Show Tfie Weather Temperatures OGDEN — Partly cloudy today and tomorrow A few light show Ordtn UTAH — Some light shower Bittc Blllnt a BU ers today Warmer tivity Not much change in perature 84th Year No 102 ' ac- tem- Ui OGDEN UTAH SUNDAY MORNING APRIL 24 C® oread!’ Take Chou Up on Talks Law Mo Ik George Urges " 1 45 37 Portland t4 Salt Laka 45 San Franclse 54 59 49 j 53 W Yellawat 44 tZ 49 19 4S 10 Cents 4 Sections (D-G- 5:58 ' En-lai’- Afro-Asia- al ' ' Nationalists Scoff At Chou's Offer 14- - one-da- y on record legislators corrected a mistake made at the regular session which would have deprived teenagers under 16 of jobs in stores or offices Actually the new law will broaden the field of employ- Kai-she- k En-la- Asian-Africa- n g well-time- d The purpose of their mission has been a subject of speculation On- one hand there is fear here the two officials are bringing word from President Eisenhower that the United States will not help the Nationalists defend uemoy and the Matsus just off the coast of Red China - a g non-hazardo- 4 two-third- ld two-stor- y (D-River- -j J ’ Raft Lehi II Makes Shakedown Cruise Today May Head for Hawaii If No Hitches Develop j j ld e j 60-da- five-side- d non-hazardo- us Z ld (D-Ogde- 14-an- e non-strikin- g non-operati- 32-fo- ill-fate- ot d five-side- d -- i j non-payme- nt open-switc- h Bar-bourvil- le misdea-meano- 05-c- Four Meeting to Ike Eden West Europe Still Easy Target For Air Attack Despite Buildup ‘ (R-Prov- Bulganin Says i round-the-cloc- k standing-room-onl- Cuts New Tooth At 86 It Hurts y split-secon- de-Austr- ia (AP)-Mick- (R-Ula- j st Names in the News t bits-and-piec- Republicans Await Truman at 'Ramp Festival7 es j g n n no-stri- ke ’ Takes 'Old Age' Annuity at Collecting at long-rang- ( p $10-00- s Lodge Wants d 20-00- INDEX n nt Classified Ads Veto Revised Make You Richer an-uni- ty t ‘ semi-annu- al an-nit- tandard-Ex-amine- hit-ru- n ex-wi- fe I (R-N- : C o£-t- i he C 1 ar (R-Sa- lt 21-gu- TAIPEI Formosa (AP) —The Nationalists today scoffed at a Red China bid to negotiate directly with the United States over Formosa as a move “to divide the free world” at the very time when a high U S mission is arriving here to deal with the crisis An advisor of President Chiang said the offer by Red Premier Chou at Bandung i was intended to placate worried conference delegates but that Chou knows the United States is on record as saying any such talks must include the Nationalists Well Timed Propaganda laThe advisor Tao beled Chou’s offer “a peace offensive and a bit of arto the propaganda” geared rival later today of Admiral Arthur W Radford head of the U S Joint Chiefs of Staff and Walter S Robertson Far East specialist in the U S State De- May Provide Kes to Survival ld Where Attorney Died in Bomb Explosion - off-the-cu- ff En-la- at Model City Tuesday st session labor law that and allowed to hold By ALTON L BLACKESLEE youngsters be jobs in offices and stores or AP Science Reporter other occupations LAS VEGAS Nev — Keys to saving your home and family in after school atomic war can come from an atomic blast set for Tuesday However clauses which lowThe blast will strike at a model “Survival City” involving 10 ered tlje age at which boys can hom6s including very likely the kind you live in work on farms were argued bitAnd for the first time women will crouch in trenches with ment for 14- - and bigger than that which Only other bills passed were terly and several House Demo- troops —only two miles from an a $30000 appropriation to meet crats almost prevented the bill leveled homes and factories in Hiroshima and Nagasaki Japan s Utah’s committment to the West- from passing by the This bomb will thunder and PORTLAND Ore —Victor L Wolf 45 a Portland electrician has admitted to police that he ern Regional States Compact for beflame at what might be a bit of majority needed to make it in higher education come law plotted the bomb explosion which demolished this automobile and killed its occupant cooperation thus and immediately your own home town At one- - and Oliver Kermit Smith an attorney The terrific explosion occurred when Smith started the car and a $1000 measure to pay exkillhomes with pantries of engine Wolf implicated the lawyer’s wife Mrs Marjorie Smith saying he wired the car so she penses of the special session The could collect $20000 insurance Wolf and Mrs Smith were charged with first degree murder A lawmakers themselves will not Wendell Grover food gas stoves refrigerators Rep be paid for the session They ton) deputy sheriff is using a hand extinguisher to put out the flames in this photo House minority leader medicine cabinets basement or agreed to meet here and fix their changed his vote at the last min- - bathroom shelters previous mistake without pay ute and urged other Democrats Spotted at distances one to Stole Show to do likewise so as to provide three miles from the center of The milk ' price problem dra- the needed votes the multimillion dollar atomic matically stole most of the show As finally approved the new blast to be detonated atop a 500- jjy jjje ASSOCIATED PRESS although Lee had declined in his labor law will allow 10 homes! and will tower be foot boys isto the The strike by Louis- opening message place ' will be used as a 14 store-typI in Francisco 15 old ended OAKLAND Calif (UP) — Lehi and in sma11 the work to sue six or industrial before the session girls years attempt special vjue & Nashville Railroad work- means of motivation y in He said he was hopeful a new Three men in a near disaster when the craft raft jobs after structures a radio station with widened yesterday as passen-tw- o truce would solve the situa- school hours Present law auwill pit themselves and their was abandoned on heavy seas Prove Passage transomantennae and tall and freight operations of tion without legislative action and the crew was rescued by a craft against the sea today Baker an elder of the MorLee intimated that circum- thorizes the Industrial Commis- sion towers two complete elec- - three additional lines were cur-mon Church says his eventual when the Lehi II leaves San banana freighter trical power lines gafc lines or tailed at Birmingham Ala and stances might require him to put sion to define hazardous jobs The crew will consist of journey from Persia to Cen- it before the Legislature at a Minors 10 years of age can be mains more than two’ dozen new violence was Francisco Bay on the ebb tide reported elsetral America will be made to later date however Baker Larry Hall the first in an attempt to drift 2300 news- trucks and trailers as school after employed where mate and Bill Souza a radio prove a passage from the Book miles to Hawaii The report of his stand was boys caddies or in agriculture Jewa was said of Mormon told of Baker Town there that Picket lines were set up at foroperator Represent Typical Skipper De Vere Baker given to the House by Rep Edama16 cannot under who a led ish named Lehi a Boys operate priest possibility mer Ogdenite said today’s ward C Larsen a In capsule they represent a joint yards of the Illinois Central a raft party from the Holy member of a teur frogman Crawford Tart-le- y d that Senate-Houscruise will be a Ishakedown except power machinery section of a typical’ town Frisco Lines and the Central of joint would join the crew beLand to Central America in 600 committee which for the raft which has never may be employed to the govtook to and them What happens BC fore they set sail Hartley who ventured out of the protective ernor a joint resolution urging in “first processing of agricul- how better to design them all for Georgia Pickets said the yard will make to aid his crew Baker and the expedition hoped waters of San Francisco Bay that he put the milk price matter tural products” and may operate survival will be among answers had been handling freight from to food underHawaii his and the without with drift seafishing crews of the L & But if the raft proves on the agenda power farm machinery “for or sought in this open televised on will was water water or subsist and awaiting no equipment “If there is no solution of the with the consent of” a parent atom shot to be witnessed by N whose major repairs worthy and crews raw fish and plankton from the problem after 60 permission from his parents are needed the captain and his ob- have been on strike Larsen guardian or custodian some defense civilian 1000 days” since March sea and will drink rain water Baker is the only member of two crewmen will continue on First processing of agricul- servers It will be witnlessed too the chief executive “the quoted 14 will or distilled sea water the original crew who and attempt to pick up the governor said he feels he should tural products” includes such by thousands of soldiers pracThe craft will carry comply make a second try at conquerThe main track near London westbound " current for the with the Legislature’s re- jobs as canning fruits and vege- ticing with tanks and conventionan auxiliary engine and a ratables ing the deceitful Pacific waHawaiian Islands al weapons to survive and fight Ky was dynamited early yesquest” dio to be used only in an emerters He said he had turned 10 and under under The weatherman’s forecast Both Boys girls houses immediately 16 on an atomic battlefield terday The Federal Bureau of down a request from his brother-ingency was far from ideal) Light driza report of the joint may not sell newspapers on adopted decivilian in Women active -law The Lehi II will make the committee Lamont Hawks a Investigation called it sabotage zles were forecast for the area which directs the the streets before 5 am or after to chance the for are fense vying to crew of a of with the first member Edward L Boyle FBJ special history crossing with winds up to 25 miles an Legislative Council to make a 9 pm and boys under 14 and trouble almost as large as that study of the “critical situation girls under 16 cannot be boot- be in trenches nearly as close agent at Louisville said 4 feet sail again since he felt only hour whipping off the coast 3500 yards as an American of its sister ship The now one member of the family in the milk prob- blacks Boys 10 or older can de- at ever been to an atomic blast of one rail was blown out and the Second Try has Lehi II was first marooned in lem” prevalent should attempt the dangerous liver papers on fixed routes women chosen by straw track was buckled for a con-- ( few A the bay when a tow tug burned rift For Baker It will be the secicrossing in the The $30000 appropriation for lots will to be among 30 close-up Directed Hasiderable distance Report out a clutch was attached by Baker said the trek to ond attempt to catch the curinterstate use by the Utah In- civilian observers the Coast Guard for waii should take from six to And an rent to the Pacificjslands The The council was directed to re- terstate Commission for coopernear The homes and all the com-- ! r of navigational was to cruise itself is a shakedown 15 education the in eight weeks Only the prevailation port governor by June higher Ky piled up a f Jiving fines and later got The Legislative Council antici- passed after a brief explanation forts and sinews of modern for a major adventure — a drift ing westward currents which freight train yesterday instranded on a mudflat and pating such action met during in both houses The money will will be the main target of civilian he hopes to pick up beyond the from the Persian Gulf to prove interest Farallones Islands off San juring five crewmen L & NoL damaged her hull a theory of migration His first the afternoon and named its be used to reimburse Colorado involves war For again today ficials called it another act of chairman Sen President C Tay- A&M College for costs of veterhomes and doorsteps” as in "our of a lor Burton number education and by Lake) inary “loaded 'sabotage by spike pullers vice chairman House Sneaker Utah students Utah has no vet- past days when women out Nine cars of an L & N freight fires the muskets put Big Charles E Peterson erinary school of its own and Val Petersonhelped de- train were derailed at Louisville civil federal as an executive committee to uses the facilities of the Colodeclared Friday and officials again blamed fense administrator proceed with organization for rado institution through the inUp yesterday sabotage terstate compact making the study In any future war “the enemy The fresh trouble cameras Both houses urged Lee to place Lee Signed It is going to shoot first right at the members of the National Mediathe milk question on the agenda Gov Lee signed the $1000 ap- heart of our production strength tion Board prepared to make new PARIS (AP) —Despite a determined buildup of air power in They did it in a joint resolution —at our homes our factories attempts to settle the loYng and will- propriation bill immediately aft- even our farms' And he’s Western Europe during the past four years the continental area MOSCOW (AP) —Prime Minis- expressing their “desire and going costly dispute ingness to consider such legisla- er receiving it However he said is still wide open to a surprise air attack from the East to try to make that first blow so Board in Session two ter Nikolai other to the have a said at wanted he tion today and if today is not Bulganin A series of talks with responsible senior air 'officers in the that we’ll never be last night it’s up to Presi- sufficient to adjourn to a day measures checked carefully by paralyzing party The board went back In sesto able get up off the floor and past week produced these findings: or days whichever is necessary the attorney general and others dent Eisenhower and British sion with rail and union offihe said back” There is no fully coordinated before placing his signature on fight to complete such legislation” A spokesman said all were cials Prime to Minister set a Eden date The resolution was passed by them radar network to give system will work They insist for a aware that yesterday 'was the Big Four meeting at the whopping majorities in each Many legislators had hoped set by Southern govdeadline warnings of the approach that “tliere can be no islands of house as gal- - the session would be the shortest highest level of enemy planes There are no defense” and that an ernors for settling the strike of integrated was asked by a West- - leries of farmers and dairymen in Utah history It wasn’t The control stations to tie continental Bulganin but did not know workers 2£000 Allied control is the only worklooked on At times the crowd shortest session on record was air defenses together done if the setcould what be d is a cheered and booed Aft- - the first special session in 1896 clapped Air bases are wolfully lacking able solution Defense the isn’t tlement reached All sides COLUMBIA FALLS Mont era of foreign ministers conference on er one outburst during House That session was called to set a operation in in necessary protection from no comof to stuck their policy cutey Berne is bombers which can take off first regular session the date for on followed be' a bate resolution the jet might by to meet Speaker on ment the conferences parachute ground troops a matter which had been overting a tooth only a few hundred meeting of the heads of govern- - Charles E Peterson attacks Ground observers have from bases did not disclose The so isn’t That governors law which changed strange except not been organized to spot planes miles from their targets (threatened to clear the galleries looked in the menk what action if con86 is a are to state airmen he a frontline any they planned Utah from territory Many flying below radar range Dis- vinced a settlement is not reached “Ask if Eisenhower for-juand Eden his of teeth thermoHe a all few atomic and had that session lasted The pulled to check patch of fighter planes Chief stumbling block is! the nuclear weapons make a knockout about the date” Bulganin replied minutes one morning and the last year and challenge unidentified air- blow union’s demand for a jointly fisettler the session within The early day first “I have made my position clear” says There was very little debate date for the first regular possible craft is spotty nanced health insurance plan of or bit is weeks “a new war new tooth the any painful” “Do you mean by your state- over provisions of the child was set for the same afternoon The reasons are partly politi- days also were planned to Efforts One officer estimated as that ment you are of a positive attical partly military partly geosettle other the much destructive force could be tude toward big strike which a Big Four meetgraphical in has been for 41 days delivered in 24 hours as was ing?” progress Bulganin was asked involvEach Nation Responsible states in nine on Southern in the dumped Germany Nodded Assent CIO communication 50000 of whole war the last ing Generally speaking air deWorkers against the Southern In the face of such massive deThe Soviet premier nodded in fense Of its own territory is the Bell Telephone Co responsibility of each nation on structive and disruptive power assent Governors of Alabama Missisbasis It was these air officers say air defense a In Washington State Departsippi and Georgia scheduled a left this way when Supreme rates one of the highest prior- ment officials were inclined to The world paid tribute yes- meeting in Atlanta with union Ramp-eatinof his own country’s import Republicans in Headquarters Allied Powers in ities along with the buildup and treat Bulganin’s remark as an and telephone company officials to William Shakespeare regulations polished terday Europe SHAPE was established maintenance of a striking force offhand one They said the trend tiny Cosby Tenn to end the walkout in an He said Churchill had to reGen Alfred M Gruenther to carry destruction to the enemy of events points toward a Big their rifles yesterday for a the immortal bard on the which attempt railroad strike the like nounce the gift because rare salute welcoming former SHAPE commander said recent- homeland They argue that the Four meeting on the highest level of his birth 391st marked been anniversary has by violence species of fish can not be imly air defense “at present is per- whole issue may hinge on “our but added it is premature to talk President Harry S Truman Stratford-on-Avosaid a no- The in company phone quiet ported into England without a Only 20 of the 400 voters in haps our major weakness” A ability to prevent the enemy de- about a date now The White strike clause is holding up setlicense special air defense staff is in the livery of a knockout blow before House and State Department had these parts— a bastion of old Dr Sikorsky Igor pioneer tlement' The union says wages of organization at we can knock him out” no formal comment guard Republicanism —backed process ElizMother Britain’s in arrived an agreement for full arbiand Queen designer helicopter The buildup in air power on SHAPE An air defense techni-ca- l This was the first time Marshal him for another term in 1948 took abeth first her are the chief issues riot tration helicopter London yesterday by plane center is being set up in The the continent in the Past four Bulganin had talked to Western due here today will Truman a called and it clause ride the yesterday from New York to receive the Hague to study procedures and years has been in tactical air- correspondents since he became compete for the place of honor interesting experience” “very craft whose principal mission is premier make recommendations Violence Ended 1955 James Watt Medal an inwith the lowly ramp a member The Queen Mother flew in The aim is to bring about a support of ground troops in acof the lily family that grows Violence which marked the j ternational award by the Brita Royal Navy helicopter from closer coordination of the pres- tion In addition the United wild at 3000 feet and smells of Mechanical two days 'of the strike at ish to Institute Palace the first Windsor Biggin ent national systems to plug States has stationed long range tastes something like an and a in Kent in airfield Hill the Engineers big Sperry Gyroscope plant at ' some of the obvious holes in the bombers capable of delivering onion coated with garlic coated round-tri20 minutes took Lake Success' N Y appeared that atomic weapons to an enemy e defense network This is all a 0 has Errol with paid Flynn vinegar 79 ended after the striking union each way work however and would homeland in Britain and in to his child debt support the It’s of festival ramps agreed to limit pickets to five at be of no help if a surprise at- Morocco former wife Nora Eddington Paul and Queen Fredin event King this an annual each plant gate 100 time tack came soon sent a check covering t erica of Greece visited Volos Flynn moonshine capital Some veteran airmen have ex- 18 months’ payments for the view 0 yesterday for a first-hanLast year it brought out STONY BROOK N Y (AP) disbelief this that pressed strong of Diedre 11 and earthquake-strickeof U N Pessimists consider the case of the support city tourists without an 9 and surrounding area "Flynn’s children by Rory as the major attraction: Miss Julia Henrietta Sherry Miss She was dia The drove carryKing Eddington jeep This year with Truman 50000 who took out an “old age” 4A Stewart Alsop crown vorced from Flynn in 1949 and ing the Queen and the are expected in 1934 when she w’as 79 4A was later married to and di- -' Xity Hall Notebook prince through the rubble of The festivities began last Today Miss Sherry will be Dick vorced 4A Haymes County Sidelights Jhe shattered city stopping with a play about mounUNITED NATIONS N Y 100 years old Yesterday shey night few to talk with ‘'every yards Editorial Page 4A tain folk in mountain lingp by Actress Gail Russell ' was (UP) — Ambassador Henry Cabot collected her victims homeless the My services are sure to make clibe will a author and local Poll 6A check of $23499 which Gallup fined $50 yesterday following Lodge said yesterday he would offered its The r you richer I’m a family royal the this afternoon maxed by 6B her conviction of misdemeanor support a change in the United brings to $963459 she has realHunting and Fishing condolences and spent hours classified ad Truman address ized on her $3000 investment Nations would trafwhich in a minor charter driving Obituaries 9B Say you’ve vacancies to rent talking and shaking hands with ' 11 Sir Winston Churchill a accident fic Feb around crowds that I’m' the fella who sends you eliminate the use of the veto 21 years ago 4A gathered Drew Pearson She has outlived the life exfor admission of new members The dark haired actress goldfish fancier among other the vehicle renters Box I 7B Press He said however that he would pectancy table on which her of actor Guy Madison was things sadly turned down a If you’ve things to sell I 13 Radio TV Programs 9B In Rome the condition of reported suffering from hepaoppose elimination of the veto policy was calculated by gift of some rare fish offered send you buyers Just like power a as firm an Dan Italian was him Reed commitwhen titis and not did involved it in by 4B years Rep 7B appear Sport Pages that! vacawho ment lives of alone his Miss Sicilian of souvenir court because yesterSherry troops “any“unchanged” reported IC-9Call me at 7711 and know Society tion Miss Russell 30 was charged day at the Little Company of the thrill of making money thing involving United States and does her own housework 8B Theater Page The former prime minister’s with ramming the rear of a troops should in my judgment says she’ll give the front porch Mary Hospital He is recoverfast 10 20 4A and 50 Years Ago car and then leaving the always be referred to Washing- a coat of paint when the weathsecretary explained ing after a heart attack last private ' 'scene ton” er gets a bit warmer A1 Warden that Churchill was the victim accident 4B Sunday In the brief tlement The influential chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations committee made his suggestion only a few hours after the State Department had rejected any negotiations with Red China unless Nationalist China were included in the talks as “an equal” adGeorge in an dress1 before the American Society of Newspaper Editors said that when Red China shows a willingness to talk “this nation! should be big enough and strong enough through its highest officials” to accept First Step George said such a conference might not produce a final solution But he said it would be at least a first step which could lead to further steps toward “solution of some of the problems of our times” “It is time we are relieving some of the tensions of this world if we can” he said George said he did not know how much sincerity was in the i But he offer of Chou felt the United States has a responsibility at least to explore the matter Aside from insisting upon participation of Nationalist China the State Department also challenged Red China to prove the sincerity of its offer by releasing imprisoned American airmen and by accepting an invitation from the United Nations Security Council to participate in discussion to end hostilities in the Formosa area Ike Consulted The department’s statement was issued - after consultations with President Eisenhower who was at his Gettysburg Pa farm The statement was in reply to Chinese ' Communist Premier s offer to negotiate Chou with United States the directly on the Formosa crisis-an- d other Far Eastern tension Chou’s offer n was made at the conr in ference Bandung Indonesia Meantime an Associated Press dispatch from Bandung said that rumors had spread that Red China’s Premier would make an important announcement shortly concerning 11 American airtnen his country holds on spy charges This was the final day of the historic conference It began last Monday The reports developed in the conference’s political committee ' today - Correspondents asked Chou’s spokesman if Chou was going to announce release of the American fliers The spokesman replied only “that has nothing to do with the conference” The delegates met today to wind up the final discussions and approve resolutions on colonialism and world peace The political committee adopted a resolution urging control of both conventional and atomic weapons of mass destruction pm A-Te- one of the shortest a) En-la- far-rangin- ol 15-year-o- ld (UP) — Sen Walter F George said last night the United States should accept the offer of Chinese Communist Leader Chou i to negotiate a Far Eastern peace set- partment Women Will Watch sion adjourned sine die last night after authorizing youngsters but employment of 14- - and the threat of a possible new session to iron out milk price problems still darkened the legislative horizon The house adjourned at 5:54 pm and the Senate at WASHINGTON Hsi-shen- ses- after-scho- j inter-continent- yonsblv SALT LAKE CITY — The 31st 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