European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - November 19, 1958, Darmstadt, Hesse Page 24 the stars and stripes wednesday november 19, 195t Russ repeat Berlin spy military men named ministers circus acrobat w. 8. Ill Hick loft and sex soviet it i. V. Ovchinikov alleged by russians to be american spies face press conference at soviet embassy in East Berlin.up1 telephoto Dulles sees Ike on ban Berlin Washington a president Eisenhower and Secretary of stale John Foster Dulles discussed Heberlin situation and he deadlocked East West talks in Geneva in a hour Long conference at the White House tuesday. Press Secretary James c. Hagert told reporters Dulles had merely a general discussion with the president before leaving washing ton later in the Day for a speech in Cleveland and a few Days of rest at his Duck Island said among the things discussed were the Berlin situation and the two East West meetings at Geneva which Deal with plans fora suspension of nuclear testing and the problems of How to prevent Surprise added neither he nor Dulles would have anything further to Sayon the White House conference. Army Convoy returns through East zone Berlin a a . Arm Convoy sent out of communist encircled West Berlin to test Russia intentions returned from West Ger Many tuesday night without in jeep led Convoy of two open army trucks was passed quickly through soviet checkpoints on the West German Border and outside of West Berlin. It carried no cargo on the return russians Friday turned Back a covered army truck Convoy of three vehicles when the . Drivers stuck by their standing order Sand refused to let the russians inspect the interiors of their trucks. Bus walkout hits 300,000 riders in Massachusetts Boston up about 1,200 bus Drivers and mechanics have go Neon strike freezing the commuter transportation of 300,000 persons in 81 Eastern Massachusetts cities and the new Hampshire line to Rhode Island the buses of the Eastern Massachusetts Street rail Way co. Stood Idle in garage while commuters including thous ands of school children sought substitute and management spokes men All but abandoned Hope for immediate settlement of the Long threatened strike when negotiations blew up late sunday at the statehouse."1 Don t think Well be Able to get representatives of the two sides together until late in the week said William j. Fallon associate commissioner of labor and strike of the amalgamated Assn. Of Street. Electric railway and motor coach employees of America members began shortly after Midnight monday. Pickets were posted to Back up Union officials promises that no buses would Al Cio Union local whose contract with the firm expired sept. 30, sought a 25-cent-an-hour pay raise and added fringe Bene fits for its members. Press meeting used As new sounding Board Berlin a the soviet Union has stepped up the Campaign Foran end to the Allied occupation of Berlin. It sounded a warning against alleged american spy activity which the russians say is Cen tired in West Berlin. The warning came in an extraordinary news conference held by the soviet embassy in East Berlin Only Feriv hours after pravda charged that West Berlin was a hot be d of espionage activity against the so Viet Avda the communist party newspaper in Moscow added that Russia will end the present occupation status of Berlin with or without Western consent. Soviet charge in East Berlin soviet embassy spokesman j. W. Be Burov demanded an end to what he called an4i-Sovjet propaganda and undermine ing activity. He said this was not Only endangering the soviet Union and the other socialist lands but also All soviets paraded two rus sians who they claimed were hire outside their country by american intelligence organizations for " underground work against Russia. The so called espionage witnesses were sex soviet army it i. V. Ovchinikov 29, who deserted from his unit in East Germany and a acrobat identified by up As w. S. Iljinsky from the Moscow stat circus who also had fled West maj Gen Wishnieski head of the soviet committee for repatriation to the Homeland charged the two men became Mem Bers of what he called the Ameri can backed anti communist rus Sian emigre said the two men broadcast for an unnamed Ameri can radio station calling for the liberation of the russian , the lieutenant and the acrobat re defected to the East and confessed the general said. Forms Cabinet a s new Sudan Premier Khartoum Sudan up Gen Ibrahim Abboud proclaimed him self Premier and defense minister tuesday at the head of a non part Cabinet dominated by military men. Abboud consolidated his Dawn Singer Callas moves to Carnegie Hall new York a unwanted by the metropolitan opera Mari Meneghini Callas will move up town to Carnegie Hall Jan. 27.the controversial Soprano fired this month by the met and by Thela Scala opera in Milan Italy will sing in the american opera society performance of Bellini s ii 10 die As ice Snow choke mid America continued from Page 1 Central Colo., 12 below at Flag staff ariz., and � below at Zuni n.m., and Brycc Canyon readings from Texas to ii Hinojs were mostly in the 20s and30s but temperatures sagged to 7 above at Goodland kan., and 12above at Dalhart Tex. A band of rain and scattered thunderstorms stretched from the Gulf coast in Texas to the Ohio Michigan Border marking the and Vance Edge of the cold air. A few Snow flurries remained Over the Rockies and heavy rain began moving into the Northwest with Snow Over Interior portions of Washington and severe for this time of year the storm deposited Smuch As 16 inches of Snow that was at Lommori Ari /.ona, the storm left two inches of Snow on the desert deposited 4vj inches at normally warm Tucson and 14 inches at Flagstaff in the and High winds caused damage in Texas Oklahoma Kansas Missouri and Iowa As the storm approached. Scattered severe thunderstorms and possible tornadoes were forecast for an Are from Southeastern Iowa to South Eastern Wisconsin. Fires seen near site of c46 disappearance fort Collins Colo. A a Pilot has reported he spotted four fires in an area where a c46 cargo plane with two men aboard disbelieved to have vanished sunday in a Coley a. Hunsucker a student at Lowry air Force base near Denver said that because the weather was closing in he was unable to Fly his t33 closer to the fires. He added the fires were onor near an 11,000-foot Peak 25 Miles West of Here. Takeover from Premier Abdulla Khalil with appointment of a 12 Man Cabinet to administer the nation under a 13-Man supreme1 Council for the armed forces which holds ultimate executive Power. The 58-year-pid British trainee general Heads both the Cabinet Ana the supreme Council. Announcing the government appointments a. Constitutional decree said the supreme Council vests units chief All. The legislative judicial and executive Powers As Well a command of the armed the key Post of Interior ministering the Cabinet went to Abboud s Deputy army commander in chief maj Gen Ahmed Abdel Wahab. He also is a member of the supreme Council of the forces. Abboud chose a nonpartisan i civil Ian lawyer Ahmed Khayr of foreign minister. . Ready to Grant recognition to regime Washington a -7- a stale department spokesman said theist Day he expected no difficulty i extending . Recognition of the new sudanese officer Lincoln White told a news conference the state department is awaiting a request for recognition from the new regime led by Gen Ibrahim Abboud. Gomez resigns in Argentina Buenos Aires up Argentine vice president Alejandro Gomez resigned tuesday apparently to pave the Way to a solution to the country s constitutional Cri Sis. See picture of. Page 3 Gomez the Center of the Stormy crisis announced his resignation after a meeting with president Arturo had stubbornly refused to resign under fire in the Furo touched off by his disclosure of what he described As a military plot to overthrow he indicated he would step Down if he received what amounted to personal morning the National committee of the ruling intransigent party revoked its decision to expel Gomez from the party. And the party parliamentary bloc cancelled its demand for his resignation. ,33 lie de France ends transatlantic career is Hakk France him the he do France Pride of the French line for the paid 82 years docked Here at the end of vent with probably its lust transatlantic Veteran passenger liner which is now too old too slow and too expensive to operate is due to lie decommissioned mid broken up for scrap. The French line hits not yet officially announced the proud ship s Fate. But the fact that no future Atlantic Crossings for Thedo have been scheduled was indication enough that its Long career is ended. Bulgari Iii reported in new dismissal Moscow up diplomatic sources have reported that former Premier Nikolai a. Bulgarin linked last week for the first Tim with the Malenkos Molotov anti party clique has been removed from his sinecure Post As chairman of the local economic Council in faraway was sent to the North caucasus City last summer after his quiet demotion from minister Ial rank us chairman of the stat Bank the Post he had been Given after relinquishing the premiership to Nikita a. Khrushchev. Raf crash kills two Singapore up two me were killed and another seriously injured when a Royal air Force Canberra bomber crashed into a shallow River about two Miles from the ten gah Airfield. Ttoe men Hunt through the wreckage of Anair Force o110 which crashed near Swan Valley Utah. All eight crewmen based out. Four have been found alive three died and one opt Don Ald Liggett of Indianapolis remains missing lathe subzero temperatures and blizzards which Nave swept the Mountain area. Searchers have Little Hope of finding him alive a
