Syracuse Herald Journal (Newspaper) - November 17, 1958, Syracuse, New York 1 V V y I T i i I WARMER Occasional Showers rull and map on race 0 3 p.m 4 p.m 5 48 6 7 I m K 9 p.m 45 10 P.m 49 11 p.m 47 48 U p.m 47 1 49 3 -si 3 4 51 5 6 SYRACUSE 7 51 8 51 y 52 10 53 H H E R ALD JOU RN AL FINAL NIGHT EDITION Associated Press United Press International AP Complete Local Coverage SYRACUSE N MONDAY NOVEMBER 1958 VOL NO i vi ii 01 f Russian Likes Americans arrage of Propagan 1958 by E Continuing A is account a lengthy trip throughout Adlai Stevenson tells how he found hope for the This is the sixth of a F series of Bv ADLAI E something about lesser officials and ordinary people landed in Leningrad at the same time the Marines in Lebanon This dence colored our whole Russian experience and underlined the fact that while we Americans may not be very popular in some the they still like us in Bv I mean a Buick Their hair was their clothes but they were friendly and with a ready laugh when I said we hoped to go to also to They were in- tensely curious about our education and living about my meetings with In Leningrad I even talked many hours of work I have been writing the ordinary people of students and workers They had gathered in front of my not to see but to examine a strange and wonderful Khrushchev and other the on the one to buy this is no something that is not easy but my sons saved me Some Now I want to sayi to do It was a mixed their eager questions stumped I obvious mistrust of the information they were getting from their own When I excused myself to go to bed and left my sons to carry I cheerily said something come to see us in A n d the wistful that greeted from several eager young men will haunt me a long time In Moscow a few days the Soviet propaganda machine 75 NOW College Strength GUSHING AND O'HARA NAMED VATICAN CITY Pope John named 23 was running full blast on thel on Col t Americans and the ARMY COUP est Dies f Halloween Burns An South Side burned over 85 per cent of her body in a Halloween died at 11 p.m yesterday in Hospital Kathleen Middle Eastern tary democracy went into eclipse today when army commander Ibrahim Abboud seized power in a military coup in Sudan At the official Sudan radio broadcast that all was with the population carrying on as ual The broadcast said army units from all parts of tne sprawling African nation reported quiet Broadcasts claimed a wide sure of support for the Abboud coup The general was supported by his deputy commander Maj Ahmed Pasha Abdel and so far as can be determined here had the backing of the entire army Religious Blessing The two officers immediately called on Sudan's two top religious who are powerful figures as Mahdi leader of the Ansari and leader of the sect The radio said both these leaders blessed the coup If this is the military junta ready is guaranteed solid popular backing The coup unseated the ern government of Premier lah KhaliL The army made its move at 2 Troops spread out through toum and other main towns of the an area of almost a lion square miles with 10 million population Sudanese political parties were ordered dissolved All newspapers were suspended Telephone com- were interrupted Demonstrations and political ings were prohibited At 7 Gen Abboud an- in a radio broadcast that the army preserve peace and security He promised to do his best to achieve good relations with dent Nasser's United Arab lic Egyptian Feud He said present problems be- tween Sudan and Egypt which have been feuding much of the time since Sudan won dence in artificial and that the army will solve them on the basis of mutual understanding He described Egypt as a sister country indications arc if Mahdi blessed the Abboud WARNS REDS 2 Attacks n Planes ter of Mr and Mrs Russell MacQuivey of W Corning had just set her lantern on the front porch when the bottom of her colorful tume knocked the top off the pumpkin and was ignited by a candle The chintz material flamed quickly and Kathleen ran stairs screaming with pain and fright Her parents beat out apostolic delegate to the United States The tions brought membership in the Sacred College of to an all-time high of Archbishop John of and Archbishop Richard James of were the two Americans named Their elevation gave the United States four cardinals The two present ones are cis Cardinal Spellman of Now and James Francis dinal of Los Angeles J V J M NEW CARDINALS Archbishops John O'Hara of and Richard dishing of Boston are shown as they received word today that Pope John XXIII had named them cardinals AP mi -j i fu j T 1 I The United States charged In addition to the two new today that Soviet fighters American the pope staged and named Archbishop Amleto attacks against vanni apostolic i i eate to the United States with American planes 10 days ago in over the Baltic Sea aud to the Sacred College Sea Japan A formal note demanded that the Soviet government take i the flames and ripped the mediate steps to halt such inter- r fL KATHLEE tume from the ference with American aircraft Rites Dec 15 The Pontiff called Vatican consistories starting Dec 15 at which the new cardinals will be formally invested with the symbols of their rank She was taken to the hospital The note warned that in the with third degree burns on her future of Each will be in Rome Dec second degree burns on aircraft will be under instructions 15 after the present her abdomen and first degree to take any defense action which members of the Sacred College bums on her face Her parents they consider necessary and give their purely nominal were severely burned on the proval of the pope's 4 Cardinal Answers Doorbell Only Way to Meet the oor hands A state department spokesman each ot the new cardinals Syracusan Nabbed After Jail Escape The funeral is being arranged declined to say whether American will be fully invested at a series by the Paul H DeWitt Funeral planes would fire at such of secret and public ers in the Vatican palace and St The attacks came within five Peter's They will receive their hours of Nov 7 in the red hats office and widely separated areas The U.S swear fidelity to the planes were flying what the State church and the and re- Department called Air titular churches j Force training flights over inter- The new appointments pre- national served the international In the Baltic Soviet acter of the Sacred fighters fired twice at an with 46 and 29 can plane at an altitude of Italians PHILADELPHIA an- swered this thin clergyman with the genial crinkles at the cor- ners of his eyes He took the wraps from his prised visitors and squired them into the library It was thought so unusual for a man of his station to do this how can I ever meet the poor unless I answer the doorbell he said to an inquiring friend ATKINS GLEN State troopers captured feet The note said the attack today four of five men who broke out of jail last night the nearest of Fulton does not intend to change Sudan's policy drastically The Ansari sect Five Lost In Storm Ariz Posses 100 feet away One whom police consider is still at large Three of the escapees captured early this morning about 10 miles from here and about five hours after the group broke out of the ty jail Troopers stopped the first three near the home here of one of the escapees The men put up no resistance and told police they were trying to reach the house to hide The fourth Richard La of was cap- tured shortly after noon Montour Falls south of here Police said he surrendered without a but no other details on his apprehension were immediately available Still at large was A Charlie of Cayuga Police said that with a ground of time served at three state prisons he was considered dangerous His record includes illegal possession of a revolver Troopers said was not believed to be armed Soviet territory The American plane the note even UOn last I'm Hap Gushing said of his He said in can be no doubt that the that thc aroud objective of the Soviet fighter ere Payed me L The three who were captured first Robert his both of craft was to destroy the American happy because they re happy Watkins Glen and Gordon J plane without warning at a In a he ex- tion far outside the Soviet gratitude to the Pope In the case of the other U.S the State Department said Soviet fighters three times for the honor and said that in faiths and their with w w fcj mm ed in- fighter planes veering Archbishops Both the action and the words were characteristic of the Most Rev John F archbishop of the Roman Catholic of Philadelphia This gift of giving a warmth going out to is but one of many in the makeup of the year-old archbishop who with 22 others was raised to the late today all are part of a work which he defines as the highest All Faiths Included In Cushing's Thanks Mass Richard J Gushing today accepted his elevation to the cardinalate with an expression of gratitude to the people of all religious faiths and their spiritual J ward the American Gushing and O'Hara to the rank ft V-i I f A ing in front of it sometimes only ol the the American membership back were out looking lor five persons mis attack said the was held on a grand larceny f 1 missing in Arizona after one of the over the Sea of Japan 64 miles died in Rome last most severe early winter storms from the nearest Soviet on Col 2 in years Missing were three Boy Scouts from Tucson and two hunters from Phoenix Posses headed into the Santa Rita Mountains this morning ing for Mike Michael and David the missing scouts A posse headed into the Munds Park area south of Flagstaff ing for Jim R w the Pope Phoenix hunter last seen Saturday morning Complete List Of New Cardinals VATICAN CITY new cardinals named John archbishop of From another posse Philadelphia was working in the rugged Camp Richard James arch- leader has been a backer of Khalil charge and La Breck was u A V I Robert And his Siddiq was leader of Khalil's Umma which has a strong pro-Western reputation TODAY'S FEATURES ing sentence on an charge In the break last two the turnkey as he escorted one of them back reported missing The storm dropped 14 inches of bishop of Boston Giovanni archbishop of Milan snow at Flagstaff in Giuseppe papal nuncio and left two inches at usually to n a bath The Tucson and a thin white used his keys to free blanket over other southern desert LIBERALS building and on their own Rockefeller band what Jin K really means by and as told to Governor Stevenson and Mr new Soviet Union goals are foreshadows of the twilight ot the City of Syracuse and the ab- sence or delay in tlm exercise of executive the coming orchestra concerts for city and county school children is Editor today Savor it Amusements Bridge Buyer Beware City Life fare three others areas snow is a- rarity U.S Truck Convoy Passed by Soviets BERLIN forces passed an American truck convoy through a checkpoint outside West Berlin without trouble today at the place where another U S Army convoy was held up last Friday 99999 V V 24 7 18 Classified Deaths Editorials Financial Letters to Editor Senior Forum v t 29 20 22 10 Women's News TODAY'S PICTURES S The convoy of two trailer and one jeep was sent out to test Soviet blockade intentions The convoy passed through the viet's checkpoint just outside West Berlin on the mile superhighway to West many without incident The viets not insist on searching the trucks as they did on Friday The swift passage today to American officials here that the Soviets do not at present intend to interfere with Western Allied military traffic today's move was a partial test of Soviet plans Tlie three trucks refused sage to the West and detained for hours on Friday were closed trucks Today's were open trucks On the Soviets said that covered trucks in which the cargo cannot be seen must be inspected Passage of the convoy today continued to ease tensions although no one believed the crisis over the West's position in Berlin was over to an Italian Fernando nuncio in tugal Carlo apostolic an Italian Amleto v a n n i Italian apostolic delegate in the United States jpsc op of Mexico Antonio Maria arch- bishop of Uruguay William archbishop of Britain Carlo secretary of the Congregation of Italian Alfonso archbishop of Naples Paul Marie archbishop of France Jose Bueno y arch- bishop of Spain Julius bishop of lin Domenico who was named Vatican secretary of state today Alberto di general tor of the apostolic chamber who already had been notified of his elevation for serving as secretary of the conclave which elected Popo John Francesco secretary of the Sacred Congregation of an Italian Francesco secretary of the Congregation of the an Italian Andre dean of the tri- bunal of the Sacred a Frenchman Giovanni patriarch of Venice Paolo nuncio in Holland archbishop of Vienna The prelate said behalf of the religious and faithful of the archdiocese of Boston and throughout New I am grateful to Pope John XXIII lor the honor His Holiness has con- ferred upon The new cardinal said he in- cluded in his expression of tude the people of other religious faiths because have always been most friendly to me and I have endeavored at all times to cooperate with them in whatever pertained to the welfare of the He is the spiritual leader of about million Roman Catholics in the Boston the ond largest in the country Chicago has the most Catholics the youngest archbishop of the church when he was ed in 1944 at the age of 49 He look over leadership of the arch- diocese on the death of William Cardinal O'Connell Before five he was auxiliary bishop of a post to which he succeeded when Bishop Francis J Spellman went to New York to become arch- bishop and later cardinal Tall and Archbishop Gushing worked as a blacksmith during summer vacations when he was a student in Boston public schools and Boston College High School Boston 1895 Archbishop Gushing has an outspoken foe of nism and only Sunday told Massachusetts state employes at a Communion breakfast that Com- are out t o destroy the FBI He said Communists were smearing the FBI and J Edgar its because they stand -in the way of the Soviet con- for conquest of the United States stewardship that can be held on earth of his elevation me numb and I'm still numb I just get over Archbishop M O'Hara told reporters after brating Mass this morning call to serve the holy father in the College of Cardinals carries with it grave Archbishop O'Hara assumed his spiritual authority over the diocese of more than one million Catholics in ing the late Dennis Cardinal Dougherty Cardinal Dougherty built schools and churches on a large scale Archbishop O'Hara zealously con- this work Archbishop O'Hara established two schools for mentally retarded children They became a national pattern Archbishop O'Hara was born May in Ann son of a country lawyer and school teacher who eventually went into foreign service as a diplomat He was graduated from Notre Dame in 1911 i Chrysler Strike Ends DETROIT The picket lines came and Chrysler Corp today swung back into the production of 1959 model cars Chrysler the United Auto Workers Union came to terms on workers the end of a grueling bargaining session of almost Although only of Chrysler's UAW were on picket lines kept duction and maintenance workers away from their virtually closing down Chrysler's ing operations for almost a week TODAY'S CHUCKLE America unquestionably has tho highest standard of living In the world Too we can't afford it His first pastorate was in Philadelphia Within a year he was named prefect of religion at Notre Dame and stayed at the university until ing as dean of the college of university vice dent and eventually of Notre Dame In World War II he was liary bishop of the Army and Navy m a post that put him in charge of 500 Catholic chaplains Until 1951 he was bishop of diocese Keep Em Those balmy southerly breezes may break a record if no snow falls until day Residents of the are experiencing since the south winds have in they'll bring more albeit tonight and tomorrow Tomorrow's high will soar to 63 degrees Today's high hovered in the top 60s wide the weatherman The low will be 55 It will be colder Wednesday with the odds that the snow will hold if it have the usual rain instead Samuel Hopkins A dams J Chronicler of Flaming Samuel Hopkins Adams of Owasco one of America's great novelists and social reform died yesterday at his winter home in S C He was 87 years old Mr Adams had gone to Beau- fort last month from Wide his Owasco Lake home near Auburn Author of such best sellers as and Adams had suffered from tis and heart trouble during his later years He was one ot HOPKINS ADAMS famous in American literature for their century crusades for reforms in business and industry Adams was bom in Dunkirk on Jan 1871 and was at Hamilton College He deserted the substantial upper middle class life of his family to live in New York City's rough Tenderloin district There got much material for his writings His father was Myron a Congregational minister The funeral will be at St ena's Episcopal in Beau- tomorrow After the ashes will be brought to where a memorial service will be held next spring Surviving are two Mrs Cecil of Red N and Hester Hopkins Adams of and a Mrs Atherton Harlan of New York He was twice in to Elizabeth and in 1915 to Jane Peyton Van Both are dead At various times he was a cial writer for the New en Page A f
