Show i TEMPERATURES THE WEATHER OGDEN: Partly cloudy tomor Ww few showers cooler' High 68 Low 42 Ogden Butte Chfcage Beaver La Vega Lagan Las At Boil UTAH: Partly cloudy tomorrow scattered showers cooler! lows 3848 high 60-7- 0 85th YEAR 5 CENTS 2 SECTIONS '22 PAGES OGDEN UTAH MONDAY EVENING MAY 28 1956 TELEPHONE 7711 No 138 Depot Here May Get Tax Storage Project Hurt Employment Would Vary From 400-50- 0 0 at Peak to 150-20- By CLIFF THOMPSON A sudden slashing hailstorm caused heavy damage to The Bureau of Internal Revenue expects to open regional record storage facilities at the Utah General Depot sometime this fall A highly reliable source in Washington D C told The this morning that the decision Ogden Standard-Examineto locate the facilities at the UGD has been made and now lacks only the signature of the Secretary of the Treasury fruit and canning crops in areas of Weber and North Davis r' — Harvey Cahill Assn secretary of Treasury boss Humphrey is expected within the next few days The number of people to be employed will vary' during the Approval French Raid Casbah Nab Arms Booty Flood Battle counties late yesterday Observers in the’ control tower at Hill Air Force Base reported watching a tornado cone form in the Farmington area and move eastward over the mountains It apparently did not touch the ground and caused no damage Rains Flood Midwest year reaching peaks of 400 to 500 during heavy workloads and dropping to 150 to 200 during the slack summer season The bureau will remodel a warehouse at the UGD to handle storage of records for the Intermountain area About $100000 is expected to be spent on this The warehouse will be leased by the bureau from the Department of Supply Army’s Quartermaster BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Floods loosed by torrential rains covered some roads - and thousands of acres of farm lands in the central sections of Illinois and Indiana today The downpours ranged up to nine inches in Illinois during the On Kootenai Utah Cancers Not Over Yet said the hail damage was mostly confined to an area along the mountains east of the Ogden-Sal- t Lake City highway lie reported the heaviest damage in the East Kaysville-Eas- t Layton arfeas with a little damage in Riverdale in Weber County Ronald Wadsworth - division manager of California Packing £orp 2jS0 £ajd the damage was confined along the mountain range in Weber County He reported some damage Is the Uintah and South Weber area with heavy damage in Malad and in BONNERS FERRY Idaho — The battle against the (AP) Kootenai River flood started its second week today with another 8500 acres in danger and no immediate relief in sight The river stood at 359 feet this morning nearly five feet above flood stage and was dropping at an agonizingly slow pace The Kootenai swings north of ALGIERS (AP)— French authorities today tallied up a store HEY LOOK OUT BELOW! of military booty uncovered in a the border after it leaves here Delbert Peck of Kennewick Wash seems to be in for it as a wild 1800-pounraid deep into surprise into Kootenay Lake in Canada Brahma bull he attempted to ride in a rodeo at Tonasket Wash tries to trample the dark and forbidding recesses over went their Streams weekend The lake is nearly full and unable at Rock Island Wash But luckily for Peck the big bull came down stradlmg him across Fielding areas M Nash a Texan to take all the water rolled water of Algiers’ notorious Casbah and banks rushing in Corps SSgt Joel him and he came out of it with only a slightly injured hand fertile fields along the Sangamon who The raid was the first in the seen tornadoes has many water means The bureau has established That the virtually River and Kickapoo and Salt said he informed fellow observers ' history of the teeming similar facilities at Gulfport Idaho north crawls through creeks that the black ominous looking MANY HAPPY MEMORIES Arab quarter known to millions Miss and is considering another Many roads and streets vere cloud was a “tornado-cloud- ” Army troops called in a week A DEER ONLY MIDGET S U of moviegoers as the setting for in the Los Angeles-SaIndiana in highinundated Francisco few minutes later Sgt Nash said ago to fight the river worked toa 52 40 Indiana and highand ways scenes love shift yesterday saw the between area sultry TWO FEET HIGH 67 were blocked east and he and the observers at the private dikes way strengthen to take shape Charles Boyer and Hedy LaMarr Location of the storage facilinorth of Indianapolis Crawfords-ill- e funnel starting strom tract downstream where Ny ENGLAND IN SEEN A task force of 6000 troops ties at UGD is not expected to “FAIRLY LARGE TM ISTER” 950 acres were threatened v virtually was isolated LEAMINGTON England and 1500 special police cordoned affect either the Ogden or Salt Two schools in the Indianapolis H? said it was a “fairly large-- DIKES ALREADY BREACHED canceled classes (AP) —Midget deer only two aroff the quarter at 2 am yester- Lake City offices of the Bureau sized” twister but not the biggest to have was had2 old — He An reported toCACHE Okla (AP) acres have Dikes around 15935 are leaping like tall fell feet rains still Indiana The over the moved seen It he has of the day and swarmed in the predawn of Internal Revenue womafl once a proud eight wives toand efforts period1 Wasatch in the general vicinity of already been breached but barkangaroos in Leamington’s day Z During a ' crippled Quanah separate darkness through its twisting streets and gardens rainfall measured 559 inches at Farmington Mountain Sgt Nash riers protecting this town of “first lady of her land” will pay government from them failed One householder spotted a streets and squalid homes Crawfordsville 420 at Madison said it could have touched the 2000 persons are holding alat the tribute “Memorial as she rattled chuckled her Day radTopay his deer among and 285 at Indianapolis midget A preliminary count of their before it though some water has seeped briefly just ground and cabbages grave of Quanah Parker last out in her staccato Comanche the ishes In Illinois the rains stopped in started to climb the mountain through take showed hundreds of small “It sailed gracefully over The town’s domestic water supchief of the Comanche In- familiar story of President Theo- most sections but more was great acThe heavy rainstorm which Roosevelt Quanah dore advising arms cartridges grenades and t a fence and vanhas been out almost a week dian nation threatened the hail deposited 32 plyThe man’s walk to white the companied “how widow wrere 136 51 ished” he said S and U is knives several cases of exploShe Topay surving people have been getting highways inch of rain at the Utah Power & inroad” an to warrior Seven Indian from tracks which water washouts sives a clandestine radio transof their blocked Lightbrown the Harry by storm KIIATMANDU Nepal (UP)— When told to give up his polyg- nine inches of rain was reported Light Pioneer station The in it from spector for the Royal Somitter a makeshift propaganda and diplomat For months Topay Sandpoint Idaho last night’s minimum bring dropped of of all Prevention A of for the of amous Swiss band wheelchair life Farmer mountaineers north in 37 and worked her miles' relinquishing by has ciety away Sunday night press duplicating printing to 48 degrees machines 30 bales of uniforms climbed to the top of Mount Cruelty to Animals said their deluge temperature paper bouquets of yel- Ms wives but one Parker’s an- City 111 An eight-incfashioning hailstorm The pounded Ogden 10000 insigna of the Algerian Everest twice last week for the low lavender red blue and white swer was: “You tell ’em which was reported at Fisher 111 origin is a mystery There stones the size of a with large area are herds of deer in the husband's grave one I keep” Some farm homes were for her flowers “Army of Liberation” and medi- first double conquest of the s — of an inch quarter but they are normal-sizecal supplies apparently intended world’s highest mountain a mesQuanah kept all his wives and Topay says she was born near diameter in sage to the Swiss legation here for rebel wounded Anadarko Okla and married the they follow ed Mm in death until Lightbrown speculated that Runoff from the heavy rain the driven have drought may reported today handsome chief when she was today only Topay remains with 4480 ARABS SEIZED lifted several manhole covers in One pair hauled themselves 25 Nobody is sure of her pres- her rich memories midgets into the city the downtown area and peonies The task force rounded up atop the 29028-foo- t WednesThere is still a child in the The wind and time are ent peak age and other flowers for Memorial 4480 Arabs for questioning of day and a second made it Thursetched on her bronzed and wrin- house — Betty Sue were damaged by hail Day” these 522 were detained as “su- day despite the early onset of the But H-Blkled face but her spirit is as Bread a Ogden was still overcast at noon monsoon rainy season per suspects” as a colt’s Topay moves in quieter surroundyoung today but The Associated Press The historic double conquest house ings than when an estimated 100 Despite the romantic HollyShe lives in a wood film treatment the Casbah was announced by the Swiss legareported that skies were beginnot far from the somber Wichita children clambered through the In reality is a crowded ning to clear elsewhere in the Intion here just one day short of helped Topay mountain slopes and near enough chief’s home area termountain slum for 50000 Arabs and three years after1 Sir Edmund TOKYO (AP)—Japanese sciento recall memories of the ram- mother them all and gave birth Bureau station at Weather The a few Europeans It long has been Hillary a New Zealand beekeephome where she lived with to six sons ant daughters her- tists announced their instruments bling Lake Salt the Municipal Airport regarded as an Arab refuge Its er and Tensing Norkay his naindicated the United States set Quanah until his death 45 years self of ‘inch 17 of an measured only live Inhabitants Her income is lease money off another hydrogen blast today jammed into tiny tive Nepalese Sfaerpa guide first ago from yesterday’s which interlock hovels is to She precipitation of reached the top deep- at Bikini comparable in power Everest while unsanitary Parker bom about 1845 to Cyn- from treaty land sudden storm but East Bench into a maze of rooms passages part of a British expedition led explosion thia Ann Parker a white woman ly concerned over a plan by the the May 21 and alleyways The Atomic Energy Commis residential areas got much more by Col Henry C J Hunt ROME (UP)— Italy’s Commu- and Peta Nokoni a Comanche Army to extend firing ranges at that nist Party the biggest in the free chief rose to principal chief him- nearby Ft Sill She fears ex- sion in Washington had no im- than water spilled down from Runoff world suffered losses today in the self He led his warriors in the pansion may include the Post mediate comment foothills the flooding streets and of IN THE NEWS The Tokyo Central Meteorologfirst returns frbm Italy’s nation- Battle on Adobe Walls in Texas Oak Mission and the grave Rocks six 'and debris 15 said its scattering ical Observatory a conflict described as the last Quanah Parker wide local elections washed in diameter inches recordland the eight The Army hasn’t taken gauges throughout Japan Premier Antonio Segni’s Chris- Great Plains Indian fight against Prison old State the Tofrom grounds wafes Memorial ed atmospheric pressure FRED A SEATON Day the white buffalo hunters yet and come tian Democratic Party the onto 21st area House the in Bikini of for on direction e Sugar the will flowers Former GOP Senator grave from the Later Parker rode at t h head pay lay group that has governed altraffic Street South slowing observa 40 The minutes marked the about surrendered Italy through the postwar strug- of Ms tribe when it 1875 to close monumentby In the markergranite is in- tory said the duration and most to a crawl gle against fascism and commu- at Ft Sill Okla in IKE SELECTS Basements of homes In many strength of the waves were the nism took heart from the early the Indians wars in southwestern scribed: Oklahoma “Resting here until day breaks same as those recorded after the sections were flooded but inconclusive returns SECRETARY tract and shadows fall and darkness May 21 blast" which exploded Parker was allotted the A big turnout among the 30 What has happened to Clara are about the same now as when more of force an estimated Parker last with is with lived he near where here men Quanah women and disappears Bow? million eligible WASHINGTON CAP) — Fred 1 was in Hollywood” 10 million tons of TNT 1911 of than chief the Comanches’ in his death his wives until in test West’s the first That question ' is often asked big voting A Seaton White House aide and seismosensitive” A “super “smile offenabout the famed “it” girl of the President Eisenhower showed of the Kremlin’s former Republican senator from at Matsushiro 130 miles Co mic s 4B 5 B Nebraska was nominated by Presgraph democratic 20s Her parsive” husband encouraged some concern the other day flaming northwest of Tokyo recorded Editorial Rex Bell 6A ident Eisenhower today to be cowboy star about the health of his agricul- ties which had feared democratic Pagj shock nearly three hours earth local would and now lieutenant governor of the posts give apathy 5B Secretary of the Interior ahead of the air guage readings Obituaries ture secretary Ezra T Benson Nevada said: to the Communists Seaton would succeed Douglas 5B the scientists reported1 The seis- Radio-TBenson who does not smoke Programs “For the past few jears she But apparently the Communist who resigned from the 2B 3B McKay mograph also recorded the May Sports has had trouble with her nerves has had a heavy cough for the Party was undermined by MosCabinet April 15 to run for the p on Josef Stalin for ST 'LOUIS (UP) — A mistrial of conspiring with two former 21 blast before the atmospheric cow’s Mentally she is fine and dandy last several weeks 8 A 9A Senate from Oregon Women’s Pages — Mr Eisenhower spotted the early returns showed democratic was declared today in 'the trial Truman administration officials instruments But she has had emotional disturbances that have knocked out condition and recommended that gains of Harry I Schwimmer accused to fix a tax case her health She has had trouble Benson have annmmediate check- HOT Federal Judge Rubey M Hulen with sleeping and has beep high up two after ordered the mistrial Benson had several examinastrung physicians testified Schwimmer’s “She has had to live an entire- tions The doctors said he should life would be in jeopardy if he it easier But the secretary ly different life since the trouble take continued on trial is still full going speed ahead began She needs the constant Schwimmer suffered a heart atcare of a doctor and must go to a with a heavy work and speaking tack last week after testifying sanitarium when her condition schedule briefly on a motion to throw out gets worse That’s why she must Prince Rainier of Monaco and the government’s evidence against his American princess the for- him on the grounds it violated jdon liL ave facilities in while passing mer Grace Kelly wound up their the guarantee against self inerim- -' Two cars traveling the same both accidents the drivers sp- control vesterday “She has been down there for S Highway U on overturned and ination and left last read at about the same speed in parently went to sleep the past four years Some of the Spanishforhoneymoon Mrs River Green of west 50 Monte off Carlo went the left Their vehicles aboard the same direction had almost MOTIONS OVERRULED time she spends in a sanitarium night 54 Arlington Silverton accidents yesterd'ay side of the road and both came Pauline who m Culver City we al&o have an their yacht was driving was Judge Hulen overruled motions identical - to a stop without turning over Calif on 40 Highminutes apart to declare mistrials m the cases about IT - nf apartment nearby I get down evQueen Elizabeth II will make Her husband George De Mr Hamer’s car traveled about killed weeks or six and The of four other defendants our the her usual public appearance ery jury Harrisville and Hot Springs 200 feet after leaving the high-Th- Vault Silverton received cuts and sons court was and into can the called her when they the of the other Thursday at the trooping of the in the first accident way clipping off a telephone pole braises- The driver 31 Denison (They are Rex Anthony 21 col- color ceremony despite widePierce presentation of the government’s suffereddriver Samuel car 100 feet a slight cut on the noe ' and tearing out about evidence resumed lege student and George Robert spread reports' of a Cypriot plot Colo was not hurt was of fence car second of wire the The driver two The other almost 18 in high school) accused are T against the royal family it was MOTORCYCLE DEATH VAULTED 29 FEET Lamar Caudle former head of kiljed- ' she doesn’t reported today “Unfortunately a mile half Less than apart the Justice Department's tax dihave a bit of social life That's Reinforced police squads will Yesterday afternoon on th Th Meeter car vaulted 29 feet 4:35 near West vision and Matthew J Connelly the first accident occurred at one of the things she can’t take protect the queen and police through the air when it left the Bingham a highway am the second at 5:15 am went out motorcycle former White House aid to Jordan in her condition sources said extra men will be knocked a 32 LePlant highway jumped ditch Meeter L Richard over faturned and “If she had been Minnie Zilch called in from outlying districts down a stop sign and street of control on dead D was S Procpronounced Mrs Norman The defendants are charged ‘instead of Clara Bow perhaps Many of the armed policemen marker and traveled another 60 tally injuring an at amva! said Officers Butler 25 of erad-to tax tor ! with allow the this never would have happened will mix with the crowds in centrying eek feet before it stopped against a a f wind of patently crimapparently to er gust Sachs to her But the emotional strain tral London strong escape Irving clovers a fence two four-lea- f knocked the machine out of conin tnal prosecution Sachs was fined Ironically of her early days was just too two were There Strict precautions went into passengers were found in his wallet Arthur trol She was with a group of 15 much for her nervous system $40000 on a plea of guilty effect when Scotland Yard heard in the first accident the car: Mr and Mrs School Injured other cyclists Mrs Proctor died “It’s like training horses Some- that Cypriot gunmen had slipped R Earner 21 Sum- Bridewell Intermountain James was tOs morning times when you're starting thor- into Britain to plot possible asCity a sister and ner Wash released after treat- Brigham after noon Saturday Park Yellowstone Shortly law ’em of break in the victim too sassination the you oughbreds attempts against ment Mabel Lorraine Nansen 51-- y Miss brothMrs Bridewell said her early while you take a saddle-hors- e royal family and British political Entrance Opened teacher at Roosevelt JunFIRST FATALITY er was driving while she and her ear-oland bring him along easy” leaders was pinned He added that his wife’s condiJACKSON Wyo (AP) — The The Cypriots believed to numwas the first fatal accident husband were asleep in the back ior High SchoolOffice it in downPost the as against tion had been “a little better” ber at least two and possibly south entrance to Yellowstone in Weber County this year ac- seat She said she awakened Lake Salt town City by a car National Park was open today for cording to Sheriff LeRoy Hadley the car was spinning crazily and recently Although she cannot see more were reported to have encurb Her foot the which jumped her old pals she keeps in touch tered Britain under forged passtourist travel Officials said During all of last year the coun- felt it crash into the fence The was severed in the hosdied She Bridewells received only slight with them via card? and remem- ports They were thought to be heavy equipment was used to ty’s traffic toll was 14 later two hours about pital brances The county fatality was one injuries seeking revenge for the hanging complete the clearing of snow Spring-vill- e RECORD TINIEST in PONY ON crash fatal morning Saturday over the the Officers found A newcomer to politics Bell of two Greek Cypriots in Nicosia of five in the itate from the highway yesterday NewT Ronald acWith her remarked that his own life Is three weeks ago sister Peggy looking on June Brown 9 Fred Houchens president of weekend bringing Utah’s high- while on the way to the first car man police say son of Mr and Police have increased their seholds a Shetland pony still so photographers can take its picture much the same despite his job as the Jackson Chamber of Com- way total to 74 for the year 10 cident Driver of the firstto Og- Mrs William A Newman of 2 Nevada's No executive The pony named Tiny is only 20 inches tall and weighs 18 merce said a steady string of more than were killed in the Mr Ramer had hitchhiked curity guards around the queen Springville ran in front of a den to secure help too Duke of not much and the “It’s different cars began leaving Jackson for corresponding period of 1955 pounds The filly was born May 23 at a pony ranch at Edinburgh the over truck which struck and lulled In another fatal accident Pa operated by the Brown girls’ father H L Brown from the acting business” he royal children Queen Mother Highway Trooper Frank Grant the park when it was learned the him out of went ear instantly said “My social and public duties Elizabeth and Princess Margaret He said he can find no record of a Shetland colt born smaller investigating officer said that in the weekend a road was open' h 18-hou- r d 400-yea- r ’ n Widow of Last Great Chief Prepares Memorial Tribute 24-hou- r J 1 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Swiss Boast Double Conquest Of Mt Everest 48-ho- ur five-foo- half-whit- e h three-eighth- d Japanese Say Reds Losing : 2nd great-grandchil- d two-roo- Set Off by In Italy’s filth-strew- n ast U S Elections H-bo- NAMES — — m Clara Bow Suffering From Nervous Upsets pro-Weste- rn 17-fo- ot INDEX -- Ailing Schwimmer Escapes Trial in Tax Conspiracy Case one-tim- e flip-flo- 1 SPRINGS ROAD MISHAPS ON Two Drivers Doze and Crash One Injured and Other Killed I : I j i j e viiit j ' - ’ 5 : -- °EdeS brother-in-- d Tre-mont- on i |