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Show ill TELEPHONE FR 3-50- i. . ill . ' 5 I I II II 1 I , j I. ii v i i mmmm i .... mm ...... . i. . , -- y . in. .i , - PARTLY CLOUDY 50 with chance of light afternoon and evening showers and thunderstorms; high 85; low tonight 60; lowest temperature recorded in Provo area Saturday morninff 60; highest Friday afternoon 81. For Herald Advertising , Sports. Editorial Circulation Society Phone: FR 3-46- Give Father a Pflrrim Shirt Only $2.58 from Sears (adv.). 84 I f. VOL 33; NO. .. .. - PROVO 3 eneira IM tors Ma ces to Walter Reu-tiatio- ns Presi- - critical a comparable reached stage." c r Prevent tnke DETROIT (UP) SUNDAY, JUNE 12, 1955 id D) CENTS PRICE-TE- MW H ther urged General Motors UTAH COUNTY, UTAH. . i 1 i - ' (Q s C i i f n Curtice said, however, that SeaLouis Anderson and 'Harry ton have full authority to negoti ate for General Motors." Ander son is vice president! in charge of personnel and Seaton is direc ' CI tor! of industrial relations.. 0DtrLr, Expect Long Session The afternoon's bargaining ses sion was recessed at 5:05 p.m. EDT until 8 p.m. . 7L "You better have your pajamas A side Le Mans, which is sealed Off LE MANS, France (UP) newsmen told Reuther ready." - or the famous 2,500 mile race. 160 milescar Mercedes hitting who asked him about the chance unresolved" anoth An Austin Healey driven by of the rear ran up session. The CIO president said in the of an Mans race road Sat Le in the Britain's Lance ' Macklin, pulled er Reuther's. request that Curtice past Curtice s two predecessors, over heads aside to allow Britain's famous the urday, catapulted William C. Knudsen and C. E. join the talks indicated the union of a of specMike Hawthorne to pass in a screaming throng Wilson "participated when nego- - was getting impatient at General a like bomb. tators and exploded speeding Jaguar. Motors' delay in making a new Police said the flamily debris of The Mercedes crashed into the contract offer. the wreck killed 70 persons and back of the Austin Healey, hurReuther didn't indicate in his 100 more. injured what tled into the air and exploded like letter to "Curtice-exact- ly was the worst racetrack It .m. mm matters still remained to be tak fragmentation, bomb on the smashup on record. en up at the bargaining table, ex side of the track. More than 250,000 persons were grandstand cept j to say they included "im lined up along the 8.3 miles of The rear end of the Mercedes portant sections of the working J road the 24 hour sports car race was flipped over a double barrier J a greement j economic matters and is run over. --They were packed of wooden fences, straw bales and local ; plant jproblems." t If Al in so tightly at the spotwhere (Continued on Page Four). Deadline Near a double hurled Mercedes the Reuther Jtook note of the fac that few could move Crash In Germany barrier that less than 34 hours remained death car when the ilver-gra- y before a strike deadline for 385, exploded. LOS ANGELES (UP) AFL 000 General Motors workers. The Flaming fuel dumped on their -heads. Parts of the car flew teamsters and truck line employ 350,000 auto workers and 35,000 like shrapnel in all directions", ers have ratified a new contract CIO electrical workers are sched uled to walk out at midnight today through the crowd. Straw bales bringing an end to a a unless is settlement: new strike tied which SCENE OF TRAGEDY A car flashes down the speedway in one of Europe's greatest postwar racing disasters. A car driven forming part of the barrier burst trucking up traf reached. T iic in 11 western states. Iront of the grand .stand at the Lev Mans Raceway, where a by Pierre Levegh hit the retaining barrier, exploded in the air into flame. The screams of the I Despite fteuther's request tha dying were drowned by the roar marathon race into and showered debris on spectators. (United Press Telephoto), me strike, called over a wage Curtice attend sessions, hopes flaming crash Saturday turned the the powerful cars still racing of dispute, began May 19. The union were still bright a settlement down the straightaway. vote for acceptance of the contract could be reached before the dead race continued and the The was described as "overwhelming.' line. spectators at other sections of the The union, since extending: the Federal Conciliator John Fenton track continued dancing, singing who announced conclusion of medi deadline from last Tuesday until and drinking, apparently unaware Germany (UP) ation, said the truck firms intend Sunday, has been" waiting for the accident. But the manager A STUTTGART, of Atoms-for-Peac- e U. S. Air Force Superfortress. to begin out operations mid New General Motors offer. IThe team of the Mercedes pulled union extended the contract to climbing blind up a night tonight his two remaining cars from the dead end valley, smashed into a to GM time Ford's give study race as a gesture of mourning German The general western pay scale mountainside Friday night in at to The which who are Pa. countries wage UNIVERSITY life for those (UP) PARK, yord J plan. join together prepared reached calls for an immediate guaranteed although .one of them was leading. in a PORTLAND. Ore. (UP)-H- arry between workers own mvest Eisenhower guarantees funds. venture.'" their plan this crash that killed all historic was naming dri proposed France's Pierre Levegh eight cent hourly increase for long 60 and 65 j per cent of their nor 10 airmen aboard. 0 cost S. Truman on the to United State The offer silver-grethe that go Mercedes pro the Saturday He 'charged that the United Saturday ving haul operators with additional mal e The" big pay for as much vide money and know-hoto help was umitea to reactors tor re- - Statesproposed SB23 was to and n'ght that President Eisenhower death car. His American team "access provide hikes of seven cents for the next as 26 weeks in event of a layoff. free tuitions build atomic reactors search.. JHesaid, the .United.. States in based John-JFitcBritain was at of Molesworth in a the "used" deliberate mate Stamford, h being two years. "Local contracts will training in the technological pro'We do J not believe we can in also would provide the nuclear cesses of construction and opera campaign against publicly - fi- Conn., was standing on the side- - Air Force Base that launched and power., research for Fenton said. j vary, good conscience advise GM workover vNazi Germany in World nanced power projects. He said he will soon submit to material needed for fuel. lines in the gay crowd of 250,000 tion for peaceful purposes." The union had asked for a ers of the people of America that War H. It was making a e p The President said that if some He said this would be In a speech prepared for de waiting to take his turn at the hike but that amount was granted every effort has been made to Congress a dual proposal instrument technical the over lacked United acefdent the nation occurred which sweep training the under when wheel single of immediate interest mainly to livery Saturday nignt before a drivers. only to short-hareach a settlement and avoid the proposalwould: ef- to 160 make resources Germany. or material was The Frenchman of hitting Pacific "power-shoareas of the world throng The settlement also included an need of ai strike until and unless States 1. Furnish half the cost of build ective use of a research reactor, where atomic be eco- Northwest Democrats, the former miles an hour as he came down The pilot, flying on his instru$3.65 monthly contribution by em you meet your responsibility, as power may reactors for free na 'we would support a voluntary nomically feasible, even said "a Republican the four mile straightaway on the ments alone in the dense fog, let ployers for a driver's pension plan president of the General Motors ing research today" President of sevresources of the use them is President for can which tions grouping being used to cripple pcourse, a rectangle or roaas oui down for a practice approach to ana a mileage increase ot one- - Corporation, by taking your rightof some said Mr. Eisenhower a nearby airfield before climbing eral nations within a single region the program of river developful place at the bargaining table," "peaceful atomic progress." fourth cent per mile. lack countries the these knowledge west know-homent that has "with to acquire and operate it together." 2. Provide the again to return" to England. prosperity Fenton said the "hot cargo" (Continued on Page Four). and experience needed to construct to many regionsbrought His climb was too low. our of consideraland." in Soil security prudent Receptive issue was deferred until the Su a commercial and power operate The straining plane crashed 1300 tions" for construction and opera Truman accused private power The research reactors acquired reactor. preme Court rules on the legality eet reactors of taon of friendly in up the side of a 2200 foot by power proponents of the clause. under this program will be fertile indulging No Security Risk r r o for i c titovc" nrxr use in the Swabian AIds. It them rjnH who would 'Ti nations peak a7ri Frank Brewster, president of the seeds for progress sown in the reburned we can construc for share "This in fiercely. The bodies of the faith federal powpeaceful pursuits. stroy public AFL Western Conference of Team centive soil of the free nations, he 0 men were found by rescue coun with his f tive Mr. He Eisenhower er had friendly purposes policies. unveiled charged they said. sters, had indicated previously rat workers at the scene some 13 miles new plan in a commencement ification was practically certain.' cost to the people of the tries without real risk to our na stacked the federal agencies with "The southeast of Stuttgart. Unispeech at Pennsylvania State Wade Shexrard, managing direc indeed tional security," he said. "Such enemies of public power. be small will United States was no immediate, report after inspecting a new when measured against the cer- sharing is expressly contemplated tor of California Trucking Associa had been encouraged, he LE MANS, France (UP) Paceof of There vrsity They mechanical failure. Authorities tne Manuel atomic reactor on the campus, Fangio and intangi in the new atomic energy act." said, "by a Secretary of Interior setter Juan tions, reported late rriaay em tain returns, tangible said it withto uniwas forced two appeared a faulty estimate ders of first of its kind built under PITTSBURGH Mr. Eisenhower said the who openly opposes public Argentina ble.'1 ployers had approved the proposed been had p made in the blind at-At" the from draw the com the CIO United Steelworkers moved versity auspices. contract overwhelmingly. The President did not indicate in proposals, taken together, are de power." to climb over . strange auto race empt Mans Le early Sunday support mencement, the President received his - speech how many American signed, within the limits of pru Praise for Morse Fenton said details of the agree oday to rally Geron instruments. f the on from orders ground ment would not officially be dis behind a drive for speedy settle an honorary doctor of laws degree dollars he would be willing to put dence, "to clear away some of the Truman's address before a ca morning man owners of his Mercedes The plane was.an SB29, a supply ment of the union's wage demands from the university, which is head closed until after the voting. (Continued on Page Four). Jackson - Jefferson Day racer. into such a program. pacity ferry version of the famed B29 on the steel industry. ed by his younges t brother, Dr. His second proposal to provide However, it was unofficially re was full of praise for Sen. The directors of the Mercedes which bombed apan in World dinner usw The drive started after Milton S. Eisenhower. ported that, under the new con- President David for building and op the know-hoWayne Morse, onetime Oregon Auto Company in Germany tele War'II. was McDonald J. . long-harewill drivers Gateway To Progress tract,aimed was reactors p Republican who will seek reelec phoned racing manager Alfred It was on a routine to, have spurned any The President said his proposals erating power ceive an eight-cehourly pay in reported tion next year as a Democrat. mission ordered Le and to at Mans from Neubauer " England nickels training and dimes" increase. in offer "the gateway to a broad crease this year, eight cents more two had Tru Mercedes been Morse to the withdraw forced, him f McDonald Germany. the member urged avenue of world progress in the next year and an additional seven man said, to abandon nis party cars remaining in the race as a The aircraft apparently was fly e cents the following year, plus it campaign for agree30 peaceful uses' of atomic energy and turn to the Democrats be gesture of mourning to the per- ing blindly up a valley 900 feet before the looming June five-ce: hourly pension fund con- ments cause he had discovered "that sons who were killed when one below the summit of surrounding with a in deadline strike meeting tribution UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa., PRICE Utah (UP) Tragedy you cannot protect the public in of their entries crashed-int- o the hills when it flew into ihe side his negotiating teams Friday, folitself Saturday for Mr. terests under Service arents ;cret (UP) repeated of a peak. present Republican crowd. lowing the completion of prelim Beaver ' Field be and Mrs. Norman inspecting Dozed of a this the Wheel As a result action, the with "Visibility was. only 30 feet," one management." inary wage negotiations President Eisenhower of Price when their second child Hawthorn Mike official said. "The pilot apparent driven nation's six largest makers of fore by told four He from Democrats Jaguar drowned in the rushing waters of delivered a commencement of England took over the lead in ly tried at the last 'minute to pull a steel. states at Northwest address at the Pennsylvania it the plane up clear of the peak D Price canal. SALT LAKE CITY, (UP) )uring the meeting, McDonald plate dinner that Morse must be the tragedy-marre- d the race, butalso State University Saturday onethree and The victim, tiny was held that loomed in front of him." the spotreported Jaguars was reported to have told his aides partmental sessions kept in the Senate to help stop were puxzled by the discovDaniel Pat to Gregory withdraw. The plane crashed at 10:45 p.m. that the big producers might try ery of. a light Saturday at the 56th annual something evil" that is happen planned of track shoes fell into Satur the canal pair terson, Latter-day the whole Mer Neubauer said June ast of the conference , to answer the USW's arguments . night. ing in the country today. on the speakers' platform. he had climb afternoon after .to team wished day At cedes of detachment dawn church Saints express a Mutual Improvefor a "substantial" pay boost with "Wonder why these are wire fence. His He said J'the future of this part "sorrow and sympathy" for the U. S. Air today ed a ment Association here. Force rescue workers an offer of only IVz cents afl hour. an agent asked. here?" two miles of the country depends not only families of those killed. about found was body LDS German of and General the authorities police reached the It was said he declared that the on having a Congress that is sym "Somebody Is trying to church addressed many of the ses- downstream by were cars When the Mercedes near union would turn down such an uwen, u mues souin- And oat whether Ike will one of the searchers; about two pathetic to projects necessary to withdrawn, Fangio, regarded as scene, Kit;iiJ-iiSL.A young offer as inadequate. were B. sions. Harold a town in the them (UP) of McDonald east Among Stuttgart, a university official run your economic growth but a sym the world's greatest driver, held Wurtemberg-Bade- n Sevier county man was killed early was quoted as warning: area. Lee and LeGrand Richards of the hours later. administration as well." a two-la- p pathetic replied. over lead near who live thf rapidly The Pattersons, Council of the Twelve Apostles; Substantial Increase Saturday when his car plunged At a press conference earlier in dwindling field. - over an embankment about one 'We want a substantial increase the canal, lost their first child-. of Council to the the assistant The Argentine .speed -- demon mile east of the Utah highway 24 and will not acept nickels and The offer, an extension of the Twelve: Marion Hanks, Oscar A. little girl about the same age the day, the former President ex plan he propose Kirkhan and S. Dilworth Young, in an almost identical mishap pressed dislike for a House ap- gained an early lead and was i duces." junction on Fish lake road. Nations United a Dec. 8, in bill that failed to speeding along at a record-brea-k Lt. Paul Christison, southern According to reports, the union 1953, was addressed speech to "free of the First Council of the Seventy. about five years ago, relatives re propriations for only any new hydroelectric ing pace through the early stages Utah director of the highway pa chief said he "had a feeling" the Lee spoke at a session at Monu- ported. They had no other child provide in starts the Northwest. of the gruelling marathon. ment Park ward. He introduced the ren. trol, identified the victim as Don big steel producers might propose nations." still He he Soviet said hopes son aoout a of lesson Mr. and an increase matching and Gleaner boost in Liewis, manual, zi, Russia will join in "an internation- of which he is the author. Lee Mrs. Lorin Lewis, 'Redmond, Se hourly base pay and said Surgeon General Declares : to harness the atom for it is effort al vier county. teachers won CIO that the very important by adjustments LONDON (UP) from the Ford Motor Co. man's good." Striking Brit- have a "firm conviction' and Larry Chynoueth. 27, so nof Mr un, 20-- 1 To-- As part of a and Mrs. But, he added, "I have such ish rail workers rejected govern"strong testimony" of the gospel creative-nes- s and the work in which the in confidence limited are also that ment wage proposals Saturday querville. Iron county, suffered they package of free minds and in the engaged fractured pelvis, cuts and bruises provided for an historic guaran and Minister of Labor Sir Walter in the accident. He was in "fair teed annual wage. Monckton intervened to try to capacity of free men that I know He advised teachers to work Sothe condition" at Sevier Vtlley Hospiwith their charges outside of the It wa$ believed that the steel we will with or without save faltering peace .talks from achieve a more abundant class room in their daily probtal in Richfield. He had been stay viets (Continued on Page Four). : breaking down. lems and become "real friends and Leaders of the striking Associ-ing with his .sister. Mrs. Reed Or- ated Society of Locomotive Engiland, in Annabelle, Sevier county spiritual leaders." WASHINGTON (UP) tists are being assigned to keep a report, was incomplete about vac- - neers Surgeon music a told Kirkham told he and Firemen turned down depart investigators Chynoueth Leonard A. Scheele feels continuous check of all tine produced by Cutter Labora the ment meeting to "devote your General and Lewis were returning south compromise offer in a mesis reason to believe" six manufacturers of the Salk vacselves to sincere preparation. Have there the "good The O'Connor. 'from Fish lake when the accident as stated sage to the British Transport by theory behind the Salk cine to make sure they live up to tories, Commission which runs the nawas them concentrate on their work that vaccine occurred about 6 a.m. He said he this be said can be used in de stringent new safety tests ordered surgeon general was asleep at the' time and did; tionalized railways, not that it may be of the highest type." polio com has the cause government not know exactly what happened. stake and veloping vaccines against other by the government'. addressed of Longden polio Details of the government's pay WASHINGTON, (UP) Scheele refused to get into an pleted its investigation Rep William A. Dawson ward Beekeepers. He said good diseases. ' Christison said Lewis apparently offer were not disclosed. inoculated children Aides said diseases which might argument with Basil O'Connor, cases among was immediately dozed at the wheeL He said the (R., Utah) said Saturday he still doesn't think Echo leadership is the secret of success Monckton vaccine. with Cutter 1 death car just missed another ve-- Park dam, which was removed from the Upper Colorado because leaders must establish be so conquered are common president of the National Founda When the University of Pitts called in to a joint session of the commission and the union,, whose f good foundation for young women colds, influenza, virus pneumonia, tion for Infantile Paralysis, who hide, hit a guard rail and wen Project bill, .is lost for good. where Salk works was asked even and measles cancer. burgh in New York the MIA the charged report u an m,e mbers have over embankment on a long program ' "We are going to get the bill out of committee and just entering comment on the Public Health 70,000 striking to his Scheele on at made incomSalk the an was vaccine prediction addressed Britain's rail system to a Longden brought yesterday's sloping curve. It overturned severa it will be substantially intact," he said. "Except; for general news conference called plete version of "what has been Service report, a spokesman re near halt and severely crippled session. He said proper ex- a times going down the grade and ferred to Salk's statement etirlier the nation's economy, landed on rocks. Lewis apparently Echo Park dam which is now in a category where we feel ample is extremely important in Friday to' discuss the Public transpiring." ; to O'Connor said the public will be this week to the American Medical ,It. was the first time Monckton the teaching and influencing of Health Service's massive report was killed, instantly. The car was it isn't lost by any means. President Eisenhower on the. Salk able to form an "intelligent" con Assn. convention. demolished. had entered negotiations since the The bill has been trimmed below $900,000,000 level, youtji. , ad- elusion "only when it has heard Dr. his The said vaccine he original General At and that executives A passerby attempted to give as he said, and was time, strike started. report program. getting down to where it would be more members were presented board He Earlier, "sound." are mitted federal methods sus E. Jonas Salk's version trainmen vac of for the sistance and called authorities. testing safety original in line with the original administration measure. man in vaccine vote "had cine He is the, not standards for the session. did at the union demanded what another The new death raised Utah; indicate said rail from story. required It's believed possible he House Irrigation and Re- taining when Salk, developer of the vac ufacturing process is a "closer ap- joint talks, with the striking Two general sessions tomorrow, failed." ' traffic fatality toll for 1955 to 76 clamation Subcommittees .will on have action 9 Check 1:30 would give this version. a in a drive for a quick and close will more a.m. three at than completed cine, proximation in practice" to his names, year p.m., . Scheele disclosed that six scien Scheele agreed the government's tests. showdown to end the walkout. the conference. the bill early next week. dent Harlow Curtice Saturday to enter contract talks personally and help head off a threatened strike by thousands company-wid- e of CIO United Auto Workers at midnight Sunday. Curtice promptly rejected the invitation and said other company officials had "full authority to negotiate." Reuther told Curtice negoti ations "have reached a critical stage, with time running out and with a number of basic issues still Flaming - i wge Catapulted . an-ho- ur all-nig- ht I AFL Union, Truck Lines Sign Pact m m 4 gV long-distan- Superfort Hits Peak, ce 1 , 24-ho- ur Ike Favors U.S. Aid to Assist Free lations In Program . full-sca- le 50-5- take-hom- Killing 10 Truman Says Ike 'Used; to Cripple Power Projects fog-shroud- ed y w four-engin- j ed B-1- 7s j 10-ce- nt non-sto- atoms-for-peac- ul power-conscio- rt us w Steel Union Seeks Speedy Settlement Pace Setter Ordered to Quit Race - i . (UP)-Lea- non-sto- 24-ho- ur, rank-and-fi- le i -- . w ul S nt LDS Leaders Speak at MIA I ship-wid- nt , ot Price Family Bereaved Second Drowning non-sto- I ! Conference Young Utahn Meets Death In Car Plunge $25-p- half-year-o- er ld five-foot-hi-gh Pete-Christensen- , - British Rail Strikers Spurn New Proposal a - atoms-for-pea- ce - , M-M- en cost-of-livi- ; ng Auto-worke- rs Lawrence-Chynoueth- union-estimat- cent-an-bo- Theory Behind Salk Vaccine Useful In Battle Against Other Diseases ed ur Dawson Hopeful Echo Park Darrf Can Still be Salvaged . on-the-s- - f L 1 " -- i , - two-ho- x . ur " ... ! ld ': non-striki- ng en-gine- On-The-S- - r i |