Show TEMPERATURES THE WEATHER OGDEN: Fair tomorrow high 71 low tonight 50 UTAH: Fair tomorrow warmer low "tonight 45 high tomor row 90 tr TELEPHONE EX TM - UJ - Lrrv F TORNADO DESTROYS CHURCH Anu CONVENT — An unidentified man today destroyed last mght itiiu- - least 40 still nospiianzeu — las VtfM l09B - 7 S4 Aflet MJ5iMl"4 07 4 73 50 7 47 52 4 San Francltea 46 4 S Stattlt 48 47 78 Spottant S3 65 Wesliit" 57 3 6WtJt Yliit 5 CENTS I' !d m Tornado Dakota North IkeR em arks Kills 10 and Causes On A Bombs $15 Million Damages -- y dUub xivm 'WOLF PACKS' WIPE OUT DEATHS ON DANGEROUS ARIZONA HIGHWAY TUCSON Ariz (AP)— "Wolf pack" police Pujols have almost wiped out auto deaths on a perfectly enginred road that once was called "El Camino de la Muerte"— the Highway of Death stretch from Tucson to the Mexu - n border The claimed 30 lives in the 12 months before last Junr- 21 Smcea patrol the Arizona Highway Patrol began its "emphasis been killed have three persons only ago today year Accidents with injuries have been cut in ha'f This experiment in traffic safety which uses roadblocks of Lt B IV Velasco and extra patrolmen is the brainchild s Tucson-Nogaleto Highway since the who has been assigned if Ttc mnHorni7(H in 1PS1 high was replied with a At that time the old or four-lan- e strip There is not a sharp turn a bhn& curve s a steep hill anywhere on it the Traffic deaths immediately began to rise Mastd of before after hours in the midnight crashes occurred daW"It was like this" Velasco recalled "Some feows would start boozing it up in Tucson the bars would closeand someone would say: 'Let's go finish the party in Novates The bars never close on the Mexican side " On the way back they'd all go to sleep except the drivers and pretty soon he would go to sleep u)a go off the road Someone would get killed" roadblocks at eachnd of the Velasco set up three-ma10 from weekends on p m to 7 a mNo matter highway back what hour it is three patrolmen are always driving starts Vessco On sections holidays and forth along nkiAbc ir tVio mnminps "fnr risvcholosical reasons 80 they know what to expect coming back' 65-mi- WASHINGTON (AP) — The United States decision to strengthen its forces in Korea with modern equipment seems to fall somewhat short of what the Pentagon apparently planned only a few weeks ago The decision transmitted today to the North Korean anda Chinese Communists calls for inbuildup of nuclear strength volving only air power at this time No atomic weapons are being given to the two American Army divisions standing guard at korea m - I- mpotw w - 90 103 ' Store :tapuip (orea Short Of 1st Plans " M Chie9 Denver Lm Minl 7t 43Pfcoil 71 45eetell A3 49 Prv f" - ' Ssift tuttt 1 up in I M 2 SECTIONS 25 PAGES JUNE 21 1957 — m x ' A UTAH FRIDAY EVENING OGDEN 4-77- 11 " ' -? ft- No 160 86th YEAR 1IM a " Oa4 kjmm PANMUNJOM (UP) — The U N Command told a Communist general today it was starting a stonjr-faced e i: n n w ffeof i t ii r major military Dimaup m me ivepu uut uiviolation" of the one carried out by the Reds in "flagrant 1953 Korean armistice agreement ica T"" r The reaction was immediate and exactly as expected North Korean Maj Gen Junk Kook Rok flew into a rage and accused the UN forces of intending to turn South Korea into a "base for atomic war" He called it a first step to prepare for a "new war" Today's decision nullifying a key provision of the armistice le lV T hife House Hopef ul on Civil Rights agreement meant the United State wound send into South Korea fleets of its latest atomic bombers and fighters — some 700 WASHINGTON (AP) — miles closer to Red China and Siberia Later there may be The White House expressed two-lan- e atomic cannon and guided missiles Reds Violate Flagrantly But doing so they were doing what the Communists already had done months ago The North at Korean air force war been has of the end the built up to nearly 1000 modern jets Its beaten armyw has oeen rebuilt and rearmed ith aoviet -- j hope today for action at this session of Congress on the civil rights bill which was forced onto the Senate cal- endar last night through a mntarv "maneuver " the truce line There was no immediate official explanation for this ap Asked about White House re for of modification to the move James C action plans a lethal parent press secreFARGO N D (AP)- -A giant tornado striking from Hagerty presidential 100 comsmashed through tary smiled and said: military strength caused byterms cloud towering more than 10 miles high equipment 10 truce of violations "Well that's our bill" munist persons— last area killing night of Fareo residential was in viohwvc The entire buildup "We sinintroduction barred These terms ThenHagerty added LONDON (UP) — Authoritaa key paragraph in the of lation f them children in one family I I action be will of into there new weapons of types five sources nere saia iuaaywhich froze cerely hope at leasi id mmion aunaxs SCIENTISTS armistice at estimated was agreement COAST rethe of session this Damage bill hi and on only Korea the permitted in-jPresident Eisenhower let afifWestforces of each side at armed the were worn-ou- t 85 least of persons At gear — Jlrirmimont rat ftllt - the placement its 1953 military strength The Congress" Kill UlSOlinouiwui a irom have resulted re-- lured some critically could It Earlier Sen Knowland conference in his Dress said the Communists buildhap UN funnel! available SHORTSTOP had of nuSTAR lack immediately ) said the maneuver xhe massive black was a "flagrant repeated and marks on the suspension of up of civil missiles outlook capable for carrying wilful" violation of the agree- "enhanced" the rlpar weaDons tests lashed a swath of devastation 20 STOPPED SHORT-TH- EY atomic warheads — although this rights legislation But he stopped The United States according to blocks long and five wide ment could a Or doubtful it seemed susto of predicting passage at the sources is prepared KNEW HIM The Allied decision was read shortsession Lashkowifz Herschel dictated been diplomatic have by Mayor temporarily— pend nuclear tests out by US Marine Corps Maj this considerations made the damage estimate apCREEK Mich BATTLE but has not yet won complete deENGINEERED VICTORY Gen Homer L Litzenberg senior In London the United States is He said 500 homes a high been — have arwould It UN of the proval from its allies on the member (AP) military Knowiand Senate GOP leader disarmament school and four churches were in participating D Fitch William tails of the proposition of for leader and better commission mistice over Southand that many other talks with the Soviet Union engineered a victory Eisenhower at the news con- destroyed and of some the in House-passeBattle division bill a Marine the damfor were tar of the vehicles ern foes shortstop There was surprise in some quar the buildings war ference Wednesday indicated susa of the was California bitterest of it — if but only team fighting last night Creek Elks baseball ters that the decision to augment SAN FRANCISCO (UP) Two noted University aged United States is willing to in what skirmish conover Korea CONFERRED IN WHISPERS' preliminary ' military power in South scientists declare there is no evidence to warrant alarm the game with the Emmerson ASKS FEDERAL AID prior pend the tests without--ofa fissionA to be disprolonged when time a at come should ' promises received devices was had atomic nine of officially by It Truck and Storage ban on the production testing The mayor said he was asking armament talks were under way tinued Labora- Jung in the Quonset hut confer- battle California of Donner the from able materials for nuclear weap- federal aid to provide housing are men University Both out rained been 8 roll call vote the By a ons Such a prohibition had been for 2000 persons made homeless the effects of radiatiorTon the human ence room of this neutral rone Senate are researching in 27 is They measure on Hs tory today Fitch the jail and heavy-se- t put short one of the keystones of Western by the storm village Jung re" conferred in legislative calendar withoutCom dressed awaiting trial on a disarmament policy nattilly dead included six children The In a speech delivered last harmful effects in the human whispers with his aides during ferring it to the Judiciary U S disarmament delegate of the Gerald Munson family charge port a simnar civu Oregon body "variations o natural radia- the to the night at Reed College in director Harold E Stassen referred reading He was mittee billwhere in age from 1 to 16 Police had been seeking ranged bottled up They been Lawrence H has John Dr conference rights President's presi would be far more important impassive throughout for tion was hospitalized w ith when he Fitch mother appeared The said of the Donner Laboratory for months But at the end of a " when he spoke at the Londonv shock the Emmerson game Wednestest- than fallout both genetically to from v radiation of effects Republicans and yester-dathe was conference his recess impassiveness disarmament children Munson of the One cent to day and to put the bill race "3 voted Democrats the are about individuals per into the ing fallout He auoted Mr Eisenhower's "Lois Ann 2 died of injuries ear- gone He stormed back looked at the EmFitch it out radiation natural calendar a on the an(Lkeep the more and than Ltwrence Soviet Gofman uniurged Quonset hut his statement that the latest The body of a merson squad He thought he this !ly morning of the Judiciary we get" disarmament proposal wnicn in young girl uniaenxniea was further testing of its "important form quivering with rage and ac-- of the hands the players The PRESS ASSOCIATED THE recognized is headed by which By Committee susis cover mankind to immediate of He reminded that trying of eluded a call for it inns tft ten hprfth and cused the UN trilii searchers team composed problater found Emmerson ii an by a SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — "continually receiving radiation its own armistice violations Sen Eastland up pension of nuclear tests are state and local police recog-to and measure of of ing ruins of a home the ourfpeople opponent y rays coming down happiness by accusing the Reds ot violating avowed hopfful sign nized Fitch A seventh Munson child Striking members of the Team- from cosmic Democrats includwho-Thirty-fou- r world the of the from those truce and s- Stassen added the United outer the space from shortthe 14 was beileved to have contract Before a locals sters taking leader Democratic approved said he was lodging the ing Senate radioactivity in tne allowed States is now ready to include Jung not been had natural he to but survived police and jail Texas of stop bakeries B five Utah Johnson with today Lyndon some controls on nuclear tests located earth's crust and in the buildings "strongest protest with your five the game to him complete favor in not But voted would said Republicans they they which we live and in everyside" He called for the "peaceful in a "first step" disarmament The other dead were - three a scoreless tie after Fitch's to work until members of in return the bill to the Judiciindiof not and the sending Korea did us" he of unification" But arsurrounding his woman thing agreement adults — two men and a teammates protested the Bakers & Confectionary withdrawal of all foreign troops ary Committee cate whether he had suspension One of the adult dead was would leave them with CONSTANTLY EXPOSED rest distheir Workers Union settled Knowland jubilant over the The historic meeting lasted one in mind 26 His as Don Titeen identified ancestors our players eight and only "it cuts out one we "Thus pute with the bakeries hour and 15 minutes It marked outcome saidfilibuster" Authoritative circles here oeexsecretary-treasurbeen H Latter have Fullmer constantly are and against the end of another key provision prospective (Continued on page 2A) lieved there has been a switch in 222 posed to radiation just like those of the legisla Local broke of Teamsters bill TOKYO the Sub part key on S (UP)Police armistice suspenagreement— of U the policy -the basic said the vote was "overwhelming- radiations that result from radio- up a student demonstration out- Paragraph 13-which said no ative program urged by Presi-i3 sion of nuclear tests but that Mr much The bill greatly in favor" of the contract which active fallout only in S Embassy today ar- new equipment could be intro- dent Eisenhower t U Eisenhower had revealed it pre- MEDICAL SOCIETY UPSET side the will cover three years protecting er doses from nature" into Korea once the fight- aimed generally maturely It would be premature four of it bout 200 teen ducedended civil medsaid and resting Teamsters other the Latter of rights on "got a voting consultations Lawrence professor because Western wanted except ical physics who has been work- agers who assembjf d to demand a ingIt was the second major proviHad the bill gone to committhey everything disarmament policy here still had for trial five-daArmy Specialist said He the Japanese a motion to take it away tee week" the safety pro- 3C William S Gfr3rd of Ottawa sion nullified by the Allies after not cleared up their differences ing with the radiation aftwill a the committee and put it on from Teamsters there believes 1935 get Thursday since Communists had made it the The conferences was adjourned gram 111 work is no evidence to support the ernoons off in a The first was the de- the Senate calendar would have "mockery" after vesterday's session to percarried also The demonstrators "neu- been subject to a filibuster by week They now work six days cision to expel the assumptions that low level radiamit French Delegate Jules Moch United A the inaccusing leucontract placards said the cancer Latter truce on nation" supervisors a Southern opponents two tral tions are inducing government to return to Paris of "steal States prospecis however As it Polish cluded these terms: trying3o the after taken decision kemia and bone tumors as sugbusiness to and placing bring and Czech members made any five filibusters still lie in the A guaranteed minimum weekly gested in some "scare articles" N Y (AP) — A Medical Society spokesman MANORV1LLE The talks resume Tuesday and ' nuclear Japan first weaponsfo the for year path of the bill of inspection impossible "The danger irom iaiioui is form Stassen requested sessions be said today he believed there would be a speedy and satisfactory pay of $90 of the In justices Washington and second the for than the year considerably smaller held daily to permit him to pre- adjustment of a doctor's $1500 bill for services during and after the $9250for the third confer privately year for driver- - dangers of other radiations to Supremeon Court sent the new U S disarmament dramatic rescue of Benny" Hooper Jr from a well five weeks ago $100 to whethe ap salesmen which we expose ourselves with- today to restive he accept complan Both the boy's parents and the legal peals For transport drivers and out much worry" he said of the Girard case drivers 15 cents an hour Dr John Gof man also of the plexities physician Dr Joseph H Kris The yesterday lagovernment have indicated willingness to! wage increase for the first year Donner Laboratory and E last the second year in a speech beled as s "clearlf wrong"case of uranium-23- 3 place the matter before the Medi-ic- 10 cents more10for py the in Tuesday ruling more the for cents said and another to the Public Relations Society Federal District the spokesman Society drivof drunk i?idge Joseph C a hospitalization of America in San FranciscQ said whole third year pluscare this Former President Harry S actor was convicted to 60 that unfortunate "It's asked the high and McGarraghy program on "There exists no valid evidence court days in thing developed in this fashion and medical SAN FRANCISCO (UP)— A San Francisco newspaper reporter as soon as overturn to Truman returns to Washington ing and a sentencedof the accident it acwill will which pay effects the harmful companies that' any result as an ending to what was a hapsaid today he was not now a member of the Communist Party D C today to push a pet project jail as possible a to month or men to $1040 premium to testify recrue individually The damage suit wa filed yes- py event for all concerned — the McGarraghy u ct the govern but he invoked the Fifth Amendment in refusing 34 started The ago strike days to get presidential papers descendants" their of Benny" said Dr Phillip ment's plan u- let 'Japanese garding past political sympathies or associates the Continental Baking terday by Martin Barth 36 who recue against Rafle LACKING EVIDENCE courts try GirarOJ a GI from Ot in the car He J The reporter was Jack snie- Co in Ogden and Fisher Holsum 111 He was due before the House was a passenger of on w Suffolk slaying man: 43 of the San Francisco Ex Dr Rafle is charges County Royal Continental and Fairfax "I did not say there ill be tawa - charged that Robinson drove at testo scavCommittee was chairwho and of health womi'n a commissioner Administration but rather that Japanese aminer He was the first witness baking firms of Salt Lake City8 no such effectsevidence 4a wanton and reckless rate of man of the on a Soexmetal Medical for now no acceptable m lu County enging scri'rp at today's session of House Members of Local 222 and " he wag under that tuy in MYor w McGarCommitRelations Public range Activities Subcommit- To Discuss Red he will be" empha- military firing ciety's 976 met here this morn- ists that there the presidential papers held by the influence of alcohol soldier the ruled sized contract raghy tee hearings which were once to vote on the ing the Library of Congress of an e tried is by "The Medical Society quite Gofman continued that even if would have to the About 150 driver-- s a 1 e s m e n again being televised in defiance "He's the originator in churchmen Protestant l set be matter Leading of a direct order by Speaker Sam walked off their jobs May- 19 radiation were found to have American military idea— I introduced the bill" Rep in Sydney Australia have wel concerned' that the House Rayburn McCormack a proposal tor an Ausirai-!b- e NATIONS N Y 1 UNITED adjusted' interview comed an satisfactorily in said leader WON'T HALT TV American tour ian evangelist by is matter con— the Once Some Western nations McCormack said Truman is Chairman Fran- (UP) Graham Bishop H U Mi- before the society's five-ma- placed MeSubcommittee Billy was not urged today that the General Ascerned and has "been talking lliard Church of England bishop diation Committee — composed ce F Walter f or months" about presiden- of Sydney said today he will present today having returned to "j sembly be recalled to discuss new of "elder statesmen" of the countial papers "lying around" for the success of Graham's — can details of Soviet brutality in Hunpray it Pennsylvania aner reiusius None of Truman's presidential visit "We will be most happy to ty's medical profession the of hearings two or halt televising a a special session apbe adjudicated in at welcome him" the day Communism in San gary but papers is involved They are bishop said into alleged said Raffle Dr Indein unlikely at this time the Truman Library friend of Francisco Bay Area professional peared to both Jerry Beavan a close had he said He spoken is formally on record Mo Australia 4U Graham is expected to arrive in pendence circles on the as favoring immediate Assembly However the Library of Con- Australia in July to discuss plans Dr Kris and Mrs Hooper 1 urging that the proRep Clarence Cannon the special committee gress says it has thousands of for a crusade with leading church- telephone was re- debate on and "both be House cedure parliamentarian4 adopted Russian atrocities in on 23 other of presidents report papers men indicated to me they would be ported to have suggested in - McCormack's bill would authorsatellite nation the "y subjugated that a contempt of Britain and several other coun to do so Washington glad ize spending up to $720000 for 4' ediDowdal H' Davis about 50 microCongress proceeding could be tries were reported thinking along no W" arranging indexing and Kansas City the of tor weekly instituted against Walter protect Call and a member of the Kansas filming the papers— toin case left Repub- the same lines Walter's departure of them from destruction lican Reps Gordon H Scherer of City Police Commission died ofCoa war or other calamity and to heart in attack Ohio and Robert J Mcintosh of today D make them more accessible to lumbus Ohio early — He was attending WASHINGTON Jap(UP) Michigan as the only members of scholars convention of the National anese prime Minister Nobusuke the subcommittee still here TeleA - spokesman for the library a 6A and Assn is time apPublishers "the said Kishi Newsoaner today vising of the hearings continued Editorial Pase said it holds 90 per cent of the was Mrs friends Dr and 4B 5B Comics today with both S congressmen proaching when United States major personal papers left by W IIvisiting Ray-buColumbus of be withdrawn between the may Weddington troops dispute terming 9A 12 A ground Com Pages George Washington The library when he died fmm Jaoan and Walter "a fight among Obituaries 5B also has the largest collection of He proposed no date or sched- SOVIET WARSHIP MOVES TOWARD MEDITERRANEAN the Democratic leadership" Abraham Lincoln papers 55 The fact that the only two Radio and TV Log A newcomer to ' the nightclub ule for closing American Army is en route Russia which say one flotilla Mikhail Kutusov of in the subcommittee at cruiser bases the Soviet The Marine last and of the Japan 2B members 3S night Edward G Robinson Jr has stage opened Sports en route f and was one His the about were moves where Las Baltic in id Bosporus the maneuvers Anhere still naval Vegas Republicans to Los in Flamingo through 7B bean sued for $50000 join Theater Istanbul Turkey ne U b btn cited by Eshleman as a reason of Jack Benny It was the vet-- divisions o f combat ground In is shore the to Mediterranean the background geles by a friend who lost an eye name: entertainer's 5B Vital Statistics was "illegally first appear- - troops and several thousand the that the in group own its around Mediterranean when Robinson's car plowed into pmti has Fleet operations security tightened and sup 13A 11A Woraens Pages a string of parked cars a year ance in a nightclub The audience supply headquarters via radio from Rgme) of the flotilla— of the (AP Wirephoto approach stationed are forces ion of the welcomed him with a bij ovation porting Thi n remafure'? 20-mi- le -- nt - j A non-existe- — — - I- (R-Cal- if d 45-3- Bakers Union Agree on New Contract non-sup-- six-minu- te '''-Thirty-fo- 30-mlnu- te ur weu-tanore- j (D-Mis- s) - j Le-Ro- Japanese Riot Over Girard i er d Doctor Who Rescued Bill Cut to Benny y 5Vfe-d- -- ay so-call- ed UKi-naw- a" ays He's No Commie uf Invoices 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