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Show TELEPHONE 495 FOU . I ..J.,"-- ' i : I i f 1),' - - ; - : M ' , - ' ' . .,...,..-.- 1 Herald Advertising - ........ v CLOUDINESS Sports, Editorial, Circulation T With snow shower, in north pcr--1 tion - state; colder northwests low tonight high high In Provo yesterday, 48 j low to-40-3- 20-3-0, , ; Society Phone: 432 day, 0; V 38. Sears open Monday and Friday uu 9 p. nu - , YEAR. NO. 204 J SDtTY-NINT- H PROVO - 7 UTAH COUNTY. UTAH, i MARCH THURSDAY, 10,. CENTS PRICE HV 1955 '( I p F I .,. 1' r -- i T;v . .a 1 (; v i 1 f , s , I 1 : -!; t - , New Vol canic Eruptions By RAYMOND M. LAHR United Press Staff Correspondent y WASHINGTON Treas (UP) ury Secretary! George . M. Hum' pnrey. toaay aenouncea .a compromise plan proposed by some Senate Democrats as "irresponsible. . political' and ;:: , "silly." He told the House Ways and Means Committee the proposal might take the nation down the road to "gloom and doom' Speaker Sam Rayburn indicated meantime that House Democrats might not ' be too unhappy with the compromise proposed by their ellow party members in the 1 2 1 tax-cutti- PjHOA, Hawaii (UP) The residents of Pahoa prepared today to evacuate their homes at a moment's notice as rumbling earthquakes Jarred the Kilauea Volcano area every 1500 Says Demo Proposal Might Lead Nation To 'Doom and Gloom' - ') ninf l emblors in la awdii Humphrey Raps Tax Cut Plan Search Centers I n Central Utah B-2- ng - 30 seconds. The1 two-a-minu- ; quakes, had lasted te which early today more than 24 hours, .led Vol- - canologist Gordon MacDonald to fear that jaew volcanic erup- may be in j store for Hawaii Island. rhe chances of a new erup- tion are not remote," Mac- - Donald said cautiously. "In there's fact, it to be another ing eruption . i But still, the earthquakes don't prove it." MacDonald said the quakes "closely resembled" the quakes that preceded the eruptions of Monday and Wednesday of last week in fissures 25 miles from the .Kailauea crater. Smoke and steam were still rising from the Puukii cone, which built up to a cone last week. looks lilce Convoys of trucks stood by to carry out the evacuation of Pahoa, if it should become necessary. The new quakes also prevented 200 evacuees . , go--' . . 105-fo- ot from three small coastal hamlets from returning to their ' 'homes. . Three hundred evacuees from . Kapohb village, which miraculously escaped destruction, probably will be the last to return ' to their homes. Their town is practically atop a rift which could explode any time. i ' 5 Bomber Fails to Make Radio Report Over Utah County Station SALT LAKE CITY (UP) Two airplanes carrying nine men and a boy were missing in the Salt Lake i .i. :.. ij -- took advantage of clearing skies to look for the missing planes. A : twin-engin- Beechcraft, ed - be- lieved carrying an Illinois lumber old son and broker, his nine-yethree associates has been unreported since passing over Ft. Bridger, in extreme southwestern Wyoming, ar -- U. S. UNDECIDED ON ROLE Leaislat u re Heads for Adjo urnment Comm les, iNarionansTs Heading for Showdown In Quemoy-Mats- u Area at 5:14 p.m. MST yesterday. An Air ,Force ; carrying a crew of three and two passengers, dropped out of sight shortly after passing over Salt Lake City at 7:37 B-2- 5, p.m. Aboard the plane were Ma j. D. C. By UNITED PRESS Holley, pilot; 1st Lt. H.E. St. John, The Utah Legislature hurried Senate. Airman D.H. Demp- Rayburn played a key part in through a flurry of sey, crew chief, and D.R. Cubbage sponsorship and passage of a $20 matters today as time began to and M. J. McNalty, civilians. cut session. out tax on the run 3ist home towns were not known, Their plrson approved by per the House. He told reporters the Adjournment sine die was schedbut all were stationed at Great Small naval craft released from Falls. By DONALD J. GONALES 7 proposed Senate compromise looks uled before midnight; Both houses r-- vStaff United Press Correspondent duty following the Nationalist were still Considering bills at noon WASHINGTON Bad very interesting."; - The Chi evacuation of the Tachen Islands, Weather Weather (UP) "If they pass it," he said, "we and it appeared adjournment would nese Communists 'and Chinese at both planes the time Na- farther north, have appeared in ! f will be willing to consider it not come until late tonight 5, was bad with gusty to be getting waters 'near the Quemoy and Mat disappeared tionalists appear winds blowing rain and snow. VisiAfter a prolonged discussion, the seriously in the Quemo- su groups. :T a showdown for ready Vote Next Week to amendments at many points in northern Senate agreed islands area, officials Qiinfse Nationa.ist frnrw: like bility The Senate started debate on made; by the House on a bill to y-Matsu was zero. Utah wise have 'been moved from For "When the clouds lifted this morn the tax billtoday but will not allow! farmers a refund. on motor said today. United The States has apparently (Continued on Page Four) vote until next week. The com' fuel used off the highways. The ing, at least 18 civilian and miliwill it what not decided exactly uncertainfate tary aircraft began checking nuv House changes in the bill were to do if the current buildup on both promise faced an Democrats such Some merous mountains and valleys there. J key !! up collections on interstate sides results in a Chinese fight. i as Sens. Harry F. Byrd of Vir tighten . truck! lines. along the airway from Ft. Bridger non or The role of intervention to Delta, Utah, about 200 miles to . ueorge oi ana waiter Senators also approved extension intervention will be decided by ginia the south. it. were against Georgia, of a 12 mill special school con President Eisenhower. Senate Most of the mountain peaks were Humphrey blasted the struction levy' for another, eight Guns Up Moving tax income snow rang clad with newly-falle- n TESTIFIES BEFORE CO MMITTE E M arrlner S. Eccles of Oeden. Utah, former chairman of the proposal for a :smaller years Also approved was a reso Experts report that Red China as as incut lrederai Keserve Board, as he testified today at the Senate Banking Committee's stodk s market irresponsible, just lution spelling out Legislative Coun in recent weeks has moved more ing in depth up to 18 inches. Many "just of the mountains already had up vestigation in Washlngtoa. Eccles recommended, that margin: requirements for., stock trading be. as political and just as bad from- cil assignments for the next bi a ftmery pf longer-rang- e calibre to t the" view as brigof to 75 currenli raised, promptly : per cent. The requirement Is 60 per cent cash; (UP Telephoto via every point Nationalist- - WASHINGTON enniujn. the opposite positions iden nal proposal" to cut income taxes The House, meanwhile, killed a held and Matsu island Eisenhower got locked out of the fore the new storm. Quemoy the which Search Planes head a $20 passed bill t6 provide salary increases for groups, mis was uie umiuuus White House for a few s moments Air House. CHAIRMAN Force and Air National Fast FORMER RESERVE BOARD . .Court justices and resolv technique employed on the ground He said the Senate plan would Supreme Guard today. planes were used for open ed a parliamentary hassle by the Reds in Indochina last yeair The lock-oareas have "the added disadvantage" over aknotty occurred when the along the paths taken by the measure to license and reg when thev got the upper hand on Page Four) of repealing tax relief enacted (Continued President was in the rose garden there. f architects, ast year for business which "re ulate to greet' a group of foreign! stu members approved a bill The Communists also are known 4 versed the trend . from gloom and to House When he returned to his of- dents. and to be sup license television and radio concentrating troops doom to better times." Lfice door, he found it locked. plies in nearby coastal areas. The compromise Senate, propos technicians. Dutifully, he rang the door bell al calls fdr a tax cut effective and j in a few moments a Secret next Jan. 1 of $20 a head for tall Service agent dashed across the i $10 for all depend taxpayers plus. SlOORE off DAYTON ice and opened the door. By New York broker, testified yester should ber raised to 100 per cent. ants except wives. It would be mi ii Some I re oome wau street experts saw restricted; generally to families maple syrup and an inviUnited Press Staff Correspondent day that increasing margin to tation visit New Hampshire testimony as responsible for earning Uss than $5000 a year. The WASHINGTON (UP) Marrlner quirement tj 100 per cent would his came from. Barry Elliott, 7 Roch the dip this week in stock market loss of revenue would be. offset by S. Eccles, former chairman of the not stop spectilatioh.I Provo Squadron Civil Air Patrol econ ester, 'NJL, who saw the Presi J. K. Galbraith, Harvard prices But others discounted this repeal of new depreciation rules Federal Reserve Board reeomoff at . dawn this t dent later with the state's two Re- planes took omics professor., also testified this i J. il i and the special tax relief for Tighter Housing Loans to search for an Air morning ments for' sitocktading be raised week that margin requirements While Eccles war chairman of stockholders that Congress enact- Despite the bleak outlook, Eden publican senators, Styles Bridges Force TB-2By K. C. THALER missing- enroute and Norris Cotton. x the Federal Reserve in 1946, mar last year. iiN to new a start March' AFB in determined to remains from Hill AFB .promptly to 7Sjpfr cent. United Press Staff Correspondent The President called a morning California. The That would mean a stock; buyer gin requirements were raised to As the Senate opened debate .on plane is believed LONDON (UP) Chinese Com diplomatic drive with India sound meeting of the National Security to be down somewhere 100, per cent for about one year, the tax bill, Republican Leader would have to put up three quarbetween was mg out the Chmese, the sources Council, but limited his appointThey later were reduced first to William F. Knowland of California munist Premier Chou stock purchase in cash. ters of Lake Salt City and Delta. said. They warned it will require ment schedule to 75 per cent and, then to 50 receiving the A second aircraft, a twin The current requirement is 60 per told reporters that the Eisenhower pictured today by authoritative on (Continued Page Four) Eccles also recommended that administration is '.'opposed" to diplomatic sources as totally un (Continued on Page Four) cent. cash. The remainder is fiBeechcr.ft, is missing between to determination in me his on nanced on credit the Democratic compromise and yielding government ugnten up Fort Bridger, Wyo., and .Salt housing loans to slow down the "we (GOP senators) are going to attack Formosa despite the grave Eccles said the increase in marLake, City. WASHINGTON (UP) Re- construction boom. threat of warV resist it." gin requirements 'Is necessary to Mission commander for the air was The basic: danger of the present "The proposed compromise is The outlook for a cease-fir- e today deslow down me rise in security publican leader the bomber wag Capt, for search nounced Democratic National housing boom is that while it is hot satisfactory and I do not think described as "bleak," -JV V- prices. Gene Provo CAP SquadDutson, ; J. sources ..IJ The SaltLake City, banker! also Chairman Paul Mi Butler jEor the greatest support to the econ it will be adopted by the Senate," mi stuu ine ron aipiomaiic operations officer. omy, i it is largely sustained by he said. told the Senate Banking Commit Chou coldly had turned down all suggesting Uthat l Mrs. EisenPilots and observers out at tee investigating the market boom hower's; health might influrapid growth of debt of the middle appeals for a negotiated Formo- dawn included 1st Lt. Glen Frand-se- n. and low income groups," Eccles that margin requirements later ence the president against san settlement and has rebuffed Senior Members Tex Searle, I . said. term. a second to shoilld be increased .100 per seeking third party mediation efforts by Royce Elkins Walter Bench and "I believe a point of saturation cent "if the value of stocks j conHouse GOP Leader Joseph Britain and Moscow as inter Madsen and WO Wayne Jack i. is fast approaching with serious .- ; tinues tn risp W. Martinj of. Massachuference. Aliensetts said j In a j floor speech economic ' consequences to the V The sources said he was "totally Says Control; Needed The Air Force bomber had an i "The whole; economy and rapid increase in the price that he was shocked and aeronautical number of 30050 seemingly uncompromising John J. McCloy. a leading New of stocks generally; during the last amazed! that Butler had slid, to at alL" disinclined PRESS UNITED It negotiate reported by radio Wednesday banker, also testified today The .By behind This the ii flood at 7:40 Ohio year,' supported by a growth in in a prdss Iconference in New York River's story grim p.m. over Salt Lake City Muddy! brokers loans of, 'more than 800 York this yreek, that the first that he does not believe that grow crest was 9000 feet that it was climbing the terse statements in the House Cincinnati hit to at, today. r : million dollars indicates the need lady's poor health 'is one of ing purchases of common stocks It had already claimed at least of Commons Tuesday by Foreign over overcast. 'and funds for x similar u i pension rrk exfor further control of stock marnot the reasons he does Eden that the xuc uuuiuer iauea ' vo repon 'ai build is a major factor in the ris one life and some river front water. Secretary Anthony ket credit." Eccles said. V not Delta. conditions do pect Mr. Eisenhower, to seek trusts yet ,; necessary ings were completely undey ing market. "There cannot be a perpetual reelection jln J.956. conLake Salt Formosa the crest flood in exist worst The solving airport for; city's -.. a bull market and to' the extent that 4w1v i nfathlliA1 Noting that I Mrs. Eisenseven years was expected to sweep flict; through a conference or excesses develop unchecked, just hower has beeh confined to and icing conditions were predown the swollen river before noon "other discussions U. S. so much more painful the de bed- thii Week With influenza, ? dicted in Provo area. EST at a height of 6L2 feet. Hopes, Discouraged cline will be. with adverse ef- - Martin j said "ii is certainly The Beechcraft n waters .stood at Eden said he' had maintained The xects on tne economy in gener-al.- " poor taste to drag a temporwas reported enroute from Rbck 61 feet at Cincinnati early today contacts on this problem with J'.;, ary illness j into! the political as well with Wyb., to California. It as Moscow Springs, of a and were risins at a rate Peiping, k Winthrop H. Smith, a leading offensiveI in checked by radio from Fort was learned! that only last tenth of a foot every four hours. and lit Bridge Wednesday about 5 p.m. i Friday Britain's charge d'affaires WASHINGTON (UP President to report at Salt Lake failed but in Peiping, Humphrey Trevelyan Eisenhower , today affirmed U.S conferred with Chou. It was under3V - i City, willingness to maintain armed stood visit that hopes discouraged forces in Europe, including Ger l f for negotiation many, if the Paris agreements esIhe sources said the Commutablishing the Western European nists firmly declined, any meeting Union are ratified fully. J Ij WASHINGTON The the position of taking over a con (UP) . on the Formosan crisis in which The President restated U.S. pol function. f House Interior Committee today gressional VATICAN CITY . would China be Nationalist (UP) on of rearmament Pope repthe Western in We woulf like to know," he icy and other aspects of the Pius XII today made a Lenten ap resented This is one of the West's ordered an inquiry into the AGermany the "whether executive wrote, dministration's reclamation V and branch is not, in effect, establish- Paris agreements in a special mess- peal to the forces of Catholicism conditions for a conference, and BOISE; (UP) State Aeronautici age to the prime ministers of Bel to bring lost or wavering souls there was' no indication Chou is Chet Moulton said today Director policiesexecutive direction powet ing policy by fold. ready, to change his mood. gium, France, West Germany, It back to the church's He had spotted Bill Woods about a than the rather ' ) implementing The frail, Chairman, Clair Engle pontiff The sources said Peiping is also aly, Luxembourg, The Nether .j mile and one - half downstream to 1000 not or for formal said Budget Director Rowland policies established by Congress." lands and the United Kingdom. spoke preach any parish priests, prepared ' from where the veteran bush pilot I I He added that many congress With the western nations ers and lay Catholics in his first informal commitment on a cease- C press made a near - impossible forced Hughes will testify next Tuesday men "feel that take the ing for ratification of the Paris mass audience since his near fatal fire: In the light of this attitude, youcan't on the bureau's controversial cir- banker's f landing on a patch of ice near Rapapproach in developing pacts, Mr." Eisenhower reaffirmed collapse of Dec. 2. Indian Premier Jawaharlal Neh I t id river in the rugged Salmon river 7 reclamation cular projects" by insist- a setting up standards policy program for the It was also the first time in ru was said to be biding his time j n j country. feafor measuring the economic ing flatly; that all projects be self United States to become effective three years that he delivered his in trying to persuade Peiping to : supporting. sibility of reclamation projects. upon ratification of the agreements. annual Lenten speech personally. compromise ; , ; supplies for the downed pilot and On March 30, he said. Interior flew back immediately to drop Secretary Douglas McKay will apthem to Woods, who apparently pear to talk over the administrahad camped in the open overnight. tion's proposal for developing hy- Woods appeared to be in good , projects under; a condition, Moulton said, but he . J iii J the bounds of funds allotted. A ment; state water departments; By UNITED PRESS number of the topics were also hike in deep snow faced an - Some Western'"partnership." Seventeen subjects were assigned report will be due 30, days prior unemployment insurance coverage ; Congressmen unless he could be picked up by a have protested that the project to the Legislative Council by the to convening of the 32hd Legisla interstate highways; interstate oil assigned at past sessions and the Guard helicopter. ," National new request is for a continuation standards set up by the budget Utah Legislature j today for study tive in 1957. OOOPS! damLOCKED PRESIDENT'S OUT state for President Eisenhower compact; immunity Another pilot, who had 'started '. ( Bureau's 7 circular are. too se- during the next two rears, The subjects included: taxation; ages ; business . and trade regula- of the study. was temporarily "locked out" of the White House today when walking ; toward the wrecked air ; vere. A joint Senate-Hous- e The 17th topic is a catchall he walked into the Rose Garden to greet a group of foreign resolution public highways;" underground wa- tions ; governmental reorganiza plane, was not far from a meeting to 4 In asking Hughes testify, made the' request; The council will ter and flood control; budgetary tion; food and drug legislation; phrase to include studies requested students. When he tried to he found the door locked and with Woods, but he was on .the opEngle said the committee wonders determine the order of priority practices and procedures; deer relations; uni- "by; other resolutions and acts of is shown pressing the buzzer for aomittance. With him is Nelson posite side of the river, Moulton be in among the various topics, within claims ; public employees retire- form loan changes. the! Legislature." if the administration niight Rockefeller. (UP Telephoto). T j said. ) X last-minu- te ly'l i A 1-- co-pil- ot, C ';i'-- -- V) r - t u ;r . Ike 'Locked1 Outside of White House 1 ; 2 1- -- 1 !' iOP)-Pres- -- - ' V Utahn Urqes argin Reqii irements For Stock Trading Be Upped to 75 . . ; j ut Provo Planes 1 , Red Premier Rejects Bid -- ; . a. Js L -- loin Search " For Bomber For Formosa Settlement " - 5, Demojs hliiif Against 2nd i en-L- ai j Term Rapped " . I " - - '; A , -- i Flood Crest -- ill ; , j Hits Ohio 1 -- . 1 ' ; i rn.j . . I was--reporte- ' iwm - filling ness ; j Ad ministra tion RedidJ ma tion, Power Policies To Be! Probed j To Keep Troops In Europe Vowed twin-engin-ed - j ':, . k Makes Lenten Season Appeal ! (D-Cali- - Idaho Pilot Safe. After Daring Wild? Landing .. I - ; C ; silt-lade- Pope Pius XII , V ... f) - . ; - - A-4- six-poi- nt f ." federal-l- dro-electr- ic fj Utah Legislative Council to Stiidy17 Subjects ' J - ocal-private '"-- ..'; . r i all-da- A-4- j 1 j j ; . re-ent- er, labor-manageme- I, nt :: V,m-1V- I:--- - y |