Show t TEMPERATURES THE WEATHER 4 : i OGDEN: Cloudy showers coo- ler low high near 86 56-6- 2 UTAII: Cloudy scattered showers low 52-6- few 10 34 Loran Fboenix Loe Angeles 1M 80-9- 5 OGDEN UTAH THURSDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER 8 1955 TELEPHONE 7711 Nq 239 eirro SO 5S Lu Veja Pocatello S3 6J M 9$ C7 94 7 10 S3 85 83 72'WaxHlnrton 103 7 s West Yell t 59 57 57 51 — 5 CENTS 3 SECTIONS 34 PAGES Max 5I!n Portland 53 Salt Lake SOjSaa Fran 75 St Georg SO Seattle 97 70 Chicar 2 84th YEAR S3 97 Denver widely high Max Min - Offdta Bois f' CLOTHES CHUTE ixped WASN'T BUILT LIKE IN FUNNIES DETROIT (AP)— Albert James Cpafton tried sliding down the clothes chutey at the Crafton family’s home !like they do in the funnies” He got stuck His mother called police Police tugged and pulled They poured baby oil on him That didn’t work They finally freed little Albert by tearing out part of the Eight-year-ol- d two-stor- M in LOS ANGELES (AP) — The Los Angeles heat wave forecast got out of its rut today A downtown maximum of 94 is expected If that forecast holds it will be the first under-lOQ- f weather since Aug 30 Yesterday’s 100 maximum made it eight straight days a dark hole up to their shoulWASHINGTON (AP) — in water or in a “sweat box” with tops at that level or higher surpassing the previous brainwashing is be- ders where a man could not stand sit record for sustainecLheat of seven days in ing deliberately dosed out to or lie downto men 1939 American fighting help September ROUGH TREATMENT brace them against mistreatment The current siege with heavy Troops Get Brainwashing Hardened Against Enemies wall j FIRE DEVASTATES SOUTHERN OREGON FOREST- This is the sceneof devastation after fire swept through Blackwell Hill area in Southern Oregon forest Five homes were consumed by the flames when the fire v raged through this area near Medford Tuesday n LDS Leader 82 Today BERNE Switzerland (UP) — David O McKay president of the B? UNITED PRESS Latter-da- y d Saints Church areas his 82nd birthday here Nearly 10000 weary men battled in furnace-ho- t a and got special present: in California forests today to tame flames that this week today his first visit to Europe’s first have blackened nearly 170 square miles of timber and Mormon temple white-haireMormcfn brush lands d The tall leader whose elastic walk spry In Idaho the fire front was “quiet’ and with luck manner and youthful complexion belie his age jus beamed when the Boise National Forest fire might be contained today he stepped out of the plush More than 30 fires were reBellvue-Palac- e Hotel into the ported in the Nezperce National for a half mile gap in the morning sunshine Forest of Idaho today however except “I feel great and am looking and three of them were listed as Converse Basin area forward to a truly happy birth-- f "out of control' State forest fire dispatcher to as a said he he walked day’l The California had Fred Herbert said 28 “campaign black Umousine for the four-milall of the nearly major fires" (blazes of 500 acres or ride from downtown Berne to brought blazes control under mainly by more) have been started on state suburban Zollikofen in lands alone since the first of the and brute endurance the The temple’ rising from the some areas of bulldozershelpthat month They have burned a grand gently sloping meadow is borRemarkout firebreaks total of 140776 acres dered by a forest and the neat plowed men have been Thirteen fires involving 107 ably onlyaDoutTl white ’homes and well-kegarcombat has 650 in acres of stateland are still the that injured dens of the residenbeen nature waged day burning Herbert said eight fires against tial suburb and-nigsince last involving 24670 acres have been Friday To mark the day the hotel chef new out But and fires' broke under control and seven brought whipped upa magnificent birth- old fires were fanned into new fires 8456 acres have involving diatwo about feet in day cake had Constant been activity vigilance extinguished which meter' got admiring stares fire near Santa The 44000-acr- e from the other hotel guests on its to be maintained in the tinder-dras timber was out broke that Barbara gunexplosive Tuesday and from the kitchen way up most ran areas des unchecked in powder the atfernoon McKay spent Ten were of more those of the than 900 efforts injured pite quietly at the hotel resting and seared on arms a on heat their fire by fighters battling going through the mountain of letters and telegrams from all faces and necks while fighting a perimeter The threat to Yreka was reover the world wishing him hap- big burn near Santa Barbara 100 Los miles of north moved yesAngeles yesterday when firemen piness and long continuation of crescent-shapefire his devoted service to the Mor- terday Nine of them were Mexi- cut a can nationals pressed into forest break which stopped the flames mon Church f miles from duty and the tenth man was a just four and Forest Service foreman None tha lumbering town of 3500 resi" were burned critically although dents nine remained in the hospital toAnother major blaze in the SeComics quoia National Forest area was r6C 7C dayThe men were licked flames checked yesterday after burning by 7B 9B Community Pages when a fire line got out of con- to within half a mile of the famed Dr Crane 4C trol in Glenn Annie t Canyon late General Grant Redwood Grove Editorial Page 4A yesterday afternoon and billowed and menacing its Dr Edwin P Jordan 3C across nearly 50000 acres of trees National Forest Supervisor ElWalter Lippmann 4A brush lands Trains and highway which area traffic don the Ball said the grove still was through Obituaries 10B had been brought to a halt was not completely out of danger but 4 A resumed J)rew Pearson today although precau- said “with any kind of luck" it Radlo-T7C tions were taken against another would be spared Programs 10A llA outbreak that might close HighThe fire which has destroyed Sports 101 California's some 10 20 and 50 Years Ago three million dollars worth way important 4A coast’ road of is described as the timber Vital Statistics 10B 17000-acr- e A brush and worst timber area’s forest conflagration A1 Warden 10A fire in the Sierra east of Fresno since 1942 wheh 160000 acres Women’s Pages 2C 3C 4C was surrounded with safety lines went up in smoke i ' ‘ fire-fighte- rs e pt iast-growin- L g ht y 60-mi- 20-mil- e le d one-hal- INDEX v ' 5000-year-ol- d Van Tassle Avas a pasin an auto driven by her senger mother Mrs Eva Hartin of Oakley She died of extensive lung hemorrhages and a ruptured liver SHE FELL ASLEEP Investigating officers said Mrs Woolstenhulme apparently fell asleep at the wheel and lost control her auto leaving the road The Parsell youth who was g with a companion Robert Lane also of Columbus died of a broken neck when he and Lane were thrown from a car driven by Lewis McLaughlin ' ' Hollywood Wasatch County sheriff deputies said McLaughlin lost control of the vehicle on a curve skidded sideways and rolled over on its side throwing the occupants from the” car Both Lane and McLaughlin were treated ‘ at a Heber City hospital for bruises and abrasions and were released The accident occurred shoitly after midnight after McLaughlin pitked up the two youths in Roosevelt Utah The two deaths raised Utah’s 1955 highway traffic fatality toll to 134 On Sept 8 1954 the toH stood at 126 Mrs Wool-stenhul- -- hitch-hikin- Trainees were served uncooked at the hands of a ruthless enemy marches forced spinach and raw spaghetti ' and Blindfolding barefoot questioning for long given frightening but harmless hours with little rest or water electric shocks Wyden wrote and and no sleep they got rough verbal treatment “rather of the some These are “A major who let slip that he rough brainwashing procedures" had only an eighth grade educaservicemen are being put through tion and a lieutenant whose membership card in Alcoholics Pentagon officials said yesterdayv They said all branches of Hie Anonymous laid him open to armed forces have such training ridicule about his weakness for courses to prepare for a possible alcohol were hammered until grim life as a prisoner of war they talked just to end their The men are trained also in humiliation “A bachelor lieutenant badgmeans of avoiding capture ered until he became convinced ALL ARE VOLUNTEERS he could not find a girl because All the services said the men his face had been deformed in a taking the training are volun- childhood accident finally broke teers in tears" Under the revised military upThe Air Force declined comcode proclaimed Aug 18 by ment on Wyden’s account but President Eisenhower the serv- said that if it is accurate some iceman is told to avoid capture changes may be made at Stead if at all possible And if he does It summoned the base comfall prisoner he is to avoid “to mander Col Burton E McKenzie the utmost of my ability" telling to ' Washington to check on the the enemy more than the historic story Newsweek said it was acrequirement of name rank and curate and had been cleared by serial number the Pentagon Defense Dept sources told of Wyden wrote that “some 29000 the “E and E" — escape and men have safely withstood the evasion —training of some servicey course" at Stead and hone men after Newsweek magazine of the trainees has formally compublished a stark account of plained of their rough treatment such a course at Stead Air Force McKenzie himself a prisoner Base outside Reno Nev in Germany in World War II was The Newsweek article by its quoted as saying the trainees reporter Peter Wyden told of “take it because they realize it’s trainees forced to spend hours in as important to them as life in- Evanston Youth Who Hit Dynamite With Hummer Dies tion - Cobb “maintains a lavish sum- mer home at Cave Rock at Lake Tahoe Roscoe Ates stuttering film comic landed in a ld hospital last night for treatment of cuts bruises and bites Sheriff’s deputies said he told them the wounds were inflicted fiancee during by his a dispute over differences in their ages and wedding plans The fiancee Sandy Reeves e wielded a shoe Ates was fray quoted "Miss Reeves a brunette who said she went to Hollywood two months ago from Houston Tex to be a model said she fought but in self defefise' Neither would say whether the wedding is still planned spike-heele- d ’ dur-ingfh- Far easier than making pictures is making money in oil says blonde movie actress Terry Moore Miss Moore in Oklahoma for a look at -- oil and gas properties journeyed to fields - in Logan Lincoln and Payne counties "I weBt out and we turned them on just to see if they were really pumping" reported Terry LEE -- HERE all-tim- J' 100-00- 'rare ypens it is best both for producers and Chamber of Commerce served as consumers Rep Henry Aldous Dixon said the new store is a sign of growth in this area which is only beginning He praised Ogden as one of the most unified communities 19-year-- as-pa- master of ceremonies for tha opening ceremonies and introduced city county and state dig- nitaries present The new enterprise successor to the C C Anderson Store represents an investment of between two and three million dollars and in the Intermountain area five of planning Mr DiaOtto A Wiesely Salt Lake mondyears said He praised the leadCity chairman of the Utah InNorman of E An da fordustrial Commission and chair- ership C C Andermer of the man of the Utah Industrial and son manager now store and manager cf Employe Planning Committee Bon Marche said Ogden’s phenomenal growth After cutting of the traditionin the third of a century during which he has known it can be al ribbon by Gov Lee tha continued by the type of unified crowd streamed into the interior effort which has been responsible of the building to inspect merchandise displays on the two for it to the present time floors S of Mayor Raymond Wright Women were presented roses new welcomed store the Ogden into the community’s business by the store management The new building is of rein family He praised the design and forced concrete with a full lengfh construction of the building and lauded especially foresight of the marquee on the Washington planners in providing adequate Boulevard side It is faced with granite and brick and was built parking space T G Schmidt president of the by the Larsen Construction Co Ogden Chamber of Commerce Staffing the new store are apsaid the attractive new store is proximately 250 employes in de-- ’ a worthy addition to the shopping partments ranging from hard- facilities of Ogden and northern ware to women’s clothing Utah The building has been planned Bernard K Diamond manager so that additional stories can bs and secretary of the Ogden built later if desired JOBS “old-soldier- Mew sircinic dynamite Kenneth Daniel Houtz married only two weeks ago to Julie Ann Nottage died in the Grand County Hospital in M6ab The injury ocBy RAY WIGHT curred on the last scheduled work e Bon Marche Ogden’s big university day for the student who had planned to re- new department store opened turn to his home in Evanston its doors for business this morning after brief ceremonies which featured talks by Gov J Bracken HAS PLAN TO GET Lee and other state and local leaders FOR HEALTHY OLD SOLDIERS Although it contains only two WASHINGTON (UP) — The Veterans Administration stories on the split level prinhas set up a program aimed at providing home town jobs homes for many aging veterans now in ciple the new Bon Marche buildAs a first step the VA plans to give them jobs in VA ing has 100000 square feet of floor space making it only homes and hospitals Then when they are able to leave the soldier homes they would get regular paying VA jobs if slightly smaller than the First Security Corps new building in they qualify or -seek employment elsewhere There are now Salt Lake City which has 105000 17000 veterans in federal “old soldier” homes to drive a of described VA the plan The feet of floor space general veterans enable will care best of The comparatively small crowd that the aging type provide on hand for the opening exer“to lead useful happy lives with the maximum freedom from cises was swelled by numerous hospitalization” VA e FOR CEREMONY Wyoming student died today five days after his jackhammer apparently hit a buried stick of " rt who crowded aisles on both floors of the store through the forenoon LAUDS FREE ENTERPRISE Gov Lee told the group gathered in front of the store on Washington Blvd that it is an example of what “free industry" do rin J The United States he said has become the most prosperous nation in the world through the competitive enterprise system and that system has proved-th- at late-come- rs “It’s the first- - time I ever looked at an oil well and said it was mine Part mine anyhow It is wonderful Easier than making warrant for Baer’s arrest may be withdrawn if he shows up then Barbara Benson daughter of Secretay of Agricultrure Ezra T Benson will be1 married this pictures” month without the society crush protocol problems - which Prime Minister Anthony Eden and have marked weddings of daughwould like to have Soviet Premier ters of other hgh government Nikolai Bulganin and Communist officials Miss Benson an attractive bru Party Secretary Nikita Khrushwill be wed Sept 29 in the nette chev visit his constituency at LDS Temple in Salt Lake City Leamington uhen they go to BritOnly immediate members of the ain next spring :and members of the family “Such a visit would be most church be admitted will welcome to me” Eden said “but The simple ceremony will offer there are many places we would a marked contrast from the full like the Soviet leaders to visit social dress affairs Washingtonand I am sure it will be impos- ians at other recent have enjoyed sible to fit them all in” “official daughter" weddings One was the marriage of PaAngel Garcia 71 one of the founders of Perfecto Garcia and tricia Ann Priest daughter of the Brothers Inc cigar makers died Treasurer of the United States Mrs Ivy Baker Priest of Bountiyesterday He was unmarried ful last month A bench warrant was issued Popular Pat Priest married a today for the arrest of Buddy White House aide Lt Cmdr Baer 39 boxer Pierce Andrew Jensen Jr USN who is now an ’actor and singer and had among her attendants after he failed to show up for a the daughter of a cabinet officer hearing on back alimony insti- Joan Brownell The affair was tuted by his estranged wife May one of the social evepts of Mann Baer fan magazine writer the summer big Mrs Baer claims her husband Barbara Benson’s announceowes her $1300 on a $50 per ment list shows the similar effect week temporary alimony award of her father’s position and indipending trial of their divorce cates what the size of her wedand $500 in attorney fees ding might have been had she Baer’s attorney said his client planned it for the Capital is working in Las Vegas and She said the list “started" at promised to have him in court by 1200 and has been growing every Sept 20 The judge indicated the day g surance" MOAB (AP) — A University of NAMES IN THE NEWS Baseball great Ty Cobb 68 was sued fof divorce yesterday for j the second time this year by his wife Frances 45 She charged extreme mental cruelty the same as she did Jan 6 The first suit was dismissed after a reconcilia- losses in human life poultry and some crops in the county began with 101 a week ago yesterday-Succeedindaily maximums were 110 Thursday an Los An103 geles high Friday 1C3 Saturday 101 Sunday 1QO Monday and 102 Tuesday Now the weather bureau says a gradual cooling trend has set in but there is no definite break MILWAUKEE Wis (UP)— in sight that would drop the temMilwaukee County authorities perature below 90 NOT MUCH SMOG fighting the second polio epiThere wasn’t much smog yesdemic in a major American city terday contrary to the forecast this year today rushed plans to but San Diego experienced its' give emergency shots of gamma worst smog in months The smog globulin to about 100000 chil- was trapped by a temperature inversion and hung 300 feet deep dren The National’ Foundation for over the city damage Is mounting but Infantile Paralysis announced anCrop estimate in dollars and cents late yesterday that polio had is still impossible said Harold reached epidemic proportions in Ryan Los Angeles County agriMilwaukee cultural commissioner It sent 700000 shots of gamPoultry growers estimated they ma globulin a temporary polio have lost a million chickens and preventive to be used in pro- about 750000 rabbits perished tecting children in the city of all because growers are not preMilwaukee and its suburbs pared for such hot weather Egg Milwaukee Health Officer E R prices jumped three cents yesKrumbiegel who had requested terday wholesale and retail the gamma globulin said 600000 People? The coroner said 84 of the shots would be used to deaths have been due directly inoculate about 89000 children or indirectly to the heat and between the ages of 1 and 9 in that in eight other cases while 0 the death certificates did not list Milwaukee The remaining shots will go to suburban heat it probably was at least a children contributing cause 17-da- V I pe 100-or-high- er er Robert ee - Parsell of Columbus Ohio was killed instantly about 1 am this morning when the auto in which he was riding skidded and overturned in Daniels Canyon 10 miles southeast of Heber cele-brate- - Com-munist-ty- By UNITED PRESS A Kamas woman and an Ohio youth met death on Utah highways today in separate auto mishaps Mrs Gwen Van Tassle of He-bdied early this morning in Mark’s St Hospital in Salt Lake City of injuries received yesterday in a mishap near the Mt Dell reservoir in Parley’s Canyon easfof Salt Lake City Eighteen-year-ol- d David McKay Is Two Killed In 2 Utah Car Crashes 100-degr- off-stre- et J 1 0? jeoe-- j r I i i i T Ia i OPENING DAY— Gov J Bracken Lee left and Nor--1 man E Anda managing director of the new Boh Marche store were leading figures in opening ceremonies this morning for the new department store -- t i ' i ) i I t y 4i WISE PLANNING — Mayor Raymond S Wright of Ogden at the niicrcj':::: praised foresight of Bon Marche management in providing parking C: customers Shown at side are Gov J Bracken Lee and Otto A Wicsloy chzirr': of the Utah Industrial Commission off-strc- ct |