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Show r k - v" ..- Blast Kills 3 Men, Hurts I - 1 ' - r - - - ' , . , . r 1 --- j i - ' ( Three Others , - - n r- " , EL PASO, Tex. (UP) A board officers are investigating a blast which killed three men and seriously injured three others. It appeared the accident was caused by an acetylene torch igniting a of "I . ' ' , I . . ' " - j J j , f : fvVf A'- l -- - propellant charge. The aerial rocket was being dis mantled Friday at Fort Bliss when it suddenly zoomed out a window and exploded. In the resulting confusion, the Union Pacific To Organize New Foundation SALT LAKE CITY (UP)-- i Union SUNDAY, MAY 15, 1955 Utah County. Utah SUNDAY HERALD 15 S.alt Lake Pay iike rlrompts Widow Claims Playb oy's Blast by Lee 'Foul Cause of Fall Play' Railroad has taken the first steps toward formation of a A top- j SALT LAKE CITY (UP) foundation for "support of exclulevel wrangle between;! the chief An The dark haired socialite! whc sively charitable, education and PASADENAv Calif. (UP) scientific' activities" in 13 West- autopsy was conducted Saturday appeared briefly in pictures kinder executives of Utah and-- Salt Lake ern states.. developed , Friday when a on the body of handsome playboy the name of Nora Perry, had a r !The Union Pacific Railroad is a Thomas W. Warner Jr. but his hearing scheduled May 20 in su new pay raise was announced for Utah corporation. Its foundation estranged wife suspected "foul perior court on her petitio4 that qjitjy employees here. J will be organized under terms of play" and insisted the coroner! Warner post $250,000 cash securi the city commission Informally a new law passed by the last Leg- also hold an inquest. ty to guarantee he would 'mee;t sup- a'pproved a foir per cent monthly, islature permitting philanthropy of Warner, 40, whose mad cap mar port payments of $600 a month. She pay boost for employees who hav ital adventures made headlines for had charged he "was wasting riojt had a raise corporations. recently. f George S. Eccles, of Salt Lake 20 years, was found dead of a away his fortune." ov. I H. Bracken Lee claimed Mordue, 36, of South City, president of First Security broken neck yesterday at the foot Marietta was had faith with th broken (jify the last person to a steep, 12 foot embankment Pasadena, Corp..xwas named first resident of knew "I was it people. coming, at his mother's estate, only a few see Warner alive. She told fpolice trustee! of the foundation. hej said, "I knew : they weren't the she and out from the he steps playboy dineji swings played E. Roland Harriman, of New on in his fidnest with the people when they Thursday evening and had! been youth. York, chairman of the railroad's they needed a. special Police believed that the auto drinking. She said she drove War- Explained board of directors, and other com for water and sewer improve-fnents- ." to ner i about tei'y his estate mother's " pany officials will also serve as parts fortune heir, returning from 2:30 a. m. '? yesterday morning. an evening on the town, stumbled trustees. ' ! tee referred to a four-miWarner f Stumbled sie- a hedge and fell headlong Officials said it is hoped the over Ci'al water sewer an4 She told Lt. Detective levy' Wayne down the embankment, breaking granted foundation can be set up in the nis Bornhoft that after Warner got out S4lt Lake Cityj by the Legislature. neck. reasonably neaf future but 'that no measure (was one of the of the car, she saw him halfj stum-'bl- e requests for donations can! be re But Mrs. Anita Lipton Warner. of the session and into the hedge. She safd she Pacific C-if- i acetylene torch being used to cut up the small, outmoded experimental rocket was dropped. The tank containing the fuel was turned over and exploded. The Army said Pvt. William J. Harrison, 22, of Cambridge, Md., and Pvt. Myron A. Baxter, 22, of AUentown, Pa., were killed inv i stantly. Pvt. Gene K. Martin, 27. of Marlin, Tex., died later of in juries. . WILL TITO BE WOOED? Soviet Communist Partyfboss Nikita Khrushchev, left, and Soviet PreOthers injured were Pvt. Wi- ceived until the organization is his fourth wife, who was legally called out, Tommy, go in tne vhs vetoed by the governor mier Nikolai Bulganin, right, will head a delegation going to Belgrade, Yugoslavia, lliam F. Underbill, it elimiriated a previous pro19, Hollywood, complete, which may be; many separated from the playboy six house;" and he mumbled some from Moscow later this month la an effort to woo Jugoslavia back into the Soviet fold. Observ- Fla.; Pvt. years ago, indicated she was not thing in return, after whijh she vision that the question months. of 20, be Watson, Ralph Soviet "peace mission" would cause Marshal Smithfield, N. ers doubted Saturday that the visit by the satisfied with the police explan- drove off. Wil and Pfc. conveto a vote.. our Lee's said "under C, Harriman public Tito, center, to repudiate Yugoslavia's ties with the West. It has been a fullO years since any A. Wassenberg. 24. of Marys- - cept of good citizenship the Union ation. fred Was and! overridden. The office Born coroner's in was Moscow. Soviet last met face to face with Tito, and that ville, Kan. They were recovering Pacific Railroad is happy! to set Her attorney, S. S. Hahn, said, hoft agreed that al indications However, Mayor Earl J. Glade at William Beaumont Army Hos- in motion plans for sound,' practi- "somebody pushed him over, pointed to an accidental death. An ilid that "not a single cent" of Sfrfltn Til nroes! pital. cal and efficient philanthropic act that's our contention. Mrs. Warner autopsy was scheduled because po- Honey from tjhe new levy will go The three injured men and Mar- ivities for the maximum benefit of suspects foul play. She is demand- lice believed Warner hadj been tdr pay increases. He said the tin were outside the building, the communities along our; lines." ing an inquest to settle any ques drinking heavily jnjoney will come from savings in tions about his death." multi . working on a the city budget. About $100,000 ii Hahn said lrs. Warner was hirwhen the rocket ple gjm carriage, earmarked for raises so far. t 1L ! , to investi AUTOMOTIVE HINT detectives tank. me snower fuel the a in out window ing speu exploding private Glade charged Lee "has no bus. BELGRADE, Yugoslavia (UP) mier Nikolai Bulganin will head of sparks. --L. and Baxter gate the death fully, and was also Kline c nri no t r rra n ta. t Ha f rv ttam ac Observers doubted today the visit the delegation com Maj. Robert Kline, said the were dismantling the rocket, and taking steps to be named admin- source of nearly all body sftueaksf'f T Soviet . "peace" ing to Belgrade from Moscow later" rocket by the exstruck Harrison that the torch apparently burned istratrix of his estate, which is and rattles in an automobile, sofson" that raises will come from apparently in to this month an Tito woo effort causef would Marshal mission and that Baxter was killed by into a propellant charge that pected to exceed two million it is a wise plan to tighten thesejthe four mill evy money and said to repudiate Yugoslavia's ties with Yugoslavia back into the Soviet the removed. once from rocket been hadn't a month. jhe was "entirely out of order.' and ' fragments fold. ' ; , " ' (9 ' ' ll y j hot-argume- be-cau-se star-studd- ed sub-lritted- i top-lev-er top-ranki-ng Tito Not Expected to Quit West Despite Soviet Visit Gun Fancier . Woman From Window Kills 1 A 1 said-Harris- star-studde- d on f fcpp-lev- el the West. RALEIGIL N.C. (UP) A Soviet Communist Party boss . The news of the forthcoming vis"gun fancier' was charged Nikita Khrushchev and Soviet Pre it was frontpaged in all Belgrade with murder Saturday in the sniper newspapers and reported in the shooting of a woman government morning newscasts. The official worker from the window ot his Yugoslav newspaper Borba said SL hotel, j the meeting would provide an op Richard Kluckhohn, 21, adxijitted portunity "to resolve all outstand after prolonged questioning Friday ing questions between the USSR night that he "shot from the winand Yugoslavia and thus contribdow of the hotel" with a flashy ute to better relations, peaceful (Jerman luger equipped with tar and world peace." e sights. But he refused to But Yugoslavs who heard or read An of the visit were OKLAHOMA CITV (UP) say any more, police said. quick to recall Kluckhohn; . who gave his . ad- Oklahoma City school teacher to- the bitter memories of the five dress as that of an Evanston, 111., day disavowed a letter asking for years of cold war "blockade publishing firm, was accused of an Irish bride foe: himself? not which followed the break with the killing Mrss Bernice Seawell, 43, of "pampered, petted and spoiled as Cominform. Some admittedly were Arlington, Va., an employe of the most American girl are," concerned about the possible con Veterans Administration in WashThe school teacier, Irvfn L. sequences, out western sources ington, as she stood, in the rain Shaw, 3Q, said a letjer bearing his had little doubt all Yugoslavs reFriday across from the Sir Walter name sent "to the mayor of Belfast, ceived the news with a touch of , Hotel. Ireland, was evidently a "dirty The bullet struck Miss Seawell trick" played on hdm by an old pride. The visit is not expected to In the heart. She staggered and. Navy buddy. make any essential change in Yu crumpled to the, sidewalk before Shaw said he didn't write it and goslavia's present policy. the horrified eyes of a sister and wasn't in the market for a mail The friendship with the West, several bystanders. order bride; Irish or any other especially with the United States, i stocky, black-haire- d kind. Kluckhohn, a who been emphasized more t han has was grad"I think it's a dirty trick my- usual in recent weeks. More and young man, uated from the University of Chi- self," Shaw said. " have a friend friendlier, articles have appeared cago with a degree in anthropol- in the Navjr over there who has in the press than for some time cfiecked ogy, at the age of 18, had apparently given my name and past. Only Friday, full and grate out of the hotel hurriedly after the address in the hope; he could play ful publicity was given to the latshooting. Officers traced him to a trick on me." est by the U.S. to proChapel Hill, 30 miles away, through Shaw identified has former bud vide agreement still another 280,000 tons of a telephone call he had made, and dy as Whitey Williams of Clarks- - wheat to Yugoslavia. arrested Kluckhohn without resist- viHe, Ark. He said! Williams told ance at the home of Dr. Joseph him ini a letter he "would try to WASHINGTON (UP YugoslavA. Kahl, social scientist director United States the has assured ia for the University of North CaroIf anycolleen writes to him, he that its forthcoming meeting with lina School, of Nursing. said, he will put a quick halt to Russia will not jendanger U.S.Det. Cap?.. Robert Goodwin of the correspondence . relations. Yugoslav Raleigh said Kluckhohn, who was Shaw was not looking forward to Sources here saijd the Tito govreturned here to be jailed without hearing hi.s east jside grammar ernment informed; the U.S. Embond, "failed to elaborate' on his school students singing lilting in Thursday that only statement that he "shot out Irish love songs when he is around, bassy wereBelgrade'made for a being plans of the window." .. but he brightened up (as he remem ' offiRussian with Miss Seawell was visiting her bered "school will be out in two cials. meeting A mother, Mrs. W. L. Seawell, of weeks." Sanford, N.C, and came here on a "shnnniris trin with her sister. The long-tors- o sweater comes Mrs. J. H. Patterson,- of Broadway, in cashmere now for a look of ' I Teacher Denies He Wrote Letter Asking Irish Bride . ! i ce - cet-typ- ! ! . top-lev- Idaho Polio Cases Not Traced -- - graceful, casual elegance. N.C. Ford. Union Recess Talks After Long Friday Session To Vaccinations The Pub WASHINGTON (UP) lic Health Service says that it has received no direct report of any case of infantile paralysis in Idaho traced to contact with children who have been inoculated with the Salk polio vaccine. However, a spokesman said, the service's communicable disease la boratory at Atlanta, Ga., will investigate the Idaho situation. The spokesman said it is possible for anyone to be a polio carrier regardless of whether he comes down with the disease himself. DETROIT (UP) Negotiators union and both Ford and GM were for the CIO United Auto Workers "not making satisfactory progI and Ford Motor Co. have recessed ress." he declined to say in However, their talks on the union demand the what were not protalks for a guaranteed annual wage. way to his satisfaction. Union and management officials ceeding met for 3Viv hours Friday before adjourning until Tuesday morninj?. Be The union will resume talks with General Motors on the annual wage demand Monday afternoon. - No s'igns of progress were reported toward settlement of the controversial issue, with the Ford con- POINT OF THE MOUNTAIN, tract due to expire in 2Vi weeks. The GM agreement runs a week Jtah (UP) American Smelting & . longer. Refining Co. said Saturday it prob The union now is in the process will begin drilling for min- of taking a strike vote among ably hnth" Ford and GM locals. Carl erals next week at Utah State! Steilato,- - president of the huge Prison land.. Ford Local 600, the largest local in Warden Marcell Graham told the existence, called for an over- board of corrections that AS&Rg whelming vote in favor of strike crewmen have been working at the' authorization" when the local's members ballot next week. prison farm this week in prepara-- j Steilato told the membership In tion to moving in a drilling rig. 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