Show The Weather Temperatures Max Min 7 7 62 New York UTAH —Fair with variable high i cloudiness warm low 52-6- 2 OGDEN —Fair high Phoenix Pocatello Provo Salt Lake San Fran 88-9- 8 low high 90 57-6- 0 103 85 68 50 87 57 89)54 51 64 SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — J- iV4 -- jjtt rr s r W': - 1 f - V : 1 'V- ? I " ! - i - ! ' r ' " S "V - V -- V '4$ t k: : J 'V ijlf te r'- House Okays Civil Service Pay Increase ‘ s Sf- - Vi - J " V i $ more than 1V4 million dollars in increased pay for 4620 Ogden area government workers passed the House today by a 370-- 3 margin 'v Jk£ Defenders Beat Off Rebels in Buenos Here is a scene in front of the Government House (right) and the Ministry ant Peron rebels in last Argentine government forces battled and gained the upper hand over bullet-pittefront of Ministry the week’s fighting in the heart of Buenos Aires Broken windows and of Finance show clearly -- d i Air Force OKs Fight to Topple Peroiji Still New Silver-Ta- n Leaders Say Rebel On Goes Uniforms Summer I WASHINGTON (AP) — The Air Force decided finally today summer on a new silver-tauniform to take the place of khakis worn since 1947 But it ill not be available this summer and the complete change-bve- r will take four years The summer wear will include along with conventional h terns short trousers and stockings a bush shirt ami a Jacket ' Air Force officers and men have plenty of time to wear out their present summer clothing Use of the new summer uniform does not become mandatory until July 1 1959 The summer equipment will begin to 'become available next all in Air Force sales stores ocated in tropical and areas n MONTEVIDEO Uruguay (UP)— Officers vho fled Argentina following last week’s revolution said today tha the fight against the government of President Juan D Peron is continuing Diplomatic sources here said Peron mky be toppled from power in the wake of the naval revolt Diplomatic observers here said the evide nce available indicates Gen Franklin Lucero as chief of the “Forces of Repression” either has or shortly may seize the reins of powfer in his campaign to j —— j knee-!engt- : short-sleev- e long-sleev- e I semi-Topic-al Utah Child Falls Into Canal Drowns InEOLA Utah (AP) — A' boy- - apparently fumbled into an irrigation canal near his home yesterday and was drowned (The child was Lynn William Crozier a son of Mr and Mrs Francis A‘ Crozier of Neola (The parents told investigators they had returned from church about noon About a half hour later they noticed the boy was missing The body was found 30 minutes later about a mile downstream by Steven Malnar a neighbor Attempts to revive the child by a Roosevelt doctor failed ' Utah Sizzles In Step With New Season By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Summer sizzles into thejlnter-mountai- n area tomorrow and for once the weather will be right in T step with the season The summer solstice — marking the end of a cold and rainy spring and the beginning of summer — is due at 9:32 pm (MST) Temperatures over Utah tomorrow were expected to vary between' 88 and 98 degrees and over' Idaho 80 to 95 The temperature in Ogde i yesterday reached 83 but it’s been hotter than that this spring Skies pver the area will be sunny The solstice is the point where the earth stops tilting on way and begins tilting its northern hemisphere back away from the sun Put another way it means the sun is the farthest north of the equator it will reach this year It means Wednesday will be the longest day of the year Names in the News Danny Kaye Startles Princess Even her best friends call Princess Margaret “Your royal highness” or “ma’am” in public But not Danny Kaye the American comedian He called her “Honey” (The incident which shocked London society was reported by Rex North columnist for the newspaper Sunday Pictorial He said Kaye was standing backstage at the Palladium where he is currently performt audiences ing before when the princess appeared (“Hello honey” Kaye said according to North “I didn’t expect to see you back here” - (North said the princess swal lowed her surprise and “limply” replied “Hello Danny” I (Kay has long been on comparatively intimate terms with the princess —he has danced with hei and given command performances She has often called him her favorite entersell-ou- tainer But in the princess’ formal world no one not even her childhood friends would say anything less than “ma’am” Air Secretary Harold Talbott was to meet with other Air Force officials today in Colorado Springs to discuss plans for the new 126 million dollar air academy to be located north of the Colorado resort city Official Air Force denials have failed to squelch rumors that the two-da-y meeting may result in an “about face” on the school’s design because of ©owing criticism of the original architectural layout by the Chicago firm of Skidmore Ow ings and Merrill At the same time that Talbott confers with members of the Air Force installations board Walter Netson director of design for the Chicago architectural firm will be meeting separately with Air Force appointed consultants The controversy over the design of the wWest Point of the Air” has been growing lately Several' prominent persons including Colorado Gov' Ed C Johnson Rep Porter Hardy Jr famed architect Frank (D-V- a) i others have condemned the architectural concept Wright and Tice both expressed the opinion that the design looked suitable for a “factory” but not for a :iew military school Tice said it “is an insult to lior American I e and traditions” Johnson was particularly disgruntled with the Sawtoothed chapel design and called it a “paganistic distortion” The majority of architects discounted Wright’s criticism as “sour grapes” and said Tice Johnson nd Hardy others were laymen who in effect didn’t kiow what tiey were talking about The entire question of who’s right and who’s wrong mayj be decided today by the meeting of Air Force officials and academy designers Minot F (Mickey) Jelke III oleo heir enters Sing Sing Prison today to serve a two1 to three year sentence for running a cafe society call girl racket The chubby Je ke was twice convicted of pane er- ing Gov J Bracken Lee told a nation-wid- e radio audience last night that repeal of the inepme tax amendment was necessary to “save our constitutional system and preserve our national independence” John Nance Garner former vice president who broke with Franklin D Roosevelt because of his third term disclosed in a Father’s Day reminiscence one 'issue in which he and FDR were in accord ' When Democratic chairman Paul M Butler complained during a visit ' yesterday to Uvalde Tex that he missed his five children during his “harmony tour” of Texas the Gamer ' chuckled end pointed out: “One thing I congratulated Mr Roosevelt on and he agreed on was big families” eri-tag- r ld ‘ world” The vote indicates there was little opposition to the bill that would provide a 7 Ms per cent raise for the government’s one million white collar workers The measure now goes to a Senate-Hous- e conference to compromise the House figure with the 10 per cent raise voted by the Senate Many House members expect 8 per cent as the confer- X' Mr Eisenhower maintained his ' cautious attitude about the “at summit” conference however saying in his prepared address: ' “Within' a month (July at Geneva) there will be a conference of the heads of government Whether1 or not we shall then reach the initial decisions that will start dismantling the terrible apparatus of war and mistrust and weapons erected since the end of World War II I do not know” Basis for Success Then he went on to say that the basis for success of the meeting of the Big Four — Mr Eisenhower Prime Minister Eden of Great Britain Premier Faure of France and Premier Bulganin of Russia —is simply put: “It is that every individual at that meeting be loyal to the spirit of the United Nations and dedi- cated to the principles of its charter “I can solemnly pledge to you here — and to all of the men and women of the world who may read or hear my words — that those who represent the United States will strive to be thus loyal thus dedicated” Speaking in the War Memorial Opera House where 10 years ago the UN was founded the President said the organization has had both its successes and failures in the first decade of existence then declared: Object Is Still Peace “The object of our second decade is still peace— but a peace of such a new kind that all the world will think anew and act ' s V & 4 i ! “ V X v'hh ) jwis 4 tv ”TV 18-2- 1' four-pow- -: x- s J" ' 'O ? niyiiif v V y ' Refused Repatriation but Changed Minds ence outcome The pay raise would be retroactive to March 1 However because of a conflict with the end of a pay period the raise will become effective for most of the local workers March 6 One local payroll official said today the retroactive back pay might not be given the workers until next month because of the added paper work it would re- 5 Turncoats Still Remain In Red China Ex-Sena- Clark tor Of Idaho Dead LOS ANGELES (AP) — Former U S Sen D Worth Clark of Idaho died unexpectedly last night at his apartment He was 53 A daughter Dorothy said the ceuse of death was either a heart attack or a stroke Friends said he recently was in a hospital for a checkup but left it in apparent good health Clark an attorney moved here with his wife Mrs Virgil Irwin Clark from Boise last November and was preparing to take the California bar examination in August) In addition he had financial interests in radio sta tions KGIL at suburban Van Nuys KJRS San Francisco and KULA Honolulu A Democrat he was an Idaho representative in Congress in 1934-3- 8 and a senator in 1938-4- 4 Clark wa a member of a fam- ily long prominent in Idaho politics He served in the Senate from 1938 to 1944 when he lost the Democratic) nomination to Glen H Taylo by 216 votes Freed POW Reports Yanks Still Held Vienna Austria (UP) — Austrian captives - freed by the Russians today reported several Americans are being held in Siberia Information reported by more than 180 returning Austrians in dicated the (Americans have been captivity from eight to 10 inj years The freedom-traicarrying the latest J batch of returnees from Soviet slave camps crossed the Hungarian frontier into Austria this morning n er t‘ Red China said it intends to free three Americans and two Belgians United Nations soldiers in' the Korean War in compliance with the prisoners’ request to leave China The three Americans are (left to right) William A Cowart of Dalton Ga Lewis W Griggs of Jacksonville Tex and Otho G Bell of Olympia Wash restore order Lucero s comparatively young quire Locally the bill would mean 52 years vigorous and staunchly about $1385000 annually in inCatholic He has several times creased pay for the 4620 white with collar workers at the three surpreviously had minor run-in- s rounding military installations Peron As head of the “Forces of Re- First Since 1951 pression” charged with restoring This would be the first raise and maintaining order he appar- for white collar workers since ently has seen vested with almost 1951 The blue collar or wage total powr if he chooses to use board worker received an average 6 cent an hour increase last it to oust Peron February The 160 local postal Power Struggle workers recentlv got an average cent pay hike But the! fight now it was be- 8 per The average increase locally lieved has passed from the stage will be from $200 to $225 per of bullets clubs and the arena More than 50 per cent of of the street and has become a year involved are in the the workers power struggle behind the scenes l through 4 pay categories Peron it Was believed herp maylffS-highest of these the GS 4 be eased but byLucero in order has $3175 per annum entrance to win support of all branches of salary the Argentine armed services The Clearfield Naval Supply A communique was issued in Buenos Aires today claiming that Depot with 788 white collar worknaval and all other armed serv- ers has 542 in the lower four ices were tat their assigned bases grades Utah General Depot has and Vloyal to the government of 529 of its 829 in these grades and 1736 of the 3000 white collar President Peron” The communique said the total workers at Hill Air Force Base force involved in the revolt was are in the lower grades Of these four grades the larg558 officers and men of Marine units plu five squadrons total- est in number is the GS 3 with an ing 39 naval aircraft and two entrance salary of $2950 which companies ° sailors at the Punta would result in an increase of about $210 Indio Naval Base The House acted on the bill Staunch Catholic under suspension of the customUnited Press Vice President ary rules of procedure which refor Latin) America Thomas R quire a majority for Curran reported by cable that the approval Argentine capital had assumed According to the Associated at least the surface of calm and Press House leaders were clearnormalcy There was he said ly in no mood for a repeat of the no evidence in the Plazo de Mayo long battle over increases for and other (centers of the city of the 500000 postal workers This the rule by bayonet which had fight ran into a veto by President been reported by sources outside Eisenhower before Congress gave Argentina' ground and settled on an average 8 per cent raise Although the 7Mt per cent hike for classified government workers was more than Eisenhower asked leaders did not anticipate a veto even if the final comproIs mise goes up to 8 per cent i ' t j Ogden River Water Users Want Payment for Raising of Dam M David A Scott superintendent of the Ogden River Water Users Assn said today negotiations are going on with the Bureau sular officials at Hong Kong were of Reclamation for Weber Basin Conservancy District to assume reported today keeping a border some of the cost of the original dam and land that inundates the watch for three former American present reservoir soldiers who have grown weary The statement was in regard of life in Communist China to rumors circulating that the Peiping Radio said Saturday — the three Americans only two water users group would attempt of whom want to come home — to stop raising of Pine View Dam and two Belgians had been given a large financial settleunless permission to leave China The ment was made broadcast gave no time or place for their departure It said mereRaising of the dam is a key ly they would leave when “all feature of the Weber Basin Projnecessary arrangements” have GREEN RIVER (AP) — Two ect The extra water impounded been completed cars smashed headon near Green would be distributed by Weber Point of Exit Basin Conservancy District while River yesterday killing a -Kong is the usual point 0i(j Oregon woman and injuring present water in the dam is adof exit for Westerners leaving ministered by the water users Red China The American con- three others anew association Mrs of three-houGlenn Ann r sulate there kept a George “It cannot be a mere stifling of watch yesterday Hong Kong dis- Springfield Ore was killed and Mr Scott said the water users the guns— it must be a glorious patches said a similar watch her son David is hos- association is now paying for the way of life In that life the atom would be kept for a “few more with a dislocated hip present dam structure and the dedicated once as man’s slayer pitalized days if necessary” and a possible skull fracture' 2000 acres of land which are cov- will become his most productive The three Americans are WilD Glenn 39 her husResley liam A Cowart of Dalton Ga band was released after treat- ered by the reservoir He said servant “It will be a peace to inspire who asked to go to Japan and ment for minor the organization feels the Bu- confidence: and faith injuries so that all Otho G Bell of Olympia Wash Mrs Glenn the Utah Highway reau should provide an adjust- peoples wills be released from and Lewis W Griggs of Jacksonthe dread fear of war” reported was driving bn ment ville Tex both of whom want to Patrol U S Highways 50 and 6 west of go to the United States Big Four to Convene Green River when her auto Contract Lacking sol21 were S U among They into a car driven by Meanwhile the Big Four forHe pointed out that an operdiers captured by the Reds in the slammed 36 Wichita Kan Buehler Olden prepared for a pri-vat- e Korean War who chose life in ating contract would also have to eign ministers was in fair Buehler huddle to plan the reported tonight Red China to repatriation One a Price hospital with be worked out with the districts meeting of their chiefs of governin condition of the original group died two-thirand Bureau At the present time ment in Geneva July 18 The remaining 17 Saturday’s a hip inquryLeonard Jewkes of the The first direct contact beOgden River Water Users Peiping broadcast said also may theTrooper Glenn tween auto said Soviet Foreign Minister the patrol Assn is under contract to operleave Red China whenever they M Molotov and the Western V at was lane in time the the wrong wish However it quoted several ate the dam leaders was established last night as saying they were content with of the crash Mr Scott said he and other at a dinner given by Colombian the choice they had made members of the organization real- Ambassador Eduaro Zuleta Anize the raising of Pine View Dam gel will add tremendously to the It was said Molotov believed Original Constitution economy of the area They feel the meeting should not end withIs BOSTON (UP) — Massachuhowever that their interests ipust out the U N taking a stand pen setts is the only state still govhaps in the form of a resolution SALT LAKE CITY (UP) — be protected He said he felt certain that a for peace The birthday meeting erned under its original constitu- Utah’s 30th polio case of the Erik Anzjon satisfactory arrangement can be under rules adopted by the Gention More than 70 amendments year — worked out with the Bureau of eral Assembly is supposed merehave been made to the consti- of Salt Lake City — was report- Reclamation ly to hear speeches on the U N in “critical” condition today tution but the general plan of ed The said also record and no decisions of any superintendent at Salt Lake General Hospital his had the that kind is initiated it in still group requested government The child received a - blank Mr Eisenhower Although shot during last year’s field trials waterto users construct the addioperatiori tion the dam and that the mat- cautiously declined to predict ter is being studied in Washing- whether next month’s Big Four ton “This he said would make conference will “reach the inithe operation much simpler since tial decisions” which could lead DOWNEY Idaho (AP) — A everything would' be under one eventually to the kind of enduragency” ing peace he envisioned he did Salt Lake City motorThe circulating rumors were to say that like the summer of 1945 ist was killed and his passenger water users when the U N' was born the the effect that-th- e was injured yesterday when asked had for a direct summer of this year “is another association COLOMBO Cylon (AP) — The moon totally eclipsed the sun their car jumped over a three-focash payment in excess of three-quarte- season of high hope for the bank and hurtled through over South Asia today for the first time in almost a year and the of a million dollars world” weather man allied himself with the United States a fence Under present terms the WeWith Molotov on hand As the lunar body cast its shadow across the fiery orb more ber Basin Water Conservancy with representatives of the along Joe Tobey Garcia was Idaho’s other 68th traffic fatality of the year than 400 times farther from the earth heavy unseasonal rain will receive all storage water U N 'member countries Mr Eisenhower touched indirectly on compared to 77 on the same date clouds blocked the view from observation posts set up by most above the present 44000 acre-fowill not be en- one point which may The last year Officers said he appardistrict mark cause some and Ceylonese scientists titled to any water until the friction at the Big Four conferently went to sleep at the wheel foreign But only a light cloud was water users association has re- ence That was the matter of Sowhile driving through town ceived its amount Jack Wright 23 Salt Lake over the central Ceylon spot The of viet Union satellites path The conservation districtWill total darkness streaked 7200 City was treated at a local hos- guarded by an American team The U N charter the Presi a not need distribution across miles South pital for head and arm injuries special Ceylon dent said assumes that from Harvard University A Two other passengers escaped Siam central Indochina and the system for Pine View since most people has the inherent “every to said the phenomenspokesman water will be sold at Jhe reser- the kind of governmentright with bruises Philippines on was fully visible for the four under The longest totality lasted voir or traded for Weber River which it chooses to live and the" minutes that the eclipse was 7 minutes 79 seconds at one irrigation water This would be total beginning about 8:10 right to select in full freedom the delivered River South China in Ogden Sea the through point individuals who conduct that gov- am (7:40 pm MST) yesterday New York’s Hayden Planetar-- s ernment” “We are quite happy” one ium said many scientists think of the Americans said “Our it was the longest since 717 experiments were very succesAD FRANKFURT Germany (UP) sful” The American continents did — Evangelist Billy Graham said Technicians Weep not see it The last total eclipse today he hopes to know “within 7A was June 30 1954 Its path WEST PALM BEACH FLA Dr William Brady German technicians attached the next month” whether he will 2B 3B e crossed the upper United States (UP- - — The family of Judge Comics be able to carry his “Crusade to a combined Canada next The and eastern Dr ofCrane 7A and C Mrs E team wept copiously when for Christ” behind the Iron CurChillingworth will United in the visible States a fered a single black cloud obscured tain $25000 reward today Editorial Page 6A come on Oct 2 1959 and will for the safe return of the promThe Carolina min- their view The team was tryEdson 6A be seen only in some of New inent couple feared kidnaped Peter ister arrived from a successful ing to check theories of the ’ 6A Gallup Poll and possibly slain England “crusade” in Switzerland where late Albert Einstein and had ' A 6A In India hundreds of thousThe offer announced last night J Livingston more than 1000 persons respond- brought with them a telescope ands of devout Hindus thronged brought to $43000 the total re- Obituaries 3B ed to his call for “Decisions for designed for Potsdam Univerthe holy waters of sacred rivers ward posted in the disappearance Drew Pearson where Einstein once Christ” at Geneva last night sity 6A to wash away the “evil effects” of the judge and his wife He said he has 'had “some in- taught Radio-T3B Programs of the sun’s obscuring The The wealthy respected couple The Harvard team took picdications” that he may be per8A 9A Hindus believe it is caused by vanished from their ocean front Sports mitted to visit both Hungary and tures of the sun’s infrared Evil of God the Russia But he said there would spectrum and another of the 6A temporarily cottage’ in Maiialapan Fla last 10 20 and 50 Years Ago be no further discussion of the corona— the ring of incandesovercoming the God 4 of Light Tuesday night Splotches of Theater Page 4B blood a smashed outdoor flood Many officials declared a holiplan for a “Crusade” in Com- cent hydrogen gas from the sun 3B munist countries until he re- outlining the moon’s shadow day to let their employes bathe light two rolls' of partly used Vital Statistics A1 8A Warden Most Hindus fasted from last suigical tape and footprints ceives definite word “within the — in an effort to determine its the until after 7A were shade the next month’ Women’s clues eclipse night only Page precise TOKYO (AP) — American con- ld -- ds Lloyd Wright Merton B Jice national commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars and ld In a major address opening tenth anniversary ceremonies the President also pledged that the United States at the forthcoming Big Four conference will do everything in its power to help the world move toward that goal of peace in this “season of high hope for the UN A bill that would mean - & 5 President Eisenhower urged the United Nations today to strive anew for “a glorious way of life’ in which “the atom dedicated once as man’s slayer will become his most productive servant Salt Laker Killed In Idaho Crash Salt Lake Child 30th Polio Case American Observers Get Break As Moon Totally Eclipses Sun ld ot rs ot 180-mile-wi- Evangelist Hopes To Pierce Curtain $25000 Offered For Two Floridans INDEX British-Ceylo-nes- ld V ( I J |