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   Long Beach Independent (Newspaper) - December 7, 1956, Long Beach, California                               FEATURES INDEX Editorial w i l inde WEATHER today and Saturday but warmer and lunny Expected high 65. 60; 45. j Phona HE No. HE 2-5959 68 PAGES LONG BEACH 12, DECEMBER 7, 1956 VOL 19 100 HOME Commons Upholds Eden Despite Suez ACCUSE MOM OF NEGLECT 12-Year-Oia Child Weighs 13 Pounds DIEGO 12-year-old' boy described as a Skeleton with weighing only 13 three found In condition at homo Thursday and hU mother was arrested on suspicion of child police re- L. E. found In bed covered with cockroaches an 1Ice. was all we could sec was Violet M. 43. whose died In 193L', returned home to find police there She told them had been out cashing security is with my she was quoted as told polke she had been feeding him 21 Of mixed with vegetables every Dr A. K. county hospital said he boy had been a cerebral birth and was treated the hospital at the age of at which time was recorded a. 40 15 Tories Withhold Support LONDON Prime Minister Eden won a vote of confidence Thursday night for the abortive French Invasion of Egypt The vote was 312-260. Fifteen rebellious Con- servatives In the House of Commons refused to vote support of the Eden Before the motion of the tives acted solidly together in defeating a Labor Party motion STATE POLICEMAN SLAIN BY FLEEING HOLDUP MAN Israel Assents to U.N. Positions LONDON Military chiefs of the United Nations and Israel announced agreement Thursday on stationing of U. N. police forces In Desert buffer between Egyptian and Israel The first o censure Eden's government for UN Suez The vote defeating 327-260, that motion was U. N. troops began moving up MaJ. Gen. E. L. M. commander of the U.N. gency announced the accord following a one-hour meeting with Israeli Chief of Staff MaJ. Gen. Moshe The dramatic meeting took place In quarters as the first troops Yugoslav armored advanced about 13 miles at two points cast of Into evacuated by Israeli Burns said oilier U.N. troops would follow the Yugoslavs and advance to a point some 3C miles Into the But he declared he could not say where the eventual Israeli border would be because that was a A shipload of 1.853 British troops from Port Said for England Thursday aboard the troop carrier It was the first major shipment of troops to be evacuated under the pro gram that will clear all Anglo-French troops out of the Suez for a takeover by Oly Deny Nude Friday lean Olympic competitors denied today having staged wild parties with nude bathing at Reports of vandalism and nude bathing by American and athletes In hours appeared In Sydney afternoon the Dally front paged n picture showing some after a night swim at Coogee one holding towel In front of Said American polo vaulter and cold the Rev. ert It look as If was looking for a story before It ever Russ Tanks Mow Down Hungarians Hungary tanks and Hungarian shot down of demonstrators tn he heart of Budapest Thursday n the bitterest fighting since he Soviets crushed tho Witnesses said at least two Hungarian demonstrators were killed and dozens wounded In wo clashes on and In front of pest's West Railroad The rudlo confirmed Thursday night tlut two were killed In the rioting and said one of the dead a Scores of Russian tanks and armored screened by garlan took part In the action thousands of shouting It was the most massive turnout of Russian armor since the height of the bloody Soviet onslaught that began Nov. 4. Hungarian militiamen arrest ed dozens of the who defied the massed armor to demand the ouster of Soviet troops and the regime of Premier Janos The new bloodshed followed two nf clawing by the women of scattered In Budapest had culled for new uprising be- ginning Hungarian news agency on Page Col. 4) A wave of Jeering swept the Labor benches when the second ballot showed the majority had been can all go to Jamaica a Eden has been In that West Indies colony since Nov. 24 for weeks of rest because of what the government called vere It was an- Thursday he Is Ing Dec. 14 to take over the reins of But his political future has been In doubt lor and the Conservative abstentions In the Houie Thursday night lent on Page 1) Russ Act Protested by Red Use of Force in Hungary Blasted by State Department WASHINGTON In n sharply worded protest to the United States denounced Thursday what li called use of Red army tanks and guns against in Deputy Under Secretary o Krick Tells of Forecast Years Ahead DALLAS W Meteorologist Irving P. of said Thursday he would be able to predict the weather Dy day for In ad- He the service to the city of Dallas for a fee to be Dr. whose modification contract with las recently was met with city to discuss the he was not making a proposal to the city The of his he was purely In- next Dr. will have dally er We will know what State Robert Murphy look minutes to deliver the proles verbally to Sergei o the Soviet Murphy told to pas the word to Moscow Specifically Murphy Soviet line outside the V. S. legation In tn the point of parking on peacefully Murphy said that was one He said the Unite like the great of the United Is concerned over Soviet of the Hungarian re a small man with straight dar sat through Murphy's pro without a The he Inquired whether Murph was aware oj the Soviet In the N. fully Murphy re and he repeated that wanted the Soviet notified Immediately of th American State Department Press 0 on Page Col. 1) Hungarian Santa Remembered Suspect Wounded ST NICHOLAS didn't forget Essek 4. even though he'd changed KdS from Camp Kilmer N. J. In the traditional to St. Mck visits Hungarian children before U. S. to Open Gates for Magyars II kno It will rain In Texas and about how We are on the threshold of a dependable od of projecting the weather day jy day for years In ad Italy Bars Russian KOME reliable reported today that Italy has denied entry to Soviet bigwig leader of Russia's delegation to the Italian Communist party Dr. said the forecasting would bo done with the aid of electronic computers now being set up In his Denver He admitted his claims of on day by day forecasts for In the future sounded but he Insisted It could and would be are now getting solutions to the year he 3 Marines Killed in Jet Crash SOME RAIN MUSTN'T His Weatherman After he turned out correct No It was a tory of sorts Right nc though nobody wants curate What we need all AUGUSTA Ga to carry R verbal United States will speed sage to French Prime Minister Guy Mollet from the President to the effect that had ft interest In healing the between this country and France over the Suez Of the additional garlans to be brought to this about will be and the rest truns ported aboard three Navy i one Strained Friendships Hungarian victims of Commu nist terror to this country by air and sea within the next month In the largest such ation In peacetime the vacation White House The giant movement of who fled their oppressed named Safe Is expected to start In i few days and will raise the number of Hungarian refugees accepted by the United States to Some are now being transported by air through the Committee on European Thn White followed President ence at the Augusta National Golf Club with U. H. tit France C. Dillon who said that violent reaction to freedom revolt worked against the Soviets In larly among the and fellow Dillon also said he was In- The White House said those refugees going by air will be flown from Munich while the others will board Navy trans- ports at the West German port of The huge op- Is subject to approval of the West German government A California Hiway trol officer was killed and an off-duty sheriff's deputy was wounded seriously by on armed robber near Long Beach Thursday night Sheriff's deputies Identified the gunman as 37, of 12-12 E. 56th and said he would be booked for of The dead patrolman Is E. 40, of South assigned to the Norwalk patrol He Is survived by a wife and four was shot with a revolver while the suspect at and Santa near He was dead on ar- rival at Murphy Memorial pital In deputy In thn by the In a COO at a at the corner at Atlantic Ave. and Imperial deputies who was was shot once In the stomach with a revolver when he attempted to close In on the officers The wounded who li assigned to the sheriffs Ing was taken to St. Franc I. where he underwent surgery early Witnesses obtained the license number of the and patrolman hearing the halted the car on Imperial Hwy. n the Defore questioned the he radioed for sistance to shake down the but no objection Is Receives Tip Two Norwalk at the said they found ing the suspect by the the patrol The uld Just a. they pulled up on the opposite of they heard and fall tu the The they then ran to his parked in front NEW YORK Vice called Of the California Highway As the suspect Dep. J. 0. Barton opened and one of his shots struck the In the left leg and dropped had been assigned to the Norwalk office of the trol for eight and one-half officers Jones was taken to Pico Nixon Calls for New U.S. Aid to Britain NEW YORK Vice Thursday night for the United States to give financial aid to to help it out of difficulties stemming from ago w. th. end Harbor Today U U to that by bate But It U U th. only a minority ol th. In Th. toward Is by w. In th. SUM It U much th. U now In Th. and Irom th. U upon a. a and by th. French and big lacing th. ol Brit- and th. U how and Britain ol on Pago Three Marines were killed Thursday at Camp Pendleton when an Panther Jet crashed Inlo an during training The First Lt. David L. 26, of 13662 Wake Santa pi- He leaves his and a 10-month-old Kath Pvt. Raymond J. 18, of 111. Corp. George R. 22. of Ga. A fourth First Lt. Steve 25, who on the Camp Pendleton was Injured and taken to Camp Pendleton Naval Hospital where his condition was reported a. not The assigned to the Third Marine Air Wing at El Toro near Santa crashed while a support sion and hit tho on the ground who were In the ma neuver ai the Suez Immediate problem which confronts us as a result of the crisis In the Near East is the financial plight our friends In Britain now Nixon said In a prepared believe it 1. In our Interest as well as theirs to assist them In this hour of and I am confident that there will be strong bipartisan support In the Congress for granting such president made no direct In his to request that the United an million dollar In- terest payment due later month In lend lease Nixon was the chief speaker WAITRESS Gerda Olson displays tip she received for serving a 10-cent cup of coffee in San was never so she knows the only as Six Hungary Athletes Give Slip to Reds MELBOURNE At least six members of th Olympic team out of the Olympic Village dur ing the night and took refug In the homes of llv Ing In the Associate Press learned Most of the ath were busy packing bag but all were tight-lipped o whether they Intended to be aboard a leaving on th return trip home tonight o whether they would seek asylum n Australia and the Unite Earlier reports had as many as 40 of the 173-mem ber Hungarian squad would behind rather than go back t their devastated homeland an possible Hypnosis Balks Pain of Thyroid Surgery CHICAGO 27-year-old Chicago housewife as undergone an operation for removal of most of her gland with hypnosis as the only pain Roberta West the 42nd National Automobile low dinner of the Automobile Assn. that the United Stales ad not supported the British nd French Invasion of Ixon Is the time for us all to Continued on Page Col. 1) Emergency Hospital for and officers questioning him there early mother of two said the felt like feather being rawn across my A general anesthetic was pet up at the operating table In the vent she needed She The operation performed Nov. 29 In were flown to New York or presentation Thursday be- ore the American Academy of A doctor who made arrange ments for the operation said he believes this Is the first sub- total ever formed under hypnosis of tho of the the operation I. considered to be potentially very Mrs. Westwood she chose to have operation done In this fashion I knew I was a Eood subject for hypno She was prepared by hypno- therapy for four befor the A was the day before th actual operation 10 she Know each These moves were designed to relieve The operation lasted an felt no wood only and what tugging at my The at used further suggestion to brce her freedom from After the she up on the table and asked for n drink of LONG BEACH State lege again I. presenting work of Robert C. Wylder analyzes th. outcome on Page THE French have word for And Mrs. America has a few words about tha French More in tho Page  

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