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Show - , , - - . - - - I . - - i - ., THE WEATHER - Salt Lake CityIncreasing . cloudiness. , , D ' i: ,, ' UtahPartly cloudy Wednesday. - ' ' ti t,Ert ' - .0- 352 No. 78 VOL. SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH THE MOUNTAIN , ., WEST'S Talks Wednesday Expected To Bring Early Bargaining lel EIRST TRER2rottata If , IMpire ' ' - - 143 S. Main St. - NOW IN ITS 110TH YEAR , NEWSPAPER - ' '' , 23 , TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER - -- , 29, 1959 Sc V4.jj'fr-t'il.'t..".'ñái!:t.',:-....,il e .D20 voillIn ranl:-:1Roirb.,:'-',-7:-:-Co'- Lt . . , 1 . Gusts M.P.H M.P.H r , . --- ..-7 rt Pra."-"P"m,,,, By WILLIAM J. EATON . ,,.. srtrr:s iv ,o,I. ,, ,r,' '7 4 4 ' ' WASHINGTON '''4'' ,,',i''''''''..m, ,"'Pt 'ILtei:,-.WE'DPresident EisenhOWer, putting i t lott"'s 4s44'' , i) to t I ,,,) t side his hands off policy toward disputes, It 144' ',:s sk 4' ice to frozen to in melt some ,,; the of the try Tuesday prepared 4 , steel negotiations. By TOM PRICE : ) !: The chief executive made his most startling move in the I :.:,,"" 4 A,11,011.. t., , IN:i Gracie, Packing a. - , CHARLESTON, S.C. .. ; steel strike Monday l , ., s' tk s ;11,3;') 14.1 punch or up to 140 m.p.h., bulldozed Its way Into the US. , by summoning industry and I,. ' 4, ) i, mainland just south of here Tuesday, killing at least one pers union leaders to separate son and causing widespread damage. , House talks .,:iti:Ito..3tZt;;44$0,,-,Write Wednesday , land of Charleston streets were a dangerous ,morning. ' Dr. , ' , net,, , slivered glass and a crazy , , , It was the first time that MEMPHIS,- - TENN. (UPI) Mr. Eisenhower has interVened of fallen power lines. f ..., , , 4,, , , , , work , , 4. ':' ,....,...,-- , Dr. Paul Dudley White so ,A.a, , held two feet of dis.., streets , , Some , Allk labor ., , 14, personally in ' - ', said here Monday President pute since he ,,,, t ''l Ile- 'Z' : The ,city was without 4 Ar".4iNevo, water. , ..; , , nearly , thokoffige ,44.4 is a "really seven ears ago mur ir Eisenhower electricity. Hospitals and emer, ..,....; ' ............. ,it...4' ..?",-.- .,:,:..i.'............!!',i,' healthy mart"Thut has- 'h'ad called rnahy similar instances gency rescue units switched , ...,., ...".,'.......:;....::.'..'.:.;',,, :., ,...r...............: to standby generators. enough" of the presidency. during the Roosevelt and Tru'''.!"-'4The statement from the man administrations. A 2 p.m. EDT weather bul 0;t..!:',)::,,,;,':;;;;;A,.:4:.:.:',',.. ',.'. :,....., ................; President's former chief ,......: The President acted after deletin : .... placed the storm a short ..'....; medical adviser was an an- nouncing the delay in reaching inland from Charles- ''''...1':.:.:,;;;;,:,..i...,:;',..:.::".. ,.'...::........ distance .,4 '..,.. :,.', l"..P.: ' '.".. , ':......:,..::,...,'... on southwest side of the ton swer to a newsman's ques- a settlement as "intolerable." ,.,.,:. '':...... :......: ,:.:.1..;':''.',';',:" 4 :.:,',,.-1town. That was between Hunttion about Eisenhower's fit. He, deciared the walkout by ''''''o, .'''': .': ness for a third term if it 500,000 members of the United ing Island and Edisto Beach. conSteelworkers not "must .::.!.i::..,;;,.',.:.., It was moving - toward were legally permitted. 4.... , .... ''NAGOYA, JAPAN (11111 ' ,;,'; northwest at 14 miles an hour Stricken .White, who- treated the tinue."' peasants moved past In the direction of Waterboro, President during his 1955 Early Resumption 's endless , rows of wooden cot. the South and '1:..;'.......:::' re...'' and disheart attack, smiled Wednesday- ';.t Orangeburg --,, Carolina state capital of Co- fins and sodden straw math ........., cussions'itie expected to prplied: ,,,.,'. .., forthe dying Tuesdayin a i ,................. lumbia. ; t4;j. '''' "I think he'shadenough. oucanearlyresumptioziof , .,.. never.ending search for their .i .:::;.......::.t. .,..,.... Palls Off ::ts.''''' on general principles. But negotiatioris, probably in Velocity ::, ; families in this twice-dea- d city. ..4,::....:',..:;.;.',::,.....: --not because of his health. Washington. The White House wind velocity, as exThe The-- story of Typhoon Vera, , ..., , ,:?::,,,f4:4,, : :.''''..:,;.;;I:At.',,. to said wants the President as ,: man." somewhat He's a really healthy most destructive storm to hit dropped .' pected, 'I, get both sides talking again. the storm hit the U.S. land Japan in centures, could be But at least one high govern-pen- t mass. It was down to a steady outlined in statistics: 1,799 '' ': - r4:,,.-official said he doubted , 120 miles an- - hour but still dead, 1,953 missing, 8,073 in(opt el 4.,, TISOTO whether these new negotiations ,,, highly dangerous, jured, 970,000 homeless. would break the deadlock that ..' Hurricane emergency warnBut its horror lay in the ' led to last Friday's collapse of ings were flying from Savan- faces of the people, their strug . contract talks. I nah to Wilmington and gale Mr. Eisenhower turned his I from Morehead City, Off the year for the Mile-HigCLOSE TO first So of 2Lbrushes late started Fetch, warnings city, full attention to his top domesMissionaries Safe an estimated nine inches of snow from her car before N.C., to Brunswick, Ga. Monday and was still falling Tuesday afternoon. tic problem in the wake of his 1 p.m. EDT winds in to work Tuesday in Denver. The snowfall was out. Traffic knocked slowed; power By driving All missionaries in Japan historic attempt to melt some Charleston were down to 50 are safe and well following To of the cold war ice in talks miles an hour and Savannah them disastrous typhoon, so. with Soviet Premier Nikita had gusts at that hour of cording to a cablegram re. rth, WASH INGTON (UPI) L.A. To Khrushchey. 65 miles an hour. Tides in ceived Tuesday by the First .60,00-kk..7.6...4..,,..R.0.61The possibility that he might President Eisenhower plans to were nine feet Presidency of the Church of Charleston to the invoke law Diane Wednesday fly by jet normal. above Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y A 80 the steel Palm halt strike for afternoon Springs, Saints'. sunny days abated temporarily. The Calif., for an eight-daHeavy Baht Expected The cabled messagee tamer he climate treatment of a nagging White , House indicated said bureau The weather cold, the White House an- would not seek a of up to 15 inches would from President Paul K. Anrain LOS ANGELS (UPI) of the Northern Far nounced Tuesday. injunction before he consulted fall over the eastern two-- drus MISSIOU with headquar. East Press Secretary James C. with the spokesmen for steel DENVER (UPI)The season's first major ,sonwstorm The Dodgers, trying to make late thirds of the Carolinas ters in Tokyo, Japan. their third try a charm, Hagerty said the President labor and management. Local flooding condi- and into eastern Colorado called on rolled out of the Tuesday. Don M. of home board POISE (UPI) would stay at the Roger Blough, tions were anticipated. chaitman of U.S. Steel, and Tuesday forcing many schools to close, snapping power lines Drysdale Tuesday In an efGeorge E. Allen, long-timexperts came to Boise An unidentified man was for food and water, the in the National Eisenhower friend, at La Quin- - union President David J. Mc- throughout metropolitan Denver and slowing traffic to a' fort to to confer with city killed at Beaufort, S.C., when gle Tuesday which ravaged their dysentery playchampionship League Palm Donald both have 15 miles the from ta, about accepted officials in the wake of a flood a limb smashed down on his snail's pace throughout the area. offs and the right to meet bodies, the glazed look on ,their telePresident's personally Springs. to threat east I the end which car but no other deaths or faces as they searched the,rub By 8 a.m. the Weather the Chicago White Sox in forced Gov. Hagerty said that the Presi- phoned invitation to come -to nureau Robert Smylie to Injuries were reported. Plenty ble for those Series. who were lost. World the at Denver's off from Stapleton to take dent hopes Washington. Now based here after a declare a state of emergency of advance warning was the It lay in the face of an old In addition, the union will be Airfield had measured 8.5 Andrews Air Force Base late lot of golden years at Brook- Monday. keynote. Beaches woman dressed in threadbare Wednesday afternoon and de- represented by I. W. Abel, secret- inches of snow since shortly A call for volunteer aid went for hundreds of miles up and kimono, her lips Pressed fawere the ary-treasurer, Dodgers lyn, R. should Howard tight. on the weather, pending vored to break the Jinx out before intermittent rains down the shoreline between ly against toothless gums, arrive at the Palm Springs Hague, vice president, and Ar- before midnight and it was 1110 I i Li which has seen them lose finally stopped. Some flood- Savannah, Ca., and Wilming- watching intently as the lid about 5 or 6 p.m., thur J. Goldberg, general coun- still snowing briskly through- airport at two previous playoffs. They ing was reported on Sand ton, N.C., had been evacuated. of a coffinlike box was raised. ' set. It was not disclosed what out a large area reaching from PST. She steeled herself and then got off on the right foot Creek on the outskirts of the PresiSo vicious was the storm's officials would the other call for , The plans industry the mountains of Wyoming !O when they beat the city, but the most dangerous within. Wordlessly and Monday of peered that dent to fly to Allen's home by accompany Blough. buildings parts fury as far south as Colorado in creek, Cottonwood, did not, in this old Milwaukee a with Braves, crumbled slight shake of head city Stern Lecture port helicopter. Springs, Colo. the first game at Milwaukee. overflow. noted that the crashed to the she moved on to the next box and masonry Mr. Eisenhower :Hagerty was of one wettest the probably It The Braves, who have been LONDON (UPI) and the next and the next. Premier weather forecast for the Palm will deliver a stern lecture to snows recorded here and the Smylie declared the state of streets. Roofs were peeled short-ender- s on the odds beThere were not even enough warm S. was Nikita area Khrushchev sardine of like "clear, back the Springs Tuesday both sides and appeal to their weight of the soggy snow fore this season, rested their emergency at the request of cans. Cars weretops of the wooden boxes to hold and sunny." up by picked sense of patriotism at their snapped limbs as much as confirmed President EisenhowRobert in rnideveMayor Day the bodies in this city which hopes on Lew Burdette, their That's the kind of weather er's report that no time limit World Series hero of two ning when the rain was at the winds and tossed about. meetings, informed eight inches in diameter. suffered more than 1.000 dead. the President's doctors have sources said. Building Tumbles Denver police reported many had been set on eastwest ne- years ago. They pointed out its worst. His proclamation Some of the bodies lay on advised to shake the cold that He might warn them that if streets One tall building at the cor- straw tatami mats, their faces tempQrarily blocked gotiations on Berlin. hopefully that they had brought heavy national guard has bothered him since his re- the strike ,continues much equipment into play. It also al- ner of King and Wentworth covered with scraps of cloth. by fallen limbs., turn from Europe earlier this longer, Congress Moscow radiq's home service beaten the Dodgers in six of lowed the Corps of Army En. streets here began disintegratmight pass The snow snapped untold 11 games played this season month. Long lines of survivors a statement by in' this vast football stadium. legislation affecting bargain- numbers of power lines and broadcast at Walla Walla, Wash., ing before Grade's punish- trudged gineers news his told Eisenhower past these boxes side that neither would ing to send in flood specialists to ment Police braved the temresidents, particularly young- - Khrushchev In which he said, the day, wondering conference Monda y that he like, the sources added. through talk with worried city officials. pest to keep the area cleared. when help would arrive from Eisenhower has Were warned repeatedly 'President hoped to get in a few days in A rowing shortage of steel sters, fallen The most encouraging word The top 20 rows of Johnson- Tokyo. But communications the climate. correct warm touching account a of the dry given a used in defense workcertain against be for came fear lines ' Hagerty said a sore throat beams, from the weatherman. Hagood Stadium where the were smashed by the fury of a might they we readied." agreement plates and He said the city should be with- Citadel football team plays storm that set off landslides that the President had for a, be mentioned. indeed have "We that sheetsmay agreed At least three schools in and floods. out any more rain for "a num- were swept away. time has disappeared but that The President has on the Berlin - the 'negotiations his head is still stuffed up and called attention already ber of days." He said skies The Charleston chief of po- The wooden boxes themto the eco- the city of Denver were with le has a little cough. should clear up Tuesday lice asked for the National selves were hurriedly built for nomic impact of the walkout. out power. Classes were being question must be resumed; See TYPHOON on Page A4 Sen. 'Frank Church was to Guard to do patrol duty and Some of the President's top held in all three but with few that no time limit should be PreROME (UPI) Italian Fells Italian Leader meet with F. Gov. Ernest advisers are known to believe pupils. The heavy snow forced set for them, but that they mier Antonio perHollings, Mayor Day and the Segni leaves closure of all schools in must not be TORRE DEL GRECO, that the Law's city council Tuesday to fill sonally directing activities indefin;tedelayed to on an visit official Niand , Tuesday Douglas Counties, them la on his conversations from headquarters in the Today's 'News' rrALY (UPI)Enrico De, injunction is an Boulder ly," Khrushchev said. the United States which will with forestry officials in Francis Marion Hotel, immecola, 82, provisional president exercise in futility. They ar- near Denver. Khrushchev's remarks were include talks with President Scattered schools in other of the postwar Italian repub gue that little or no bargainOgden, Utah, during the past diately released the necessary TV lie, Tuesday was reported in ing is done during the 80 days areal also were closed princi- in reply to a question put to Eisenhower on the interna- two days. He said some fi- men. re- pally because buses could not him by a correspondent of the as nancial winds, be grave condition from bronchial and the strike then may forthHighest help steady ' might sume 'anyway. official Soviet news agency tional situation in the light of run. from the Flood Relief reported by the weather bupneumonia at his villa here. Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khru coming Tass. Act of 1950. reau on the basis of informasaid at his shchev's peace offensive. (Eisenhower New and pleasurable enThe city also is considering tion from 'Navy planes and news conference In Washing, is coming to surface-rada- r, tertainment 123 miles were head be will the first for Segni applying help from the Soil ton Monday that he and Khrutelevision viewers this fall said an the But hour. Conservation Navy Service's of small of America's government shcbev agreed that Berlin neSee GRACIE on Page Al as different watershed program. gotiations "should not be pro- NATO partners to get a comprograms are Eisen-but from Mr.. there plete fillin ' longed indefinitely introduced for could be no fixed time limit hower himself on the meetings the first time, on them.") ' with Khrushchev. And many faMilieus ' '' )4101 said Khrushchev Soviet "the The United States has promIs some 3,600 miles by, air' Communist 'campunder SoMOSCOW (UPD--Globvorite shows N.C. , , government would like again ised to Inform its western Moscow. viet leadership. lrom Nikita are returning, Premier ' f,ttinZSov1et to confidence its MONINEA0 that express on allies the of Cill - teO results the , Khrushchev is going to PeiAt a Kremlin news ;inferbut at new and leaves by plane all Eisenhower-Khrushchevwill concerned strive & Khrushc - for his parties talks to before ence in take leaving ping officially part different times. ow follow ' Ber- beyond what was made pub' Tuesday for Peiping to report the 10th anniversary celebra- visit to America, Khrushchev for the settlement of the favorite shows, first your lin procraswithout question and lic the in communique , to his Chinese Communist tions of the Chinese Commu- - answered a --question from this tination, in accordance with follow Howard Pearson's statementsin Washington. reporter by saying the Soviet the interests of- - easing-tensiOcean his historicjourneir nist seizure of power. allies "Television Highlights." This ,. Atlantic be will conversations The , United But he will undoubtedly Union, like the States, , to the United States and his noted television newsman's n notes and exchange was consulting with its allies in Germany and Europe, and the major topic- - of discussion Dant TON. ra-rertocolumn the of Wks with President Eisen- compare interests appears on GA. strengthening between the Italian and Amer, rs-vviews with his Asian allies in on the latest international dehower. And here's even more peace day. ican leaders, Segni's sumamount to a although (.4 velopments. had covered, what may SAVANNAC4 I ; Khrushchev enjoyable reading: I . official visit to Washington He referred again to such ' more than 15,000 miles when mit conference of the Cormnu-V, SECTION A , before scheduled : , was long at consultations the welcoming , te"i he returned to Moscow Mon- nist powers. National-ForeigKhrushchev's. . ' ' The Soviet delegation to rally at Lenin Stadium shortly visit ?,' ' day after his two-wee-k TU-11turbo-pro. , News Segni met Eiserrhower in ' .. to the United States. Peiping Peiping will be joined by off- after his - ' '''''''' o ' 11:;tif month-aglessthan. a Ail.Paris News Moscow at landed ' airliner , ' icialdelegations fromother ' The nations hottest and during the President's swing JACKSONVILLI .: Communist nations in what port-aftethe nonstop 5,200- - coldest - . Society locations during the through Europe preparatory 17r Theater will be the first assembly of mile ; flight from Washing. ' ' 24 hours as reported to to the Khrushchev visit. ' past DAYTONA rosatt. . SUCH Segni Editorial D.C. in 18,19 Communist ton, Pages Party chiefs I the U.S. Weather Bureau: then pledged Eisenhower the 71(74t1Allit two years. The last previous SECTION B Referring to his talks on disF I., A 0 200 101 full support of Italy in the 100 Laredo, TeL tateCiaavetal was in 1957 when armament with Mr. EisenhoWs ..';' Illommelmolomsememininollened 12 cold talks with Khru. q . We are ' fich only they met in Moscow on the er during their, Camp David - Big Piney, Wyo. I News 14;11,12 ( occasion of the 40th Anniver- meetings, Khrushchev told the Utah's hottest and coldest, sh chev. Comics NO oblaPgis 0Tiotdit01;- le In has maintalned Jhrough, what we give; sary of the Bolshevik revolu- 20,000 spectators in the staItaly . 78 St. George ' ' Sports of U.S. leadership . dium: h :and poor only through, tion. . 30 support seabottrd Financial HURRICANE'S Logan 8,9 rested western ' that is a "This the such security Moscow the At complex meeting, , Radio-Ttvh,at we keep.-- where Hurricane Gracie slammed into South Carolina Lakes maximum, Highlights (Salt on the comwe cannot solve coiltinued that of international primarily leaders question ' - Obituaries ,, -- Mad Swetchine with 125 m.p.h. winds. Ample warning kept the are , -1-2,13 munism issued a manifesto it without seeking advice from 55; minimum, 34.) strength of NATO as an effec1$-v , Action Ads readiness. in alliance. tive the our ' in , ttillitary for partners." calling solidarity , , 7y, xi: ' t lig ot ,' ry , t:r;.,.it.rlr r; t ...Spewing petrtit.i00..i... 1 ilIPI)---Hurrica- , , , , :Ike Healthy Man, White Says , , . , -- , Coffins Bare , I .. Advertising-Circulatio- n MIAMI Hannah picked up size and forward speed Tuesday as it raced westward some 1,250 miles east of Miami. The weather bureau said Hannah still packed top winds of about 85 m.p.h. But the area of hurricane and gale force winds was gradually expanding as the storm churned in the warm tropical waters of the Atlantic. Planes located the storm's center at poo statute miles soythst of Bermuda. :s.t.dél.:P40Ork..'.... . .33 Richards St. News .EMplre Information -- .IL ' , - HURRICANE HANNAH INCREASES SIZE, SPEED IN ATLANTIC DASH ' Editorial Offices,w--- ' . , (See details on Page A2) , - -- ' ' , . , SE - . 13 - , ., ,. . , . t ,.. ....... . ' Horror of ,.,..,',:.:,i......... . .k Typhoon Fury ' ' trio-rning- -- -- s ..::. A ...., t $ , Ike Heads West ."-- - - Wednesday I, -- HOME-----Naiic- fight Sniffles Out , , back-to-whr- , - hd.éiVVOt$if'i'i',!....,;', k Experts Confer Flag In Playoff Today Taft-Hartle- y Win : In Boise On Flood Threats Rocky-Mountai- Flood-fightin- e Confirms life-savin- g mit ' me n Berlin Talks 3-- face-to-fac- e l cold-rolle- Italian Chief. d To Visit U.S. Taft-Hartle- y e ' Offers New , Fall Programs , Flies To Peiping Today Meet With Chinese Allies LFc.... , ' .1 , - k I et , Ccyeo on - $ r - - . t $ Hot And Cold p 4 0 n 1 -- .. 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