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Show NUMSKS. PHONE THE WEATHER IMplro 42581 Saif tokaty-MostfycIev.:- ,r7 AOVIKTUINO no; VOl. 354 Information iMplre3-- l 525 Advertising EMpIro 31 525 r Circulation IDITOtlAl OmCIli SI tklrardt K Utah Mostly dear. (See details oa Pare AJ) . Newt Dept. I L gin 57475 82 SAIT.' tAKE CITY TM RKNINTAIN WUTS UTAH nuT WWW AMI HOW M rrt HSTW OCTOBER WEDNESDAY, YUR I4 CIRCULATION! J. Mate 4, 1941 10c Kennedy Tofteet With Gromyko Friday Reds, WASHINGTON (UPI) President and Soviet Foreign Minister 'Andrei Gromyko will meet herevlate Friday afternoon for a crucial talk that' may determine whether 2-- 0, sible. In Series Play The White House also disclosed that Llewelyn Thompson, US. - ambassador to Russia, has been ordered back to Washington for consultations and may be on hand lor the session. 2 Homers Provide Margin for Ford's Stint 2-H- Ford Stubby pitching and' home runs by n c V Serlin Crisis jt, 0 ing game 6f the World Series f 't r 1 Wednesday. The bludgeons which bashed atrali-tim- e higher 240 home runs this the Yankee victory dyne when Elston d - Page B-5- g- -- Efston Howard and Bill Skow-roswept the New York kees to a2-- triumph over the year-roare- Takin- 1,500 Mile Test: To Aid In record-settin- Broad Plan Advance Polaris Succeeds In - - J,ll. Urged - it NEW YORK (UPI) Whitey The talk was set up as A result of encouraging progress made to three earlier discussions between Gromyko 'and Secretary of State Dean Rusk in New York last i' . week. . Although White House Press Secretary Pierre Salinger refused to discuss the subject matter of the Friday conference, it obviously concerned the Berlin negotiations, and the next steps to be taken by both sides. Combined NYHT, UPI Reports UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. Canadian Foreign Minister Howard Green told the General Assembly Tuesday that the United Nations' could be called upon to play a role in. a settlement- - of the- - BerUa-dis--pute. , CAPE CANAVERAL The Navy Wednesv (UPI) day successfully fired an' advanced model Polaris missile from a ship cruising off the east coast of Florida. The 30 footjsolid-fuele- d rocked erupted from a launching tube in the deck of "the U.S.S. Observation Island,-- a laboratory vessel, at 10:22:07 a.m. EST. The little rocked hurled an instruraent-packed.noscone -mortrtham 1,506 miiesaeross the Atlantic Ocean. e Combined NYHT, UPI Reports PARIS The broad outlines of a possible negotiation Western powers and the Soviet Union on a Berlin solution now have taken final form, according to Western diplomatic sources in Paris. 1 Whether such negotiations' will in fact take place appeared to depend on the results of the meeting Friday to Washington b tween President Kennedy and JSoviet Foreign Minister Andrei A. Gromyko. Without in anyway forecast ing thi outcome of negotiations, Western diplomats now Green also urged the " find assembly tomeans of compelling nuclear powers to cease testing atomic weapons, expressing his Countrys concern over pollution of r: W A the atmosphere. UN. Role Seen v " cont V report that an While "primary responsibil- On frontation on the Berlin probities for solving the Berlin sr lem is possible along the crisis rest with the four oclines: United powers, the, & cupying SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) 1. A negotiation between ksV, 'Vti ' States, Britain, France and the United States, Britain and Soviet Union, Green said, the Attorneys for the Santa Fe the and the Soviet Union France Railroad attacked testimony United Nations might assist In on a new statute defining the two Southern in these ways: Paeific solution a by key status of a free West Berlin U iYHOTo'j j. 1. To focus world attention witnesses during the guarantees of its safety on the problem "and leave the Tuesday in the West- and security by allied forces, no doubt in that four powers the opening pitch (arrow) at the 1961 World Series. FIRST GAME, FIRST PITCH Cincinnati Reds secern Pacific case before the and the free access of Wfest they have an obligation to Berlin to West Germany. ond basemah Don Blasingame takes a called strike on yhltey Ford pitching, Elstoa Howard catching. reach a negotiated settlement. Interstate Commerce CommisSoviets Obligated 2. To serve in "an observer sion. pinch-hitte- r 2. The after giving up incorporation of the capacity in both halves of the Southern Pacific seeks stock six hits and two runs In seven obligations of this agreement mdivided city and on the access control of the parallel lines of by the Soviet Union into any innings. routes, provided the four powdeWestern Pacific -- at healings peace treaty it may decide to It was a ers agree. Gerfeat for the - Reds, whose 3. The UN. might be asked before the ICC. Santa Fe, sign with its puppet East man Democratic Republic. scorned defense contributed assume to take over which also wants by the four powers to 3. Acceptance by the West two sparkling plays; but on A V. CHICAGO UPI) some responsibility for operat- W.P., claims that a Southern simafter the signing of such a this chill gray day they packed elevated train crashed' would international Pacific an it regime victory give ing peace treaty of East Germans into the rear of a work train ply were unable to toatch that a transportation monopoly. lor the whole city of Berlin, .the status of Russian agents in Yankee pdwer and the southabove a street on Chicagos Grows Two Support Testify . clear out formal the j carrying Ford South Side Wednesday, inpaw slants of the chunky f , Dr. Neil T. Houston of Stan- ances and functions of the Meanwhile small power supnt WASHINGTON crowd of 62,397 fans. before at least 39 persons. juring was developing to have ford Research Institute and Berlin access agfeement but on the probOJPI) WASHINGTON, port. leading authority And it Was Fords day, all Kennedy Tuesday Nine of the Injured were the General Assembly, with Dr. Ernest W. Williams Jr. of not any recognition of East the way, even the weather con- night signed legislation President Kennedy Wednesday lems of campaign financing. lowered from the four-ca- r faced Germany by the West council assistance, appoint an Columbia University g the to SecreWhite help Press House spiring bipartito schools crowded Chicago Transit Authority named a to be 4. A 'possible Western pro secretary general Tuesday. acting who compiled his san .Commission to study the tary Pierre Salinger said the aided (CTA) train by crane-lik- e secreemchildren of federal still under discussion, five assistant on Pacific relied by Southern posal, by greatest record this season ployes, but he vetoed a longev- "snorkels. Only three of financing of presidential elec- fact that the commission was taries general, in accordance Houston's testimony at last for a limited zone of mutual with 25 victories. . ity pay raise for postal work- the injured required hospi- tions 'and propose ways of the first appointed by Mr. Ken- with a plan outlined by summers hearing to' support military control and Inspection Whitey Records ' talization, ers. meeting mounting campaign nedy "highlights his interest last June. its arguments that trucks pro- around Berlin a "cool zone CTA investigators said the expenses. Mr. Kennedy said he apFor when it was over Whitey A plan lor the succession of vide., railroads with enough in which West Berlin would in this Held." ' Another major aim will be The President said that since Hammarskjold being circulathad proved the school bill with eastbound train was unable to keep rates be open to Inspection In recompetition assistBecome the first man to extreme reluctance." He termed to stop before it crashed into to relieve presidential candicalled "the for election is ed down. Williams has main- turn for Western Inspection of Wednesday presidential the stationary work train, dates of what Mr. Kennedy supreme test of the democratic ant secretaries general from tained that the lines of S.P. the win eight series games, leav it an "unsound and uneconomiterritory ' Called their dependthis country-th- e ing behind him former Yankee cal measure which aids the loaded with tons of coal. the llnited States and Russia and WJ. should be brought around it in process Work train signalman Nel- ence on big campaign contrib- financial base of the cam- and one each from Allan, Af- under common contfoTsothat Permanent Solution? greats Red Ruffing and AUie education of only some in over-alseven. stead l of with the each son Anderson, 32, said he utors.attadking and Latin American they can operate more effiReynolds broadened. rican be must 5. The question of. German paigns e Named as chairman was Run his record of problem. signalled frantically with a He noted' that national cam- countries.- - reunification pot to be prejuciently and economically. The President served notice lantern and then threw it at Alexander Heard, dean of the series strikeouts to 69 by Ian Houston testified generally diced by any Western recogfunds traditionally "have paign that he wanted Congress to act the oncoming train before graduate school at the Unlver been ning six of the Reds. that trucks have more than nition of East Germany, either supplied entirely by priIn pitching his third con- next year on his much broader jumping for his life. sity of North Carolina, and a vate contributions, with the doubled their intercity west- de facto r or - Otherwise, but secutive series shutout, stood education proposals and castiin to ern forced candidates basically to be left to the depend tonnage between 1948-59- , in-- - gated the legislators s for failin- Germans to work out only two and railroad on large sums from a while main cargoes the ing to do more this year to Whether diplomatic negotiacreased only tightly. His tesnings away from the " relatively small number of classic mark set by Babe Ruth help schools. two com- tions with the Soviet Union that contributors." implied timony In a strongly worded statewhen he was a pitcher with "It is not healthy for the peting railroads are not needed along these lines could lead ment, he lashed out at indi- the Boston Red Sox. ter permanent solution of the ethor for democratic process Houston Quizzed viduals who profess opposition Berlin problem is unpredict-Se- e -- TRENTON, GA. (UPI) -- A our in governical standards to federal aid to education on Opposing .attorneys quizzed BERLIN Page A4 teen-age35 who fell national expidrer to keep our ment Houston about almost all of grounds of states; rights, racial was cave of feet to a ledge in a or religious 'controversy, 42 charts he had presented (UPI)-For- mer nounced Ms candidacy last candidates in this condition LOS ANGELES out unconscious but the s dependence, Mr. Kennedy brought in support Gov. Goodwin J. Wednesday, , arguments. budgetary economy or academearnot badly hurt long thought that apparently The lawyers suggested in their but, do not Knight Wednesday named J. Knight quoted Edgerton, his said. "I have nine-houThe hottest and coldest lo- - ic freedom, r hesitate to demafld assistance Howard Edgerton. a Los An former campaign finance we must either provide a feder-a- l ly Wednesday in a questions that Houstons own share n campaign costs, or for their own areas. chairman as saying: 17thA-Devic- e geles banker, as the Look-out ofUpited States during the past Ronnie Reese, 16, Mr. Kennedy said, "The need "emissary who he said asked, He (Nixon) will offer you reduce the cost of campaign nage actually feU in the last 24. hours as reported to the un was Tenn., Mountain, to improve , the standards of him n behalf of Richard M. anything, you waht the chief Services, or both, four years of the period he WASHINGTON (UPI) U.S. Weather Bureau: education in this country will Nixon to stay out of the Cal- Justice-o- f ke said hikcoSmissidnwilil eensekms about eight of those studied.1 the supreme court The SovieF Union early Arix. Yuma, still be before the Congress ifornia gubernatorial race In re- of California or any Job in take a fresh look at this prob- nine hours but later, from S. R. Brittingham of ChiWednesday fired the 17th nuBig Plney, Wyo. next year, and that need must turn "for any state Job he California if you wont run for lem, and will make such rec- hospital bed, said he had no cago, Santa Fe attorney, at- clear blast of its current test cave of F" . giving up Utahs hottest and coldest: be met on a basis which, for wanted. ommendations as it deems ap- intention governor. Houstons to an atmospheric eximpeach series tempted Edgerton, said shortly before propriate, looking toward pro- exploring as a career. M every dollar spent, goes much him plosion equal to several milKnight said the offer was confronting by testimony St George further to attack our most made in a telephone conversa- noon he expected to have a pre- posals for the next session of "Ive done it since I was with a confidential report by lion tons of TNT, Bryce Canyon, Coalville 25 kid, he said 8 before he had pared statement in a couple of deficiencies than the tion last critical his own institute. Congress. It was pne of the most (Salt Lakes maximum, 70; .measure I am required to announcedSept. his own candidacy hours. Young ReCse, who as a HrtaH said he other declared that powerful devices set off by things, Among minimum, 37.) Thereport fahis to carried'lunches immediate 1962. was Nixon an ho There for governor in approve . . railroads 6hare of freight had the Russians since they rehe expected the commission to boy comment from Nixon source, consider the permissive legis- ther in coalmines, told United ended its downward trend. sumed testing Sept 1. although the former. vice pres- lation which made possible last Press International he slipped See RAILS on Page A-ident already had denied any television debates with- and fell while climbing a comyears deal. -rope with three out cost to the candidates, Knight said he declined the panions about 9 a.m. offer and. told Edgerton, "I "I burned my hands and of dofiTwam an'anyparr can College of Surgeons for blood and oxygen by sig- am By EARL UBELL going to run anyway and It seems like 1 landed on my ! naling with the most acute you can tell Dick for me that Jf.Y. Herald Tribune Senrtee-fnual-- rae feet. Im not sure. When the patients are ready pain known to man. Unless he will face a real tough unknocked him The fad Harvard . Mt ' have developed a for the pump they are close to relieved, pieces pi miiscle conscious.. Beyond the eight-foo- t Goals Ica .in . the series, come to them said that Paul Ma- Half deaths fit How should Americans Knight blood pump to' save the lives ledge he lay upon was to throbs it die; weakly on Page -for us to home Aipericans, at Dr.,. here moribund,. .Jacobey E. -80 ames respond victims, of v attack feet, another about J UPI DENVERf of dyin hearf drop IS, Dont miss this import. A civil defCTTseffmrHeaUed the of Benver1 The result have-- been sufll said.- "Quickly hga and his as- Fortunately, the human "being" Childers, his and tant report toAmeflcans. wife, ment, sociates Virginia What leg in' artery open five scandal-scarrechanges. Chattanooga,' by Tenn., from departtwo and arteries police has coronary eiently encouraging And heyes more for, today: reKnight,' listened in at his side - under local anesthesia, shove ment, asked Wednesday to be the youths companions, If any, are ' patients to lead doctors to un- in a plastic tube leading from one can keep him alive if as he talked to Edgerton. , SECTION A our In de. quired dertake a retired effective immediately. brought in a A especially WQOd gets tq it enough on the denied N Ix on turn fiatiy and the their pump National-ForeigIhstifutions and load said hoist Batterton the and takes Richard e contract in This pump The h ar t, signed stretcher, Mayor false and callingZit -Charge, motor. Blood surges into the And laws to - - 12 I. If the failing heart and-to- squeezes blood out of .the libelous. He also offered to the request would be- granted brought Ronnie out eeSandcomes qut agaiix ing, said ln Cleron Chief Fire Kyzer "with oronaiy-arterylSociety ft regret" remaining were so narrow threatof Inter- P Womens Features the heart muscle, Dr. John This increases the pressure 'In health, the pressure in it is untrue because when the emis- Childers said to a letter to vital certain arteries. sufcver-sion? very nal reEditorial 18, 19 Arthur Jacobey, a Harvard enough to feed the heart, but sary was alleged to have made Denver Safety Manager John the' rescuers had to pass the Dr. Jacobey hopes that the with one artery blocked, there tile 19 search fellow,' told the AmeriSpeaking of Politics Nixon had not decided Sehooley that he was taking stretcher over the laps. Then gall . pump will stay the mass as- may- not be enough blood. the action because of the strain they had to drag it up a mounSECTION B s Edgar to run. whether sault --of a heart attack long Thats w&?re; .Dr. Jacobeys of "the long investigation of tain side to a waiting ambit 'Hoover is a " 1, 15 man well qualf- -l enough so that the natural lane. He was strapped in. criminal activities in the ttA- TT pump comes in. It sends Studies Special Call 2, 3 Theater - I ified to pre-- Mr-- Hoover an of the heart resulted has into biood the pairprocesses of surge 4 s T yt se ThranswCTS-to--tiveto O NTGOMERY, ALA,' to sent" take over. fj system just as the heart charges against 39 men. "510Rocket Fires Sports Argentina ohnPatterson. most f them policemen. questions, because he heads . 12,-1coronary artery--l-Wt&hould be iuseda9 Fteanclafsaid Tuesday . he may call' a Batterton saidS fc h oo 1 e y -- CORD OBA,. ARGENTINA the organization officially soda straw, thin blood vessel onary artery with lots--of -Radio-TU4, Highlights a shield for defense, ner feeding the heart muscle blood. When the heart con special legislative session in would take over the police de- (UPI) Reliable sources said charged withjjreventing Red Obituaries - -1- 5e-pump tikes blood Alabama next year to pass a partment until a successor Is Wednesday Argentine air foree subversion.-er as a SWOfS't&'VXnirid which Is af the roefof a heart Ads Action the Federal of As director attack. Sometimes ablood elot out of the .artery system so reapportionment bill "and pre- named, successfully launched a others : SEC - X C rocket during recent Bureau of Investigation, the opening, depriving the toiling heart doesnt have vent federal interference with Tuesday, nine of the officers clogs 3-Thomas Fuller the muscle of blood and 10, the about Hoover tells Mr. mountains something we, should do oxy to work against charged with burglary pleaded maneuvers in, the Amer- Solid Beat on The I "Communistiine this industrial near city. a matter minutes. in of The muscle gen. gasps guilty . giant Howard clipped a fourth-inninclout into the lower right field stands and Moose Skow-tolofted a towering shot ihto the left field stands in the " sixth Inning. ice blond water the Ford, with an ey on the record books, took care of the Reds with a two-hi- t shutout his third consecutive scoreless ef fort in World Series play and his unprecedented eighth win to thd classic. Mantle Was Out The Yankees did it without ailing Mickey Mantle as they hung the defeat on handsome Jim OToole, although he handcuffed home run king. Roger g r - Santa Fe Hifs n S.P. Position -- i '- East-Wes- Trucker Role ' js'VJWt ' n Trains School Bill, 39 Injured heart-breakin- g Group Named Ra- Kennedy Signs Kennedy Orders Elections Study Veloes Pay Hike (UPI)--Preside- heat-hatin- -- nine-memb- n Ham-merskjo- j - Soviet-controlle- d top-heav- y . all-tim- TeenRescued two-third- all-tim- e Knight Tells Name Of Nixon ,Emissary, " In Cave Ordeal Hot And Cold of-hi- Russians Fire d f Blood Pump Stirs Hope be-gi- n 4 ma-nil- a -- irr.n Inside The 'News' Denver Chief Steps Down Warning On Red Line ' -- d ; - large-scale-te- n j meet the 1-- 1 City-Region- - the-caver- 14-1- 7 - J. - City-Region- if re ; ,Vjgi - a 3. -- -th- 16-2- 1 two-stag- e , 12-1- 3 City-Region- back-pressu- re.. L -- -- f 4 f- A h; r 4 - j - |