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Show :'"TELEPHONE FR i 3-50- 1 f FAIR Nlrht and raorninr: considerable cloudiness afternoon and e renin with scattered ahowers or thunderstorms. Somewhat cooler. nigh rz, low t a I c h t c: HigHest temperitare in trove area Friday 95; lowest Saturday 50 ' i . - For Herald Advertising Sports, Editorial i i A i Circulation Society Phone: FR morning- 64: 3-46- July Oearanco Sale bow in progress at Sears in Prove (adr.) 84 VOL. 33, NO. 8 PROVO, UTAH COUNTY. UTAH, ! 80 Convicts Stage Riot In Wyoming i Warden Says Prospects Ch arter Arena 'V.-,- - " ' s ' i I'm'' 'm 4 ." 4. M - i ' ' l x ' ' - ' . 17, PRICE TEN CENTS 1955 Heads In Geneva Confab ymmit Opeo Eisenhower Big 'Very Good' for Quick Settlement of Dispute RAWLINS, Wyo. (UP) Eighty convicts rioted and seized three guards as hostages at the Wyom ing state prison Saturday but War den Dean Miller said after a conference with rebel spokesmen that prospects were "very good" for a quick settlement. Miller and acting Gov. Everett T. Copenhaver met with four convict; spokesmen for an hour and SUNDAY, JULY i. " ! j- -' S - V"-- :J 'f)) mm; w l s ) - ii. ' " Stops Off In Iceland to Give Short Talk dent of the United States has flown By JOSEPH W. GRIGG United Staff Press Correspondent to Europe since the Potsdam con$ - i 4 GENEVA (UP) The Big Four ference just 10 years ago. Seek Cold War End 20 minutes Saturday. Durheads of government converged on Geneva Saturday for the summit That meeting was between Presiing the conference, the spokes M. J. PAXMAN T. STIRLING TAYLOR men for the prisoners complained conference which President Eisen dent Truman, British Prime Minof treatment by two guards, poor hower who was said could advance the ister Winston Churchill I . . . . . . I Fayor food, improper medical care and cause of peace for "all the world," replaced in by. lack of recreation. Mr. Eisenhower stopped off in Prime Minister Clement Attlee PAXMAN MONROE . By j. By T. STERLING TAYLOR After the meeting Miller said Iceland for about two hours and and Soviet Premier Josef Stalin citieach which One feature to to "we're it get try going then took off at 9:08 a.m. EDT for to cpnsider the question of a Publisher L, B. Tackett and the zen should carefully study is the out with straightened peacefully the last leg of his flight to Geneva crushed and prostrate Germany whole Herald staffbave done an fact that the Charter provides no look violence. very Prospects He was expected to arrive at the which had just been defeated in elegant job to inform the public Provo citizens - with their first for that." is on this charter issue. It espedoing just conference city about 3 p.m. EDT. war. for self- - good J Contact opportunity complete to see Governor people cially gratifying The American President told The Big Four meeting .which At the present time government. to make a serious attempt present the system is one which- - was A second bargaining session was Icelandic officials he had em opens here Monday seeks an end their know both sides when you barked on a "search for peace" to the cold war which began at us by, the State Legis- scheduled for 5:45 p.m. MST upon placed Potsdam a was It surprise lature, and. State legislative ac- (8:45 p.m. EDT): But it was set on his new mission to Europe. to me to be called by Editor N. tion 7 British Prime Minister Anthony before changes back to p.m. MST when Copenis LaVerl Christensen and asked to can be necessary haver was able to contact Gov. is The Charter made. Eden, French Premier Edgar charter tailor-mad- e Faure and Soviet Premier Nikolai jive my 'opinion onI this-- that to fit Provo's needs. Milward Simpson on his ranch my The issue is not "Charter vs. near Cody, Wyo. question. Not that feel Bulganin also were arriving later opinion is important, but because, Commission" because actually Simpson said he would fly imSaturday for the talks. like many other people, I am the Charter is the culmination of mediately to Rawlins to take part Soviet Foreign Minister Vyaches- ' flattered to be asked for it. M. Molotov and his first lav the wisdom gained during Provo's in the negotiations with the riot ; ; ' I have read with regularity the City administration for over one ers. ' Andrei A. Gromyko, were deputy, ' and of for . the result is It hundred ' years. arguments presented Warden Miller said the riot be ". early arrivals. They flew in at ';. 5:36 a.m. EDT. against this charter and feel there natural growth from a good form gan at 10:30 a.m. "more or less PARIS (UP) The NATO Foiv has been some fine debating. On of government to a better form spontaneously" when several in Eden was the first western lead Ministers Council have to eign ' er He arrive. very few occasions has one side the council-managlanded at the I air form, pro mates attacked cell Ben I! 1 ' . called the other, side "silly," posed by the Charter. It is the Reeves. Reeves wag captain 6:53 here at approved the Western Bi (12:53 on port p.m. p.m or "stupid," be kind of a plan which each citi- the hand with, a knife slashed the "uninformed" Three's and said sum he the strategy for the Geneva EDT) hoped during cause they were not in agree- zen would make for his city if struggle. mit parley would be "a decisive Summit Conference with the Rus ment. . Maybe I have a tendency he had the time and opportunity The inmates then seized three sians. step on the road to peace." to simplify things, but when the to study past experience along Faure arrived shortly afterward. The NATO ministers agreed that guards as hostages and took con whole question is boiled down, to the present and future needs. at Geneva's airport at 6:53 German reunification should be the convict-builanding a lt of trol cell new, me it seems,, you are either satis- The Charter is the product of block. EDT). p.m. number one objective in the effort fied with your: present form of combined experience of commis The vwhich the to end the Cold War in EurCpe. parley, beMiller are said rioters the world hopes will pave the way to The action city government or you are not. sioners, administrators, . house- lieved to have no firearms alby the North Atlantic And if you are dissatisfied, in- wives, businessmen all compe though an end of 10 years of cold war do possess home they threw the Treaty representatives of stead tension, opens here Monday in the full changing officials, you tent citizens who were members made knives. of the western alliance weight want to change the system. of the fifteen - member Charter ornate Palace of Nations. Guards Rourhed Up behind Brit-is- h the of strategy U.S., If there is a school for Presi- Commission. They have studied With the Big Four leaders flying and One of If the convict of at four it. not aware the French.leaders I am spokes Big !to the dramatic parley. NATO dents, Provo's needs and have drawn men Four talks. said the three guards taken there is a school for governors, I a Charter providing council-ma- n Foreign Ministers meeting in Paris The NATO ministers save their am not aware of that. Maybe we ager government to fill those hostage had been "roughed up gave unanimous approval to Westshould have a good school for needs. The recommendations of quite aTrtt. "Burhe V added lie ern strength for the negotiations. solid approval in a three-hou- r both of these officials and devel- these competent citizehs are cer doubted they would be killed if Other conference developments: meeting in which Secretary of we out don't all some pan right 1. In Bonn, West German Chan State John Foster Dulles. French system whereby op tainly worthy of careful consi "things the of & directors (for board rioters). more than deration and cellor Konrad Adenauer warned Foreign Minister Antoine Pinay might elect after the before Eisenhower AT President SPEAKS GENEVA EISENHOWER microphones been" "Since no there loss has speaks to choose from 'this school a the "off the study cuff" opinions of of that any European security system and British Foreign Secretary HarPetit-pierr- e, Max Swiss At President is Geneva "summit" for the talks. his in arrival life a or and small of the nation Saturday right gover very property some who president based on the continued division of old MacMillan outlined westers oppose the Charter but ), (United Press nor lot the states. Being old have not given the careful study damage, and since there are so Germany would be unacceptable plans before flying to Geneva la fashioned. I just like our present which the Charter Commissioners many involved with not actual to the German people. He also ter Saturday. system of elections. For the have. By adopting the Charter, ringleaders, I don't believe there German Foreign Minister Hein- urged parliament to pass a rearmmost part I feel our city govern Provo citizens secure to them- will be. any reprisals (against the Von Brentano remDhasized at rlch ament bill, stressing it was "absoment has been more than ade selves the right to govern them rioters)," the warden said. the session that the West German German the lutely necessary" for At the first conference with the quate and at times, even brilliant selves on city matters. If changes convict cause at Geneva, government believes the chiefs of spokesmen, Copenhaver I am not mad at anybody, not become desirable, to fit Provo's 2. Before leaving London, Eden government must put German re even the legislature for giving special needs, a simple method is asked them if they would release held last minute talks with Far unification first in their talks. us this form of government. Who available for Provo's own citi the hostages and clean up the advisers. It was reported ;In asking for NATO endorsement Eastern eellblock provided the guards knows, maybe they were demo zens to make the necessary mod were would seek to pave the way for of their strategy, the Big Three he fired. . cratic? ifications. If we do not accept Communist r Church Some between VIENNA (UP) The conference on the western foreign ministers nrom- agreement a But one of the four spokesmen after-tht From time to time I feel that the opportunity to obtain our said the rioters Geneva sessions ised to keep their allies closely radio in Budapest has announced and State was reached in August, Fa East would want the we get some very bad state gov- own charter now, we,will be back 3. In Moscow, the name of Presi- informed on toe Geneva parley's CASABLANCA Police that Joseph Cardinal Mindszenty 1950, when the bishops assented to (UP) ernment and there have been to the old method of having to assurance from the board of char dent Eisenhower was blazoned in progress. ope ned fire on rioting Moroc has been released from which they would headlines on front conditions under times' when' I have been up ask about 'seventy legislators ity and reform, which controls have prison. pages of all After the meetinz. a NATO cans who defied a French order in arms over our national outside of Provo to rule upon the institution's operations. state in for the announcement trea said Commu spokesman announced: support, The the exchange Soviet The newspapers. establishing martial law. Angry schools to some return government, and may I say, Provo's needs. The council-ma- n government said "There was a general agreement Pravda nanist imnewspaper son and . espionage sentence mobs of French settlers and Party even times when I have been dis- ager form of city government it and had for seized payments are that the unification of Germany of "millions people simple the third day posed on the former head of the toward church tives carried into with our city govern- gives all of the advantages of the support. on Geneva the their couraged should be the number one objective to pinning hopes threatened burst Hungarian Roman Catholic Church disorders which ment, -- but I have always felt commission form, with none of de for the easing of tension in Europe nevertheless The conference." Red war. regime race full a scale into t has been suspended. to reach things which seemed to be evil its cumbersome disadvantages. of side several dissolution Neither creed and tnat Germany must be left expected relig There was no immediate esti The Cardinal now resides in to me could and would be cor- The proposed Charter provides on details, but free to choose her political future." ious orders. agreement specific mate of casualties. The police church building at an undisclosed rected in the next election. (Continued on Page Two) at a general Representatives of the 15 NATO Mindszenty. 63. has long been both hoped to arrive can were armed with bazookas and place, the broadcast said. send fu nations also strongly endorsed the which suffering fromv a heart understanding machine guns. The broadcast was made while reported Com Big Three determination that the the between ture relations ailment. One Moroccan was killed in riot- government heads of West and worlds into Atlantic Pact Alliance must re democratic and munist NEW YORK (UP) Fifteen ing Saturday in the native East were gathering at Geneva to Radio Budapest, quoting a Minis a new and friendlier phase. main intact as one of the vital Russian agricultural experts ar quarter, boosting the casualty toll seek an end to the Cold War be try of Justice communique, said With Air Optimism arrangements for Western securTinged rived here for a U.S. farm tour from 43 hours of g and tween Communism and the Democ Mindszenty's sentence was "susof that chances Their reaching ity. pended following a petition sub Saturday and were promised that arson to 25 dead and 80 wounded, racies. goal seemed better now than they A communique said the council the mitted interwould' hear the bishops Hungarian they by only com the lonely is called America's greatest Mt. Timpanogos, have at any time since the end was in full agreement in the re national language of food, not dip Before the police opened fire, the It said the reason for suspending because of his bad health condition of World War II. The air was affirmation of the unity of purpose Moroccan mob set up barricades Cardinal Mindszenty's life sentence and his age." giant of the .Wasatch Range, had munity climb as 1200 men, wo- lomatic talk, during their stay. of the Atlantic Alliance" and added tinged with optimism. was his poor health and his age. plenty of company Saturday as men and children scaled the 12,- - Following the old adage that in the . new native quarter. each that "m u t u a 1 consultation will for Before Geneva, leaving 1350 hikers climbed to the sumcardinal Mindszenty was sen Murrow Aboard 11 a.m. and other "the way to a man's heart is American military authorities or by peak of continue." heads four of the government mit, climaxing the 44th annual hikers continued to complete the through his stomach," assistant dered all American citizens both tenced by a Hungarian court on pledged themselves to bend every Timp Hike. of Agriculture Earl L. civilian and military in the Casa- Feb. 6, 1949, to life imprisonment Secretary ascent effort to find a way to lift from afternoon. during It was easy to see, why the hike blanca area: to take refuge in for "high treason, espionage and i5uiz iuia ine visitors: the world the awful shadow of a It was a clear day, and the "If the 'world has any univer American bases. illegal money transactions. nuclear war. possible all-oview of t Utah Valley from Timp sal language, it is the language Tanks and soldiers in full battle Since his imprisonment, the Car said in a naEisenhower Mr. Big was a sight to behold va pleas- of food. We expect to speak to dress guarded the city's govern dinal's health has deteriorated radio and television tionwide to have he believed and is in x that language during your ment buildings. Police smashed steadily hik you with ing sensation for trail-wor- n speech from Washington that he LONDON (UP) Prime Minister suffered a serious illness in 1950. us." demonstrations French stay by would Eden left repeated for Geneva in "open Anthony hoped the conference ers who had plodded up the wind The 15 Russians from the land settlers a "new an optimistic mood Saturday to ful waving french flags and The trial and sentencing of usher in and new vistas" ing trail from Aspen Grove, scene of potatoes, black bread and beets shouting insults at authorities. Mindszenty climaxed efforts of the phase" in international relation- fill Sir Winston Churchill's dream en route to arrived to see e Iowa of the The army rushed tanks into pos Communist regime to control the YAKIMA. Wash. (UP) A North ships. of a Big Four meeting "at tht program Friday how the tall corn grows. A ition around the new native quar Catholic Church in Hungary, but west Airlines plane carrying CBS In London, Eden declared that summit." night. of American far- ter to out a raging mob of it did hot end church resistance to news commentator Edward Mur only total abolition of war could "These are the talks which Sir The hike was not without inci mers delegation landed in Moscow Friday, French keep By JOHN W. FINNEY settlers who marched Communism. row and 12 o triers passengers remove the perils that threaten Winston Churchill first wanted to Gorden Reid in the first exchange of techniUnited Press Staff Correspondent dent, as the excommunicated XII Pius buildings through burning city, crash landed in a pasture near mankind in the atomic age. arrange more than two years ago," Pope of abdomsuffered Spanish Fork cal missions between the U. S. and beating natives. Sen WASHINGTON (UP) the with in that Paris said the trial. Eden told reporters before board Faure associated all off Yakima inal as the forenoon Friday night, tearing injuries in and Russia since the start of the In the native pro he slipped Henry M. Jackson 1950 churchmen in Hungary part of the win, but all aboard organization of security is one of ing an airliner for Switzerland. In angry quarter, on on and fell rock a, cold war. : posed Saturday that Gen. Matthew the glacier. Extent of his of Moroccans set fire to a refused to sign the Communist- - escaped injury. the major problems that the con Eden had called on the former injuries The Russians, led by a vice mobs - B. the before to must tackle Ridgway be called and a Stockholm and ferees Peace warehouse. attempt Appeal. sugar was not fully known. prime minister for his advice be inspird was a good landing because solve. "It minister of agriculture, flew here hospital Senate Armed Services Committee to stoned firemen fore and were abused arrested put Many going to the "summit" parley. trying walked away from it," everybody Barbara Stewart, 19, of Ore m, from Paris aboard a French air They to voice his objections to the ad in an out the blazes. , In comment oa a the as result. unprecedented Bulganin, said Murrow! His wife and was first to- - reach the summit, liner. Their plane landed Just be ministration's military strategy. to newsmen, said the the forthcoming conference, Eden statement a heavy downpour struck. old son, Casey, also were aboard - Jackson suggested that Congress according to hike officials. The fore East - West struggle "cannot be said "there are certain influences and the visitors were a little to reach the top by noon the craft. solved by war," and pledged the which should help us to reach good undertake "a review of our entire youngest Love, 6, of Salt Lake damp by the time they reached Pilot Jack Taylor of Seattle Soviet delegation to seek a "com decisions this time." defense posture" in view of Ridg was Scott while the oldest person to the airport terminal building. said he had to crash land the mon language" in the Geneva The prime minister held last n and the administra City, the Four cordial nose on Russian unusually DC3 after a sudden talks. sign register Timp's minute talks with his advisers on tion's refusal to accept a congres- as of noon was officials from the Soviet embassy L. Duait, to George wind caused shift it Ma dip to was the This a the badly first time sional decision presi Far Eastern affairs. expand 59, Provo. The hiker present from in Washington and the Soviet Airas Seattle the he rine Corps. approached ' The Mexi a hospital. the greatest distance was Kattain-e- n United Nations delegation were VERACRUZ (UP) a landing. He made the It was disclosed Friday that at The crewman said two other per port for about to the meet the farm of Finland. 23, Saturairport can e abandoned Tampere, a Navy hope from the Ridgway, a few days before he The annual sons, a father and son, had been landing experts. Hike 27 from for Timpanogos day persons missing retired June 30 as Army chief of was on the raft with them, but were airport. the coastal steam which sank in swept opened Friday night with The plane stopped only 30 feet staff, declared that military forces a away by a sudden wave. Ike Warned with of GuH that waters the of program Against sparkled stormy are "inadequate in strength and The ship's captain, Jesus Her- from a clump of trees. Alonzo and interest. Mexico Tuesday night. Vodka improperly proportioned." He out variety master of Dr. nandez, was under arrest in the Al Josephson, of Norfolk, Va., ceremonies, Drinking Any A Navy Ministry spokesman Red Cross hospital here where he another lined his position in , a letter to Morley, said "I thought WASHINGTON (UP) Optimism has released for publication a letat a WASHINGTON (UP)-lSe- n. said the five bodies recovered and is recovering from shock and ex- we were passenger, Defense Secretary Charles E. Wil- - kept the program moving . when I saw those over prospects for bringing the up ter in which he answered several goners rapid enougn pace tnat even George W. Malone son, wished 33 survivors were "probably all" posure.' trees per Colorado storage project bill questions raised by Rules Commitahead." normally uninteresting portions, President Eisenhower "good luck" that would be accounted for of the Navy officials reported the evi of the House Rules Committee tee Chairman Howard W. Smith of out Fires Democratic Opposition "Airline officials said the wing held the interest of the crowded on his to the Geneva Big Four 65 persons believed aboard "La dence Hernandez was section been has The letter tended to rekindle the trip by Utah Sen. Virginia earlier this week.., ampitheater. apparently was torn off Arthur V. expressed nine "really terrible." Watkins. meetings Friday and warned Flecha" when it went ' down opposition of Senate Democrats to ' ' when the plane hit a power pole Watkins said he saw new the administration's policy of plac- The pageant of a white man's him: "Don't drink any vodka." miles off shore. hope The letter states in part: Surviving members of the crew on the of the edge pasture. of themselves are not relucwas crewman found a on Malone told r reporter "it takes Beach patrols described the tragedy as a "sui the proposal after he miss for action Timpanogos legend ing primary emphasis on said Murrow was was it his missed and to first with had washed a woman few. tant a without vod who , to cide the admit that they like this and conferred Friday With real touch to drink Russian and ability Republideliver ing, by slightest justifi in a out crash civilian on of a the here south of cation" and ashore atomic weapons and secondary raft "an offense against landing .plane, can and xemocrauc magic story telling ability ka." He said it may affect the leaaers in business using upper basin wa' exof L. of E. to woman said he Roberts died he on made even The the sea the traditions the had of ter senses and of a person who doesn't Friday. although "Timp" emphasis produce power for southern ground forces. Congress. on to auch Vt&h route national ea Mexican in exhaustion California." Two-(Continued the drink and landings Page Four) (Continued en Pare it regularly. against rty." jposure military planes. Meanwhile, Eepublica V Charter OpposeXharter t l . j P s. own-biase- - -- .,' mid-conferen- P:f .1 NATO Okehs Strategy for Geneva Meet . " - er I ce ... unani-bousl- y- - llX ; i top-lev-el , X?i a ; Radio-Telephoto- Police Fire Communists Release On Mobs In Cardinal from Prison Casablanca i T . great-powe- j - 15 Russians Begin Tour of '- 1350 Reach Summit in 44th Annual Mt. Timpanogos Hike 000-fo- United States blood-lettin- ot All Safe In Solon Would Call Ridgway Eden Optimistic 4 Meet About ut Crash Landing Near Yakima To Testify pre-bik- 12-m- an 16-year-- - (D-Was- h) pre-departu- 27 Missing Steamer way's-positio- In Sinking In Gulf Of of Mexico ; re , two-engin- ed : Watkins Still Optimistic Over Chances of River Bill half-mil- k 1 (R-Ne- v) - r against "Cali-fornia- ns air-pow- ) er, |