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Show 9 H SUNDAY HERALD SUNDAY, AUGUST 21, 1955 Utah County. Utah On Mobs In Flood Disaster Takes Toll of Over 100 Dead Six-Sta- te r ' ' : r: " i many of 111 ' 7V . 0 'LJif' Massa-Mincot- tc t A A A. A psi ! siaie-Dy-sia- ie ....? T- -""- e. ipflM, 4- injected V flood-raise- U. S. Reds V Casablanca ' the occupants (Continued from Page Two) , would have been children. The ' vas being restored Saturday. r V. of Stroudsburg suf ;;.'V community The Red Cross announced that fered the worst effects of the 400 volunteer nurses and 150 docflooding with 12 bodies already tors were manning 87 flood shel- recovered and more missing. Thel ter, in the affected area and had town of Canadensis 16 miles from already aided thousands of per- Stroudsburg, also was hard hit. sons. A group of top Red Cross Victims Trapped ' officials left Washington in a DeMuch of the fense Department plane to survey Massachusetts: state was under flood waters to the area. 14 dead and 10 The flood waters drove un- day, with Five known of the dead were counted thousands from their missing. when a huge flood the claimed homes, many of which were wave of by dam a burst water from smashed to splinters by the roar town of over the Charlton, ing torrents. A number of towns swept . victims in a small four trapping were without water supplies and stor and another in his automo residents in most of the flooded bile. Railroad movements in and area were warned to boil their out of Boston were stopped for the drinking water. first time in Massachusetts history Another danger loomed in Mas- Friday, but limited service was re sachusetts which has been beset stored Saturday. Ten. state commu bv a polio epidemic. Dr. Roy F. nities were told to boil all drinking Feemster, director of the water and damage was set in the stntA Division of Commu billions of dollars- - Disaster offinicable Diseases, warned at Bos cials said it was the worst flood ton that stagnant water in low in Massachusetts history. lying parts- - of the town was New Jersey: At least five per sons were known dead. Three of worsening polk) conditions. I U.Af.Ulyl;l " A oremiuuwu. , the deaths occurred when two 'Connecticut: A record rainfalFof boys drowned in the Millstone almost 14 inches sent flood waters River which poured flood waters over much of the state, taking at over central and southern sections least 33 lives. Another 17 persons of the state. were reported missing. Damage New York: The flooding Dela was estimated in the billions and ware and Neversink inundated thousands were homeless. Hardest large sections of Southeastern New; hit areas .were around the town York State and swollen streams of Winsted, Waterbury, Torrington roaring down out of the mountains and Naugatuck. Damage at Water-- did more damage. Worst hit were bury, the worst area, was esti the towns of Port Jervis and Ellen-vill. Two persons were reported L mated at 150 million dollars. Mini r3 lSL Pennsylvania: The rampaging dead. Delaware River and numerous Two more deaths were reported ' flood in Virginia. The victims drowned streams which d Potomac River. waters into the big stream has in the 37 more lives. Skies at least cleared taken Many Saturday following are feared dead but disrupted com the deluge which lasted about two RESCUED IN HARTFORD Trapped in the house, background, isolated by swollen waters, ocmunications prevented a complete days an touched, off the disaster. cupants are removed by breeches bouy Friday night. The Underwood typewriter factory is on picture. A grim Question mark Bright sunlight broke through the the right. - Rescuers wait in boat by submerged auto. (UP Telephoto). hun? over Camp David, near clouds and mocked the efforts of Stroudsburg, where 29 to 40 per rescue workers and relief agen sons may have been swept to their cies. .deaths. State police said it was Weather officials attributed the not known how many persons, if floods to hurricane Diane. Al- GENEVA (UP) The United U. S. Ambassador to CzechosloThe ambassadors "continued any, were caught when flood though the storm blew out before States and Chinese Communist vakia U. Alexis Johnson and Chi- their discussion," the spokesman waters swept over the camp bu it reached the stricken area, they ambassadors made no progress in to reported and although the talks based their figure on the number said, it sent thick rain clouds over their ninth meeting Saturday to- nese Communist Ambassador n Ping-Namet for are deadlocked neither sida indi of persons that would have been the northeastern section of the ward the release of 41 American Poland Wang housed at the camp during the United States and poured up to 14 civilians detained by the Chinese almost two hours but reached no cated they wanted to break them off. current vacation season. It was Inches of rain on the area. Reds. results, spokesmen said. feared Senate Hearings Slated On Public, Private Power Troops Fire At Geneva Make No Progress -- " CASABLANCA, Morocco (UP)H Troops fired 3o native mobs in the northern suburbs of Casablanca Satuiday. Riots also raged in the two other .towns as "fanantical followers of former Sultan Sidi Mohammed Ben Yoiissef marked the second anniversary of his exile by WASHINGTON (UP) Two chairman of the Irrigation Reclamation Subcommittee of d subcommittees have nounced "coordinate hearings"' the Senate Interior Committee is interested in the r next month on public and private-whicto out work details of the topics, programs. wiU which ia Sept. Sen. Joseph C. O'Mahoaey Wyo said the investigations will , cove? four major subjects: ate Sen-jN- an-ian- other-powe- (D-!arir- -s AfltYllf 1. The Hells Canyon controver- - f? V the French. ( q AAUIIIIl CUD mid-day Just before the French sy, including the proposed federal troops under the command of Gen. construction of a high dam on' Raymond Duval, fired on crowds the Snake River. 2. Proposed me4ger of Pugct of workers on the Carrieres I C section of Casablanca. There Sound Light and Power Co., with were no immediate details avail- the Washington Water Pouer Co. I I on able casualties. 3. Past, present , and planned' . Two persons were killed in a riot Intenor Department policies on PANMUXJOM The (UP) in the native section of Boulad. a the power preference clause at North Korean Communists ad- Moslem religious town of 13,000 V Emitted Sundav thev are holding 90 about miles southeast persons one of two American fliers shot of Casablanca. operatives, and other d guns Wednesday Another riot in the railroad cen- organizations priority in buying dovvn b' over the Korean truce zone but ter of Oued Zem, 80 miles south- electricity. east of the Moroccan capital killed 4. The administration's "part- - lhe neds made no mention of one person and injured two others. nership" power program, includ- - the second American, . The new casualties raised . the ing its origin and aims. total for the past four days of O'Mahoney said he had been! PANMUXJOM. Korea (UP) rioting in Morocco to 26 dead and designated acting chairman of the A United Nations spokesman said Subcommittee of 'today ( Sunday) the Allies have at least 37 injured. the Senate Resident . General Gilbert Judiciary Committee, 'reion to believe that two Grandval flew back from Paris which he said is especially con-- ; Amtrican airmen shot down the Communists over the this Saturday with a new emer- cerned with the Puge' Sound mer-b- y r. 'militarized involves It a rone of Korea are to avert the threatproxy fight. gency planened riots," but the country was He said he would confer with' alive. trigger tense. It was France's Sen. . Clinton P. Anderson - (Di Thr srmk worst crisis in the protectorate orate on his statement that the U. N. believes the men are alive dotted with five U.S. strategic air HOPE ABANDONED FOR 10 ABOARD STEAMER in Ncfth Korea. bases. The hope for peace rested on an LAS PALMAS, Canary Islands The Air Force in Washington appeal by Premier Edgar Faure (UP) Hope was abandoned announced on Friday that the men today were to the native leaders of Morocco Lt. Guy II. Bumpass Jr.. 10 d men aboard an to meet early next week at Nice for the of Jackson, Miss., and pilot, which steamer SOS flashed an and try to write an answer to the W. Brown, obserjCharles Capt. perplexing problems of French em- Thursday. i of West ver; Louisville, could no Searchers find Ky. sign of pire and Arab demands for inde- the n The U. N. Military Command Guadarrama. pendence. Saturday demanded at a meeting The unrest, and violence have 10 a.m. with the Communists at demonstrations. seethed through Morocco, as big here that the Reds return the as California, since Aug. 20, 1953 Rioting throughout Morocco two men whose light trainer on Wednesday and flared when Ben Youssef. was bundled inwas hit by Red guns Wedto a DC3 and flown to exile in spasmodically with new bombings. plane shooting and new clashes be- nesday. Madagascar. Hundreds died vio- new tween mobs and French soldiers "We have reason to believe, and lently; bombings murders in flown the spokesman said, "that they for the emergency. have been every day occurrences. Moroccan nationalists warned Friday bloody swept survived the crash, but beyond they would demonstrate today in through the streets of Kenifra in that we have only hope.' favor of the former sultan and the Middle Atlas, taking a toll of The Minnesota Medical Associad suc- 13 lives. Incidents broke out in against his tion says there are 800,000 deaf cessor, Mohammed Ben Moulay Casablanca and in the shanty Arafa. French residents and sup- towns which have grown up around people in the United States and porters of the tough of old Pasha this city of snow white public about one person in 10 gets hard of ' of Marrakech threatened counter buildings. hearing during his lifetime. Ul L-dDrU- re Cec-tral- es I6l J. ClIw JvJ. lir non-prof- Anti-Monopo- it ly de-ge- inter-islan- 238-to- rioting French-appointe- OLPIN - SUNDBERG MORTUARY 7 J ur f JNDAYFROM 4 to 9 P.M w 4 t 1 f 1 J'-4- e are pleased to announce the completion of our beautiful new funeral chapel at our Orem mortuary and invite everyone to visit us today for an Open House. O 1 THIS IS OUR NEW CHAPEL I w . -- - r- - r utt m Private Family Room Seats over 400 persons Complete sound system Located off the hiway for quiet privacy Adjacent to spacious parking area Excellent musical facilities i , i-J- i. 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