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Show i : . . PARTLY CLOUDY TELEPHONE FB 3-50- 50 Few snow flurries in the mon tains; rising daytime temperatures; high 45; low tonight 22; highest temperature! recorded in Provo area Tuesday 38; lowest ' For ' Herald Advertising Sports. Editorial M I Circulation , ' i . ' j Society. Phone: FR 3-4B- 84 I 1 L : i i ' '' ' ' k e Angrily 'Rejjec ts ' v ' " ! ., - i-5 PRICE FIVE CENTS COUNTY, UTAH; WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7,! 1956 UTAH 3PRQVO. SEVENTIETH YEAR, NO: 203 I Wednesday morninaj 17. ' March Value Days Nowata ! at Sears. jadv.) progress i i X i i ! ' I i A Ail ; Kunnoini Jordan s . , - . v1 -- - . v'ii -- rii.!-wH.ir- U VSjl rnV"' .j Wavering By MERREMAN SMITH United! Press White House Writer i Egypt, Saudi Arabia, WASHINGTON (UP) President Eisenhower 'made it clear todav that Vice President Richard M. Nixon can have the Republican vice presidential nomination again " if he wants it. Mr, jEisenhower angrily rejected any suggestion that he dump .Nixon as, his runnine mate.i He emphasized, however, that he has not 'presumed to tell Nixon what jhe should do; that Nixon must chart his own political future; Syria Hold 'Summit' Conference in Cairo The tiny JERUSALEM (UP) Arab kingdom of Jordan wavered today between two rival Middle East alliances competing for, its allegiance- - as heightened Arab-I- s raei border tension ept the Mid die .East on the edge of war. King Hussein. of Jordan told the United Press in am interview his friendship toward Britain re mained true despite the dismissal of British U. Gen. John Globb Pasha as hejad of the Arab Legion. And his chief adviser said the neighboring Arab states did not influence the decision. But in Cairo, the heads of state of Egypt, Saudi Arabia and Syria continued their own 'summit" conference called at first to plot war strategy but amended to seek ways and means of winning Jordan away from aH British influence West' Is Concerned x Britain stni hoped to bring Jor dan into the Baghdad pact with the help of American influence but the three Arab nations meeting in Cairo were prepared to more than match the $20 to $25 million Britain has poured into Jordan an nually for many years. The tension was reflected in the Western ' Capitals.' In London Prime Minister Anthony Eden went before the House of Com mons to 'explain Britain's position in light of the Glubb dismissal. In n w.JUi,. f jpillii rri .v. ; -- r4 . t ' ir!- !i - , - , V" ji" . - i - ; I j i - : . 4 i : i , mr, .cisenflower told his . . .news e . wiiierence cnai ne nas no criticism of Nixon as a mani an associate. or a running mate on the Republi can ticket. But he said he has not presumed to tell Nixon what he a. should do about the! campaign this year. " : ; . . IKE MEETS THE PRESS Pres. Eisenhower smilingly points a jfinger towards ia reporter during his news conference this morn-iin- g at which he said it was up to Vice President Nixon to chart ; his own 'political future. (UP Telephoto). ! . Bulganin's Reaction The President also said that if his physical fitness to con rr5 VV:j ductgeneral I the burdens of hard work in the presidency showed signs of definite deterioration J he would then Step aside and put the matter Defore tne American people. m "in mtumi mi "'n iiiili f) i i n.. Search For Peace He said he was not! speaking of CITY UNDER WATER A state of emergency was proclaimed its banks. Much of the city is under water as shown above and a brief illness such as a By WARREN DUFFEE k conditions are getting worse farther south.UP Telephoto). programs', such las economic add in Lackawanna, N. Y. this morning as Smakes Creek overflowed United Press Staff Correspondent to underdeveloped 'nations. to meet attack of influenza, but basic ini ability to perform his job as he WASHINGTON (UP, President the Soviet shift of tactics. 33 Injured Eisenhower said today that the re Congressional Reaction ' EYES Other highlights of! Mr. Eisen action of Soviet Premier Nikolai The President said his proposal hower's news conference: H Buiganin to; his' proposed eventual to halt production of nuclear weap 1. He as favorable the ban on production of atomic weap ons, under certain safeguards,' SEE regarded took" into account the problem of immediate i reaction i of Soviet ons . seems very : favorable. Premier NikolaL. Bulfianin to Ihis The President told his news con inspecting such? production H MILAN, Jtaly (UPyTwelveryearTold ..Silvio ,Cola-grand- e March 1 proposal for an eventual ference that measures to insure said .it was-- correct that it was saw daylight for the first time in eight years toban on production of nuclear weap peace are vital because the world easier ,to control future nuclear Don of Priest cornea dead the ons. He said: this country, in its is coming to believe that global production than to inspect stocktransplanted PubUc installation of State IOOF day through i Washington Congress was con officers piles. GnocchiJ relations :j ' ' Carlo with Russia, should be war. i& unthinkable. tonight a 7:30 at Wasatch Sen. cerned at reports France was School, will HumbhHubert H. to follow Earlier, alert that up any; opening The boy counted five fingers placed at a distance clim&jr the Utah Grand Mr. Eisenhower proposed the rey By UNITED PRESS said the looks President's seeding jet planes, to IsraeL like to it lead lessen might! Session and Rebekah As of 20 inches from his left eye. The Opthalmic Clinic A three-stat- e f tornado rampage eventual ban on atomic .weapons plan of international tensions. Secretary of State John' Foster Lodge isessentially sound but th ing in rewhich 33 one killed cornea and tissue Monday said the began production in a letter to Buiganin administration person bulletin announcing the feat injured 2. He. Dulles, British Foreign Secretary sembly said he has comtantly yesterday. Buiganin commented all constructivestill lacks an "overProvo.: Bureau the Weather and last night the mained and following transplantdisarmament poli and French "good transparent" Selwyn Lloyd Foreign Both Grand Lodge members and ' of possible twisters today urged early and urgent United promptly that he considered the cy-warned Minister Atoine Pineau wer re Rebekahs Nations action to keep the peace pine days ago. in six more states.: at .the ing operation . met thir "good and interesting." his cried turned as can in the the Middle East; His statement proposal "I ported conferring in Karachi, Pak Steelworkers' Hall morning .specialists boy see;" The President noted that this re Tornado Were for Orem in warnings posted J istan. ; j for , parts of Kentucky, Alabama seemed aimed more at promoting action was very different from the planning for the coming unbandaged eyes toward the lightJ counter-charge- s and . by project Charges as The much of Tennessee, Arkansas, Mississippi a continuing U. N "effort Trather reception, the Russians have given Afghanistan Dispute Gnocchi, known throughout Italy Grand Lodge- projects for Israel and its Arab . neighbors year. and Louisiana. The Chicago Weath than a specific emergency move his previous messages to the Soviet .international un little Saint,.willed his eyes to two blind children shortly filled the air and I both sides has- 1956 will include r er Bureau lifted earlier warnings in the current phas of the; crisis Premier, n i paralysis, before his death from cancer Feb. 27. tened to put their viewpoint before derstanding, infantile Soviet 0 Discussion Illinois Indiana in areas and for Must! activities and Keep Strong have not yet tested! the sight of the sec- scene of last, night's worst twist 3. He disclosed that Buiganin at the U. N, Security Council in New community youtt United Nations ond Specialists Mr. the said he has not dvic Eisenhower promotion, Amabile Battistelloj York. ers. Warnings for Ohio and West the Geneva summit meeting ilast patient, blood the to for of Youth, thought Pilgrimage inviting Cairo dispatches.; said Egypt had ern Pennsylvania also were lifted. July 'discussed one or ' two moves visit this country but Buiganin Educa Civil na local this that Defense, bank, accused eight Israeli warplanes of tional In the West, wrecking winds hit Russia was malting in the Middle tion will be alert. to follow up any Foundation, and basic needs East.' He added that Buiganin in ter over sorties southern California, hitting Egyptian making which shows promise of of humanity, f winds in of euect aescnoea tnese moves as opening border and the another hour in gusts,! per ritory lessening world tensions.. i fanned a .forest fire raging over purely commercial, j . cidents that could touch off full Yesterday's program included While the effort at disarmament KARACHI, Pakistan (UP) Th 4. As for the present day pros 1,300 acres of New. Mexico timber- scale war.; Egypt f said the planes separate Grand Lodge and Re United Slates and oix other SEATO Mr ' Eisenhower warned business-meetingContinues, 9 a.m. at bekah t or of land. pects: war, he said he that the free world must peace were driven back, by nations gave full moral sunoort remain 9 a.m- - Assembly ses The Midwest twisters started in believes the world has awakened fire, the 'second time in two days Rebekah's to Pakistan in ' its border today strong. militarily to was touched down at I. Edith Buck the sion war is fact that opened Missouri, by global on get fired guns alleged Egyptian new tactics of dispute wife Afghan- - . Green, junior past president, fol ley, HL, and then raced with full ting well I nigh unthinkable and He said Russia's Israeli intruder aircraft.. .. tstan. j could have tragic lowing which the seating of Assem fury into Indiana. Twisters hit the that he believes the uneasy peace 'for West the unless Secretary of State John Foster ' consequences east Firemen OGDEN remain towns i year-olof. 'take to small Indiana war wing, cold is (UP) or International and the a nothing probed Dunningbly officers; going the West takes positive steps - o Dulles, attending the Southeast structure but ton and Galveston and a killer different directionj Association of Rebekah Assemblies the gutted brick and stone frame ed of the meet the challenge with expanded Asia Treaty Organization - confer t . Sec-charred walls and gaping window tornado then roared full blast 5. He agreed with Defense president-an- d 'guests .took place. of the Lewis school early today economic aid and other measures. ence, made what was believed, to de- frames, The ;75 - year - old central through the residential heart of retary Charles E. Wilson (that The world Seating of past' presidents was un- after a spectacular night fire is coming to believe be America's first major policy there has been too! much emphasis der the direction of Columbia stroyed virtually ;the entire build part 'of! the building and the 50-- Marion. statement on the Pakistan-Afgha- n west wing were destroyed. A young woman was Sailed and on this country's guided missiHe that global war is getting unthink issue. Rebekah Lodge 2, Eureka. : ing a few blocks from downtown year-oi- d Tnere was no commitment This he said. he means, said, at least 25 persons were found in program- as far as public: discus able, Alene Perryj Deborah Rebekah Ogden. ; Covered by Insurance to back the stand with military war cold the or that uneasy peace wreckage. The sion lis concerned. But this; he of the f : Lodge 6, Provo. gave the address Officials said insured damage to Ogden School Board officials said jured in the Marion :. .i to support. is dif take a going of welcome to which Garnet Gar- the structure might run as high the Lewis school, which had pro twister flattened scores of homes, added; does not; rdmmize the ferent past Dulles UJS. announced the direction. posi- and ripped dreadful importance of developing field, Victory Rebekah Lodge 43, as half a million dollars, but no vided classrooms, two libraries, an weakened two schools, tion in the ' border In this Allies he the after neriod, said, dispute on a weapon that could be hurled must WASHINGTON (Continued Backers Milford, responded g Page Four) (UP) Pakistan Finance Minister Syed injuries were reported. The school auditorium and gymnasium for elebroaden their an enemy,! In this develop against and, opponents of high, rigid ' price Other east of 28th at stood Street,' Ali told SEATO delegates just Amjad important activities of the mentary;' and junior high school ment, he i said he feels that! pin Blvd.' supports for basic farm crops 9 a.m. Rebekah the Soviets may attempt to Washington that session were the students was insured. Some esti accuracy is "ore important Shirt Factory In point were cool today to a compromise announcements and some first of With the use. to: start a war with exception Afghans mates said for amountf appointment of 'Ml than; distance. ft Pakistan in same manner that the proposal to return to 90 per cent committees and a report on the floor rooms m the building's 40-- from $230,000 to half a ranging million At the outset of his news con Richfield To of parity supports for this year Chinese Communists used North Reof Association International dollars, Officials said, however, it (Continued on Page Four) I. Koreans only. the of against Republic Monday Operations bekah Assemblies by Representawould require about $1 million to ' The I f . . Korea. . compromise feeler advanced (Continned on Page Four) I RICHFIELD replace the structure. .' as the Senate neared a showdown (UP) The Carlyle - ' By UNITED PRESS .. Failure In Korea t was on a Democratic farm bill to Meanwhile, it expected some A high pressure ridge centered Manufacturing Co. of Manti will Ali pointed . to American "fail 1,000 Lewis students, would be tem over northeastern Nevada dropped definitely", start! operations at a ore to draw fa defense line ia provide for 90 per. cent' supports Negotiations 'Broken new shirt factory in Richfield next Korea prior to 81950. He said fail- -. this year and next year for corn, porarily transferred to already temperatures in Utah but the wea Monday, Wilford j Wegener, presi ure to act in Pakistan now might overflowing schools in surround ther bureau said today partly cotton, peanuts,( miHable wheat Off In WAL Dispute asdent of the "Richfield Chamber of lead to "something like what hapand rice consumed 1 dornestically. cloudy to fair skies would send the ing districts; Help also was ANGELES LOS Negotia(UP) y Union Latter-dane on WASHINGTON an upward trend again. Commerce,' said , today. (UP) Saints mercury sured by the Sen. 'Francis Case t: said tions between: Western Ah Lines pened in the Far East.'? to divided were buildForecasters Temporary location, for. the fac reported Dulles followed Ali's speech with Work crews churcfa, which offered its gotiators JACKSON predicted that he probably would offer an and the (UP) striking Brotherhood of had cleared away about three- - ings for temporary classrooms. cloudy for northern Utah with day Ion the question of accepting tory will be in the Young Bldg what was. believed to be America's amendment calling for 90 per ce'nt Clerks have broken off in fourths of a snow a mediators package proposal for Between so and w sewing ma fkst major policy statement on the few Railway mountains in the flurries Chief5 said Clyde Peterson deep snowslide Fire supports 'for this year only if the a dispute over the union shop 3sue y Westinghouse chine operators will begin work in Pakistan's west , frontier province. ' settling thereaction of enough senators is Leverett Edwards, chairman of late last night without finding the there! was no indication, of cause but fair weather in the south. itiaDy but eventually the company The Pathans want to form an inCorp. strike. today were Electric favorable. body of an Illinois man buried be of the blaze, but it was believed tugn temperatures f The the Federal Mediation Board, said neath ne 6 to expand so it's payroll dependent state and are backed the to circulated a; a expects be with reports while expected gradual a ski avalanche in! the to central huge have started part Compromise Rejected , or anl early settlement of will between $15,000 and $20,- - by Afghanistan. of the committee .be t hopes should send that striking gotiating of the building. Firemen were first daytime warming p But leaders in the farm bill fight a prolonged strike against the com ing Monday. AFLi-CI000 a union 0 month. to workers electrical them tomorrow. i United "The States has. never up abruptly-rejectethe compromise. pany were set back yesterday Teton county Sheriff Olin Emery summoned shortly before 10 p.m. A frontal to continue studying the pro said the Richfield plant doubted that the sovereignty of met! Wegener system entering crews would just said the begin of prob the central The cupola and roof Chairman Allen J. EOender when negotiators walked out. He the Pacific Northwest was posal. Union President James B. will not .t ean any change in the Pakistan extends Durandi of the Senate Agriculture said no further meetings have ing the remaining part of the snow- portion; collapsed minutes later. ed to affect. Utah's weatherexpect Manti operation of the Carlyle firm line ... We regarded this as the in- -i the take said later may meeting Carey in for the search slide today, early WKhin an hour, flames nad en in the week. (Continoed on Page Four) been scheduled. ) t but will simply be an addition. all day. h : t I ternational frontier at the time we John! Stanley of Sum veloped the entire building. recognized Pakistan, in 1947," Dul-mit. HI. N Was Empty Building f les said. Hit-Wit- h Women Stanley was buried beneath: the "Thank God" there were no chil Makes Republican India Drew Line avalanche white: skiing with Mr. dren in the building, Peterson said. "The United States regards it as. ' and Mrs. John B. Slater of Chi He added that the of .the appropriate to make it quite clear cago at the fabolus Jackson Hole fire was lessened bydanger absence the that the SEATO treaty area As dei ski area, "j fined in articles four and eight of of wind. Sparks, embers and smoke search rose the By UNITED PRESS Commission engineers also are Sheriff Emery, said the of Includes, so fr as Paki- - J straight up, then wafted east WASHINGTON (UP) Reed began, "but some say my oadbe like "sowing tmsues as you sow stantreaty find have ers up hope eiven; , The Utah Road Commission said working on establishing a route for is mountains. the toward ward concerned, territory up to Benson. 28, son of the secretary ; man alive. the wheat. much of a one either.- the Durand line." the school fran- of agriculture, near Residents today crews will start early next an access road into the site of the ing the missing! substituted for his Mr. and Mrs.' Llater said Stan- tically sprayed their homes with gaid religious Mormon A onetime Mormon missionary The Duraaf f line was drawn by week to build an unsurfaced road on them for trail was project proposed Gorge India in 1833 when 'Afghanistan , Flaming breaking ley from Kanab to fee proposed Glen garden hoses, but no damage was v and him one slide the when tried to push its borders into Green in caught river Daggett county, ' Canyon dam site. caused to other buildings, not even ference. the and I down him to canyon school work law sparsely settled Indian territory. "We've been Drayin,i for! himrupted his to a house about 30 feet from the Eventually, it Is hoped the road Corleissen said tt Lis .vital that swept larger-slidunburied him a then to line at that time defined the The the an assistant Repubwill enter Arizona, cross the dam Utah build access 'roads into the since." he said with grhubecome school's east side. snow. 25 of feet about der of the'Emir of Afghanis- .C with connect ILS. highway 89, two areas' v"so we and r i b 'authority the women! howling at Tien,-- taring T He:had left Workers found one of his ski Peterson said firemen were ham be asajCongressional jwon't tan on eastern and southern his nx.ets transcontinental which ' :"; to un- pered by a shortage of water, tap- his joke and applauding wildly. sated I j outa failed but "; , borders. yesterday, S6 poles south. further recommen- Young Benson took over his highway r and farm to the his father's mains When limit, he Iby finished waser"! he ping! speaking, He addedi that ?Glen Canyon cover the body.? speech-makin- g . H. J. Corleissen, commission 's when the Representatives . of Aistralia by women who wanted tddations. He said Democratic occurred on the a .surplus of spectators. Hundreds to chairman, said Ihe road will be dam will become easily as great The accident Washington France and the Philippines immeof observers had to be roped away shake his hand and kiss him onposals to restore rigid high price secretary's return ' aufficient to make the damsite ac- - a tourist attraction as is Hoover south slope of Snow King moun from bliz- - diately added their esdorsemcci Midwest was : supports along with approving the delayed by a the school , and equipment the cheek. cessihlo In fib shortest . possible dam, which is one; rf the top at- - tain in Leek's canyon, about three to Dulles' stiterncsii. wouWzard Tm not a politician," Reed President's soil bank plan (Continued mi Page Four) miles southwest of Jackson. tractions in the West. tiatoa. I 1 " - ? i hower! ; . VS5 Li Nixon Must Chart His Own Futu re : ?. !- U Wt I W I Ailed lance J;: l-hi- '? - " - J - - "ri -- ' . To ke7s Proposal For Arms Gu rb, Favorable " ; M. . "inif-r-f- ir if i 1 -- i i T i i n m aril ii - ii j j one-wee- . 1 Installation To Conclude IOOF Parley OF DEAD PRIEST ENABLE ITALIAN BLIND BOY TO ! I Tornado Hits Three; States; One Killed ; j . j ! . (D-Min- j I . n) i I M ; i:-- f I . ! - i i j'-- - j - i 18-year-- - . 1 . Pakistan Gets Full Support Of SEATO I . old I - j i 90-mi-le Ogden School Burned Dovn In $500,000 Fire ,. anti-aircra- s ft j ) 50-m- ph ; . Soviet-backe- d r non-violen-ce d ; two-stor- y Farm Bill Compromise Not Likely i" i -- j j j I j . - ; i '" ; ! . ; j : j i non-militar- y j - Mercury Slated To Climb Aaain i i - Search For Body of Skier f " 3 i (R-S- j : . , Westinghouse . , In Snowslide j , Start , Unions Split i " ' ; D) partly 35-fo- ot - 143-da- I i ! , ; 36-4- i ' 40-5- : O d 1 CD-L-a) , -- to-th- e j - 1 r : i ! 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