union College and during War II was a chaplain with the Air Force n Europe Rabbi and Mrs Shor and their daughters Judy 10 and Frances seven live at lastings NE Sentenced Manuel 22 who police aid escaped while serving as i city jail trusty Friday was given 30 days in jail in Police Tourt today en charges ol drunkenness and escaping tody Police said he was ar- rested early Saturday at a St SW bar and was drunk at he time Phone Talks At Stalemate DENVER Dec 10 between the Mountain States Telephone and Tele- graph Co and its 6800 workers for a ntw work con- tract reached a stalemate today Both company and officials of the ers of America said no further meetings have been called The most recent bargaining session ended at 3 p-m Saturday A company spokesman re ported that the principal stumbling block is a question by the union on juris diction of work W C Smith district tor of the union said we stil have hopes that we can settle A company spokesman salt there had been a tentative agreement on wages for the plant workers but Smith re ported We don't agree to portion of a contract until we can agree on the whole con tract Raised For Hungary Two organizations and individuals have to the Hungarian re lief fund being collected here by the Red Cross This total is away from Albuquerque's share of the national quota o Ellsworth Bunker American Red Cross president told th local chapter today the nation al quota is an absolute mini mum The Red he saic has teen careful nut to the American people for fund until it was deemed absolute ly necessary Arthur Miller operator o the Texaco station at Carlisl and Constitution NE chapter representatives toda he will donate all profits from gasoline sales between 7 a and 7 p m Wednesday to th relief fund Airliner Defy Reds Call jeneral Strike Budapest Tense Under the Guns Of Russian Tanks BUDAPEST Hungary Dec 0 in big factories declared night they would defy the Sov government and undertake a nationwide general trike tomorrow Budapest was tense under he guns of Russian tanks and police A general strike was proclaimed by the Budapest cen ral workers council to at midnight The government retaliated by outlawing the council and Imposing martial iw There were several other major news developments here These 1 Strong rumors that ct Deputy Premier Georgi Malenkov visited Budapest again last Friday and Satur day and that he would return to Budapest tomorrow If Mai does come back tomor row observers said it presum ably would be to help the Ka dar government deal with the strike 2 Stronger Russian am armed patrols were out in force In Budapest today One of their jobs was spread search and to deprive Hungarian civilians o their last firearms A mation of martial law made civilians caught possessing arms after midnight tonight liable to be 3 A delegation of miners the town of Salgotarjan In northern Hungary in Budapest and told western reporters 80 unarmed Hungar ian civilian were killed there Saturday by Hungarian armed police Military Trials Ordered The Red regime ordered mil trials for a variety of of punishable by and the major work crs councils that had tried t negotiate for Hungarian free dom Word seeped through tha police were controlling strictly in the Budapest area ir an apparent effort to halt th movement of any ment groups or arms for them Premier Kadar ordered sum mary military trial for person suspected of murder man slaughter arson and looting damage to public plant and utilities and all attempt at these crimes and illegal pos session of arms and explosives The penalty I death Swift Retaliation The decision to use force necessary to crush the resistance of the Hungaria Big Day Approaches Toy Drive May Make 500 Children Happy The Marine Corps Reserve already has enough toys stocked In Its showroom store at 125 First NW to make 300 happy at announced needy children Christmas It was today Sgt Ray Welch of the Marines Toys for Tots drive said the figure will reach at least 500 by Dec 18 when the store opens for tion of the toys Sgt Welch revealed today that the Fred Harvey Airport Restaurant has volunteered to Slvo boxed lunches and coffee to the workers at the showroom during the three dayi It will be open Dec 13 19 and 20 Meanwhile other toy dona lions are enlarging the collec lion at the showroom On Wednesday the Marines will pick up assorted toyr from the New Mexico Motor Carriers Assn auxiliary Another col- lection Kill Saturday at the group's annual mas party Welch said the U.S Army Corps of Engineers Wives Club has agreed to turn over to the drive on several dot dolls the group has on dis play at the Public Service Co office 424 Central SW Three other firms In the city have announced contributions The Sears Roebuck Co and American Furniture Co donated a nice assortment ol new Welch said And the Mountain Wholesale Co has agreed to give us candy iui Hie he added Welch said that Old Santa Sgt Welch will distribute cindy canes to the children when they enter the The Marines will pick up the 18 donation barrels today were located it various ness the city came just five weeks after Soviet troop truck o crush the military phase o the country's rebellion Though probably long plan ned the action came as ii swift retaliation for the callin of a general strike by the Bu da pest central workers coun cil which has been out success to negotiate wit Kadar for the aims of the re YOUR TRIBUNE TODAY Crossword Puzzle Editorials Gallup Poll Harrison Inquiring Markets My Day Off the Beaten Path Othman Patterns Pony Public Forum Sports 3 Stokes DiU Wins Conscience doth make cowards of us nil Ed sales iger for Mankin Show louse says he received an unsigned letter with a check or The unknown ent wrote that he took some wire mesh from one of the Mankin storage places and decided he better pay for it Mr said the com- pany hadn't noticed any wire nesh was gone Albuquerque torks Human lights Day Many Pause For Prayer For Hungarians Albuquerque joined the ion today to observe Human tights Day to honor n its battle for from Communist domination Many citizens paused for a moment of silence and church bells throughout ity tolled at noon to mourn patriots killed in the conflict No special were scheduled Featuring the local ance were special activities a schools suggested by Dr Charles R Spain superintend nt Most of the public schools Albuquerque and alley High held special man Rights Day home room and observed a mo of silence Minute For Prayer At Highland High School collection was held for Hun garian refugees after a minuti f silence for prayer cb at John Adams or High was a special program over its public address cm Flags were flown at taff over many of the city's buildings The City Commission with i special resolution ng aid and today Human tights Day in Albuquerque ast week Urging participation in the religious aspects of the observ ance were Rev Harry mers president of the Minis terial Rev James head of the Baptist Assn and Rev Msgr Jose A Garcia Catholic vicar gen Resolution Passed A resolution supporting the observance was adopted by Albuquerque Voiture No 703 et 8 of the 40 et 8 The resolution was endorsed by 40 ct 8 Grand Voiture of New Mexico and the ment of New Mexico Amcr can Legion A Human Rights Day telecast was sponsored this afternoon over the Albuquerque Chapter AT HALF STAFF today was the Hag at the new headquarters fire station along with many others as Albuquerque joined in paying tribute to Hungarian patriots fighting for freedom from the Communist yoke in a nationwide observance of Human Rights Day Staff photo Let the Bells Toll Day of Sorrow Marked in U.S By Newspapers America mourned today for Hungary's murdered freedom pledged that they shall not have died in vain In cities and towns through out the land church bells toll Plane Believed Down in Rough Area of Canada Heavy Clouds Hamper Search For Missing Map on Pate VANCOUVER B C Dec 10 ada Air Lines plane ing 62 persons vanished during a violent windstorm over mountainous south central British Columbia last night and was believed to have crashed Potentially it was the worst commercial aviation disaster in Canadian Although Trans-Canada still the North as only the public relations Al Carlson said there was absolutely no hope ths plane was in the Missive Search Started According to the Royal Air Force which to send every ble plane into a massive search far the missing aircraft at dawn the North Star would have exhausted its fuel supply at 1 ajn Twelve RCAF craft and sir other planes took off at break to search the area ex- lending in all directions from Hope 123 miles cast ol couver RCAF search headquarters said later that heavy clouds had set in above 3000 feet in the search area in which some peak s run up to 8000 feet treme rough air below that altitude also threatened to sure in the words of President the Assn United Nations of for the ed at noon for the brave men and women who preferred death to Soviet slavery Adults and school children paused in a moment of ilent prayer Flags flew at half-staff Churches of all held special services College students wore black arm bands Many Contribute Many also the day to make a contribution to the spe tial Hungarian relief fund of the American Hed Cross or er agencies helping feed and clothe the battered refugees This was Human Sights Day commemorating the eighth anniversary of United adoption of a code of freedom for the world But this year following the brutal in Hungary it was made a day of sorrow in stead of a celebration The idea was first suggested in an editorial in The Tribune and other o w a r d Newspapers entitled Let The Bells Toll President Eisenhower led the observance with a special mes sage asking Americans to make Pop Bottlers To Hike Price At least three local bottling firms will the wholesale prices of their cases Monday it day was reported The Crown the Pepsi Cola and Seven Up bottling companies reporter that cases will sell for be ginning Monday as with present prices of and Royal and Cola now li selling for per rase for the and per case for the Both sires will sell for per case beginning Monday Spokesmen for the firm said lucre will be no Increase In prices for single bottles or for bottles obtained from ing Officials of tho Coca Cola Bottling Co could not be readied for comment of the smaller back to Lincoln that these dead shall not have died in vain The nation's answer rang out from coast to coast In New York Washington Columbus Ohio Cincinnati Indianapolis Fort Worth Albuquerque El Paso San Francisco and many other cities special ceremonies were proclaimed Bells Recorded The Voice of America re- corded the tolling of in Cincinnati The with commentary in ian will be broadcast direct to Hungary from powerful transmitters It will be ed many times to thwart sian jamming efforts Special sermons in churches yesterday expressed the hope that Hungary's battle for dom soon will be fulfilled Hundreds of churches planned additional services today SUNSHINE CHART This is the day of 1956 The sun has shone here on days during the year Bright Side to Weather Watershed Gets Snow As Cold Grips State The state got hit by a cold wave over the weekend but there was a bright iide the weather picture for the Middle Rio Grande Valley The Weather Bureau ed that the first appreciably heavy snows of the season fell over the Rio shed both in Colorado and in the northern areas of the state Good Snowfalls The Red River area today had 8 Inches of snow and Eagle Nest had 4 Inches on the ground Other locations in the state to get snow were with 3 Inches Columbus In the southern lector 2 Inches and 1 inch al Cuba and Silver City Tho only snow here WES over the which cot U Inches The highest temperature In the state yesterday was cool 53 deems It Clayton and lup shivered this morning un- der a low temperature of 12 decrees below zero ths coldest VI in the state Grants reported 3 below and below All roads in trie state were open today the BU said With fair skies today and to morrow the forecaster said that temperatures would rise during both days The lowest reading here this morning was B degrees at Park The Valley reported 9 degrees and the low at the Weather Bureau was 14 The highest temperature here yesterday was 35 Warmer Tomorrow A high of 45 wis predicted for today with a climb to expected tomorrow Lows of 14 in the Valley ard 24 at the port were forecast for tonight The normal mean tempera lure for today Is 17 Extremes for CO In and 10 In 1931 Tho sun lomor row at sets The relative humidity at 330 an wai cent force some search craft Four RCAF planes crossed the North Star's route during the night without ing a trace of the missing plane The airline listed the plans as overdue at P.M It carried 53 passengers and a crew of three Falls The missing aircraft a dian version of the left Vancouver at 6 p.m last night on a flight to eastern Canada but turned back at Hope 125 miles east of here when ona engine failed At approximately 7 p.m the pilot Capt Allan Clarke C3 of Montreal asked the air fic control center here for mission to descend from 8000 feet to a lower altitude That was the last radio con- tact with the plane a tourist flight to Montreal with stops at Calgary Regina Winnipeg and Toronto An employe at the Hope air port Paul Brindamour My wife heard the plans when it was out here but weren't in radio contact with it Weather Bad conditions wera pretty bad about Tha wind was up to gale force and very gusty The wind at Hope when thj airliner vanished was blowing in gusts up to 50 miles per hour following a week-end pi heavy rain and snow storms iq the Cheam Six Americans were aboard Two of them were professional football players who had coma to Vancouver for Saturday's East-West all star Shrine game They were Mel Beckett form FT Indiana University end anj Mario de former Uni- versity of Miami Fla end members of the Saskatchewan team The other Americans wen identified as Mrs A A Ka fouri of Portland Ore Mrs L C Hurt of An of Dallas and M L Bright of Fort Worth Tex Juan Medina Rites Set for Wednesday SANTA FE Dec 10 Funeral services will be helJ Wednesday morning for Juan Medina who editor ol El far the 13 years Medina 61 died Saturday at hU home here apparently ct a heatt attack
