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Mumy announced that --there will be no further meetings tonight- and that whether talks wUl be resumed tomorrow (Sunday) "U contingent upon As Marray waited. U. S. Steel D Inofficial heard a report on aUn,0n Ull White House conference between Blaze top executive! of the company Swept by Raging and Acting Defense Mobiliier After Two Explosions John H. Steefman. The government was reported considering OLEUM. Calif. (On A 'raging granting the iteel industry price d fire spread by two exIncreases average $5 a ton S2 plosions swept the Union Oil over th permitted celling. Company pier here Saturday, enUaduamed .!! veloping two oil tankers In flames LATEST CANDIDATE for the . The temporary break In the as they were handling their vola- United States Senate Is Maniner talks did not dim the high hope tile cargoes.' S. .Eccles, above, who filed his for settlement which have pre- - Three deaths were attributed candidacy Saturday for the ReoDened at the Industry' a reouest! www- - tragedy. Cast. Eugene publican nomination. . fulton of the tanker Victor H. here Thorsday. Murray refused comment on Kelly died of an apparent heart the Washington developments.. He attack as he rushed through his said he had "heard nothing" con- Game-swevessel warning his cerning them. to men abandon ship, and a ship's A U. S. Steel delegation met wiper. Identified only by the for four and a half hours with name the Kelly, Steel and Economic Stabilizer was of Yorter, aboard and presumed missing the I Putnam, following Roger drowned . after diving over the conference, a White House side to escape the blaze. spokesman refused to comment The . ship's radio operator, W. on t he d iscusa ions. RIO DE JANEIRO (UP) A BraA. IJggins, was missing and pre.Murray bad held a two hour sumed crew zilian dead Air Force transport plane members after and 15 minute meeting with said he was last seen aboard the S3 with persons aboard, Including SaturBethlehem Steel officials Kelly In the vicinity of one of at least eight women, crashed Into day afternoon and has announced the he would "probably" meet with A explosions. company spokesman said the the sea Saturday, and latest advices U. S. Steel Saturday evening fire have caused as much as indicated 13 of Its occupants were may Murray stayed at the confer- J3, 000,000 damage, depending on t aiiiea. ence hotel for his dinner and the extent of loss to the tankers. The 7 was reported ready for an all-- ! plane was enroute to othCTs were reported Thirty jKigat session with U. S. Steel, if Ira Rio d from San. Salvador .Jane reInjured, most of whom were rnecessary. leased from the company Infirm- 'Bibia) with, 23 passengers and ' . ary or nearby hospitals after 5 crewmen. Settlement Near , treatment for shock and bums Air Force the said reports plane's A settlement was believed at None was reported seriously in- left motor caught fire and fell off. 'A formula for resolving' jured. hand. . . . n A t n An aKstrt The blaze was controlled three An Air Force communique said V. n 4V demands of the union was on the hours after it brokeout at a con- 20 ' survivors, including eight eonference table, according to re- nection point In a pipeline on women, eight male passengers and the pier, apparently caused by a ports. The price question to be the only hurdle In tremendous creature 'backlash In four crewmen were being taken the way of settlement. the pipe which produced sparks 'to Bahla. The accident occurred 40 A belief that the Industry's stand and ignited me on. miles southwest of Bahla. against the union shop mightn be Quickr action t by firefighters The survivors were said to have vnM sAvm jkTTA4 ni m4 m m softening grew from a 14 nded on uh stretch of beach change la the steel negotiators' munitie. kept. the fire confined to the end of the pier. The near They, owed their4 lives to rubber Lneup. half-mil- e BethCehem Steel Vice Preiident est buildings, some boats and lifebelts thrown from in Joieph La r kin replaced Republic away, were never threatened nor airliner which passed over the S'.eel Preiident Chiriei White, and were several refinery Installa- scene a few minutes after the crash. outspoken opponent o( the union tions even farther away. sSop. nich ould require worker! La the Industry to. Join the L'SW. In a secret conference with the on July 21 un:on' in New York last month Starting Eethlehem Steel offered a modified 41-d- ay $5 Million Fire Sweeps Oil Tankers Brazilian Piano Crashes Into Sea With 33 Aboard pt ; C-4- - 1 ia . W . 4 ap-pr- ed I one-ma- mrt I S" . j . It was estimated that steel companies now are losing about 2.800.-00- 0 toils of re shipments weekly because of the layoff of some CHICAGO (U.fy A trash truck 22 000 iron ore miners. took away the "Taft" signs. In- -i The strike also IdSed more than a crumpled cardboard .... ,S2j,000 workers in the automobile. .eluding h l.!.nK..I .. . . ...-(ana , lake transtl, railroad, mine r, ' portaf,on lnduStrtc, in addition .a Lout 5W.0O0 members of the L'SW. charging. Tom Coleman, defeated negotiations Saturday. floor manager for Sen. Robert A 1 . (D-Ca- over the cmapaign headquarters. . t--. .. D,...klI..M. . I . ' e s: ar LAKE CITY' (UP) Banker - economist Marriner S. Eccles yielded to deadline pressure Saturday and announced his can did icy for U. S. Senator from Utah ion the Republican Ticket. , He filed an official notice o his Intentions with the secret' of state only minutes before X fil ing deadline at noon. His opponent in. the Sef .ember primary election will be Len. Arthur V. Watkins, the Incumbent, barring .any filings. Eccles,- former chairman of the . I last-minu- 1 te - Federal1 Reserve Board, had been mentioned for a senatorial post in 1251, but gave do notice of his intension until his filing. Mr. 'Eccles Is now chairman of the First Security Corp.. which owns and operates banks in Utah, j Idaho and Wyoming, He is also chairman of the the Mountain States Implement Co. Construction Co.; president of the Sego Milk Products Co.; Salt Lake City; president of the Stoddard Lumber Co. of Ogden, and a director of the Anderson Lumber Co., the Bountaln States Implement Co. and the Utah-- Home Fire Insurance Co. He is a trustee of the National Society- for Crippled Children and " Born in Logan, Sept. t, 1890. Mr. Eccles is son of David and Ellen Stoddard Eccles, a pioneer Utah family. He was educated in the public schools and Was a' student at Brigham Young College, i 190S49. He received an honorary LLD from the University of Utah in ' , 194.1. ar t the tiosrd of the federal reaerve system; from 1936 to 1951 and as chairman of the board until 1943. He resigned as chairman and later as board member in protest to the l fiscal policies of Pres. Harry S Truman and John Secretary of the Treasury i Snyder.. Pioneer Family - - . Mf. Eccles organized the Eccles Investment Co.. a holding company for interests in' the .family"s estate In 1918. He was company vice president and general manager until 1929 and president from to 1951. Roundup , In resigning from the Army, Eisenhower made what actually amounted to a complete change in his life. Up until June 1, he bad been a soldier ever since he, en tered West Point as a 'youth 'ex cept for two years as president of Columbia university. Elsenhower voluntarily went on the retired list and i gave up his J19,541-a-yesalary when be re linquished commands of the west VICE PRESIDENTIAL mnz'.T.l ern European defense forces toi mate of Eisenhower on the Re wage his successful campaign fori publican ticket is the Republican presidential nomi Sen. Richard M. Nixon of Calination. fornia, above; ' He kept his three long-tim- e Army aides at the time, but now will have to give them up too. Eisenhower s resignation was In evitable ever since the 25th GOP convention chose him Friday over Sen. Robert A. Taft as the party's presidential nominee and picked California . Sen. Richard M. Nixon as his vice presidential running mate. CHICAGO (U.R) Sen. Richard Huddles With Leaders M. Nixon, Republican vice presi4Jn his first day as head of .Hit dential nominee, announced SatGOP- ticket, Eisenhower huddled urday after a meeting with P.n with individual party leaders, met Dwight D. Eisenhower and other with Republican congressmen and party leaders that he would meet lunched with Nixon. Among other Saturday night with Sen. Robert-A- . Taft. things, he laid down economy in government as one of his first Nixon did not disclose the. nature of the conference with th. objectives. In Washington, Pace's office said Ohio senator, whom Eisenhower he was in Chicago. It was uncer- defeated Friday for the GOP tain how soon he could start the presidential nomination it war necessary machinery to make the believed to involve party har. mony. resignation format t' The former five star geeral He announced the meeting folmet with Republican congressmen lowing a huddle with Eisenhower, in his Blackstone Hotel suite at a Arthur E. Surnmerfield of Michiparty peace conference to heal the gan, new, chairman of the Repubwounds of the bruising battle for lican national committee, and j the nomination, ', ijov. wonn 0. sine ' 01 .fennsyi- - . For some members It was a vania. Meantime, Nixon was trying t matter of a handshake and greet in the ing with Eisenhower, Jubilant about nail down his exact role his first ballot victory over Sen. forthcoming campaign. Nixon told the national com, Robert A. Taft for the GOP presk dential nomination Friday. For mittee that "there is no ques tion wc nave a winner on our other small groups of senators and hands provided we do the Job. an occasion was it representatives for a pledge of cooperation on both He asked the committee to "consider me one of the team" which '.'.-;.sides. will work for a Republican vicRep. 'Ben F. Jensen of Iowa tory to !'giv America the kind quoted Eisenhower as saying: of new It dynamic leadership too well that "I realize only.' which and all heeds, Republicans Congress is the body that really does the' job and sets the pace. (It and most Democrats want. Stands With Ike . . is Congress that passes the laws. with will I cooperate Naturally, The vice "presidential GOP Congress to the fullest extent in administering the laws In such a on the platform and shook hands (Continued Page Tw) with the committee members as they filed by. Once he slipped from the platform, but was unhurt. Nixon said h had been in politics only a little longer than Eisenhower, but he said after listening to the general he realized "there isn't much he needs to learn about politics that In spirit at the loss; of the home ne doesn 1 aireaay Know. His aides said he was fitting where she had lived for 25 years, schedule to Eisenhowers and rested at the home of a son. his didn't know .where he would be five-yeIt was Mrs. Stevens' from minute to minute. Whether refusal to pay an assessment lev he returns to Washington Sunday ied against stockholders "of the as he had planned was .still up led to her in the --air. . bankrupt firm that 1 , - Adults, He. served on : as the eager vanguard for Sen. .) Richard B. Russell took By BEX CHANEY ' UnKed Press Staff Correspondent CHICAGO (UP)-iGe- p. thm D. from Eisenhower Dwight resigned lor the presidency and weld clashing Army Saturday to "crusade"smooth-running a Into team factions that can score a Republican over the Democrats in November. "quick and complete" victory Ha surrendered his five-strank and gave up all Army ties that he will be free to campaign in the coming election without embarrassment to himself or the- armed services. He had promised previously to take the action if nominated on the GOP ticket. Eisenhower asked ;Army Secretary Frank Pace Jr., to take 4he "as rapidly as possible. necessary ateps to process " his resignation He said he assumed that his de-parture from the service would be "desired" by the government In light of his political, activities. You can well imagine," he saw in a telegram to Pace, "tht this brings me, a deep sense of regret but circumstances seem to me to compel this particular course." Telegram Made Public Eisenhower's telegram. was made public .by the Republican National Committee after be met with GOP leaders and promised to work closely . witn party lawmakers If the Republicans achieve their goal of overturning 20 yeans of Democratic rule by capturing the White House and Congress.!. SALT 1929 - -- Deadline-Pressur- Democrats Arriving In Is Utah Here Chicago for Convention Political version of the union shop acceptable to Murray. Major basic steel producers rejected the Idea, how' ever. I Noted Utah Economist, Banker Yields foi f oil-fe- Nominee Huddles Viih Republican' Members Of Congress, Party Leaders o Seek Seat In Senate Eccles !d - oyous Gem Eisenhower throws up both hands in happy happy greeting at Blackstone Hotel, Chicago, after returning from a friendship greeting to a "great American" Senator Robert Taft ' whom he defeated for Republican nomination. VVHEE! Surnmerfield Named New GOP National Chairman field after a delegation called on Eisenhower to sound him out ! on his ideas about a new chairman. Sinclair Weeks of Boston, chairman of the delegation which conferred with Elsenhower, said the general made only one point- in selection of a chairman he wanted a man from the Middle West. After another meeting. Weeks said, "we told hint we recommended unanimously, that Arthur E. nomination, succeeds Guy George LSummerfield be made chairman." Gsbrieison of New Jersey. He was selected with EisenhowInstantly Approved er's approval. ' "The suggestion met with his The committee chose Summer- The RepubliCHICAGO, (UP) can National Committee Saturday unanimously elected Arthur E. Surnmerfield of Michigan as its new chairman. . Surnmerfield, who has been a GOP national committeeman from Michigan and who swung 35 of the state's 46 delegate votes to Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower in the balloting for the GOP presidential - instant approval and approbation," Weeks said. He added that .Surnmerfield has "done pretty well politically in Michigan and is going to do well in the rest of the country' "With him at our bead, ,we're going ahead and elect Gen. Eisenhower as President." s J. Russell Sprague of New York, another member of the group ailCAGO. (UP) Gen. Dwight which consulted Eisenhower, secD. Eisenhower is "a little bewil- onded the nomination. There wi dered, upset and uncertain" over no opposition. ' Surnmerfield was the presidential campaign job ne elected by voice) vote. has taken on. But he's mad at Surnmerfield, Flint the Democrats, too. automobile dealer, had been a The general lashed out at the candidate for the chairmanship twice previously in 1946 against "arrogance and corruption" of the Truman administration in his ac- Herbert Brownell of New York, ceptance speech to the Republican and two years ago when. he lost National Convention Friday night out to Gabrielson. . and he promiseofto lead his party down a "fighting, road" to victory Ike Lashes Out Nixon, Taft Confer On Peace Plans8 . - , i . i . , 1 By MURRT M.'MOLEH United Press Staff Correspondent which opens July 21. Utah Saturday was assured 61 . j RoMtll Doe Wednesday 5a siamDang state political cam Taft walked wearily Russell, himself, was expected, palen this fall when the deadline down a hall past the new posters Wednesday. Besides the former! for filing for state office passed Taft headtiarters in the giant with at least 33 candidates seek Conrad Hilton Hotel, the Geor- ing nominations foi eight major gian has reserved a theatre across posts. The secretary of state's office the street for rallies. Averell Harriman was due to closed at 1 p.m." after receiving flood of" certificates arrive next Saturday. By that a time his headuarters will be going of candidacy. However, the final full blast, probably In rooms that total will not be known for a couBt wkkkks p. housed the successful GOP cam- ple of days, since any application . SEOUL, -i Korra. iVPt paign headuarters of Gen. Dwight postmarked on Saturday will be D. Eisenhower. forjresves Fruiay nisht dumped accepted. THE ABOARD S. XTITED S. . 540 tons of bombs on Pyongyang. .., Both major parties meet In Salt V f- . An ... - . . . . . . . v. VJ Was av.WF, He has Lake .r.t mis Dlue ,rrive next .Thursdaw City on .Aug. 2 to eliminate already shattered and burning.1.1". l e iuw.ru new- tentativel been assigned the Con all but two candidates who "will iron a 8opiane xorn ,t,srT at a cup inai ap- rad Hilton suite in which the Min- seek the Democratic and Republiaaiuraay daylizht raid. new nesota GOP FUty-fou- r at the Sept 9 priB s from Japan and prenu; WIU carrF fter delegation met Fri- can nominations round-tri- p Atlantic day Okinawa teamed up soon ,rter!rcord tor mary election. Winners of the pri- in November. decided and morning they' darkness for what they hoped icrinliked "Ike" more than Harold maries meet Nov. 4 in the general "I accept your aummons." he t! The S. S. United States already E. Stassen their "Favorite told the roaring delegates. "I will . , would-bthe knockout blow Son." election. h wt-as- t The will Democrats lead this crusade." have only the North, Korean capital. Its Sken Other Kefauver quarters are also one or so far at least, to set voyage and is well on to be established. In measured but forceful tones, contest, and lines. dutnai complex supply -tle at the convention. Three . Ogden. he lambasted the Democratic rec.to rn"hing the eastExcellent results" were reported. her Illinois Gov. Adlal Stevenson a n ' rnr,t- ord of the past 20 years and served was scheduled to make a quick It was the bi?sest armida LAPEER. Mich. V, Prominent pa.wngers sa d they l'y that, while sticking to his to warning Ernft bomber, assembled from Clark Gregory, wht orIc!C,y trip Chicago Springfield WOuM th pledge, he will pull for a Korean r.ld in recent crew Nw a widowed a, dered strona e Ucker-tap. st parade up rfr.ft" u.!SII!N In th. r- -I no punches in the coming cam" mnn,H. unijfrom carried mother bodily F.ghter-bombassault which preocratic presidential nomination. District. her home durinr a bloody If con- paign. the The four have superliner Republicans 'Our aims- the alms, of this eviction fight Friday, said ceded it had been the bUgest air back in town next Sunday vention set by BriUlns Queeniwi" fights for i U. S. Senate, Republican crusade are clear: M Korean record,she attack of the Saturday night the white-haire- d a atifor..re Second broom will District display congressman, iry. adminian from .office To woman may soon .he war.. sweep Pre.ident Albert Barkley eviction- fining sheras swept the ocean'. o stration .which has fastened on evblow was the second The able to move in again. Friday morning- - Sheriff "Clark 1.. ery one of us the wastefulness, the major s p in Lni'ed NaHons Com-- , tw, .;,, n r Conn.) klso were expected to set' Sixteen Gregory and 12 deputies, 'with 60 and corruption in high LAPEER, Mich. (UP) 7V.X next: week Sm J minder Gen. Mark W. Clark's :T"T.av nuun ow ud . headuarters3 in-- arrogance ,. eiecuon ug.au"V" nu" SfifM ."is wire- - state troopers standing by, dei 1" cnuinj; nerves primary and the red rf the burden iu-officers, eyed heavy 1 ;v 'I knflti Mui to w" Clinton Vernon was the places, cumbent 7w scended upon the Stevens home to tense of fruifl which Men-!onare anxieties bitter a the night by ita ltng Communis, who have 41.5 Und miie, an hour. The scheduled to visit briefly on sleepless tight bldder for ,Uomey gener a party too long In power," he, waiting for trouble, stood silent carry out the law and removed buut up a new arn and air force 19M record of the Queen Mary y sna.inrD return rmay votl nomination. Reese M. Reese, of Mrs. Stevens . and her meager 01 Said. over Uke his t'!k guard Saturday as an "outsider" campaign. yer trucf dJJln? wiUi on average of 31.63 wants to shift back to "Much auditor, ' fcometo our possessions. on it is The first "persuader raid came jknots aim farm down settled the more, Democratic National Chairman treasurer and had no opposition Belligerent neighbors and three three weeks ago, when Clark sentl The Queen Mary crossed from Frank McKinney has been glve to our country a program of stead from which a his own 'party, widow was fighting sons had blocked previous 5X) LrN. planes to deitroy North progressive policies drawn .from screaming the southwest signed the suite which was oc- - The fireworks are our ; Bishop's Rock,-a- t K o re a's strategic hydroelectric in evicted finest GOP Guv traditions; G.! Chairman Friday. attempts. Republican battling bloody almost certain to revolve around tip of Britain, to Ambroee Light- cupied by weeks a few In the last s m 11 only a try, Us we to l on been ac Gov." ouse G. Mennen have wherever me unite Wi Gam ulno souui upeaxer :am:th RnublipaB senatorial ficht. in the mouth of New York oaDneison. pianTs bank of the Yalu River. Just fhip. divided; to strengthen freedom pleaded with all concerned to "re- ago,: Gregory and a deputy were harbor, in three divi. 21 hours! Ry burn and floor leader John1 across from Manchuria. wherever among any group it ha 4 frain from further action of iny bruised and battered. 48 minutes on her record McCormack will be nearby. the to the last minute tnd oppose Evrybcxfy- - is e x p e c t e d to iouna stout pianxs oimcg An Army photographer said the'run. If the United States holds W. J. Primm, Jr, Atlanta, and j,t .incumbent. Arthur V. Watkins. Gen. been weakened; to build a surefkind which might precipitate fur- rwndinff a nossible entrance when, he .arrived at tha erxxigfr foolish thirds in h?$ Jifa for sound DrosDeritv vioionc U.N armada did most of its dam-he- r present speed, there is no, John Connally, Ft. Worth. Tex .,- Dwight Eisenhower's' nomination fouhdation ifarm Friday. The burly sheriff to furnish omuscrnenr for his a ffranri tnn hrfm at turv anit in alt headauarrun for th Watkina mnrnlni th Ruulf lnvHcraf inn firtt to in. ttirltMni,K IK.) .K. ,(!! iluli tht!will k.r. friends. 1 mA j Jters. Mrs. Elizabeth Stevens, broken) (Continued (CMtiaeeii (Contlaaed en Page Eight) record. Paga Twi) 'rage Twa) Friday. t.P" (R-O- 540 Tons of ... Bombs DroppedSuperliner On Pyongyang (Speeding to franklin New Record last-minu- te Su-p- 9 Sf.. n rerora-orcaitin- ..... .). g . it.-.- . 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