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Show TELEPHONE FR 3-50- rAIK 50 For Herald Advertising Sports, Editorial v Circulation , with little change in temper tare; high 85; loir tonirht SO; highest temperature recorded In Prove-areFriday 82; lowest Saturday s '- -' Society Phone: FR 3-46- -- Shop J 84 ' ' VOL 33, NO. znorninr ' ' ' ' PROVO, UTAH COUNTY. UTAH. 15 1 - SUNDAY, " l . SEPTEMBER 11, 1955 ' r 5. at Sears and Save. P(L adr. ' PRICE TEN CENTS Russians Accused By Plans Adenauer Ike Continues To Be Non Committal About 1956 By WARREN DUFFEE United Press Staff Correspondent i President EiDENVER (UP) senhower left Republican leaders still hopeful today that he will run again in 1956 but warned them to "be prepared to tack your flag to another jnast" in case he does not. The Chief .Executive gave the state leaders a rousing pep talk at a party breakfast but remained on his 1956 plans.: non-commit- tal West German Leader Reminds Bulganin of r the , assembled state chairmen appeared optimistic after Russian Atrocities the President's tape but some !of By KENNETH BRODNEY them noted that hk mentioned the U United, Press Staff Correspondent possibility that the party must have another leader because of MOSCOW (UP) West German the frailties of human nature being and Russian leaders engaged in what they are. a name -- calling brawl Saturday was touched off by Chancellor Konrad The breakfast meeting the! Adenauer's a to closed charge that Soviet press, but transcript soldiers to was committed atrocities in of the President's remarks at end of World War the available later. made be Germany II. Assistant White House Press SecLeaders of the two delegations retary Murray Snyder, giving re- took off their diplomatic kid gloves porters a resume of the President's in the described Mr. Eisensecond, day of the historic remarks, German-SoviWest conference ,i ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. (UP) hower as saying he did not belieye here. so Sharon Kay Ritchie of Colorado the Republican Party is lacking Grim Faced became the new Miss America in men of quality! and leadership on one man that it must depend The grim-face-d Adenauer told night. The pretty Saturday auburn-haired girl won Snyder said , the President also the Russian leaders to their faces over the other 48 contestants. referred to speculation by some that Soviet troops committed atrocIn second place "was Miss Ore- Republican leaders over what will ities in Germany. Soviet Communist Party Chief gon, Dorothy Johnson. Third was happen if he does npt run again. Miss Chicago, Florence Gallawas as Nikita S. Khrushchev snapped The President quoted wass Miss fourth In off that place back that this 'was an "offensive gher. saying that hewould jump ' North Carolina, Clara Arnold, arid bridge when "he" coifaes to it. remark.. fifth was Miss Oklahoma, Ann The state chairmen appeared The Soviets turned down flatly Campbell. generally jubilant, however, arid Adenauer's demands for 'release of The pretty new Beauty Queen some said they were more strongly German war prisoners. of the nation not only ' won the convinced than efer that the Presi They told the Chancellor that title, but also a small fortune in dent again will be the standard if he attempted to negotiate "from prizes, a chance to make ang es- bearer. Mr. Eisenhower stressed a position of strength" in Moscow, timated $60,000 in her year-lonthe importance of jthe GOP being "there is no point in .further nego. reign and probably a movie a party of allthe people and nota tiations." contract. The .conference of leaders concerned appeared deadMiss Ritchie hopes to be a dra- organization locked and the session ended influence for with gaining matic sfar. In the talent section only no with a new meet set for plans she did a dra themselves. night, Saturday of Adenauer and top Soviet ing as the President Snyder quoted , matic- - reading of "The Murder Leaders. saw ne when effect that in "of Lidice" by Edna St. Vincent saying the faces of the assembled state Soviet Premier Nikolai Bulganin CRASH SCENE Herald staff photo shows scene told Adenauer were there flatly le the he liked of crash on the highway a . mile west of chairmen, Republican no ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. of Soldier Summit. German socailed prisoners ever. more than Party Mishap occurred Saturday when plane was Miss Utah, Suxanne (UP) were he war." there Instead, said, forced-landin- g the the before a and crashed into car. One person, session, Shortly attempting Poulton, and Miss Missouri, 9626 "war criminals" whose con the received President Mrs. of Patricia 21, telegram Rigby, Farmington, a passenger in the car. Sharon Frances Knickerbockviction by Soviet court was "really 50 state which territorial and all er were announced as twin humanity." chairmen sent him from Washing an act of said winners in the talent division that "all Geisnan Engine "Conks Out Bulganin ton Friday. It urged him to rim of the Miss America contest leased and sent home to to their again because "We like Bee be tier motherland." Both got Saturday night. than ever:" Neither $1,000 scholarships. fiitter Exchange The President plainly refused! to was , in the first 10 finalists. Suzanne appeared in a dratip his hand and made it clear The exchange took place Satur once more that he is not ready to day morning in a ZVz hour session matic reading- during the reveal his decision, even if he has the bitterest exchange, as revealed week." Sharon's specialized I . it. reached was talent swimming-at a. Soviet -- press conference,- - reBut Utah State Chairman Oral sulted from the following state Wilkinson told newsmen the ment to at She J. An hopes study Millay. attempting a on their way to Price to attend by Adenauer: breakfast talk "sound President's Pasadena Playhouse, .the famed an educators convention. They farced highway landing It is true that Hitler's troops into a car a mile west of crashed man, and ed like he was a candidate." marry a Soldier were riding at an elevation of apmany serious atrocities Summit have children. The GOP leaders, who flew here committed seri9000 feet when motor morning Saturday Sovproximately Soviet the people, but But the marriage will have to from Washington late Friday tor against a woman the in trouble developed and their en injuring iet troops in Germany also com- ously wait at least a year, under the a breakfast session with the Chief mitted vecar and both i demolishinggine ''conked out" entirely. certain acts." . terms of the contest, other- people in hicles. Executive, were reconciled to his Five Circles Plane j She said to the nearly 19,000 decision not to tip his hand on Khrushchev then asked Adenau volved either escaped injury or who was er the for chairman, suffered only minor hurts. Dr. Nicholes circled his plane persons jpresent and to the mil- his 1956 plans. X lions of others on television that But that did not dampen their the floor to reply to the Chancellor for a place to land and to statements made by Ger-vo- n Three a x u professors and a leaking on a strip of straight-swa"I just can't tell you how much conffdence that Mr. Eisenhower and Brenatano. decided student were in the plane, none I appreaciate this honor. All I again will be their condidate or road immediately .west of of whom were seriously hurt, can do is thank, God for giving tone down their predictions of sue "Chancellor Adenauer said at Mrs. Patricia Rigby, He nur$ed his Summit. Soldier 21, Farm j me the ability to get where I cess behind him "in 1956. the end of his speech that when ington, riding in the car with her plane along toward the ground am." The President was prepared to Soviet troops crossed the German husband, suffered a broken col then banked and with the long She was met after a fast tour give the GOP state chairmen, led border and continued their advance larbone, road apparently empty, came in broken ribs and down the long ramp at Conven- by National Republican Chairman they also committed atrocities," cuts ana onuses, sne multiple was in for his landing, p. tion Hall by her parents", Mr. and Leonard W. nail, nis views on Khrushchev said. "good" condition late Saturday The speed of his plane had Mrs. F. A. Ritchie. Both of the what the party : should do to "I categorically deny this. in the Utah Valley Hospital. Her been cut to approximately && parents embraced their daughter. strengthen its organization in an "The Soviet troops' were carry husband was unhurt except for miles per hour and he was all Sharon is 5 fefet 6 inches tall. effort to win all the way from ing out their sacred duty to the shock. set for a perfect landing when She weighs 116 pounds. She has White House to courthouse next Soviet people and that is why they t in the strange air-- suddenly the car driven by the what the fashion people call per year. continued hostilities. If troops had Involvedcrash was a four place Rigby couple loomed up on the fect measurements, a 35 bust, Hall told newsmen that every attacked Germany and Germany highway roadway. .He cut the plane into Stinson piloted by Dr. Max the hips the same and a precinct in every state will be had defended itself, could that be Nicholes,plane side of the mountain on the associate professor of waist. manned in the 1956- elections. He called committing atrocities? side of the roadway, but north at Brigham Sharon said she planned to use admitted that was not : the case I think that an offensive re Animal Husbandry and with the Rigby car com-th- e collided a light tiie $5,000 scholarship which she last year when the GOP lost both mark was made about the Soviet Young University, machine after sheering off has won to go to a "fine college." houses of Congress to the Demo troops and that moved me to make car driven hy Seymour Rigby, a wheel against the mountain Farmington. She has selected the Pasadena crats. these remarks." Summti. Soldier downhill from ing i ... 4 In Plane Playhouse. bounced into the air and side, In the plane with Dr. Nicholes The impact of plane and car were Dr. Henry L. Isaksen. ; of completely demolished both mau x u; itaipn iJosweu, a senior chines. The plane lost its wheel student at the University; and and propeller; broke one of the Scott Orrock, instructor in coon-- wing struts off and bent and broke selling at BY U. In the car with most of the other outside parts. Mr. Rigby was his wife Patricia. The top of the car was. smashed Injured were Mr.'Bosweil ,'and downi on top of Mr. and Mrs. Dr. Isaksen, passengers in the Rigby; but the metal material in plane, and Mrs. Rigby. The the car top protected, them .from B Y U men sustained facial, in being crushed. Car Obstacle juries and after being taken to the Utah Valley Hospital in an According to Dr. Nicholes the ambulance from the scene of the plane 'could have made a perfect accident they were released to a landing if it had not. been for the car on the road at that particular private physician. According to Dr. Nicholes, pilot time. The road was straight and of the plane, the four men from there was a wide strip on the Brigham Young University were south! side "of the roadway which would .have permitted stopping the plane in plenty of time. Mercury Drops to, 88 MrJ Rigby said that he saw the plan swooping low and com ing towards him and he tried to dodge it, but Dr. Nicholes said and the car was struck squarely he saw no evidence of swerving in the middle of the' right hand , :. ' . lane, 1 Most of Commies Sav 29 Free To Go Home , i Beauty From Colorado Is Miss America Concession by Chinese Announced to American Ambassador at Geneva et -- GENEVA (UP) Communist China has agreed to release all American civilians "held in jail or under house arrest. . .within a few i days." . Chinese Communist negotiator Wang Ping-na- n issued a communique "informing" American Am- bassador U. Alexis Johnson that 29 American civilians known to be in Red China are free to leave. They will be sent to Hon Konff on the start toward repatriation Wang said. ; J . r - . V J CAR-PLAN- E airplane-automobi- Relatives Three Injured ds Plane Crashes Into Hopeful, Ca rJ rLEorcedXand i n g nSjCdnyorf Skeptical ' - i - 1 ; good-looki- airplane ng u . , ' . y . i - j I i , ; I . 23-in- ch - f : Johnson announced at the same tune that Chinese students In the United" States were free to return to their homeland if . they desire- Wang announced that Britain had been named as Red China's agent to aid in repatriating the Ameri cans. Johnson said India had been ap U "assist" any Chinese pointed was seriously injured. Three$ B Y U professors and a student students to who wanted to leave the were in the plane. They wer en route to Price to attend an United States. educators convention when they had motor trouble, precipiWang's announcement came four after he had announced that days the accident. strange tating 12 additional Americans would be freed. ,, Strong Demand Informed Western observers ' Said that Johnson's own strong demands for the release of th Americans were helped because the Chinese believed their en Pare Two) " ! ; j California Heat Wave Is Broken i LOS ANGELES (UP) Cooling sea breezes were credited today for snapping Southen California's worst heat wave in history which caused 107 deaths, scores of beat prostration cases and heavy losses f. "con-(Continn- ed j Americans In China Listed By UNITED PRESS Relatives of Americans due for release from Chinese Communist prisons expressed delight - at the news today but some were afraid WASHINGTON Here is (UP) to get their hopes too high pending the State of list Amer Department official word. icans still held fa Communist In Atadena, Calif., Mrs. Robert China: McCann, whose husband was In JaU seized four years ago in Tientsin Dr. Homer V. Bradshaw. New where he was an automobile im York Lawrence Robert BuoL City; porter, was reluctant to say much Calif The Rev. John Stockton, until' McCann actually is repatri- William San Clifford, Francisco; . ated. The Rev. Justin Garvey, Union Long Grin .; The Rey. Fulgenc City, "It's wonderful news," she said. Gross, Chicago; The Rev. John "nut I'd ratner not make any Alexander Houle, San Francisco; now not until he's re- Dilmus T. Kanaday, Houston, statements clared. "The passengers with, leased a bird in the hand is worth Tex.; Levi A. Lovegreen, Seattle; me were not frightened because two in bush." the Faui Aiacxinsen, Baltimore; Robeverything seemed to be under In San Francisco .Alex McCarthy, ert McCann, Altadena, Calif.; control until the car suddenly of brother Rev. the Charles Joseph Rev. Charles Joseph McCarthy. came into the picture. After that of said San Francisco; The Rey. Joseph Modesto, Calif., McCarthy to not we did have any time Ossininsr "I just looked at myself in the Patrick McCormack. . worry." when I heard the news and N.Y.; Dorothy Middleton, Cicero, The plane belonged to the Provo mirror " EL; Harriet Hills, New York City; Squadron Flying Club and wis my grin was so long I couldn't Sarah Perkins, New York City; operating in an excellent manner help'thinking of how low it was on The Rev. s, Thomas Leonard until the motor began to mis. the day I heard he was picked up." San AmFrancisco; Bishop "It's wonderful- news," said Then it conked out completely, and the accident followed, the Harry Clifford, brother of the Rev. brose H. Pinger, Chicago; Armand John William Clifford, San Fran Proulx, Lawrence, Mass.; W. A. pilot said. of The site the crash is a level cisco. "We're naturally anxious to Rickett, Seattle; The Aev. Harold straight-a-wa- y one mile west of hear more specifically, when the W. Oigney, Chicago; The Rev. John Paul Wagner, Chicago ;L The Soldier Summit, as the road be- release will come." Rev. Marcellus White, Waltham, final its climb. weeds The Also San in Mrs. gins Francisco, along the side of the road offered Evelyn Harrington, sister' of The Mass.; John T. Downey, New Brit fine stoppage for the disabled Rev. Thomas L. Phillips, Butte, ain, Conn.; Richard Eecteau, Lynn, plane, and if it had not been for Mont, said, "Of course I'm very Mass., and H. F. Redmon, Yonk-er- s, N.Y. the car it would probably have happy. I just hope there won't be landed without trouble, even after a slip-up-" Three missionaries The Rey. F. its crash into the hillside. Seeing Is Believing D. Gordon, The Rev. Joseph E. In Stockton, Calif., Lawrence f 5 Minutes Later James G. father of Lawrence Robert Hyde, and the s Rev. Boul, It was about 9:25 a.m. whn i Joyce. Boul, said the news about his son engine trouble first started, ac- Lmade Joyce, Clinton, Mass., has been cording to Dr. Nicholes, and the in 5V4 him "the happiest I've been a.dominican missionary for nearyears. 20 years and a prisoner for occurred approximately "I'll believe it when I see him or ly five minutes later. yeaft. The injured persons from the hear his voice," he added. (3Iee Sem Lai, an American of plane and the car were taken to At Seattle,W.Mrs. A. J. Rickett, Chinese descent, has been listed, A. Rickett, said but the status of her case is not Provo in an ambulance driven by mother of Joe Korau and Bob1 Thomas. Dr.j "Maybe this time they mean it clear.) "But I'll have to see it to believe The State Department gave this Nicholes stayed with the plane awaiting arrival of a salvage It" she added. "It would be won- list of 10 Americans whom, it said, truck from the Provo Flying derful." Communist China has agreed to Field. The Utah State Inspector The prisoner's father said: ' witnin a few days": release "That's sure good news. It will Buol, Kanady, Lovegren, pf Aeronautics was- - reported as Dorothy being enroute to the site of the take .25 - years off the wife's Middleton, Sarah Perkins ,Bickett, crash to conduct his investigation. shoulders." Bigney, Gordon, Hyde and Joyce. swept on for approximately one hundred feet be fore coming to a complete stop with all'of its controls gone. "Jt looks like little of the plane can be salvaged," Dr. Nicholes said, "but the radio seemed to be un injured, and most of the panel board with Its equipment seemed to still be in workable condition." Drain Gas The gas tanks did not break open but there were some definite craks and efforts were being made to drain the gasoline tp avert any chance of a fire. "It is a miracle that everyoitg was not killed," Dr. Nicholes deThe plane - ' N-J- Phil-lipp- - " , crash Russians Launch Accusations U.N. Disarmament Tallcs Heading for a Deadlock UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (UP) sign of even small agreement be- ference and that Russia "considers "It Is imperative to eliminate the The United Nations talks on dis- tween the Soviet and Western po- that these proposals are of interest possibility of sudden atomic attack The "killer", hot spell broke Fri armament appeared today to Te sitions. and deserve " rough study." ! one state or another," he said, by Won't Badge It said he spent most of the time pointing out that large armies day on the 10th day of high tem heading for a deadlock, and the WestBritish the Minister of State An when Soviet the the viet disarmament would still be needed to fight an peratures delegate accused, steadily dropping mercury settled for a high ern powers of trying to sabotage thony Nutting said Russia had nofJ proposals of May 10 which called atomic war and that the stationof 88 degrees. Saturday's high' was them. ouagea irura us aemana ior ac- for stationing Inspectors at strate- ing of inspectors at "strategic of the Kremlin's May 10 gic road to was Soviet The contained be S3, above ceptance charge expected and other slightly would help minimize tht normal for this time of the year in a broadcast by the Soviet news disarmament proposals, already "agreed points" to supervise troop points of risk surprise. The temperature hit 100 or high- agency Tass. It said Soviet dele- described 'by the West as "inade- movements. . failure of all previous at"The ; er for eight straight days includ gate Arkadi Sobolev had accused quate." Believes Control Possible cone "The Soviet government is pro- tempts to solve the problem of ing an high of 110 before the Western representatives of Speeches made by delegates darit sank to 96 Thursday. The hot having "in essence repudiated ev ing the session hive foundly convinced that effective trol was a consequence of an un' been done set new has but "secret" Tass been that the also broadcast control over disarmament is possi realistic approach," he said. a record for erything by spell a or better heat. subcommittee earlier." from sustained made excerpts speech ble," Sobolev was quoted. 'This In New York, Sobolev said he The disarmament subcommittee, Wednesday by Soboley. . Southern California's heat-wear- y has been and remains the view- still was waiting for Harold E. millions found little relief to make n de up of representatives of t.e Tass said the group discussed point of the Soviet government and WINS MISS AMERICA .CROWN Miss Colorado, Sharon Kay Ritchie (center) of Denver is shown the weather uncomfortable. ,The United States, Britain, Canada, the disar -- ment the establishment of such control S tass en. President Eisenhower's proposals put f at the moment she was notified of her selection as Miss America of 1S56. Miss Oregon, Dorothy humidity ranged up to 35. per cent France and Russia, adjourned Fri by French Premier Edgar is the aim of the Soviet govern- special aide, to give the American Mae Johnson (right), was the first runner-u- p for the title. view on the May 10 plan, at midday Friday. day until next Tuesday with no Faure at the Geneva summit con ment . . . " to farmers. ; re-stati- ng . junctions all-tim- two-week-o- ld . 100-degr- ee or-wa- rd -- -- |