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Show TELEPHONE FR 3-50- FAIR AND WARMER 50 Low 37 with patches of local frost; high 74; lowest temperature recorded in Pro to area Thursday mo rain r 43; fclrhest Wednesday 77. For Herald Advertising j; Sports Editorial Circulation Society Phone: FR 3-46- Remember the SI o ran Shop at Sears an Save. Pd. Adr. 84 PROVO, UTAH COUNTY, UTAH, SEVENTIETH YEAR, .NO. 89 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1955 PRICE FIVE CENTS 2 Mixon WASHINGTON (UP) Vice Pres ident Richard M. Nixon opened a meeting of the National Security Council today with "a moment of silent prayer of thanksgiving for the marvelous record of recovery the President has made up to this , hour." 31 J y iJ ( ings of the Cabinet to be opened with prayer. But this has not been the practice in the National Security Council which advises the Pres ident on matters of defense and foreign policy. Top Leaders Attend Nixon, who has been serving as unofficial acting president during Mr. Eisenhower's illness, called the council to order in the historic Cabinet Room of the White House. Among those present were Sec retary of State John Foster Dulles, Secretary of Defense Charles E. Wilson, Mobilization Director Ar thur S. Flemming, and other top Pitcher Byrne Hats Dodgers With Five Hit s tfffida Spain Gives Asylum To Juan Peron By OSCAR FRALEY got," Byrne proved it before 64,707 United Press Sports Writer roaring fans as he set the Dodgers NEW YORK (UP) Battling down with five scattered hits, and class hammered home the two runs that the Tommy Byrne, showing j and the which courage brought him wrapped it up. It made him the Ousted Argentine Boss back from baseball oblivion, shat- first southpaw to go the distance beating Brooklyn this season. May Begin His Flight tered the Brooklyn Dodger Jinx inThe cool Californian, whose wild-neagainst today by pitch Into Exile in Spain and New York the almost forced him out of ing batting Yankees to a 2 second straight baseball two years ago, needed BUENOS AIRES (UP) Ousted World Series triumph. plenty of help. And he got it as President Juan D. Peron has been Labeled M a n a g e r Casey the Yankees contributed three by granted asylum in Spain and may Stengel as "the gamest guy I've double plays, matched by the begin his flight into exile today, a Dodgers, for a record of six in one source close to the new president series contest. . said. The loser, as the Dodgers shot The informant said negotiations for their first victory desperately for a safe conduct pass for the in this classic and their, initial deposed dictator have been conoverall series triumph in six tries cluded. He said Peron will be was Loes. And the kid young Billy picked up by a seaplane from the was the victim of from NEW YORK Box score of Brooklyn (UP) Paraguayan gunboat in Buenos one those Yankee of 1955 World second the Series typical "big" Aires harbor and flown to ParaInnings. guay. Then he will go to Spain. game: ABRH O A The splurge came in the fourth, Peron will leave behind what has Brooklyn 1 with Brooklyn leading, J to 0, and 4 0 been described as an "Arabian Gilliam If 2 4 2 were two away when the ss Reese 12 0 there Nights" treasure trove amassed 4 0 Snider Yankees roared to four runs on cf 10 his during years dictatorship of 11 2 c 0 0 3 a four , walk, and a hit batter. A hits, Campanella invenArgentina. partial police 0 0 0 0 3 Furillo And was rf it of loot the Byrne who broke recovered thus tory far 3 0 0 6 1 their backs with a d listed almost dollars in Hodges" lb 2 11 single that sent in the , two final gold coins and U.S. and Argentine J. Robinson 3b 3 0 12 2 Yankee runs. Zimmer 2b currency alone. 1 0 0 0 0 Loes Loes was staggering by then as, p Fled When Regime Toppled 0 0 0 0 0 finally, Manager Walt Alston sent Bessent p Peron fled to refuge aboard the 1 0 0 0 0 him on the long- walk to the shower gunboat Paraguay, in Buenos Aires Spooner p and brought, in the second of four for repairs, when his regime top0 0 0 0 0 Brooklyn pitchers. 11 pled days ago. He remained Labine p 0 0 0 0 0 too late, then. Because, was It aboard the old crippled Totals 28 2 5 24 10 while Brooklyn got one run back in gunboat under the watchful eyes New York AB R H O A the fifth, Byrne's mixture cf a of the Argentine navy and air force 0 Bauer rf blazing fast ball, a crackling curve during negotiations for his exile. Cerv cf 3 0 0 0 0 and the slider that brought him President Eduardo Lonardi, lead4 0 McDougald from shut them out back nowhere, er of the revolution which ended Noren cf-3 0 0 4 0 the rest of the tremenwith a way Peron's "iron man" domination. Berra c 3 6 1 dous assist from that the Latin Collins lb promised Jo respect . " 3 1 0 S' 0 Yankee defense. , American"polkry of the righ t of Howard lf-1 4 . A play by play description folpolitical asylum. But he vowed .Martin 2b 3 3 lows: also to make certain that Peron Rizzuto ss 1 would not be able to conspire to 0 0 0 0 0 Robinson Dodgers first regain his political power and pres- B-0 0 0 0 0 Gilliam, with a two and two Coleman tige from the safety of exile. 1 0 0 2 2 count, struck out. A source close to the presidency J. Coleman ss 0 3 0 p' Byrne On the, first pitch Reese flied to said that Spain's willingness to ac 29 4 8 27 8 Totals also filed to Bauer, who Snider cept Peron was expressed by it Rizzuto , in made a good running catch in short for pitch by Spanish Charge d Affaires Manuel 4th. center. Viturra in a meeting with Juan for E. Robinson in 4th. right No runs, no hits, no errors, cone Chavez, Paraguayan ambassador it into double play for . Bes left. to Buenos Aires. sent in 5th. Party Leader Arrested for. Spooner in 8th. Yankees first Police Wednesday nteht arrested Brooklyn- 2 ,000 110 000 Bauer, on a three and one count, 000 400 OOx 4 Alejandro Leloir, leader of the Per- - New York hit a ground single to left.' How 2. onista Party. Leloir succeeded PerMcDougald. worked the count to on as party head after the latter ard, Martin, Byrne 2, Gilliam, .e and two then struck out and tl - Zimmer; Zimmer Bauer was doubled attempting to resigned on the heels of the abor tive June 16 revolt. . Hodges-ReesJ second, Campanella to. Zim- Collins; Berra - steal Lonardi Wednesday granted full Coleman-Marti- n mer: amnesty for all military and polit Martin; Martin-J- . Coleman-CollinNoren flied to Snider. ical figures imprisoned since Per 4, New York 5. No runs, one hit, no errors, none on took office in June, 1946, in 5, Loes 1, Spooner 1. left. 6, Loes 5, Spooner 5, Labine eluding those whose cases are 3 1. Bessent 0 pending in the courts. Dodgers second At the same time, Amadeo said Spooner R&ER Labine Campanella fouled to McDouHBP Loes gald near the Dodger dugout. that all political refugees in foreign Loes Byrne embassies here would be permitted (Berra), Loes (E. Robinson). W- - Furillo walked on five pitches. to go abroad without hindrance. Byrne. (N), Hodges flied to Bauer. Most of Peron's chief supporters Plate; Honochick (A), IB; Dascoli Robinson was booed loudly when took asylum in various Latin Amer (N), 2B; Summers 1A) 3B; Don- - he came to the plate. ican embassies when his regime atelli (N), right field; Flaherty Rizzuto went on the outfield felL (A), left field. grass in short left center to take Robinson's pop fly.. No runs, no hits, no errors, one .' i left. Yankees second Berra was hit on the shoulder and knocked down by an inside pitch. He was not hurt and went to first. Collins struck out. On a three and two count Howard also struck out and Berra, going down to second on the pitch, was safe when Zimmer dropped Campanella's throw for the first Dodger error of the series. Martin struck out on a three and two count. No runs, no hits, one error, one - left-hande- I rs ss 4-- .AS - -- entered the White House for the meeting, he said tne session ' could .be considered "routine." He said ft was another indication that the government's business "is going forward in the absence of the President." . In an unprecedented act, some 20 of the government's top officials bowed their heads and said a si government leaders. Xr lent prayer for their President in The session was the- first held v was Eisenhower President since Denver. r It has been customary for meet- - struck by a heart; attack Saturday. It will be followed by meeting of ' the Cabinet tomorrow.5 The top policy group, concerned with foreign and military affairs, was confronted with the prospect that defense outlays may nave to rise next year and that a recently-suggeste-d cut of one billion dollars this year may be all but out of the question. Those facts bear vitally on the By MERRIMAN SMITH efforts to balance administration's House Writer United "Press White federal the Summer The by next June budget DENVER (UP) - White House announced today that 30, a goal that Treasury Secretary PRESIDES IN LIEU OF IKE Vice President Richard Nixon, substituting for President Eisenhower, President Eisenhower will be able George M. Humphrey says can be arrives at White House- - today to preside over secret session of the National Security Council. The to initial two necessary documents reached with 'a three per cent re- outlook for further cuts in defense spending topped the list of issues to be discussed. (UP ' by the end of this week" and that duction in federal spending. Different View his top deputy will fly here tomor--- " row to supervise White House ofPentagon officials take a differPinay Addresses U.N. Assembly fice operations from Denver. ent view. They argue that federal The announcement was generally revenues 'are running ahead of regarded as an indication that Mr. prior estimates and that a balanced Eisenhower's recovery from , a budget may be reached through a heart attack has been satisfactory (Continued on Page Four). enough for him to begin, doing an occasional light bit of work within the next few. days. At noon MST the President's Mrs SAN FRANCISCO (UP) Jean Benedicto, Betty By BRUCE W. MUNN managed to block in the steering 'ties to progress satisfactorily withaccused kidnaper of baby Robert CorresDondent Tfnitpd Staff committee a move to place Al Press out complications" ".after another Marcus, was under guard today in N.Y. NATIONS, (UP) geria on the agenda but Morocco comfortable night. , a psychiatric ward where she was pUNITED was excluded. declared is it France the Sherman Adams, today top presibeing treated for a "convulsion." with reconciliatoin Western "dential assistant, will fly here from Mrs. Benedicto, a buxom aalonde against who admitted taking the baby Russia if it means dissolution of Washington tomorrow and remain 5 of Nina , daughter Colledge, of here to direct White House activi- Mrs. Ruby 310 from the nursery at Mount; Zion the Atlantic pact and withdrawal . Barney Barney, C. James from forces Press American was Europe. arrested Secretary ties, W. 2nd N., Provo, and Wayne Hospital Sept. 19, Antoine Minister French in Hagerty told reporters. Stockton, Foreign Wednesday in early died Lehi, early today : The two documents which the Colledge, AsU.N. General to told face the here and Calif., Pinay brought Lake hospital, after being a on President is expected to initial late Salt the Russia "is wrong sembly charges. k ' injured in a tomorrow or Saturday are routine critically crash on U. S, 91 Wednesday at After intensive - questioning, she track when it attacks the Atlantic was placed in a jail cell at city pact and when it bases its propaMidvale Junction. TOKYO (UP) Communist The child was a passenger in prison. Four hours later, she broke ganda on the elimination of what China will withdraw six of its of semblance will be the first It a car driven by her brother, Dal down completely, weeping and it calls, improperly, 'foreign basdivisions North from work President the official ground any by es.'"Barney, 25, 147 - 10th E., Salt sobbing. Radio Korea October, since he was stricken by as heart Lake during to the removed "I- know of no 'foreign bases' psychi a son of Mrs. Barney She was said today. attack last Saturday and taken to by a City, Hos Francisco at San ward atric establishments, imposed Peiping previous marriage. military be the second major will It The Barney' car was north- pital, where Dr. David Wilson, on any state, within the North Atw i t h d r a w 1 of announced Adams arrival apparently will bound Wednesday at 1:05 a.m., clinical director of psychiatry, said lantic Treaty Organization," Pinay Chinese Communist troops put to rest any speculation that a when it hit a bump and swerved she would remain under observa said. Korea from the North since 48 hours. least delegation of presidential powers into the inside at for tion traffic of demeans of know "I only war 1953. ended in will be necessary. said lane, into the path of a semi- Dist. Atty. Thomas Lynch next fense that have been placed in and trailer, driven by he will ask the grand jury truck freely and voluntarily, in The President had another com- Walter Ervin Betty, 33, h Monday to return a kidnaping common, that fortable day yesterday "without E., Salt Lake City. indictment against Mrs. Benedicto. the service' of a single ideal, " complications" and was able to The crash was investigated by The charge calls for a possible of peace." spend 13 hours outside his oxygen Salt Lake County Deputy Sheriff sentence of 1 to 20 years in prison. Pinay, the third of the Big Four tent at Fitzsimons Army Hospital. Don Smith. Robert foreign ministers to address the Meanwhile, . He was returned to the tent during The child suffered,, fatal head was to: leave. Mount Zion Hospital General Assembly's 10th annual the night but only as a routine injuries. today with his mother, Hanna, 29, session, took a firm stand againt measure to help him rest, the docDal the driver; his after undergoing a checkup. His Russia's German policy and deBarney, tors said. ' wife, Leora; Jojy 6; father, Dr. Sanford Marcus, 34, clared that the Bonn government Mrs. Eisenhower, who has a son, Jimmy, 3, daughter, and brother, Coy, said .Mrs. Benedicto apparently is the dnly "dmocratically elected room across the hall from the 16, suffered minor injuries. gave the infant the best of care. government in Germany. President at the hosDital. sees him Nina was born in Lehif July Mrs.- - Benedicto said she stole Reported Paris Cables, several times a day and may have 2. 1950, a daughter of Wayne and Robert because she always "want sources in Paris f iaid Reliable discussed any number of subjects. Ruby Barney Barney Colledge. ed a little boy of my own." She the government cabled had But the attitude of the staff is to She lived in Lehi until" a year said .she had lost a child 10 years Pinay Moroccan the that crisis ' warning say nothing to' him about business ago. ... ago. : at once because must settled be or official affairs and answer when She is survived by her parents; Mrs. Benedicto said she married the Arab states complaint against asked in general phrases of encour- - a grandmother, Mrs. Ninai Col Mark' B. Benedicto, French control of North Africa ledge, Lehi; three rooming house operator and editor would be debated shortly in the most rieasani xiay Dal Barney, Salt Lake Citv: of a newspaper, last u.n. As the President's recovery pro- Dwayne Barney, Springville: Coy October.Filipino She wanted a baby so " ceeds, owever, he is expected to Barney, Provo, and a half sister, badly, she said, that she let her Pinay's address als odrew spe : cial interest because he was the Ann Chapman, Provo. (Continued on Page Four). (Continued on Page Four). first of the Western Big Three foreign ministers to speak since Three Top Democrats Pledge T they concluded Wednesday two days of planning strategy for the Big Four foreign ministers confer ; ence at Geneva Oct. 27. . The western ministers, joined by West German Foreign Minister Heinrich von Brentano, announced "complete accord" in their Gen eva planning and said they would meet, again in Paris prior to the By O. B. LLOYD JR. talk to some 5500 Rayburn was a "no politics" af- conference. United Press Staff Correspondent students on the campus of the fair. MacMiUan To Speak STONE WALL, Tex., (UP) of Texas. He suggested strongly by his reBritish Foreign Secretary Har University Three top Democrats pledged to Johnson said the President's at marks that Stevenson's overnight old MacMillan will address the day that the party will not attempt tacK would not result in any visitito his ranch should not be general assembly Friday. to take political advantage of change in Senate policy. interpreted as a political endorsePinay faced a growing drive by President Eisenhower's heart atAbove Politics ment 1952 Democratic presi- the Arab states for a full airing of the County ' tack. He said that as of France's North African troubles leader, dential nominee. The three party leaders, Adlai it was his intentionmajority for tee Senate A press conference with Steven- in, the General Assembly.. France Stevenson, the 1952 presidential to act on the basis of what is best son and Rayburn was set up at the nomineer Senate Majority Leader for the country and not on a parti- ranch later in the day. anti Enrrccn Lyndon , B. Johnson, and House san line. indicated he and Ste- HALTED IN NICCCIA Rayburn Speaker Sam Rayburn, held a "I am not going to turn the Sen venson would leave the Johnson NICOSIA, Cyprus (UP) British conference at Johnson's ate into a nominating convention ranch "fairly early" today for the police and Ccmmandos used tear L ranch near here, where Johnson or make precinct captains out of return trip to Austin. Both indi- gas eainst h demonstra Is himself recuperating from a the members even if I could, cated would to talk tors ia tha main square of Nicosia HE WAS PLENTY OXEH! Tommy Byrne, who was more than okch in defeating the Dodgers, they reporters heart attack.. which I can't," Johnson told news at that time. in the second game of the 1S55 World Series at Yankee Stadium today, gives the victory today while British soldiers with Stevenson and Rayburn arrived men. Sevenson arrived in Dallas by fixed bayonets turned back a stone sign in dressing room after game. Byrne became first pitcher to beat the Dodgers at. the ranch shortly before last Johnson insisted to newsmen that plane g from Chicago and and mob of 5000 at as a starter and route going pitcher this year. In additon, his single with the bases loaded in the yesterday tniiniht after Stevenson mads a the meeting with Stevens cm. and (Ccnlutd ca Pare Fcur), JLimsssol. fourth inning scored tht two winning runs. (UP Xelephoto) As - , Meets With 20 Top U.S Session Opened In silent Prayer tor zecove of Ike Nixon :.? r n P Second Game Box Score - 4 10 12 - President To Initial 2 Documents on 10 - .00001 D-Ho- ak -- bases-loade- 25-ye-ar 10 13 110 lf 12 Kidnaper of Baby Being Treated For 'Convulsion' Utah County Girl, 5, Dies From Accident 112 112 10 12 rf kFrance Scores Russian Attack On Foreign Bases 27-year-- A-- air-tig- ht E. - H. 10 r A-H- B-R- an C-H- . " . China to Pull 6 Divisions From N. Korea car-truc- RBI-Snide- Reese-Hodge- . lla e; s; s. LOB-Brookl- - r, BB-Byr- ne yn SO-By- 7-- HO-Lo- es , - 1-- 3, 2-- 3, 0-- 1. l-- 3, 2--2. 4-- 4, L-Lo- on-comi- ng - T-2:2- 8. 1006-16t- -- 12-day-- : " - i . half-brothe- rs, ; ':.. Democrats Won't Take Pol itical Adva ntage of Ike's Heart Attack "non-politica- l" riot top-lev- el anti-Britis- 4-- 2, left-hand- bottle-throwin- ed Dodgers third Bauer, who pulled a muscle in his right thigh attempting to steal second in the first inning had to leave the game. Howard moved to right, Noren went to left field and Cerv went to center field. Zimmer was called out on strikes Rizzuto threw out Loes. Gilliam flied to Noren in left. No runs, no hits, no errors, nose left Yankees third Rizzuto singled to left, Gilliam making a good recovery near the foul line to keep the hit from being a double. p!!eh hit Byrne, on a three-tw- o into a double play, Zimmer to Eccse to Hodges. Cerv was called out on strikes. It was Loes' fifth strikeout No runs, one hit, no errors, none left Dodgers fourth Reese sliced a double irto right field for the first hit off Byrne. Snider singled to the right fk'i corner to score Reese and make it 0 in favor of Brooklyn, but he was thrown out trying to stretch it Xtrel. (Continued en 1-- Pis |