Show TEMPERATURES THE WEATHER OGDEN: Tair high S3 low 5R UTAH: Partly cloudy vith chance of thunderstorms high tomorrow 92 to 102 lows tonight 54-6- 4 5 CENTS SECTION 1 85th YEAR HOW ABOUT IT BARTENDER? REMEMBER ME! (INS) — Suzie madeher v ay to a Detroit taem today hopped on a stool and tapped the bar for a drink Everyone in the place was flabbergasted excepting the bartender who remembered the pet monkey from a previous visit several weeks ago The first time however Suzie was accompanied by her owner who treated her to a soft drink Suzie escaped today while her cage was being cleaned but instead of heading for a tree she went down to the tavern for “one on the DETROIT NEW YORK (AP) — Deadly arsenic dust sifting down from the paint on her bedroom ceiling in Rome reportedly caused the long series of illnesses that have plagued U S Ambassador to Italy Clare Boothe Luce The reason for the blonde beauty's strange sickness was kept a diplomatic secret for more than a year Last night Time Magazine dis-closed the whole bizarre tale after friends told Mrs Luce they had heard snatches of the story7 The envoy’s husband Henry R Luce of the magaf is 1 house ” editor-in-ehie- zine Mrs Luce former playwright and Republican congresswoman from Connecticut was named am- bassador to Rome in 1953 On her arrival she moved into the 17th century Villa Taverna official residence of U S ambassadors NO CHOICE WATER JAMS NEW YORK SUBWAY millions of gallons of water New York Subwav lines damaged by the run off of blaze Sunday were Tioured on the old Wanamaker Department Store building a line out the other lines expen by commuters yesterday With part of toinced oneof the worst s in the city's history Service was back to normal day however 4 “ i tie-up- i I tw BIG TOP ERA COMES TO AN END ORLANDO Fla (AP) — This is the last full day of sight for TomorMike Sibole row he must have an operation for removal of his left eve His right one was taken out two years last be traveling the big controlled would ago and the cancerous disease 'Greatest Show on i Earth7 Gives Last Performance Heads jnbme 3' haled The magazine’s story continued: After a year’s residence Mrs Luce began feeling tired and ill Nervousness and nausea followed She found one night she could hardly manage to waltz at an art festival because her right foot had turned numb In the summer of 1954 Mrs Luce came home for a thorough medical checkup in a New York hospital Doctors said she was WASHINGTON (AP)— A paint suffering from serious anemia chemist said today that if there and nervous fatigue After two months she felt bet- - "as lead arsenate in the paint on Ambassador Clare Boothe ter and returned to Rome Luce’s bedroom ceiling in Rome SYMPTOMS RETURNED The symptoms soon returned “it was added deliberately either however and became ever more to kill someone or to kill flies” digressing She began to loce At the same time State Dept By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS hair by the brushful Her finger- - offlcials aid there as abso- - nails became brittle Her teeth Republican congressional leaders reported today Presi- loosened no of evidence” any at-Tutely dent Eisenhower looks ‘‘much better'1 and acts with more She wps confined to her bed tempt on Mrs Luce’s life Gettys-day- s more and mare in week a saw he them did when he than ago vigor jbe scientist Francis Scofield 1954 she went to a m Late division of burg Pa U S Navy hospital in Naples A cihef Tof the techmcal GOP leaders conferred with the President at the White Navy doctor examined her and (the National Paint varnish and House on the legislative program at a time when the Demo- asked if any of her medicines 'Lacquer Assn talked with a arsenic cratic National Comittee was raising new questions about “It was the first time the ugly porter after publication in Time of an article attributEisenhower's health and demanding that his doctors be word had been mentioned in con- - Magazine nection with her illness” Time ing Mrs Luce’s recurrent illciucs4l0nec PU1C nesses to arsenic dust settling said He Mr Eisenhower put in five think any was called for Later she reported the arsenic down from paint on the ceiling hours of desk work vesterday the has previously noted that t h e p0jS0n theory to a friend in the Scofield conceded only one pos- longest stmt since his June 9 ln-- i doctors spent an hour talking Central Intelligence Agency testmal operation and Democrats with newsmen on the day the Meanwhile Navy doctors sent Slbllit — other than intent to Kill was with their operation performed marked the occasion laboratory specimens to the U S insects or a human — that paint out GOP senators the on Three official blast spoke yet jyaval Hospital at Bethesda Md may have been the source of ar- sharpest to Democratic refute the health of charges presidential seme poisoning subject They used a fictitious name said of Utah Sen Watkms lor the patient He said there is a chance that The Democratic Digest official of the United Preident “cal-- j came The “Seaman back: a in this century may said report publication paint ' party be trusted to tell the Jones” was a victim of arsenic have applied off and loosened flaked Ions’ campaign had been carried States can of some coat applied be- on bv “the men around the Presi- - pcgple the truth about his physi- poisoning particles cal condition Mrs Luce realized at once she fore 1900 which might have s said Sen Humphrey m a ticklish situation Del-- ! tamed an arsenic poison the Dgcst’s apparent move to icate diplomatic relations might He said that would have been make the President's health a di- be jeopardized if the news were “pans green” or copper arsenate rect issue in the campaign does made public — not lead arsenate— and added: not necessarily represent party Investigators checked American “But it would take rather large and Italian employes at the policy but added: and she Mrs Luce “I can’t help but believe there bassy Nothing suspicious turned WQUid almost have to be fed with has been a predetermined policy UP a spoon A person would have to to try to minimize the President’s a week the poison was chew Within on the flakes I can’t con- the aides had tried to up the political prop- - traced to the arsenate of lead ceive of dust illness by doing it” seriousness of Mr Eisenhower's ggandists room the The bedroom in ceiling IF A and its June 9 ileitis operation was quickly repainted with possible paint eliminating the W’hite House Press Secretary Okay U N Delegate danger James C Hazerfy declined to Mr- Euce returned to the Umt- WASHINGTON (AP) — The) comment on the article But he 10 11 Comics said m answer to questions that Senate Foreign Relations Com- contlract1 hrarsenkoTson-n- o Editorial Page 4 news conference with the doc-- ! jyjmpe 0(jay unanimously ap-- 1 lD(r She is to leave this week Radio-T11 Programs tors as planned and he didst Mediterranean President Eisenhoer'-- for a three-wee3 8 Sports choice of Paul Hoffman to be a cruise IS Then she will resume her du- Vital Statistics U S delegate to the United 7 6 Women’s Pages ties at the Villa Taverna PITTSBURGH (AP) — Roust- - j pletely mechanically road circus in America exhibition” that caused its removal spread to a bouts pulled down for the of tent time today the mammoth HOW ABOUT PAYROLL? the left one WIIX OPEN IN NEW YORK Rinsling Bros Barnum & Bailey for 87th reached be not the precould treatments in New York North Bu bg prornjSed will n circus open of the sentatmn comment and nobody else in prolonged the days Mike has been entertainment that thnlled usual next ear on April 3 at d able to see flowers birds woods "“STreatest Show on ErtH-- 1 800 to tb“lS7 seashore his mother and dad closed its road tour in a blaze of son on the payroll lfOOO persons his baby brother his puppy 0ther ei e glory last night at near States But doctors say now the operUnited the NIanv‘ seemed to feel they ngs aj over herg every performer seemed to the must come Mike must lose ation Gone ulU be the big t0Pt — s put a litt extra into his some his the and midway sight or his life y crowd of the wide-eyeyoungsters wbere THERE IS NO CHOICE strolled with their parents and 'There is no choice” says his and cajoled peanuts cotton candy tnnthe Rev James M Sibole father other and bright hued dolls For-resrark Bap' k£ts' t “There are a lot of people with tisfehurch16 Labor troubles bad weather the circus from Europe” she w Mike has seen a lpt in his last costs and other factors SStid don't know how they'll of seeing lie had a trip packed belongings and gear and rising cut into ggj enough money to get back to Miami and many trips around the circus headed tor winter quar such as television which ters at Sarasota Fla in its gaily attendance put an end to the home ” the rolling citrus and lake lands tent show Jackie Bright national admin- of Central Florida colored railroad cars Similar problems sounded the istrative secretary of the AmeriJohn Rmgling North board Today it will be a picnic his chairman and president of the death knell earlier this year for can Guild of Variety Artists said father said circus abruptly announced the two other circuses — Clyde Beatty North “lost faith with the pubYesterday it was a trip to the of the Atlantic Ocean near shore closing of the 1956 season shortly and King Bros However a group lic” and “did not revitalize the as it should be but de- - new Smyrna Beach w here Mike with of men associated circus formerly before the afternoon show ' “The tented circus as it now Ringhn? Bros Barnum & Bailey veloped a glorified night club played and laughed in the surf The boy doesn’t know yet that exists is in my opinion a thing ' has purchased the Clyde Beatty routine his of the past” North said “We are Circus and plan to reopen it Aug eye must come out in less STARTED IN 1881 M N SO in future 24 hours the for than Albuquerque considering plans “The Greatest Show on Eapth” If the plan materializes ft “I will which may involve an almost com--1 tell him either when he had its start as a tiny wagon show goes to bed (tonight) or when he m 1884 It grew steadily and comup Wednesday gets morning bined with Barnum & Bailey in NAMES IN THE NEWS just before he goes to 1919 to become the largest circus probably the hospital” his father said in the world Then came the heyday of the circus It prospered and became a m America John Rmgling last of the five founding brothers died in 1936 Prince Rainier of Monaco said i Peiping Radio said today that and the circus soon began expeYat-sewidow of the riencing difficulties today that if and when his wife Mrs Sun WESTBURY N Y (UP) — A Labor troubles forced the cirthe former American movie star founder of the Chinese republic cus to close m 1938 at Scranton Nassau County police spokesman Grace Kelly becomes an ex pec- - is ill Pa and return to winter quar- reported “nothing new” today in e one was of 66 h t Airs Sun the Peter Weinberger kidnap the announce ters for the season tant mother he will who revolutionaries Internal troubles flared up case nearly two weeks after the news himself month-olinfant was snatched The statement was issued in re-- t helped overthrow the Manchu Several timeym anagement from his buggy at his parents’ handsT changed after-effect- s home here Then on July h 1944’ ing Rainier’s American chaplain was the husband Dr her The FBI which entered the of the biggest blows Panic broke Father Francis Tucker as having lrst " n’ case last Wednesday continued ot of the m the a republic cut when fire started president big told rope rius XII that he had no silent concerning its investigation hunOne the top m Hartford Conn reason to deny that Princess China after the abdication of of the 4th of July kidnaping but 68 persons died a nd 487 Grace was pregnant and that the Manchu emperor in 1912 She is dred and ' sources said there had informed " news “will be announced soon of been no new leads ficially” It ms Rainier's test public xnaHsPchma' statement on the' still awaited news of an expected heir for his Judy Garland started a new tinv principality on the Ri lera phase m her long and sometimes If the princely line dies out Mon-- j stormy career last night with a sco would come under French triumphant night club debut at most of the years since the death John Rmgling his uncle a salary that may set a new of rule and taxes of the greatest some rounded up record reThe new bos of one of Brit- world in the SPRINGFIELD III (AP)— Orville E Hodge 51-- j ear-olhas been The pav check report- performers ac- t°da s ain biggest companies the big top and made puted millionaire quit under fire esterdav as Illinois state auditor ed 555 qqq Vveekly for the four-cuse- d his predecesor wealthv v eek date at tbe New Frontier many innovations amidst an investigation of alleged financial irregularities involving Sir Bernard Docker of spending But troubles continued to L more than half a million dollars n $163000 of coirpan more Jud' smash she had the mount Patronage declined UnThe resignation climaxed a scandal m the auditor’s office which funds on fripperies for ris au(Lence enthralled from the ions pressed for recognition bep wife orou- blonde moment she walked on stage to Feuds dev eloped and key person- jolted the GOP administration of Gov William G Stratton and John Y SanCiter Sr Bernard's sing “Let’s Have a Party” nel resigned Lots big enough to w hich could have an effect on the November presidential and chairman of the the curtain closed on her until succeor amid accommodate the huge tent be-- ! Jtate eiectl()n ln 1Um015 British Small Arms Orp made 12 floral came scarce and the circus had riisplavs leading vote getter on Stratton who previouslv had the charge in letters to the life to set up on the outskirts of theHodge first time in the “For my GOP ticket four years served an ultimatum on Hodge state and auto engineer- I wasn't nervous before the cities Recently bad weather and ago also withdrew as the party's to get out of office and off the ing firm’s 17000 stockholder'' said afterwards at a injuries plagued the emeus show” ‘ Judy nominee for and as GOP state ticket accepted the s the Sir Bernard s? fripperdelegate-at-larg- e reception to the RepubliIPS”— irdudmg live gold plated champagne resignations effective lmrrediate- the shakes that North decided to call it quits can National Convention bec getting jy Daimler automobiles for Lady on the “sawdust trail’ time” The The governor technically has at Norah Docker — promoted publi thn announced resignation Judy sang 15 songs m her lus-- 1 CLOWN OPTIMISTIC a no news direct control over the tate conference Stratton by city for the firm ty tremulous v oice She kidded j At Sarasota famed came several hours after a Sang- auditor an elected official Sangster agreed they promoted with the 700 dmers (at S25 a T amon County grand jurv began Yi10 Hodge who amassed his for- -publicitv all right but “of a char- couple ) And at one point she of tanat tune m the the which its investigation of Hodges’ acter star' through real estate and inopinion to hae the conductor tux circus paused ” Araof be the avoided business operations was should ranee su financial affairs vour board aeasorl rickets gled clip m her hair as he left the ex- of Guild Artists CoutP State’s shaken He claimed that the five DaimAtty George Variety viably I Iced it” she enthused aft- - erlcan aid ecutive mansion conference lers cost the company 50 000 eruards “Ifs so much nicer to aPPfarcd refus-- d to take a pessi- rakon also a Republican He said: miotic mto and that “I'm beat fellows” he told view the is the looking pounds (5140000) reports jury fm-- 1 that at least 42 state warrants newsmen “I Then he added circus don't nicked think was the aKo is $5600 ?hpmfehesU company strather mp did I?” of- - I ddn’t kill anybody The mean tented ihed any for the ‘Dockers’ trip to Grace by (checks) by Hodges issqed m theater seat” stiffly I think it’s lice u ere cashed under “question- - j It apparently marked the end she‘ said she plans to take' the 'erslon Kpllv’s ueddms and another S22beS"? a smart thing for them to avoid able circumstances 148 for one of Norah’s dres bills fsbQW' tof Hodges aspirations for therrAf4nrori i Lady Docker slim and apec-- l her'husband'sid LufL to the pal- l5aced their total governor’s chair in the 1960 elecnever did any business then value at $544 000 tions tacular dresser celebrated her ace That“r New vork nd to They v ay They 11 probably be form- 50th birthdav last month T’ote r nnrinn Hodge s resignation came some Today he promised he w jjlq anj two a months after in£ some indoor unit when they widowed she had inherited more newspaper “make a lull disclosure” to ” reader appeared at the Chicago grand ”jury and “will make resti- Vice President Nixon’s father get here than 4 million dollars before her Frank Nixon 77 is progressing Geprge Higgins president of- Daily News offices and told Exec-th- e tution marriage to Sir Bernard m 1949 w Sarasota Chamber of Com- utive Editor Bail Walters he Also involved in the mvestipa- a ere limousines after suffering Her gold-plate‘ satisfactorily He merce suggested the circus might thought there was somethin lions is the Scuihmoor Bank and stomach ulcer hemorrhage among the sights of London make a regular stand in the FI or- - worth investigating about Hodge Trust Co of Chicago at which chairas Sir ‘Bernard was fired ida City That tip set the newspaper on 'many of the state warrants were of man and managing director can’t “If the circus the to the has trail of alleged irregularities cashed under vvhat was described 31 go He the auto firm May customers B customers come the let Louis state auditor’s office Oth- - as “questionable circumstances” conMovie in the to since Mayer been fighting producer regain The bank’s president Edward the circus right here in Sara- er newspapers soon joined in the trol of the industrial empire by is under treatment m a hospital J last' X-ra- y au-ca- ed j de-how- over-capacit- d - ! SHE INHALED FUMES Then for 20 months tiny specks of the poisonious arsenic fell suspected from the paint on the ornate bedroom ceiling The arsenic powdered her breakfast coffee In summer the paint gave off arsenous fumes which she in- 1 4 h j -- ned i j j j ! i i j Til Tell You Whenever Grace Expects': Rainier ! Nothing New On Kidnaping by-wo- rd n j j con-wa- (D-Min- n) j j - em-iquantlt- ies ccr original d ’ j j i ’ non-lead- ed INDEX - j j ' SiQi'e Auditor Resigns In Illinois Fund Scandal I j s d ed ST'S! U-o- V k Marias Training Too Tough? to tow What Vets Think J Sergeant in Death March Pleads Innocent Is Mum on Drinking I d un i t“ —— I i I - I i for pneumonia sola” Higgins said Uearch fer information ( jA Hintz resigned Friday charges — g that of uivuiuiuaij Ithe'irdictmert the charge cent to il0 nron 0? T reemit" whik on duty manslausWer and to oppression on mute of recruits but stood That petition was denied too in of the lesser charges although the defeme argued drinking there is no order making it Ubarracks under these But m another significant rul lawful to drink irg preparatory to the actualjpate gave instructions for the trial of McKean a defense mo- (questionnaires to be circulated lion was denied to strike out Tollowinj the deatfi maren ma two charges that he was drinking dent and McKeon s aeiense sel may want to oring raie mrn-ton duty the day of the tragedy The defense contending the seif on the stand to explain tne drinking charges were trivial reason and the resmts V'"-VT- ns o 1 ( y ated from this recruit training depot since last Jan l The concessions by the prosecu- ticn were considered major initial victories for defense counsel Emile Zola Berman who contended that only would feel free to talk about the boot training practices on the island Berman told the Court yesterday that he expects to show that it is standard operating procedure for Marines in the course of their training to be carried cn grueling night marches it was on such a moonless night slogging into a tidal creek that brought death to fclt men and brought the famous stiff training practices of the corps up for a rigid inspection serThe tense solemn-facegeant is charged with leading 74 members of a recruit platoon on a punishment march on the night of April 8 It took them into a tidal creek and six were drowned es -l i soliciting stockholder support - con-jditio- d ( 1-- McKeon's defense today won the right to inspect results of R poll of LcatnernocK oterans ES to hetu6r DOOt trsin jv rvrnrticrs are too rouch The development raised the possibility that Gen Rand- pate Marine Corps commandant might be called to testlfv m the court martial trial nf Mcixeon charged with manslaughter and cruelty in the April 8 “death march ot i sad-face- The prosecution of the 3 ear- old junior drill instructor also granted a defense request to produce the names of all men who have been discharged or separ- d |