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Show -- V TELEPHONE FB 3-50- CLOUDINESS 50 to a considerable extent with occasional snow flurries; colder; For Herald Advertising 3-46- SS; low tonlgrht 22; highest temperature recorded In ProTo area Monday 48; lowest this morning 25.. Tear's Lowest prices daring "Sales Far Homes" at Sears, (Adv.). 84 SEVENTIETH YEAR, NO. 187 PROVO, UTAH COUNTY, UTAH. Cold Wave Rhode Island Man New Yf Kills 250 All-O- Seas Around Denmark Harold Kopp of Rhode Island University today was Freeze Solid; Recalls named the new head football coach at Brigham Young Historic 1658 Winter siege of snow and ice. Conditions in Scandinavia ap proached the chaotic winter of 1658 when King Karl Gustav X of Sweden marched his army across the frozen sea to conquer two-wee- Coach Kopp, who has an outstanding coaching rec- ord, coached Rhode Island to the Yankee Conference championship in 1955. He also was named "New England Coach of the Year" in 1955. Dr. Wilkinson's announcement said Coach Kopp, who has a son doing graduate work at the University of Wyoming, was scheduled to arrive on the BYU campus on March 1 and was expected to begin spring football practice on April 1. While the university made no announcement concerning assistant coaches, Mr. Kopp was quoted today as saying he has been given a free rein on selection of his k Denmark. The belts of water separating hundreds of Danish islands neared a total freeze during the night and ut For Survival Proposed t f University. LONDON relentless c Id (UP)A The announcement was made by Dr. Ernest L. Wilk- wave its grip on maintained today inson, president of BYU. No salary terms were revealed Europe where nearly 450 persons and no mention was made of his assistant coaches in the have died in an unprecedented announcement. PRICE FIVE CENTS TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1956 Khrushchev Hurls New Challenge World Against West, CapitalistEconomic Battle In Europe Football Coach not belong to aggressive alliances By HENRY SHAPIRO United Press Staff Correspondent can uve in peace ana pertect MOSCOW (UP) Soviet Com- friendship with the USSR." 6. The Soviet Union by mutual munist party boss Nikita S. Khruto Communist countries assistance shchev challenged the capitalist to build 391 enternow is all-ohelping economic battle world to an prises and has granted long term for survival today. credit totalling 21 billion rubles In a major address to the 20th (approximately $5.25 billion) at Communist Party Congress, the most favorable conditions. first since Josef Stalin's death in Khrushchev said that everything 1953, Khrushchev said the Soviet will be done by the Union will also keep pace with the necessary Soviet government to reinforce its capitalist power hi arms produc- military establishment. tion. Espouses Peace Flanked by Premier Nikolai Khrushchev reaffirmed the SoBulganin, who has been missing viet espousal of peaceful coexistfrom public functions for a month, with the capitalist powers. He ence Khruand other top party leaders, shchev said the advances of Com- said it is possible to improve relamunism no longer would be con- tions between onRussia and the (Continued Page Fear). fined to the Soviet Union alone. Challenge Capitalism "The principal feature of our effort is the emergence of socialism from the confines of one country and its transformation into a world system," he said frankly. The party newspaper Pravda struck the keynote of the congress this morning with an unprecedent-edl- y WASHINGTON (U) Treasury confident economic challenge Secretary George M. Humphrey by Communism to capitalism. The Soviet Union, it said,. pos- told Congress today a Democratic sesses "all the necessary condi- plan to raise taxes on highway tions. . . to catch up with and peers would produce "less than surpass the most highly developed half" of the revenue needed to pay capitalist countries in per capita for the expanded road building production. . . In this field the program Democrats are proposing. struggle is worldwide. If we win He said the proposed taxes here, then we shall win on an would yield $9.1 billion over a international scale, definitely and period, or $11.9 billion lata for all time." than is needed under the proposed Communists Invincible building program. During his five- - hour speech, Therefore, he told the House Khrushchev struck the same note and Means Committee, the Ways and made these other points: Democratic plan would not put 1. The United States must admit ... . on a true wur uuw muiV m uiu.l- - highway . building .. ible" and establish good relations with Russia in line with the recent' Humphrey was thetast wrtoess 35 the committee opened hearings friendship treaty offer, or else see 00 blU to r"8 JneJcei "an arms race on a greater scale a n gasoline and diesel and a still more dangerous growth fueL and three cents a pound on of forces on both sides." 2. The internal forces of the tires, sponsor capitalist economy are working Rep. Hale Boggs toward its downfall, while the of the measure has estimated the Communist economy is steadily taxes would yield $12 billion over period and that this, rising towards its goal of proving a itself to toe world and transform- - coupled with revenue from some ing itself into a world system! existing highway user taxes would be enough to pay for almost all through peaceful competition. 8. The United States "has passed of the road building pro the peak in the use of its postwar gram. economic possibilities and no new The program is estimated to cost markets are in sight. Hence there about $36.5 billion over a are no prospects for a further period. Boggs proposes to count as serious rise in production." highway revenue $22 billion to ha Claims Peace Program collected over a period 4. The West is forming aggres from fuel and tire taxes present sive blocs and extending the cold on highway users. war while Russia struggles for The proposed construction propeace. "The international atmos The is for IS phere has become poisoned by a gramprogram is years. 15 years. for war psychosis," he said. Humphrey, using a 5. "All the countries which do jection, estimated spending $35.2 billion. ut 'ijjjfjKffj ( jKfe Denmark's "bear fleet" of icebreakers worked to free hundreds of trapped ships before supplies run out. by country count of the first Siberian-bor- n He also indicated he would like to obtain an assistant the dead since afl iftttMflflr H9BiKk cold wave moved down over from Oklahoma University. 1 showed: France See Pare 6 for photograph of Coach Kopp, details on Europe Feb. 124, 93, Yugoslavia 58, West Italy the appointment, and comments by several prominent men Britain 46, 30, Denmark Germany on the selection. 25, Portugal 18, Greece 17, Switzerland 12, Sweden 12 and Austria 10. Ninety-thre- e persons were missing in avalanches in Yugoslavia. France expected more snow and i ' et today. The Rivieria was hit by a blizzard and some 300 automobiles were trapped in snowdrifts along the coast. Scores of little villages in south and central France are isolated by snowdrifts but helicopters were making regular food drops. American and Italian air force planes also were dropping relief HEART SPECIALIST Dr. Paul Dudley White (center) Boston heart specialist is interviewed by Washington airport this morning as he arrived for consultations on the condition Redistricting of Utah County vo is in District 1, and Senator supplies to villages cut off by snow newsmen at the health. He told reporters that as far as he was informed, the President Eisenhower's President of Into six legislative and two sena Grant Thorn of Springville is in for days in central and southern a had made normal, C119 satisfactory recovery. (UP Telephoto). torial districts for voting pur District 2, The law provides that Italy. U.S. Air Force "Flying over was the Alps announced today by a if senators were in the same dis Boxcars" winged poses committee approved by the coun trict after the new redistricting, from Germany to Rome, Naples ty commission for that purpose a special election would be neces and Sicily with food and clothing The move is in Hne with a law sary, but that if they were in for distribution to hard-h- it areas. passed by the last state legisla separate districts, they1 could West Germany struggled under ture providing redistricting of serve out their present terms. near-zer- o weather with inland several larger counties in the Six Representatives waterways clogged by ice. Switzstate, including Utah County. mobilized relief for poor erland All of Utah county's represenThe proposal must be submit- tatives stricken y the cold. Lake families must face election this BULLETIN continued his recuperation from Col. Byron E. Pollock, cardiology ted to the county commission for fall on the was suspended beZurich traffic so PresWASHINGTON schedule, chief at Fitzsimons Army Hospital regular his Sept. 34 heart attack. (UP) to approval, but that is expected that will mferely mean election cause of floating ice. ident Eisenhower's physicians in 2 1 were White with Denver; Maj. Gen. Leonard D be a formality. Consultatmg instead of In Yugoslavia, rescue squads said today there was no medMcc. Howard Gen. Heaton, The old alignment gave Utah of sixasrepresentatives commanding general of Snyder, Maj. per the flew boundaries, battled heavy snowstorms to reach ical reason why the President the White House physician; Col: the Army's Walter Reed Medical in five, County five representatives in regular the scene of avalanches which took could not continue his active Thomas W. Mattingly, Walter Center, and Maj. Walter R. Tkach title house of representatives and with no disruption at least 56 lives. Another 93 perelection life in the White House for Reed Hospital heart specialist; assistant White House physician. procedure. two senators, but the senators 23 were sons another term. including missing, were elected at large and not by Principal change in the redisPresident Must Decide of frontier a Dr. Paul Dudley White, the members Yugoslav disinto six legislative tricting specific districts. The;' will give Mr. Eisenhower Boston heart specialist, said tricts involves the creation of two post. Senatorial Districts their findings this afternoon. that as fur as bis medical Nos. 3 and 4, out of The new senatorial districts districts, But conclusions were involved they will not directly advise with the dividing line at are mainly as follows: District 1, Provo, Mr. Eisenhower be whether or not he able should "the Preident First East. Provo was formerly All of Provo and Qrem plus Lon carved up into on to life an a should for seek second active term. carry of three dis10 don, and District 2, all other area tricts under theparts to but five another years, old setup. That decision will be his alone. in the county surrounding Dis A detailed the choice is his, not ours." The White House said that of the description trict 1. The division is similar boundaries of the six new legislathe doctors' meeting with pending to that of the congressional dis MERRIMAN SMITH By the President, it was impossible By JOHN A. GOLDSMITH tricts in the state, whereby the tive districts follows: House White Writer United Press to set a definite hour for a 1 No. All District Second Medical United Press Staff Correspondent between the doctors and meeting WASHINGTON (UP) Congressional District theLegislative in districts Lehi, Highvoting reporters comprises a circular area out of have an WASHINGTON (UP) A federal later this afternoon. (UP) The consultations which may an the center of the state, and the land, American Fork, Pleasant WASHINGTON investigation began bearing on President Grand toJury Just about the time the doctors (except London), Alpine, Republicans have stepped into the important determine whether a preFirst District all of the balance Grove today second decision term Eisenhower's civil over breech Democratic Cedar went into consultation, Mr. Eisen Fort, Fairfield., not affect The division will ferred $2500 campaign contribution No. 2 All rights and bid for the Negro vote. were held at the White House to Sen. Francis District left his office and went to hower Legislative (R-Stwo senators for Case vi Utah County's Lin-do- n M. Nixon today. in Richard -President Vice the districts his Orem, residential voting quarters for lunch olated laws of bout their federal the remainder present lobbying a rest and before (formerly Pleasant Grove told a Lincoln Day dinner last Dr. Paul Dudley White, the terms (two years still to run) be- Dist. No. and meeting the 4), Lake View, Pleasant night in New York the Eisenhower famed Boston heart specialist, ar- Johnbribery. doctors. cause each is in a separate disM. Neff of Lexington, Neb., administration has "registered the rived at the White House at 11:50 and Elmer Check All Reports trict. Senator Luke Clegg of Pro-- View, Vineyard. Patman of Austin, Tex. A few EST. he a.m. later minutes 3 No. All greatest advance" in Negro rights Legislative District White flew in from California. Oil Co. for the Superior the voting districts in that por- since the Emancipation Proclama- and five other physicians went into attorneys ofconsultation The who of said California, by the five doc they consultation to determine how Mr. tion of Provo west of First East tion. tors a to involved the contribution "more or less" fered Case Street and including voting Dis- He said on the other hand the Eisenhower has withstood five "with no of all medical were final evaluation attached," strings tricts 10, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, Democrats are a "hybrid party. . . weeks of increased work as he the witnesses called. first Mr. Eisenhower has examinations among 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, helpless and futile" in the field of since his . Another heart attack, Dawwas Paul 34. undergone Whaley, 30, 31, 32, 33, civil rights. on the tests with son acwho sheriff special 4 emphasis Neb., No. All County, District Legislative Nixon's open invitation to Necompanied Neff on a trip to Sioux the President took Saturday at the voting districts in that por- groes to vote Republican in NoTwo of the DETROIT (UP) Falls, S. D., when the campaign Walter Reed. tion of Provo east of First East vember followed several weeks of fund was offer made. automobile and Street districts Big Three industry's Democratic il, the including jostling among By UNITED PRESS new announced 10, 7, 11, 4, 8, 9, 6, 5, 12, 3, today 2,' 35, Ask producers over Evidence For the candidates Yea-manpresidential Appointment of Frank A. to 42. due cutbacks 36, 40, 41, layoffs 37, 38, 39, production was offered to Case Negro rights issue. TIMBERLINE executive secretary of the LODGE, Ore. The money which brought me total number No. 5 AH Adlai E. Stevenson said in OreDistrict toe over the Legislative during controversy a jolt(UP) Adlai Stevenson got Utah Business Regulation Depart the to 43,000. voting districts in Springville, gon where he is stumping for the ing but was not injured Monday natural gas bill at a time when ment, as state personnel director Mapleton, Ford Motor Co. said that its Clinton (i.e. Birdseye), Democratic presidential nominahe was inclined to favor the legis which in tractor he a snow when was announced today. were effective for the cutbacks lation. He later rejected the offer Thistle, Colton, Soldier Summit tion that he was surprised he was vast of this week in 10 of 16 C. Ray Openshaw Jr., former and the eastern portion of Span- criticized by some Negroes for bis was riding on Mt. Hood hit a and voted against the bill. hidden bump, rolled over and fell Sen. Walter F. executive secretary of the state ish Fork, including, specifically, civil rights stand. PITTSBURGH (UP) Officials assembly plants. Six of the plants ), George 35 feet into a gully. tax commission, replaces Yea mans voting Districts 1, 4, 5. Electric hit will operate four days this week of Corp., of Westinghouse a special committee chairman "I have never suggested that our Stevenson, who has been four-monstaying that investigated, today publicly by a in the business regulation position. strike of 55,000 and the four others will operate Legislative District No. 6 The Negro citizens should not claim at Sata since line Timber Lodge invited any senator with "evi- union members, pondered today a three days. The position of state personnel voting districts in the west por- their rights or should claim them in Portland, urday night speech dence" of attempts to influence proposal by governors of five The plants include San Jose, director has been vacant since tion of Spanish Fork and includ-- ( gradually," he said. was a short on sightseeing Continued trip taking their votes to speak up. There states that the dispute be submit Calif. Donald S. Tingley resigned last fall Page Four). However, he said claiming of with mountain on the of the fact finding A Ford spokesman said nexi ted to a two-ma- n slopes were no takers immediately. to become assistant compensation rights "does not necessarily secure week's schedule would be deter acwhen the several U other the with officer persons His committee cleared the way board. and placement them. . . That is our problem." S. Post Office Department at Den tor the Grand Jury proceedings The proposal has not yet been mined by dealer stocks m various Stevenson was headed for Seat- cident happened. ver. tle after barely escaping injury John Macone, a Timberline yesterday by calling a halt, for accepted by Westinghouse but parts of the country Yea mans has served as executive he was riding in Lodge official, was driving the toe time being at least, in its own Thomas Hodges, press secretary Chrysler Corp. said it would lay when a snow-cfor Gov. George M. Leader said off 4200 workers in Dodge and De Sno-Ca- t, overturned. secretary of the business regulaa tracked vehicle, and investigation. of The in Harrisburg. Pa., mat K "was Soto division plants here. Assemtion department for the past seven was the inquiry Stevenson's political rival, Sen. Stevenson was sitting beside him scope Salt a of the He is not even anticipated" that the bly operations wfll cease tomor member disclosed Estes the Justice Kefauver years. by opened when it hit the outcropping of rock Depart four-daLake City Board of Education and BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (UP) The a company wouia not accept, ae row at the Dodge plant campaign tour at the or ice which had ' been part ally ment in Us formal letter. Lake of of the Salt Alabama Monday opposite corner of the nation in covered with snow. A Dast president University heavy wind The notification said that "vari said it was "unthinkable" that the Operations at De Soto also wfll Executives Ass'n. night announced its intention of ap- Florida. Kefauver planned to test was blowing up a snowstorm at ous persons, companies, corpora company not go along. Gov. Leader, with the support of halU tomorrow and oWfejaTf stand the time. tions, organizations and associaOpenshaw served four years with pealing the "Autherine Lucy case" his strong the tax commission until he re- to the U. S. Supreme Court. tions" named in the campaign four other governors, proposed the work force would be cut by for the first time in the Deep Also riding in the vehicle were fund incident 1500 an of next signed in June 1954 to become gen Attorney Andrew Thomas said South. "may have violated Sunday that the issues be submit about ranBoth forest district Bot of White Rock the university definitely intends to And while Nixon attacked the Ralph Wiese, Chrysler and Ford said toe eral manager the law by offering or giving ted to a panel composed of Dr. of were being made to Corbett Alfred cutbacks State to a overthrow in . federal district Democrats in New York, Demo ger; Rep. Ogden. try money. . to a member of Con George W. Taylor of Philadelphia, tling Co. court decision under which it was cratic National Chairman Paul M. Portland, and Dennis Stack, a pho gress whh Intent to influence his and David L. Cole, a Paterson, bring dealer stocks into line with forced to admit its first Negro Butler attacked him at Washing tographer from Los Angeles. vote on a matter pending in Con- - N.J. attorney. Beth men are na the season 1 demand for ton. student tionally known labor experts. assistants. A country i Senatorial, Legislative Redistricting Proposal Completed by Committee Medical Report Says Ike's Health Okeh for 2nd Term if He Wants It Grand Jury Opens Probe Into 'Bribery' Republicans To Bid For Negro' Vote D) State Capitol Appointments Adlai Thrown Out In Deep Snowbank s, ' Westing house Studies Plan To End Strike (D-Ga- th University Of Alabama Plans Appeal of Case at (D-Ten- y -- anti-segregati- on Amnesia Victim Is Reunited With His Family After 5 Months MIDWEST CITY, Okla. (UP) A 23 - year - old OGDEN (UP) A family of seven persons died man in their home near here today, Keams missing since he left for a hike five months ago was apparently of asphyxiation. Deputy Sheriff George Long reunited with his wife and two identified the victims as Mr. and daughters yesterday but didn't rec Mrs. George Smithisler and their ognize any of them. five children, ages one to nine. "How do you do?" Hal Lem Long said Mrs. Smithisler and mon, apparently now a victim of two boys were found on a bed, two amnesia, sai dto his pretty other boys on a day bed, a girl on old wife, Mary Jane. She broke a sofa and the father in an easy down and cried. chair. The gas burners in the She said today "I bad sort of borne were turned an and putting accepted he was still up there in 21-ye-ar I Lemmon 1955, disappeared Aug. 29, after driving his car into a hike up Mount Olympus. He was identified as Lemmon Jan. 26 at Salida, Colo., after being injured while working for the Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad Co. . Thus far no one has been able to explain bow Lemmon got from Mill Creek Canyon, near Salt Lake City, to Grand Junction, Colo., where he obtained a job as a ail- Mill Creek Canyon for who examined the name of Paul Gordon, Delta, Lemmon said he was suffering Utah, when asking for a job. True Identity from amnesia but would eventual The attorneys, David S. Kunz, ly regain his memory. Lemmon was injured Sept. 4 Ogden, and Clyde C. Patterson, while working. He was holding to traced Lemmon through persons he a ladder on the side of a box car said he could remember working when the ladder broke loose and with on the Southern Pacific RaiLemmon fell to the ground. He lroad Co. in Los Angeles. One of was hospitalized at Grand Junc- the men was shown a picture of Lemmon and immediately identition, Salida and Denver. Two attorneys for the Railroad fied him. The Lot Angeles man Switchmen's Union uncovered his remembered Lorn man's father was a school toaeher hi Salt Late Oky. A psychiatrist Road Finance Plan Scored By Humphrey ar 11-ye- . (D-La- ), 15-ye- ar 13-ye- ar 13-ye- ar 15-ye- ar 12-ye- ar More Layoffs Announced By GOP To Push Car Industry Farm Program (UP) Two Receive Family Of 7 Dies In Fire near hifrh Sports, Editorial Circulation Society Phone: FR Finally be was taken to the home of his sister, Mrs. Douglas R. String fellow, in Ogden, where a reunion came about with other members of his family. Mrs. Lemmon said her husband would remain in Ogden for further medical testa until Thursday. She said she knew of no previous history of amnesia hi bis background. Before bis disappearance Lem Tokyo Suffers Jolting Quake (OP) earthquake since World War II rocked this sprawling cky of eight million early today, injuring two and causing minor dam-one-inc- h Republi- Committee of toe House and Sen- ate. He declined to estimate the campaign's cost It is being handled Co.. a Chicago by Leo Burnet firm. advertising Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey said last night he had been "reliably informed" the GOP National Committee had authorized apywtfag $260,000 an a campaign to "support the administration's version of the farm bill." (D-Min- n) Mental Tests Loom For Twin Brothers Accused of Murder WHEELING, W. Va. (UP) twin today for with slaying a barged Cub Scout. Prosecutor Joseph Gompers said be has ordered mental tests for Thomas and Joseph Williams, active members of a teen-ag- e ptteaa killing gang. The identical twins. held in a boys' detention nosne after undergoing lie detector tests. charged with the bludgeon slaying of David Powell Powell was buried yesterday aft er an honor guard of 13 cub bcouu paid homage to their former pack nine-year-o- ld TOKYO to buildings. quake irpfiwd a WASHINGTON cans wfll start an extensive advertising campaign in the farm belt this week to try to put over President Eisenhower's farm program. Ads wfll be placed in farm magazines and farm belt weekly newspapers. Radio and television may be used later. L. Richard Guylay, publicity director of the GOP National Committee, said me campaign is being sponsored jointly by the committee and the Republican Campaign crack hetwom the main building of the "earthquake proof' Imper ial Hotel and a recently erected budded the sidewalk mon was employed by Inveators ottteds one of Tokyo's biggest of- - member. The Diversified, an "PXf atel mmmtk dAnoays. . |
