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Show j; V : -- : i i I:!,? 1. ". ',:', ' l ' " . ! J .v.. ' .,. .j ' ' ' j - r... f : ' ' I ; ? :v ' "; ....... ' m V j ''- ; ;' - ' - . ' I TELEPHONE 495 FOR i CLOUDY Herald Advertising Sports; Edilonalr Circulation witii mew, mowers; colder; law tonight near 30; high near 49; highest temperature recorded in Pro vo area Friday .54; lowest Saturday morning 33. . ; . 1 Sodety Phone:! I Sears open Monday . and Friday tm 9 p. m. (adv.) 432 j f VOL 32, NO. 41 Nehru Fights Off, Takes Knife From Would-b- e Assassin Missitmg Airpbn (UP) -I- ndian NAGPUR, India MARCH 13, ,1955 PROVO, UTAH COUNTY, UTAH; if SUNDAY, Police described the weapon as h a . clasp knife. I Rickshaw Puller Soldiers, policemen and bystand ers dashed to the side of the slim, ' wiry Prime Minister in seconds and attacked the knue wielder, a rickshaw puller named Bahu Rao. Police arrested him. Nehru was! riding in the back seat of hn open car from Nagpur Airport in Central India to the res idence. of the. state chief minister here! at the'tiine. A man pulling a b i c y c 1 e rickshaw, or pedicab, veered ' toward the slow moving Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru, 63 personally fought ofl a would-b- e assassin managing to wrench; a knife from, his hand in a struggle on the running board of an open automobile. '. "It was a very, small; knife and not very dangerous," Nehru said. ' "It, is an individual case of a .close-quart- . er - crank." car.!! i Nehru' thought the man was about to hand, him a petition. H "No Significance" But instead he leaped on the runging board of the automobile waving the knife. Nehru, who was standing in the back seat of the car at the tinie, grappled with the ; B25; Rach Wreckage .... six-inc- ; Ti mp Id .orHfeeJ As gh j PRICE FIVE CENTS ' Islands Successful Searchers Sight Bodies mies Rush Heavy Weapons In To Coastal Area, Quemoy, Matsu Air Search Continues For Missing Civilian Plane Believed in Utah) Red Ch ma Threatens I TAIPEI, Formosa UP) --Official nmese report an auonaust nounce that the Communists have rushed, "heavy weapons into the coastal area facing1 the Nationalist By JOAN GEYER c Aircraft wreckage just below the crest of 12,000-foMt Timpanogos was definitely identified Saturday afternoon as that of a island strongholds of Quemoy and missing 5 Air Force bomber. . attacker. Matsu and that others are ready Meanwhile, search by the Air i The whole incident was over for shipment at Canton and Wham- Force and Civil Air Patrol wUH within ten seconds,1 Nehru said poo, :. continue for a missing later. Nationalist said that The Beechcraft." reports , a case of an individual It is than 60 105-- and A trio" of daring Salt Lake' crank and no significance should more meter guns have been brought into ' J mountaineers reached the 5 be attached to. it r the area already In apparent prep and knife was late a small afterwreckage "It very Saturday aration for a siege of the ; noon; after the main party of the not at all dangerous i V (islands. ground rescue team turned back "I took it." ,. t I "AV , er III FOILS ASSASSIN-Pribecause of avalanche hazard.! Seven years ago, on Jan. J 30, At one point, Quemoy, which Jawaharlal Nehru, above, 1948, Mohandas K. Gandhi, the blocks the Red port of Amoy, Is The trio found three bodies, but 1 " personally foiled a would - be man who inspired Nehru for many oniy zuuu yaras from the mainland. no effort to remove them made assassin Saturday when he years, was- - assassinaieq m , new Matsu is about 20 miles from the ' ' a fresh snow storm and because J (' and Delhi as he walked across a lawn mainland. . fought off his attacker darkness i made their position un wrenched a knife from his to a! prayer meeting. "The commander of the garrison , turneo safe. They hand in a fight. Nehru flew here to attend a cere on Quemoy said and were expected to reach that his men: would defend the mony. Timpooneke Ranger Station at The prime minister s last big outpost to the death. 7,200-foelevation by 7 p.m. brush : with danger came in New Lt. Gen. 'Liu Yuchang told the The who reached the. three Delhi in December, 1953, when in- - 100,000 soldiers and civilians under were summit Harold Goodro, furiated Sikh demonstrators de his command that, "We are pre Lee Stoerts, all Jim and Shane I : i state o?-'-'- -' I f. i i ' i fill l1 manding a Punjabi-speakin-g to defend the island to the pared members of Wasatch Mountain broke uo a meeting at a sacred last man." Club and the National Ski Pa- sect " n- -, . shrihe of the militant Punjab v Liu troL Mr. 'Goodro Is president! of as the Chinese Com v,y,'r ,sfNehru was speaking at the time munis tsspoke the Wasatch Club. These are th bombarded for Quemoy but he cut short his remarks and the) second 125 with mountaineers who last summer day SOUTH NORFOLK. Va.,UP) left under police guard through the millimeter straight Soviet-buirecovered the body of a Boy artillery William Guess, 25, was held with Screaming crowd estimatea. at Scout from a Uinta Mountain shells.. " '" i 'on charges he engineered a 9175 A "bomb scare" was reported Tbe Nationalist defenders of the FOOD FOR SEARCHERS Loading the snoweat with food to be Cross food distribution chairman for Salt Lake County; James ledge, where he suffered a fatal I taken to Timpooneke Ranger Station, where the' weary ground y :. at. Jacobs, Uinta National Forest supervisor; Ellis Orchard, chair cliff fall. ; GT1951 when the premier was trav island base off the Communist-helwhich labored of to of find the wreckage of man the disaster relief committee for the Utah County Red Amoy were throwing up "crew .Bodies Unidentified up Mt 'Timpanogos after starting a promjsbg police elini by train hut the "bomb port Force-B-25- s a to new ar meet crasnetf chairman aircraft-cras- h disaster the r laice fUTed .uf County can "bodies wer careers The sH" !"."' tin a out to eajttpu,be turned J;L. H. Bates; Red for the Red Cross. forest the Reinforcements for Walker, threat, ranger on District; the Alpine already not are thrown but believed firecrackers with as identified; described Guess, a, "very T have been sent there. to be memconfessand crew tracks. officer,, passengers .. good" city police Reports from the island said ex bers of a Great Falls, Mont, ed his part in the plot, authorities tensive trench systems were being w&cb disappeared said, identifying his accomplices bomber; dug against the threat of continu. night on a flight Wednesday as Howard L. Mathie,!1 24, and ous Red bombardment. Military to -A from Hill March B. F Field. of both 25, Park Rudolph Valla, sources reported recently . the Com- The was relocated ;i wreckage City, Utabv munists had ringed Quemoy with morning by Jim Shane Saturday, Guess confessed he "imported" e Soviets guns capable of Air from an .Force Rescue plane, the two men to kidnap liquor store of Quemoy in every part hitting which low over the northflew manager Earl J. Kirbyrfrom ms cluding the air strip. east of CHICAGO (UP) The worst dust (dollars property damage, was be the worst was over, a small tor ridge Timpanogos.' It was na home on Sunday, Feb. 26,; and hand The Communists broke a week- - clouds since the SAIGON,-Indochi-The (UP) 1930's1 1.5 about to east of Wooley's miles , nado hit low the tragic Covington, Va., ripping Louisville, vKy., heading over money from Ms store safe TAIPEI - old lull sm the Formosa Strait Fri rolled across the Great Viet Nam Free NationNational Army Chinese where a with off Hole, a roof Sat a Plains and confluence roller rink (UP) the ground party Fri ward river's toppling at gunpoint. , stormed and captured the rebel day unsuccessfully sought to lonppiilatpd Saturday day by hurling 52 rounds from the- urday. In the Ohio Valley, resi- the .Mississippi. onto an automobile. Many chimney Sheriffs officers arrested Valla that1 Communist submarines mayfpearby Tateng and Chiu Yu, Is- dents fought floods as they tried to In a belt cate it, after first discovery by headquarters town of Ba stretching from Indiana windows were smashed in the bus- near the Communist border,Long; at Kit Carson, Colo., Slate Fri attempt to escort a Finnish tank lands in the Bay of Amoy which clean up the wreckage from Fri the an Air Force . were through Ohio, Pennsylvania, West iness district but no injuries' is blocked Nationalist to possesby forced was he announced when stop government ' The Saturday: the lip day storms. er, loaded with jet plane xuei, sion of wreckage lay along day's devastating Virginia and Virginia, townspeople reported. '.. Quemoy. a in of the sink The they because of ctr trouble through the Rationalist blockade first broke the Mountain, were victory tore in One twister the apparently Indiana were subsiding in Col in scores of communities Nationalist sources said sporadic Winds to next hole back of the The the dissident in big Deputy E. A. Xafferty said the to a Red China port. .. off glacier. uprising an and roof from the naay appliance plant (shelling resumed this orado- and Wyoming but towering Cleaning 300 was down feet and the of north the forces fugitive denied he fras wanted by Authoritative Nationalist sources Communist wreckage new against blew over brand of Storms. dust hung 19,000 .feet refrigerators re- clouds no afternoon was but damage of American-backeNational but authorities didn't the d of east on the main ridge of the said Virginia Premier Ngo Friday that high across Kansas, Missouri, ArAbout the time it appeared that a nearby field. A thunderstorm's Dinh fer, any resistance.!!! was taken ist haw has been ordered to ported. a which It was a- - half-mil-e was mountain. Diem off-by touched inspired lightning the of to the Cheyenne county jail at make every possible effort to in- The. Chinatone News Agency, kansas and Texas. south saddle which sep the Dai Viet Party. fire at Union City, Ind. close with connection which claims said Farm experts high and Friday's "Aruba" arates main At the tanker the the same National 'to tprcent .await Colo., time, ridge of Timpa As in the dust area, winds of 92 Cheyenne Wells,, 92 miles an hour at intelligence sources, re winds the extradition proceedmgs.. ' from of ..southwest -prevent delivery of the jet fuel. Nationalist nogos Saigon peak which is its. miles an hour were reported in Army troops Soviet troops soon will Douglas, Wyd. - ripped out half that ported sources force air American imout stabbed the more "toe,"; reported James - Jacobs, Mathie meanwhile is being held against portions of Pennsylvania and other n - acre in South China. It said of Colorado's stationed be; of tons 13,000 tanker's the said Uinta Hao of Hoa Forest supervisor. ' rebel forces storm-struck portant at Salt Lake City, pending extra districts. of with a were loss winter wheat. barracks constructed being crop are kerosene . H enough dissident' "General"' Ba after Cut high grade Sought 'Bazookas dition to Virginia: Ohio . Floods - dollars. at , Nanking, Shanghai. Hengchow, Communist Chinese to fuel a The main terrific jets pounding by artillery. ground party, headed Lt. ' J. A: Toler said one of the Foochow and Canton to house 200,- - One Wyoming county alone suf Civil defense workers reported An For missions 15,000 Snow an for. against 139-8communique Ranger Monte Atwater, by official 2 men took Kirby to the store while mosa. r 000 iroops expected in June. that 432 homes and 82 , business nounced 45,000 acres of damaged fered' National and units that Army Including Air. Force . para-medthe other stood guard over Mrs. Belief that the Reds might at There was no official confirma croplands. were still flooded in Ohio. smashed into Ba Long on Friday, districts turned back earlier Satur Premier Mario Most were in or near Cincinnati, took over the rebel Kirby at the-- hqmeiAfler-ratele- to bring the tanker through tion of the report here from either With the heavy damage caused ROME (UP) with the intention afternoon tempt headquarters day phone "all clear" from the store, the Nationalist., blockade under American or Chinese Nationalist by tornadoes, thunderstorms a n d Scelba. with ratification of the Ripley and New Richmond. Man- and ' sev of recoilless' rifles ,to among others, obtaining and gagged submarine escort were based on quarters. he said, each bound West German rearmament treaties chester in Adams County was hard- eral captured, 4 to men r in winds believed be the avalanches. it deserters high East, appeared trigger to est hit with 150 families homeless. ;.'... his prisoner. j J intelligence .reports that the Com that Friday, March 11, 1955, might completed, turned his attention from ian avalanche France's Atwater, expert, Foreign Legion. day to outstanding domestic issues- Although winds died during the Ba Long lies in a large gully has made a practice' of detonat Later reports that Guess was munist" Chinese have built a size go tnto the record books as a day he 1 hoped to settle before his forth- night on the plains, the weather about 20 mites south of the border ing avalanches on ski slopes, to seen in the company of two stran- - able, submarine base at Hainon on which the nation took one of its i visit to the Uniteq States. bureau said there still had been of Communist North Viet Nam. off oming of and Gulf who were flashing money, island in the Tonkin, worst beatings from the weather j . gers slopes safer. Pre no rain and that new gales could The' Reds had a, headquarters make, sources to The bitterlv Nationalist led an anonymous, telephone tip Indochina, in history. It is possible action that such ' mier scored a major political vic "start the whole prairie moving' there during the Indochina War. his arrest and confession, Toler claim that Russian, as well as Damage In Millions might still be necessary to get (UP)-G- en. TOKYO Earle E when ,! Senate the Communist Chinese submarines, said. The Hoa Hao is a Buddhist re- the bodies down mountain. ' Total damage throughout the two tory last, night again at any time. of commander East Far Patridge, a of Hainan out the coun Accords of the rest Dy d are operating An Air Force, Albatross Saturapproved the rans areas might Meanwhile, the ligious, sect which has its own pri Air . Forces, announced that the base. d majority. The try enjoyed jnild spring weather vate army led by the had been scheduled to drop millions of dollars thumping hundred several day vote was 139 for to 82 against Observers here said the value Strategic Air Command's 28th a forecaster said. for nonnern worm uaxoia "General" Ba Cut who openly de canvas wrappers to the ground except . , Strategic Reconnaissance Wing Eight persons were dead or miss It made Italy the Second of the where light snow fell early Satur fies the of the jet fuel to the regime of party for removal, of the bodies. Chinese Reds was "immeasur (heavy),! based at Ellsworth Air ing in the Ohio Valley's storm and seven western European union day. Dinh Diem Of South Thei sklers, after reaching the Premier Ngo Make-Belie- ve able" and that they believed the Force Base, S.D., will fly non flood . zone. Fifteen more were in nations to complete parliamentary Junction, Tex., had the highest Viet Nam. summit, reported by walkie-talkih Communists fwould go the limit stop to Guam for. a 98 of ratification. Britain temperature Friday. that they expected to degrees The government s heavy guns processes , jured. to prevent the cargo falling into period of mobility training exerin were pounding at the dis both the which Coldest has In was. reach flood reported Ohio's temperature station about The countries, first, crest, Timpooneke ::. cises. Nationalist hands. 13 - million rearmament pacts how await only the nation Saturday was 18 de sident headquarters in the Mekong 6:45 p.m. This located caused. killed four and station, Red j China' has issued stern The unit is equipped with RB36 of the heads grees at Grand Marais, Mich., and River estuary marshlands. The vil near the Alpine Loop Road has a" formal the signatures intercontinental bombers.' Of State. Mullens Pass, Idaho. o laze is about 10 miles south of comfortable house, FORT SHERIDAN, 111., (UP)- -. warnings to I both United JStates At the same Air time, Strategic China and Nationalist few A a against struck Communists Los and At the dozen members of the Only Two armies totaling 450,000 imagi Angeles, lightning Long Xuyen and 6 miles south - soldiers went into combat attempts to f interfere" with the Command's Fifth Strategic Reconwere fellow traveling Socialists voted a flagpole' during a downpour, west of Saigon. Sat there late party ground naryaaissance wing, wmcn is now i Aruba. Tank-le- d 50 second out units' The Monarchists struck had ' the among urday! panic an pacts. causing infantry They against afternoon. imaginary Saturday, fighting The Nationalists earlier cap undergoing a similar training in graders in a nearby classroom. from Long Xuyen against the reb reached this elevation by snow and MSI, normally, y war, tured one Russian and two Polish cycle at Guam, will return to its The teacher calmly soothed els who hold a large area south cat from Mutual Dell in Amer opposition to Scelba on domestic They were "commanded by 1500 tankers carrying similar cargoes home base at Travis Air. Force with the them voted issues, by having them pray until west .of the Mekong River along ican 'Fork Canyon, 2.5 miles government officers of fuel for Red China. The ,real, live Base Calif., it was disclosed Sat- WASHINGTON -' the Gulf of Siam. the Coalition jet hysteria had passed. deputies. 24 . and enlisted men from "the Army fuel 'they carried wound up in the urday. .; aHTships must Saturdayrr A j Search Continued I . and Air Force. i of- - Nationalist China's Leading the 28th Wing's deploy hour advance notice before enter engines to' was scheduled Search con Asbestos' ; The "war" was fought strictly on American-supplie- d 4 Operation 'Thunder ment will be Col. Ariel Nielsen of tinue Coast for Sunday a, missim ing U. S. seaports, the ' maps with the jets.! Ammon, Ida. r . like the Beechcraft,' which, (tuard announced. officers including .30 generals could be down bomber, A-Boof the ' along routine all eoine through A Coast Guard spokesman said mb Timpanogos.'or and. decisions issuing making Ma j. William Terry, commandthe new order, part of the port ders that they would under combat not was prompt ATOP MT CHARLESTON, Nev. lot of cities from the melting pow- San Francisco and Sacramento, ing officer of Provo Civil -- Air security program, conditions. ' Squadron, theorized that ed by any emergency situation. (TJP)-er of the thermal radiation of an Calif., residents, some 400 airline Patrol Technically, the "war" was exploded the baby pilot traveling southerly known , as a command post exerHe said most ships already give (Continued on ' Page Four) of 16b boxcar loads of c'.jmic bomb, just the Same, as miles from the Yucca Flat deton the with fury services armed the dubbed 24 saw as ation cise, the bomb's light by the some of the sun's hour notice voluntarily and TNT clouds site, Here is an armouncemeht tKat should interest that Saturday above a Nevada des warmth. stop as "Exercise Big Blast."! white a "sudden flash". In Salt the. new order is designed to ert smoke screes in a test of a new all television fans and here In Utah; County that in Form Boy, 12. Killed ..Participating w e r e;' reservists, improve the security program's defense theory that smoke can inTwo years ago, a similar test Lake City, some 370 miles away. I . ; National Guardsmen and Regular clude just about everyone. the flash was clearly visible, In operation. Tractor Accident sulate humans and cities from was held. But the AEC officially "much redder Army personnel from the than the big one and A weekly television ; tabloid, complete with a must with clear 23. Ships- already test revealed Feb. this last much only of of nu heat the Fifth Army area. 'u not nearly, so bright" oldweek's 'TV programs for. the three Utah channels, the Coast Guard when entering the clear fission; rLsearing V LORENZO. (UP) A Seen In Four States d Flash 4 , states united under the Lorenzo was killed year Sat farm on video boy and plus news, views, programs old security program. The advance "Operation Asbestos" was trig Today's blast, apparently equiv- It also was sighted in Phoenix, SWAIN'S EXCUSE FAILS pictures urday when a truck driven by his and topics, will be published by The Daily Herald darkness alent to approximately 5000 tons Ariz. TO IMPRESS JUDGEj;, the spokesmen said, will i gered in the p notice, steel tower at the of TNT, was set off on schedule At this unofficiai observers' posi- father, crushed him against a gate I P The jfirst weekly issue of the TV section will be help avoid" delay in clearing ships atop 'a BURLINGTON, Iowa (UP) post on their farm. ' included :in tomorrow's Herald. when they appear at the harborjffevada Proving Grounds, the fifth at 5:20 a.m. PST. y , tion, some 45 miles from the blast The! boy was Virgil Gesling, 18, was fined $30 the 1955 nuclear test series be in the e entrance. 8900 area a flash deIt's and above feet the A Nevada or costs of television lighted and speeding Friday" 4 listing programs for ' Failure to give the notice may ing conducted by the Atomic En- like - a giant flashbulb, but was aesen uoor, me explosion uasnea of Lorenzo. ,p seven days will be a major part of the section. By , spite his excuse. ergy commission. less brilliant than the "grand-daddy- " a white light that lasted less than Officers sad the father and son far in result fines or for tJestling told Judge H. Cosgrove imprisonment to access will families have the tabloid, saving ready shot fired last Monday and tv o seconds. a ship's master or its agents, or It was the second test in hisWalsh he was only trying to es-had just, finished feeding their catweek TV no extra at full for the the lineup s program of Defense seen the from the Canadian A blanket of oil smoke 50 feet tle. .Bobbie friend could his to lead tory Department seizure the virtually ot girl stood by the gate to cape from ship. v, t , cnarge. t .;. The order does not apply to ves theory", only recently .disclosed, to the Mexican border in western above the desert was generated keep the cattle from getting out as chasing him kin another auto be-Be sure to watch for this weekly feature. cause she found out he hid dated sels operating in the Great Lakes. that artificial smoke can save a United States. (Continued on Page 16) the father drove from the yard. 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