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Show . ' ME WEATHER- - 1 Salt Lake CityCloarIng, cold. UtahClearing, cold. , ' Offices gditorial ' - 5 -- -, , 1S4 - (See '4iitatle on page A.2) II A 350 No - 120 Ksioustism CITY: UTAH' SALT LAKE ... Ills, NEWSPAPII NOW IN , 71 AdvertisingCirculation 143 S. Main St. Maks pmgeo6amm.mmoi VOL', - '01220i1 If .1' 33 Richards $t. flows IMpiro Information 11sin 1011T11 Mo'NDAY,'NPVIMBER VIAL - - 17, 1958 5 M It Died Out (:71 In Fly Anus, 'Clitilist Says flier Recounts Ordeal After Jump from Crippled A.F. Plane (to Bowls!: to a firstperseit so. count et the ordeal before Ms moo bY Sgt. liC Berne Feltner es told to Barry Jones, Deseret - 13. P10110, News Bede bums chief. Addl. a stories by CPI. Canal Bay Copeland and 114gt. Wa Itog Ir. Bigelow aro on Pass A4.) fir Protes1 Beyno Feltner Rip Boy,s Body , EUREKA, CALIF. (UPI) Sheriff's deputies Monday - By JOSEPH W. GRIGG decorated-wi- th sought a CENEVA (UPI).,-RussTuesday called for a bah a painted spider web of atomic and hydrogen bombers over the territont from which two strangers Sunday tossed a bomb at a other states and the high leas. . boy with the casThe Soviet, delegate to the conference on - ual words, 'Were, catch.' WASHINGTON ( U P I ) Ernest, G uerri ns who The State Department it, lost the thumb caught closed Monday that Russian and the of three fingers tips fighters attacked a U.S. Air of his left hand when the Force plane over the Baltic grenade-typbomb explode& Sea and also made a threaten- .Metal were imfragments ing pass at another plane over pedded In much of his body. the Sea of Japan 10 days ago. and a large was to In a note delivered trillosc- be removed fragment surgically from ow last Thursday but not his knee later made public until Monday, the - Surgeons saidMonday: Ernest was United States' "strongly progood ,illndition at litmlb tested the dangerous, offen- boldt Compumity Hospital. sive and provocative actions of Hs told police he did not Soviet fighter aircraft." know the men. They slowed This government also blunttheir car beside him Al he ly warned that if Russia eon- was walking on the highway, tinues such "dangerous ,tac , he said, tossed the bomb and tics" that "commanders of sped oft The youngster was American aircraft will be un- found unconscious by a passder instructions to take any Ing motorist. defensive action which they consider necessary and .?. e ? , - , te ''....,1---- r slOkl - ': c.,S ..,':-- ; i. - . . . t , 4 GOOD TO BEI ALIVESgt--1..CReyna, Feltner, left, and Cpl. Ray Copeland, right, tell Hill 'AFB flight surgeon Capt. Howard B. Burch details of their ordeal after of five found alive. Three parachuting from crippled plane Friday. They were two ' others froze to death and one Is still missing. -- d , At'Genel,f Draws Rrompt 'No' Prop-asc- hot-ro- By Sgt. BILL AIR FORCE BASE Well, I was about halt asleep on the plane; The crew chief came back' and told all of us to put our - chutes on and buckle our safety belts. I lodked at my watch. It was : about 15 minutes before we were scheduled to land at Hill Air Force Base. I thought we welv ipreparing to land. About 10 minutes later the emergent7 alarm system went on Captain Blount (the plane's pilot) bad given us instruc tions before on what to do if ever have to Jump. Xhad traveled all the way from Washington, DC., on my way ,to Ft, Lewis; Wash., en route 1-- C ii hiss Al lack Two Toss Boni ird iCtiutis eSCUOYS ia prevention-- o- - surprise attack presented the proposal to Tuesdays session. It was turned down imme, diately by the West. , ' Conference sources said U.S. Chief Delegate William C. Fos- - ter told the Russians their pro- posal Was an old one which already had been discussed at ether t conferences. Foster was said to have added that the Soviet plan also came outside--- the scope of the present conference. He added he wouki make a fuller reply at a' later meeting. , - East-Wes- mirth .V.ISIU" The Soviet proposal was pre-sented by Soviet Deputy - Foreign Minister Vasil' V. Kuznetsov at the sixth formal session of the conference. It followed reports that the Soviets might be ready to make a move, In the nuclear ban talks also under.way.here. Informed sources said Russia has indicated it will allow U.S. observers on Soviet territory to police an East-Wenuclear ban if it receives shrdiar permission from the West. , The Russians earlier this Ilationalists .1: ; - - gnore fie eace ee er !- - 1 ' - - - B3? - ALBERT E. KOFF - TAPErkifteld0Sk'ItTPtr President Chen Chenr ice Said Monday Communist China has sent peace teelert trritorea toNationalist officials but that the Nationalists have , Counted 4 Chutes , ' ' nored thern. was th first one to leave Chen, who Is also premier, ... the aircraft) I got down well, 'Shoot Back' Order? , made the statement to the ofaway from he aircraft before 1 Presumably this meant U.S. ficial Central News Agency in chute. I counted , By MAXINE MARTZ I opened would be ordered So "0133WWW01..MMAAN'OR, confirming Manila and Hong sour parach tesmy two bud- - Deseret News Staff Writer :kW:p!!it45:.trV, back. the Kong govreports Peiping and Reagan; dies, Cope1id fired on the Sj16.:':P(i.-i..';'j.i Ipilots fighters etnment has tried to open body of and members. I didn't HUNTSVILLE----Th- e ' over the ' flying gine peace talks. see any other chutes come one two airmen still miss.. but did not hit it. The 'Neither Chinese the govdown. I kept watching the ai- ing the Huntsville area was 4 Russian planes did not fire r- - craft until ernment nor any individuals 'went out of sight, it a.m.11 at the plane over the Sea of about 9:25 ' In it have paid any attention I looked at my watch whet-- I jsovered . , Japan. . , a when helicopter' Monday' to this kind of Communist ' hit the groundit was 4:25 both cases, the U.S. air. KHARTOUM. SUDAN (UM In 4 Chen said. pilot sighted his parachute, il' craft withheld their fire. p.m. (Friday). The army s e iz e d power year protested angrily in the trick, ', L I landed right in the creek, as was Identified The victim ,Not First Tinni This government said, the throughout the Republic of United Nations against alleged with my left leg between two 1st Lt Donald E. Born, 4 U.S. plane attacked over the Sudan in a bloodless coup Sat- flights of American strategic 4 is not the first time , 'This , : rocks. d of the 1 Baltic was Dying a routine urday. The coup was expected bombers ' armed with atomic plane which had busted I I my crashed thought 9 mission. It was abou166 miles to bring no major changes in and hydrogen bombs over the dhdneChinso;sch enmtnsal.u&n!ststDurthangve ' fliday night after theankle, but found later It was Soviet tent. the Sudan's ' generally pr9- - arctic toward Russia. The the last few the nearest ltfroM airmen out, eight parachuted years they often just a severe sprain. I got out Searchers Intensified t their United States denied the have written letters ' lttory at in &MAI Of. 33,000 western potides. or di of the creek so fast I didn't himt I CTPIL feet, in the ,Magple area for Ibrahim Abboud. charges. - reeled radio broadcasts to , even get wet I saw one of my ' . 'still Attacked man and Twice the 'eighth the army commander in thief, 'last in the Chinese governBans Ocean Flights buddies, Copeland, come down unaccounted for Little The Soviet fighters attacked proclaimed himself, chief of The conference sources said ment or sent emissaries ,:to hope about .100 yard; away. ,', was held that he would be state with a pledge of stability that plane. twice. proposal would rule 'long Kong and other places Head Of Canyon ,, - - found alive because of the bit. "T h aircraft at home and closer relations Monday's American Out nuclear to spread rumors or to engage flights We were right neat the head ter weather. ; withheld its fire, and for. with the United Arab Repub. bombers not by 'US, arc. In other nefarious activities." over the only of,Bell Canyon.' Four Found Alive tunately was not hit despite lic abroad. 'There have been rumortrfor also over the Atlantic but tic, I had my Army green uni- Four of the eight Men 'who , The that the attacks were Abboud, a and Pacific oceans and the several weeks the Communists ttsliVact form, oxfords, and no hat. It jumped were found alive Satfrom behind and career Officer, dissolved the North Sea. It also grounded had sent peace feelers to the was snowing and pretty cold. Two others froze to ,without warning," the U.S. civilian government of Pre. U.S. strategic bombers urday. based Chiang Kalshek government The five of us note said mier and former Gem Abduldeath before rescuers could but in the past such reports Britain, Spain, (Feltner, Copelami, Probasco, reach them.. "There can be no doubt that lah KhEdil, suspended the con- tiCiliaa;. Morocco and -other of parts - have brouglit only Nationalist eltgan,and Bigelow) to decide the objective of the Soviet stitution and decreed- a state the world. Still missing is Capt. Donald . denials. , , what ras best , to do. I fighter aircraft was to destroy of emergency which was ' French Ambassador Pierre ' - Same Old Liggett, the navigator. Strategy See FELTNER on Page Al He is of Indianapolis, Ind., the American plane. without backed Up by a ,show of de Leusse and Gen. Sir Robert Che Monday Aid not ICI en-based at Hill Air Force Base warning at a position far out armored car force throughout side the Soviet frontiers," the this capital and its twin city Mansergh of Britain joined tifi the Nationalist officials and living at Clearfield. Foster in opposing .the Soviet approached by,' the ' Reds, but note said. Zane L. Lantz was pilot Of of Omdurman across the Nile. proposal. he added: , the helicopter which- sighted It said the Soviet attacks No Opposition Western believed doplomats From my'30 years expeyiwere launched "without , any Lt. Born's parachute. Maj. alter P B1& There was no opposition to the Russians introduced their enee combatting the Chinese Arthur Fos ter and Maj. : CARRIED HIM TO SAFE'EYSSgt provocation whatsoever from the to which him boots looks at safety e'l cart plan for propaganda purposes. Communists I have learned Iow, coup d'etat Ogden, , ' American the aircraft.", George Wetzler. Jr., both of observers here be- The Soviet delegation insisted that alternate use of force after he and seven others jumpectIrom plane. He and Foreign Hill AFB, were leading a Demand Action , rescuers lieved the takeover had been it should be mentioned in Mon. and negotiations has been CpL Copeland walked to sheep cainp, directed ground party to the site. The United States demanded , which carried out on behalf of the day's back to three communique, consistent strategy." companions. Three Known Dead. WASHINGTON (UPI).The -that Russia instruct appro- Khalil, who was faced with usually is a colorless document their The communists, in In 7 government has reported that Finding of U. Born's body priate authorities to halt such Increasing difficulties among disclosing nothing about the nouncing a cease fire-f- or the to and attacks assurances the three, number brought give it gave or loaned $4,661,000,000 the country's bickering polit- actual discussions in the con. Quemoy area last September, of known dead in the air trag. against any repetition. ference room. ical parties. to other countries in the fiscal proposed that direct negotiaed3r. The toll now stands Within a few hours after " ' belief and AbThis Informal-Repo- rt general tions be opened between Peiended June 30. last year follows: the attacks on the plane over boud's western background ' Soviets The the that ping and Taipei. The, National-The Commerce Department report U.S. airthe Baltic, a military MISSING: suggested no Major changes would allow western officials ist reply was an emphatic no. said Sunday that total, which craft flying over theSeaof would be expected in Sudanese Capt. Donald Liggett. tnside the Soviet Union under The Nationalists' position was included deliveries of military , Japan was intercepted three policies. ,, , . DEAD: a nuclear inspection plan was that the Communists could , ' cold Cedar City, 11 at Delta and times by pairs of Russian The republic made a Winter stronl lield equipment was $830 million 1st Lt. Donald E. Bent, And informally' and not at never ' be trusted and that 13 at Provo and 15 planes, the note said. The Rus- has been except the Roosevelt, after state lid the of in than the conference sessions negotiation was therefore use. Mondly higher foreign over, N.Y., based at Hill AFB, gripon sians made simulated attacks Lake City. the 1956 Suez invasion any during less. here. a , weekend of storps and at Salt previous fiscal year. But it living at Clearfield. but did not fire. crisis, and only last month road a in the state were Western observers regarded was some $300 million lower its hold to threatened for tighte SSgt. Ivan Probasco, 31 negotiated an agreement reported open Monday, but the the report as potentially a than two years ago. India Awaits Visits aid from Britain. Kearns, a crew member. during the 'next, live days. warned motor. Patrol military Highway in Soviet concession major ' grantsas Almost all of 04 state was ists of hazardous driving ion n Announced By Radio NEW DELHI, INDIA (LIPI) view of the Russiane DISgt. Joseph W. Reagas, tinguished from loansfell by Ne1U eovered The Indian government said aversion to opening up with va r ng amounts ditions on mountain highways The. military takeover wet AFB, Las Vegas, Nev, $185 million from the previous which are slick in spots. that Soviet President broadcast to who in was announced snow---ranga few their from a on Monday of ride first foreigner& a low to country a of about hitchhiking year postwar . - sources said the Soviet Klimenti Voroshilov and Yugo. Ball Traffic.Normal nothe plane. $1,500,000,000, the report said. by radio Omdurman. inches to seveyel feet: -would 17 bus. and' rail traffic apGrants of military supplies ' RESCUED: During the hours of dark- stand was made known to the slay President toTito The storm which started India ar- West Informally, and has not make state visits early dawn norbefore to on be and services rose by $200 milness WASHINGTON peared operating just (UPI)The SSgt.' Walter P. Bigelow, Friday evellint caught motor- mal took up positions yet been mentioned at the nu. next year. The announcement schedules lion ' to $2,519,000,000, a bit cars the mored Force Air despite reported Monday Eight engineer on the ists with their fenders down. storm. ' more than half of the 1958 Ogden, rescued that all seven crew members of around the capital and clear test conference here, mentioned no specific dates for , late Saturday the visits. total.,- - The military portion in plane, were RB66C jet reconnaissance guarded the airport. Other ar- which still woe deadlocked. an Salt Lake City recorded 10.3 treated and released to Accideqf investigators fiscal .1957 was slightly less night, took up precauwere killed in crash a units mored plane out weeksnow Inches the of of one of end the his home. ;tom busy than half the total foreign aid end !term at the Salt Lake in Korea Saturday. tionafy positionsamund all the other. : Cause of crash is Sgt. lie Reyna Feltner, stateiio the amounts being Heavier foreign embassies and afound ,!4;?:-'poldi.11-t70:.i.mi.t.City Airport. ' Crumpled Fenders The :year- - saw a rosjor Hazard,' Ky., who was hitch. were reported on the east Investigated, the Air Force government offices. Salt Lake City alone, 106 bench area said. change in the geographical dii-- hiking a ride from FtBelvoir; Suspension of the co-- nstItuwith 32 injuries were Six officers and one enlisted tion was announced at day. tribution of military grants. Ira, to Ft Lewis, Wash., in ;4..n reAlia and ski man from the llth Tactical Re. break. Those for western Europe fell "good" condition Monday a 'investigated over the weekend. sorts - were Brighton back in business connaissance Salt Lake County sheriffs depSquadron were by $300 million to r$897 million. Hill APB hospital. At noon, Abboud summoned Monday with close to three listed as dead. uties investigated another 40 feet the same time, military aidl They were: ambassies of all 22 nations the snow of in each Enti Cpl. :Copeland, Ray reported ' Capt. George A. Taylor, represented -- - tourtifths of the gain over or so and the Highway Patrol basin.. to the Far East and Pacific adWASIIINGTON here, including the areas are another ' hitchh)ker, Wash., Roadyto milsame number: ", whose aircraft the vanced 43 per' cent to $883 1958, the departments' esti,' about construction new commander, on Soviet the Spending rethe 'United States, snow tires are hospitalized., with minor 'frost. overseas. His Union and the UAR envoys. skidded to open, but lion. will shoot past the $50 billion mated. 4 Temperatures are Lifts at quired., operating , mother is Mrs. Agnes Crutch. new season lows in much of the Military aid to Latin AmerHe read them the text of his mark for the first time and - lea rose $3 million to $175 mit ..,Capt- - Harry O. Blount, 33, state - with readings Monday ,Brighton,, but won't be running field of- - Jonesboro, La. of power and Then reach $52,300,000,000 n e declaration Alta until at ' Saturday. assist- Clearfield, pilot 'Of the plant morning of minus 8 at Logan, lion. But Capt. James M. Stitzel, asked for prompt recognition year, the - government preTooele was buried under two electronics officer, of Butler, THi41 10 minus 1 at Bryce Canyon, 0 ance to American Republics wu dicted Sunday. from their governments. reseuVmhurt" about snow from the weekend Ohio. His wife is overseas. more than doubled, spurting and jumped at Coalville, 3 at Vernal, 4 at feet of Labor Commerce in ,t The usual as went On storm with close to two inches First Lt., Thomas C. Bryce, Business from $159 million to $338 mil- from the plane. ,' seemed Departments said in their snof water content Roads into electronics officer, son of Mr. the capital The quiet Jion., The report said the rise Searchers expressed fear for forecast the for pre, nual except the- area- were termed Hex- and Mrs. E. T. Bryce of Bur-la- complete Bank the life of the:,one remaining reflected Export-Impor- t that construction expenditures dispositions troop cautionary hazardous." N.Y. loans to Argentina, Brazil, man,. missing for over ; 72 tremely SECTION A' clipto- ht 1959 would rise 7 per cent The storm left from eight Lt. Robert A. Chase, and the unusually heavy Colombia, Mode and hours In the. snoiv and sub. New-1- -8 National-Foreign over the $48,800,000,000 they , the foreign matic by activity to 18 inches of cover The hottest and navigator, son of Mr. and Mrs. zero temperatures. Unless he this be News to year. , spent expect figure Everett Chase of Eau Claire, envoys.t 6 found' shelter, his light cloth.1 cations for the past 24 hours, County, with the latter The anticipated 1959 outlays Society as reported to the Salt Lake reported at Thistle In Spanish Wis. be sufficient not would 17 In actual new a ing Theater reflect high Weather Bureau were: Fork' Canyon.' Logan- has six First Lt. Smith Davis Jr., Offer volume of construction after Editorial Pages 194 9 protection from the bitter ele to eight inches of snow on the electronics officer, son of Accept Peiping Ga. and ments.. Augusta, for adjustments IS' 2 has prIca SECTION about (UPI)The 'rola Smith Davis of New City, , ' 88 ground. Ogden ;r is Tampa, Fla. . ' Mercury Minns 20 inches. , and Mrs. Gladys Davis, also of provisional Algerian govern- creases. The forecast figure Mont. 44 Butte, ment has accepted an official 3 per cent over the previous There was a report that the 16 Weather forecasters ex- New York City. -The men who look for 9, News send peak at i955 In this regard. Utahts hottest and coldest: plained that the storm came in had dropped to 20 First Lt Lawton D. Muel- invitation from Peiping toCom, e Sports the crooked wilt see the mercury local and state govFederal visit on a to below zetll in the area Sunday Green River --- -Radio-'rl- t 6 45 on a cold front followed by ler, electronics officer, bus. a delegation highlights cold low pressure aloft.. The band of Mrs. Patricia M. Muel- munist China,. the Communist emment projects will account Financial 6-, crooked, and the men night . Logan' New China News Agency re- for most of the Increased Comics Ten planes from Hill AIM low front is gradually moving ler of Taylor Ridge, M. 8. who look for the straight (Salt Lake City's maxi- eastward and is being displaced took to the air Monday-morHoward M. Hicks, ported Sunday night The spending on construction, so Obituaries ' will see the straight. ; outlook. to here 13; , the preby- a ridge of higher pressure. gunner, son of Mr. and Mrs. agency broadcast heard' ing as skies cleared in the mum, 29; minimum, Ad S Residential building and ACtiort Ruskin search area. Among them were cipitation, .02) This means increasing cloud-Se- e Allen H. Hicks of Parkersburg, did not say when the delegaaccount for will to sent be would tion Peiping. highways WEATIICER on Page 4 W. Va. 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