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Show Editorial Offices THI WEATHER Salt lak 33 Richards St. News EMpire EL Information - cloudiness City-.Variab- le 75 with occasional showers. Utah Partly cloudy. (See details on Page A-2- Advertising-Circulatio- n 143 S. Main St. fMpire ) 25 VOLT354 NO. 57 SAtT LAKE CITY, UTAH THI MOUHTAIlTWlST'S MAST NIWSPAMA -- Action Discloses Menace Accidents took five lives in Utah Sunday. Three died on the highways, bringing the weekend Labor Day toll to four. The other two victims were a father and son, electrocuted by a defective cooler on their Plain City dairy farm. (For details see Page J By JOSEPH FLEMING . (UPD The East German Communists relaxed their restrictions on travel to Berlin at midnight Sunday night but Western observers said the Red regime had shown It Is posing the greatest tlrflht since the blockade of 1948. West BerlinJMayor Willy Brandt, m a "fireside speech Sunday night told the West that more trouble was coming and said the Allies were being "led around by thenose by Communist leaders trying;to tenderize" them Into accepting a "rotten compromise on Berlin. T' BERLIN r - m 1 1 ITH Y IA I Secessionists Attack Lumumba Troops n J - V By RAY MOLONEY; Balbuba ELISABETHVILLE, THE CONGO (UPI) Tribesmen Monday were reported to have overwhelmed a n ot about SO Premier Patrice Lumumbas soldiers and to have captured jeeps and machine guns in the bitter guerrillaT fighting around Backwanga, capital (secessionist Kasai Prov ince. Bakwangawas said to be changing handstwTce dally, with the Congolese soldiers controlling it by dayrand the Balubas taking over at night Jjl pla--too- - Trade Bloc - ' : For Finland or 4 a travel restrlctfons-It- ve (lays ago to try to prevent refugees from East Germany and Henry MTaylor, 32,was killed Sunday by a burst of machine gun fire while covering the fighting near the village of persona- ByA. 13rPEDERSEN (UPDThe Monday-f- HELSINKI way was cleared Finland-to-Join-thero- or uter seven trade bloc in western EuropoMf it grants the same trade privileges to the Soviet ' Union, from4heom-munis- -expelled Russia has strongly opposed Finland's membership in the bloc which includes - Britain, Portugal, Austria, Switzerland, Norway, Sweden and Denmark but .Premier Nikita Khrushchev relented Sunday. A joint communique Issued t zone from holding a mass- - rally In West Berlin-- to call for thereturn of onetime German land now held by Poland. i .Allies Protest allied answer was a protest to the 5, 1960 10 MONDAY, SEPTEMBER m B-l.- ). To West Berlin Freedom N O W I N ITS ' Utah Accidents Claim 5 Lives mams ' 81 Tchelenge,"17miles'southeast of Bakwanga. He was the first American reporter to be killed while covering the turbulent 1 Congo. Newsmen Warned As result of Taylors death and the forcible detention by Con goleso tr oops - of - three British newsmen And their pilot, the United Nations com- Soviet-comman- who rejected -- the protest. West Berliners were dismayed by what they considered a lack of unity and purpose in the mand Monday was attempting Western stand; Brandt himself to discourage other newsmen saw the Red moves as a test from entering the area. of allied determinations.. In view of the Bakwanga - at end-- of Khrushchevs sur-- the -- days-the five During Incident, a U.N. statement said, prise visit to Fmland said East Hermans halted travel of JanLJ:hedeatlL of a United Russia had agreed to negotia- the refugee groups to Berlin States journalist -- on Sept, 4, tions which would permit Fin- western sources estimated land to join the vgroup and they turned back-1,00- 0 foreign Journalists should be trying discouraged from proceeding remain competitive in the to attend the rally. Brandt to Backwanga. un western markets, solved part of the problem by - Willing To Negotiate -- organizing ababy airlift"' by Taylor was caught by burst ot machine gun fire and The communique said Rus- commercial airlines. was killed instantly. sia was willing to negotiate TRAFFIC TOLL GROWS Typical of accidents on Threaten Action ground) went out of control and jumped the Santa res a The incident in which "possible-measuto mainthe nations highways was this one near Tustin, Cakf, Ana freeway divider crashing headon Into anotherThe next the right of were tribesmen reported tain and further develop the free access testof One resident from Covina, Calif., and two from Baldvehicle. A fourth passenger In the car died in a nearby could come if the to have overwhelmed the Lu exchange of trade between the West German Parliament dewin Park were killed Instantly when their car (fore hospital after the accident ' mumba forces, capturing a Soviet Union and Finland if cides to hold its annual symconsiderable quantity of - Finland . wanted - to conclude bolic session here next month a special trade agreement with Both the East Germans and .reported to have taken place the European Free Trade As- Soviet- - Premier Nikita Klim Sunday night near , the village of Luputa. sociation (outer seven). shchev have threatened action It said President Urho Kek- Belgian officers previously If the Bunthe had reported in Elisabethville konen had been invited to against meets city here. visit the Soviet Union in con- destag that the tribesmen had been LEONARDTOWN, MD, Brandt wants to hold such a nection with the trade talks driven to a frenzy by CongoEisenhowPresident (UPI) to reaffirm the lese army massacres and had beginning late in November meeting in Berlin but. West er wound up a Labor Day pinned down Lumumba troops German officials are reluctant By United Press International weekend outing of cruising,, in the villages of Luputa, to hold 4t Americans died on the highways at a rate of more than Mwene-DitPossible Blunder By DAVID D, LEWIS .and Gandajika jn and golfing Monday fishing Brandt, inJwo speeches Sun- five an hour Monday and threatened to set a record Labor and WASHINGTON (UPI) Khrushchev returned to the Bakwanga area. to to return his prepared President Eisenhower and Vice Moscow after issuing the com- day, warned that the CommuA meeting of tjie Congolese Day weekend death toll Monday night during the homeward White House desk. President Richard M. Nixon chamber of deputies was munique winding up a visit nists have launched a new rush. 1 The chief executive arid told the American working scheduled for that may have turned out to campaign to convince the West s Monday to The National Safety Council urged all motorists to drive members of his family spent people Monday that their rechave been a political blunder its position in West Berlin is Lumumbas leadership. geographically untenable. He for the Soviet leader. with "extra time, extra care, their third night in a row ord of progress serves as an Troops Rushed In inspiration tojhejworld. Khrushchev, who decided said the Communists, were andextra utmost anchored!!!" aboardis the capital of patience ship," a of Bakwanga program Mrr Eisenhower and Nixon, chicanery , suddenly to come here to help using skill to survive the last holi- smooth waters just off the in separate Labor Day mes- the mining state" proclaimed Kekkonen celebrate his 60th to win their point. Jower Potomae River, about sages, --contrasted- the- - lot --of independent in Kasai Province Meanwhile the Communists day of the summer. birthday; stunned Finns by 45kmiles south of (Washing- - the American workingman to by Baluba tribal leader Albert were A West United Press International again permitting making an speech Kalonji. Lumumba rushed in ithat of his less fortunate which stole the thunder from Germans to enter East Berlin counfshowed 338, persons had to for time the in first under five died TTiey'plafmed communism, 1,000 Congolese army troops in traffic accidents. The begnj days. Kekkgncns party. he President said workers to quell the revolt. Dispatches Labor Day record- - was 453 in trip back to the' capital MoifcjV' Some FimwddkdlhriYl Wesi German Tigwsmgfrtrtio this country have created from the area Monday said 195L Another 75 persons day, arriving sometime Moqf fair a scandal and others boarded an eastbound train a a dynamic society which has that fromT501o 200 Russian said Khrushchev created a few minutes after midnight drowned so far this weekend day evening. Whether the; and 59 died in miscellaneous would cruise the entire way, earfied the respect and raised technicians who have gone poor impression by making a had no trouble. accidents for a total of 472 ac- up the Potomac or use a the hopes of working people into the area in 15 Soviet at political speech r Ilyushin planes and were rehelicopter for Jthe last leg throughout the world. the actual birthday festivities. cidental deaths. For Khrushchev the speech Hurricane Slows Up, The standard of living has ported helping supply the California led the nation in of thejoumey was uncerwas compartively mild but hr been raised, working cond- Lumumba troops. traffic deaths, with 37, Texas tain. The outing, which began itions improved and greater sedid refer to the U2 incident Turns, Northward had 23, Pennsylvania 49 and and the danger to small counNew York 18. Illinois reported Friday night. Was designed curity achieved, he said, to a Indians Man Firelines SAN' JUAN, P.R. (UPI) tries which allow Americans Hurricane Donna, its move17, Ohio 13, North Carolina and primarily for the Presidents greater degreethan in any In - to use their bases. He also at-- ment chilYosemite Park Blaze other society in history. slowed and turned slightKentucky 12, Alabama, Florida grandchildren the four tacked Finlands Neighbors, ly northward, will pass about and Washington 11 each, and dren of his son, Lf. CoL But we are challenged to YOSEMITE, CALIF. (UPI) Denmark and Norway, mem- - 70 or 80 miles to the north of Eisenhower, and Johns wife show that our society can Michigan 10. Veteran Indian firefighters bers of NATO. was a major danger Barbara. make progress in freedom, from New Mexico were manSan Juan Monday afternoon, Fatigue -Khrushchev also brought theweather"bureau said. Mr. Eisenhower added, forJthe, millions qf motorists, ning fire lines Monday against up the TJ2 Incident again Sun- - In - a special bulletin, the District with an sore sunburn Wval, and a blaze which covers 500 to 700 by aggressive solicitor Archie ', day-i- n a lunch- - peec muscles which sometimes raise. ther bureau ordered hurrF ior'discussed x acres in a rough granite-hewdrivers anger anj risk of a n cane warnings continued as with the Harnett northwestern-secti- on of YoBoard AsksLatin-AiSolon County d for of Educational arm ting Mon Icldent. capable and ruthless, V the semite National Park. antionaiymeasure FARMINGTON (UP I) The National Safety Council the north and east coasts of day morning. President said, but it lacks Flames erupted this week... Sen. Hubert Humphrey one essential element: the end three miles northeast of Puerto Rico and the Virgin Miss Chance and Maynard, said the toll had been running Tias called for an Islands. spark of freedom which Amer- Hetch Hetchy Reservoir near both. 15, were among seven about the same as Labor Day, economic program 1959, until Sunday night when By United Press International icans hold most dear, and Mount Gibson after a For the south and west Indian pupils who rewere lightning alo'hg the lines of the Mar- coasts of Puerto Rico and St moved from took an alarming spurt It without which on sustained or storm Friday which moved the grounds of the it acciNevadas and shall Plan, to be accompanied Croix, highway now certain that our achievement is pos- through the Sierra. Rangers appears Virgin Islands, Hurri- Dunn school by police last dental death toll for the long satisfying by new efforts for regidnal cane warnings were sible. . -changed to weqk and held in patrol cars estimate (460 will be reached reported that if helicopters and perhaps passed. military disarmament. Labor Dar weekend stood at Nixon declared the strength Were available Initially the gale warnings. for 45 minutes. The. councils estimate was seven-Mondwith six dead of this nation is greater than flames might have been conLabor higher than the and another high living standards and vast tained in a few acres, buf the traffic Iji mishaps trafDay weekend recorcj-4- 53 production. It is, he said, the aircraft were being used in fic death'' set in 1951, Last in an accidentil shooting. representedin the other parts of the state. ' year the council predicted 450 The most recent accident oc- - strength and integrity .and vigor persona -- wmiM, fho,ln..traffj(-cu-; unions, overthe LaborDay Weekend. near Las-- Vegasr' It "'riaimM irt 'the' Institution of -- 'DETROIT (UPI) Demo- Labor Day Cadillac ta Pocatello, Idaho, and.Tues-da- UPI counted in rally 434. cratic presidential contender Square that .Americas ecobargaining in which he will head on to SpoThe council noted the going-hom- e thalives of John F. Kennedy charged Mon- nomic - , health is and management esworkers obviously kane and Seattle, Wash.-I- n, hours have been shown Reese of Pocatello, Idaho, and tablish the. pace of economic day that the Elsenhower ad- down and we had better call his speech prepared for the second most dangerous pe- his mother. Five advance. ministration has stunted the for a new doctor in at Mondays . rally, riod of the weeeknd. Over last other Washidelivery ' nations economic growth to ngton. He said, Labor in a free persons also were inKennedy emphasized problems Fourth of July weekend,, the two-ca- r the extent it has cost each Wayne collision. society is the vehicle for huof economic growth. He insist- council said, 23 pef cent oc- jured in the Good ol George hes got-t- he County' AFL-CIr . . a free mans averan -family leaders set sheriffs a dep- man dignity Clark of ed that 100,000 under County 24 goal curred final in the hours. Republican right answer for any since-195age total of $7,000 whereas in the dark have leadership, we have noiLbeen Ahout75 per cent of the fatak. uties said Reese and his moth-Fou- r glory, question, The Massachusetts senator the of the Communist societies . tiuuible-rally, starting point fgr growing. i camedurmg We going and re er were killed instantly, said in a. speech prepared for Democratic world, human labor discredits with With a really healthy rate tumirig holiday periods. presidential camof the five Injured were re- - mans purposes by being rele- problems the traditional paigns since Harry S Truman of growth, he said, .each famthe neighbors ported in serious condition? at gated to the status of tool and kids . . finan--cl- o started ily of four. wauld have re Southern Nevada JTMemorial commodity. Kennedy J umped the gun. this ceived, on the average, am ad1 worries? " ;r ' v ' year, launching an ditional $1,800 every year beHospital.' French .Police Seeking George your tour Friday in New Eng- tween T53 and 1959 a total The hottest and coldest loThe shooting accident result land and appearing this week of more than $7J)00. cations in the Continental 1 Of Parisians 2 Slayers problems. ed in the death of God intends no man to end in California and Alaska. PARIS (UPI) Polite Mon Kennedy described this sum United States during .the Now George " An admiringly riotous crowd .as $7,000 you could have had past 24 hours a reported to Davfd Wamstad of Carson live in this world without Say sought' terrorists who shot wont .solve the' U.S.' Westther Bureaur estimated state City. a rainy day, or to finance arid killed the proprietor arid a George prob- working pbut it seems to 5,000 personsby greeted police at for The youth presumably fired lone customer at a quiet subur- - your a to take or Calif. 108 Kennedy education, He college lems! Imperjal, will, jusfgive youno-le-- me ss . evidentthat a 30 Airport when a trip,- or help buy a house slug into his bead ban Paris cafe. Fraser, Colo. t a good, hearty laugh so you He intends every man to his chartered jetliner landed at $7,000 that these restrictive by accident while he and a The gunmen were believed wont remember what' was Utahs and coldest: hottest ID: 15 pm. EST Sunday - behappyin his workr companion were returning to have been Algerian nation- bothering you In the first night policies have kept out bf your after a flight of almost six pocket" " 83 Roosevelt from- - hunting trip. have been relatively place.By. George" appears- alists, ' - John Ruslan hours from Anchorage, Alaska. The " Democratic - standard-Se50 Bryce Canyon He died Sunday In Carson-Taho- quiet recently in metropolitan on todays comic page , Monday night Kennedy wULfly KENNEDY on Page A4 France. Hospital especially for you. ttZe Ba-lub- West-ern-xigh- Ike Family End ILchor Day Traffic Kills 5 Per fHour i Ike, llixon Praise CruiseOnRiver U.S. Progress Of Working Man y dis-cus- -- : anti-wester- cou-livin- g ' - 5 chal-lenged- Tay-jaon- n Mishaps Kill 7 In Nevada .) inter-America- n ay. all-tim- e free-collecti- y ve By V1LLIAM J. EATON WASHINGTON (UPI)-T- he buying power of the average factory worker's earnings 40 per cent since the end of World War U, a Labor Department study showed sed has-increa- Monday,- A 'Sharp , rise ta wages accounted for the fatter pay envelopes of straight-time-hourl- plant production workers since 1947 the study Indicated. Not Included were such other gains as pensions, jobjess benefits and medical Insurance plans which workers achieved -in the past decade. Average weekly earnings ranged from $117.38 in-t- he petroleum Industry to $55.63Jn the lowest paid in, dustry, apparel. The spread between high-wag- e e and industries widened during the postwar period. Pay for workers who produce hard goods metals, autos, machinery and the like moved up more rapidly than earnings in soft good lines -such as textiles and clothing. The study, written by Labor Department economists Irving Stem and Herman Travis, said there has been no sizable redin-19- 59 low-wag- uction-la-the hour -- standard-40-1 'work ' week in recent-yea- rs. But they reported workerb See INCOME on Page A-4 To Seek 'Snowman' CALCUTTA, 'INDIA (UPI)' Sir Edmund Hillary was en route to Darleeling Monday to join Sherpa guide Tenzing Nor- kay who will accompany him in the search for the abominable snowman'Of the ' . Himalayas. -- lirTFeflews' Tell Problem To George four-membe- 3. Do-yo- union-sponsore- In-la- -- d e-custom, 8. 18-da- HotAndCoId 17-sta- Tustrelt - - a -- e ,1- - : i e u And to round out this Labor Day holiday , , . dont miss these" other butstand- ingfeatures a? found here! 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