Show THE WEATHER OGDEN: Mostly clear and warmer tomorrow 88 low TEMPERATURES high 54 UTAH: Fair with variable high cloudiness high low S2-9- 2 85th YEAR 45-6- 0 No 233 TELEPHONE 7711 OGDEN UTAH SATURDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER 1 1958 10 PAGES 1 French Send SECTION 5 CENTS Tennessee Area Can't Cope With Mobs Pro-Segregati- on Troops to Trouble Area By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Sheriff Glad Woodward of Anderson County formally asked Gov Frank Clement of Tennessee today for state aid in maintaining order in Clinton scene of rioting since integrating its high school last Monday The sheriff said law enforcement authorities “are unable to cope with violence” that he said nfay result from a mass meeting tonight CAIRO Egypt (AP) — Thou- - j sands of French troops boarded ships for duty in the Mediterranean area today while prepara-1 tions were pushed here for the opening of talks between President Nasser and a committee on the Suez Canal ‘ dispute The 30447-toFrench troopPasteur sailed from Marship seille France last night with 4300 men bound for Algeria other ships took on Twenty-simen and equipment at the French port There was no official announcement on the troop movement but it was widely reported in Paris that a number of the ships would soon sail for v five-natio- NEGRO TOURIST ATTACKED — An unidentified youth last night used one of his shoes to add further damage to an ear carrying Negroes which was attacked by aji angry mob in Clinton Tenn A tire on the car was also flattened — (AP Wirephoto) volunteer temporary police and one new regular officer were sworn in by Clinton officials in an effort to keep order in the village Tennessee's fn e organizations announced they will jointly sponsor the Clinton segregation rally at the Anderson County Courthouse tonight principal speaker will be Criminal Court Judge Rauhon Twenty-on- e n n out-of-sta- te pro-segregati- x GOP Is Bad For Farmers Truman Says OTTUMWA Iowa Harsh Words Avoided By 0 S and Red China u Cyprus WASHINGTON (AP) — Both the United States and Red China (AP) — For-- appeared today to be avoiding harsh language in a dispute over mer President Harry S Truman the shooting down of an American patrol plane off the China coast said today a Republican admin- A joint State and Defense Dept announcement yesterday istration- - in Washington “is - al-- blamed Red China for the surprise air attack terming it “unjusti- ays bad news for the American — fied: f 1 w farmer” ‘‘We can get out the vote in Ike to Inform November and get Benson and Eisenhower off the back of the American farmer” he said in a talk prepared for a Democratic v rally for farmers and labor It was the first 1956 campaign He speech of the had said he would speak only at WASHINGTON (UP) — Pres- the request of the Democratic Eisenhower plans to offer National Committee and that the committee had asked him to presidential candi- make two or three addresses a date Adlai E Stevenson- - qpnfi- week throughout the presidenintelligence briefings on tial campaign Declaring Republican adminis- foreign affairs during the cam-- ! trations do not vork for the best paign the White House disclosed interests of agriculture Truman said: White House Dress Secretary CRUEL EXPERIENCE James E Hagerty said he ex-- ! ‘‘There was & generation of peels Mr Eisenhower will con-farmers not so long ago that tact Stevenson next week to make Teamed this fact all too well “a formal offer” to provide the from cruel experience This was the generation that struggled foreign affairs ‘intelligence sum-- 1 through the agricultural depres- maries He said Mr Eisenhower sion I of the 1920s with Harding “has always expected” to offer and Coolidge and Hoover— those such briefings to Stevenson In Chicago yesterday Stevenearlier Republican apostles of son told newsmen he would wel- flexibility “They vetoed farm bills just come an offer from the President share secret intelligence re- as Eisenhower has done They favored big business just as Eis- ports on foreign affairs Asked enhower does And they regarded whether the President had hard times as the normal condi- fered such reports Stevenson tion for the American farmer said “No sir he has not I would just as Eisenhower and Benson welcome such an offer very ‘ Adlai About Foreign Affairs : for-ide- nt ic j j ! 1 j J i Warm Over Weekend It’ll Be - £ra£lP f? " B?ds’ story that the plane its fighters fired upon was believed to be a Chinese Nationalist a i r c raft Further it said it was “in fact violating Chinese territorial air Car Rolls Heber City Man HE HAD ° and territorial sea” INDEX Church News 3 Comics 6 7 Editorial Page Obituaries Radio-T- V g 7 Log Vital Statistics t Britain agreed this week to permit French forces to use ' Cyprus as a base An advance French military party already has reached that British-ruleMediterranean island 250 miles from the Suez Canal d UNDER ORDERS Other ships at Marseille were known to be under orders for ports in Algeria where nationalist rebels have been waging a of Chattanooga who "as an unsuccessful candidate for governor on a segregation platform Attorney Buford Lewallen son of Clinton Mayor W E Lewallen said a home guard would be or-ganized and would be on hand at the segregation rally He said that nothing has been ity the planet carries as a result heard from an appeal to the state of atomic explosions for aid and added “It's a hot is responsible for about a tato and they don't want to touch third of it it” man-mad- e i po-Russ- GIFT FROM PRESIDENT — President Eisenhower presents an autographed program of a special Labor Day ceremony to 12-- Jo Ann Dougherty of Pennsauken N J great grandyear-oldaughter of Peter McGuire in the White House rose garden today Jo Ann’s great grandfather is credited with being the founder of the holiday observance — (AP Wirephoto) WORK ON WEAPONS MOB BREAKS UP The latest Soviet announce-- 1 An angry shouting mob broke ment indicates that the Russians up early today after milling having tested multimegaton “su- - through Clinton’s main street for per bombs” are now emphasizing several hours About 1000 persons were in development of tactical atomic for battlefield use and the crowd which blocked the weapons n The committee perhaps “small” hjdrogen war- - street stopped cars and opened headed by Prime Minister Robert heads for delivery by jet bomber their doors and rocked vehicles G Menzies of Australia is to ar- or medium-rang- e missiles and down on their springs rive here tomorrow to open talks j Informed sources here say it is up while jelling and charting Monday with the Egyptian presialmost pointless to try to guess j 0 ore was injured and rn ar- ' dent from official Moscow announce- -' rests were made by the town’s WASHINGTON (UP) — President Eisenhower declared today As the canal controversy connine peace officers free is that American labor “the greatest enemy of enslaved labor tinued to develop other Middle The outburst stirred up by the in any corner of the earth” East troubles boiled up of a orspeech The biggest clashes in months In fact the President said America’s economy and producofficial ganization follow ed by were reported along the Egyp- - tivity based on free labor are the “terror of a few hHrirs the gathering of '& who would be any tian-Tsrafrontier Egypt com—— mob at Mansfield Tex The Texour enemies” plained to U N truce supervisors ans numbering more than 300 Mr Eisenhower spoke out in that Israeli forces killed 13 formed at the high school and The Russians ha e set oH barred Egyptian soldiers in three sepNegroes from enrolling arate raids on Egyptian territory far more nuclear explosions than Two Texas were sent Rangers i “ Egypt said two raids occurred in they or their neutralist apologists to Mansfjeldto help ormaintain i the Gaza strip and one in the El have ever conceded der 2 area The Russians have turned ScAuja desert The Clinton incident worst of ythe time being from testing weap- a series since the town’s high ons of megaton violence (one school was by court megaton equals 1 million tons of order Mondayintegrated WASHINGTON (UP) — Farm followed a talk by to — TNT) prices a particularly potent poexperimenting with Asa Carter of Birmingham Ala more versatile but less powerful Carter head of litical factor in this election year the North Ala— took a sudden drop in weapons bama White Citizens Council atwiping out some of the tacked Integration the US Sugam made earlier this vear preme Court and the National The Agriculture Department’s year-olOKLAHOMA CITY (AP)— Assn for the Advancement of Joann McGuire Dough- !n0Ulyir1CUeport-shTOiUeColored People Capt Manuel J Fernandez ty of Camden- N J great prices Jr won the annual Bendix 3 of McGuire Peter Earlier in the day John Casgranddaughter 1 TO per cent during the month end- - the 26 of Washington head of of founder Labor trophy race today zooming' Day per mg Aug 15 The decline was MEANY THANKS 1120 miles from George Air the Seaboard White Citizens e PRESIDENT May-Junsince the the sharpest ANCHORAGE Alaska (Af1)— Council was held in contempt of Force Base Calif to Okla- 1954 report when a 3 per cent George Meany president of the A e homa City in a record time Air Force weather Federal Court at Knoxville AFL-CI- 0 was recorded his thanks drop expressed of 668661 miles an hour crashed on a tiny island in Tenn and was sentenced to a plane Democrats were certain to try to the President for the special the Susitna River and This tops by 50 miles an exploded year in jail He was cited for to make political hay out of the Labor Day stamp “Everything hour the old record of 616 028 Ten of the crew were fanning racial tension at Clinyesterday price drop When the Agriculture we have in the final anlysis comes killed and the other is believed ton after making a speech similar miles an hour set in 1954 Department announced earlier from work— from Jabor” he said dead to that of Carter by Capt Edward Kenny this Issuance of the stamp Mr Eisyear that farm prices had Fernandez a Korean Air island 50 miles northwest The Lewallen said school board atrisen 10 per cent since last De- enhower said is symbolic of the of Force ace was one of six so small that torneys planned to ask that simiis Anchorage cember Republicans pointed out respect of the nation for the helicopters were forced to land lar action be taken pilots flying F100C Super against Carthe fact with administrative “hearts minds and hands” of on a mud bank a Sabre jets in the storied Benmile and ter who others quarter participated “ labor in developing “all the distance pride dix event which opened the in last violence night’s Secretary oL Agriculture Ezra wealth of America” He said Am- national aircraft show here T Benson said the 3 per cent erican labor is “free” and that The show runs through Monit is a form of life based on hu- NAMES IN THE NEWS drop was mostly “seasonal” day Fernandez is from Apman dignity with the right to ple Valley Calif He had work at a job to worship and to 14 Marks Tragedy’ kills in Korea think for the benefit of the entire TOKYO (AP) — Japan today nation marked 33rd anniversary of Mokes Portable Reactor the greatthe eatthquake eACITES ROSY PICTURE and fire SAN RAMON Calif (UP) — that claimed 99000 lives in - Why is American labor respectAerojet-Genera- l Nucleonics said Tokyo and Yokohama Sirens ed throughout the world? The Commedienne Martha Raje 'the notorious gangs of A! Brady yesterday it has begun mass pro- were sounded throughout Tokyo President said the answer is that duction of a small portable exactly 33 years after the dis- there are 65 million people em- lost a second bid to shed her and John Dillinger Survivors nuclear reactor which astrous 1923 quake and memorial ployed and they 'enjoy “highest fifth’ husband today in Scoring t Include the widow' Eva and a Fla when Judge William P Al- son will sell for less than $100000 services were held real wages” in history James coach of 'the Indian- len threw the case out of court The President? warned Americans must vote and do oth- He said he was not aware that spoils Athletic Club’s swimming er things to show they are ready Miss Raye previously had been team to carry out their duties as Am- denied a Florida divorce when he U S Chief Justice Earl War-re- n erican citizens ‘and in so doing accepted the case against Thomas dancer her and Mrs Warren today flew Edward (Ed) Begley make certain that freedom remains with us — even stronger as husband A Miami circuit judge from New Delhi India to see earlier in August had ruled that the Taj Mahal and other famed HAMILTON Mo (AP) — May- - C Tee from the council meet- - the years go on” the radio and TV star had not tourist attractions The Waror V H Spanswiek has acquired i m- re- rens who have been residence Florida’s fulfilled touring Inhad Maor Spanswiek said-Te- e suit dia the power to ban anyone from' interefered her and leave for U the S tomorrejected quirements with council meet for divorce A few daj s later Miss row by way of Hong Kong and regular City Council meetings as mgs several times” He also Ray swallowed a near fatal dose Manila a result of a long feud with the accused Ridings of “interpreting of sleeping pills editor of this city’s only news- the news tool much” on city afMrs Tita Purriom has filed a fairs and said the editor “did paper Vice President Richard M Nix- contempt of court plea in Santa The mayor said the Board of not print the news ts it was” on today resumed his vigil at the Monica Calif court charging Aldermen passed an ordinance Hamilton’s population is about bedside of his gravely ill father British actor Edmund Purdom Thursday night giving Mm the 1800 Frank Nixon 77 in Whittier has failed to make alimony pay-- l DALLAS Texi (UP) — The Calif because “certain people” Spanswiek took office in May poer after flying there last ments leaving her virtually des-- I had been “interfering with the 1955 as the city's first Demo- American Bar Assn appealed from Washington D C Dr titute- - The former London progress of council meetings” cratic mayor in 20 years The “to the next President of the InightN Kraushaar the family and Purdom were divorced The editor Marion Ridings of newspaper normally is Demo- United States” today to make physician said the elder 5 after a long court bati March Nixon the Advocate - Hamiltonian a cratic but did not support Spans-wic- k future appointments to the U S may die "at instant” from tle At that time Purdom agreed any in his campaign weekly said the ordinance was Supreme Court pn the basis of effects cf a ruptured abdominal to make $1050 monthly payments aimed at him because of things Hidings and four other citi- “judicial merit” and not as a po- artery' a hemorrhaging stomach for support of his and he had printed about “incom- zens recently filed suit to compel litical plum two children Lillian 3 and ulcer severe and their and arthritis The house of delegates pleteness” of the city’s financial the city to publish a full and deartereoscierosis Arina 1 statement policy-makin- g tailed statement of city finances body for Heze Clark oldest working Ridings wasn't present when The ease is set for circuit court the ABA’s 82000 lawyers forMarshal Pietro Badoglio U)e the ordinance was passed but hearing Sept 16 warded a resolution to the White police reporter in the II $ died j World War II Italian premier as soon as the action was taker The city officials in a House asking that appointments today in Indianapolis from a ’who succeeded Benito Mussoliti the mayor “excuse d” Gene contended ’the statement asreply d to “the be lawyers heart attack at 74 He covered and effected Italy's surrender to Barnes an employe of the news- lished twice yearly was all puband judges available without re- the most spectacular stones in the Allies in 1943 was reported the paper and Ridings’' attorney O- - law required the past four decade Including enticaly ill in Turin Italy gard to political affiliation” 22-mon- th i d ) five-natio- ! I Ike Says US Free Labor Slavery's Greatest Foe 1 pro-segregati- ! formally blaming Red for the attack the joint announcement acknowledged a navigational error” might have caused the plane to pass over some small islands alout 37 miles east of the Chi-tnee mainland However it was stressed that actual attack “took place over international waters” This admission by American authorities added to the almost polite language of the investi gation report seems to indicate the Eisenhower administration intends to play down the incident lest it revive Far East tension Red China In a rare display of consideration for American interests in the area said it “could not but express great regret” if plt”ers Schoolfield 1 I campaign against French rule Both France and Britain have been building up their military forces in the Mediterranean since July 26 when Nasser seized the canal i el IDS ADMITS ERROR o Truman who tried unsuccessfully to get the Democratic presidential nomination for Gov Averell Harriman of New York praised Adlai E Stvenson as “a real fighter” who won the nomination “fairly and squarely’ ' 1 He- described Estes Kefauver By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS vice presidential candidate as Slightly warmer weather “another champion of the peo- moved into the Intermountain ple’s welfare” who deserves “the area today as the three-da- y Labor support of all the farm states” Day holiday began And the weatherman says the warming will continue as the weektrend Kills end progresses High temperatures of between 2 and 92 were expected in Utah TALMAGE (UP)— Utah count- today In Idaho readings of beed its first Labor Day weekend tween 75 and 85 were predicted Clear skies accompanied the traffic fatality today when a 76- - ear-ol-d Heber City man was warmer temperatures killed in a Duchesne County High readings yesterday included 78 in Salt Lake City 77 in mishap Victim of the county’s first Boise’ 75 in Idaho Falls and 74 fatality in 1956 was George Mair -in Pocatello Lows this morning were 39 in The mishap occurred at 930 am near Talmage Junction 15 miles Idaho Falls 41 in Pocatello 45 north of Duchesne on Utah High- in Salt Lake City 51 in Lewiston and 57 in Boise way) 134 S al Red-hel- d much" do” diplo-denti- While of-M- 10 ’ Sixteen American crewmen are believed to have perished when the plane a Navy P4M Mercator apparently was blasted out of the sky by Red fighters Aug 22 Only two bodies have been recovered The announcement said a mal hill for damages will be sented to the Red Chinese re“through appropriate matic channels since the United States does not recognize the Ref! Chinese government” Top offick-l-s reported today that Scretary of State Dulles personally would handle the mat- ter when he returns from a La- kor Day vacation at his duck is aR rerea i11 Lake Ontario -WASHINGTON (UP) The Russians apparently have explod-ed a total of around 40 nuclear test weapons This is about three times the number of Russian tests individ- ually reported by the US and Soviet governments The United States has exploded about 75 and Great Britain five So whatever burden of radioactiv-- 1 8 A WONDERFUL TIME Fi Prices Take Tumble PILOT ZOOMS 666 MPH TO WIN BENDIX i 1 i mid-Augu- st B50 Crash Kills d s Missing four-engin- j j Japan self-contain- Martha Raye Loses Bid To Shed Fifth Husband ed that i Ban to Gets Power Mayor Takes in Ball Golfer Ike Game Press at Council Sessions Sees Mantle Lemon Hit Homers I WASHINGTON (UP)— 6 offer Eisenhower Ms brother and his I Dwight David Eisenhower spent old friend Gen Alfred M Gruen-the- r a night out last night at the ball retiring commander of NATO fame He had a wonderful time y WAVED A SALUTE White House News Secretary James C Hagerty told newsmen the President turned to him during the day and said: “I suppose youTe going to the game tonight” - Yankee fan Hagerty he was thinking of going replied with Attorney General Herbert Brownell Jr PresiThe hatless dent waved a salute to a big round of applause that greeted him and then sat down behind the Washington Senators’ dugout He began enjoying himself right sun-tanne- away d Yankee slugger Mickey ManFin thinking of going tle came over to the presidential hayself” the President said box before the game started Mr The President arrived at Grif- Eisenhower told him: “Hit two fith Stadium about 10 minutes homers for me tonight” before game time for his second Then the game started and Mr -- game this Eisenhower joined in the dapyear Besides Hagerty and Brownell ping -- Yr Eisenhower’s partv included Several members of the presiamong others Dr Howard McC dential party drank soda pop Snyder his physician Dr Milton but the President didn’t- - He and “Well -- the rest of the presidential party also kept their jackets on although it was one of the hottest nights of the summer MANTLE SLUGS A HOMER The President jumped to his feet clapping times during Once when by hitting a and laughing five the game: Mantle obliged him home run — the slugger’s 47th of the season — and three times for home runs smacked by Senator right fielder Jim Lemon Despite Lemon’s efforts the Yankees won 4 'But Lemon received some unusual recognition for his efforts anyway After the game the President called Lemon over and congratu-- I 13 ted him He rIso shook big hand and (Jim’s gave him a on the back (Mantle photo pat on sports page) 6-- X t Bar Asks U S To Fill Court On Merit Basis i ! bal-jleri- j na - ex-wi- 230-memb- fe er best-qualifie- j 9 |