Show " - - - ' - - - THE WEATHER TEMPERATURES' Max Mint 64 40 Let Cgit Bsist Bvrftt Chicgt Denver Us Vtgw 71 41 Mew 53 24 62 43 57 32 7f 72 SI 64 " t90 77 York Pacattlla San Ukt City 77 53 4 26 -- TELEPHONE EXport In a bloodless coup the Burmese army tonight took over adniinistration of ' this strife-tor-n republic —in a coordi- Throughout the country the armyand security of nated move— took over the protection all major towns i poTop army leaders expressed belief a certain to arms litical : group—unnamed— has been collecting coungroups and take over the wipe out all opposition "' try the opinion the ComArmy intelligence e3qressed munists were preparing to help this group The army has appealed for calm and order tnough no proclamation has yet been issued Communications are normal and the army says the only reason they have taken over the administration of the country is to preserve law and order Its aim is to see that" democracy V does not die it said y"over -to hand Nu U is The Buddhist prime mmister administration to the army tonight Assurance has been given by army leaders that which they are ready to handg over to any government and security of the peocan guarantee the — that present government ple the implication being ills ofthethe 7 country is incapable of solving the Satisfactorily ' CAPE CANAVERAL Fla (AP) — A weather probing Vanguard satellite was blas- lim i n a rry well-bein- ' instrumentation ilhowed the rocket's three engines performed normally That meant the huge rocket blazed some 300 miles high in space probably reaching a speed of 18000 miles per hour " DID NOT KNOW Government scientists said at 3:20 pjn (EDT) that they did not' know whether it had gone ' ch 21-pou- light-sensitiv- clouds 2 Vz ' x ? f ' t MINUTE BURNOUT After about 2 minutes burnout was expected from the first stage engine and he second stage was due to ignite at an altitude of about 28 miles The lift-of- f appeared perfect to news observers patching from an observation tower about a mile and a half from the launching site If all went well the spent third "stage rocket would trail the satellite into' an eliptical orbit after attaining a velocity of 18000 miles an hour Thus a total of 71 ?4' pounds would be in orbit Because the payload was heavier the latest satellite was not expected to match the imposing orbit gained by the only hitherto successful Vanguard which began a 200-yejourney through space last March 17 That satellite is swinging as far out as 2460 miles and as near as 407 miles in its trip through ori bit Scientists hope that today's basketball-sized satellite will identify severe storms as they develop In consecutive passes it possibly could produce facsimile weather maps or even a crude imageto distinguish between types of clouds and earth terrain features such as coastlines and mountains 1 50-pou- nd ar "- - 4? — t '""" - photo) yiissing jp--- at Supplies -- ing typhoon swept past the a area: today 65 persons leaving at least dead and 66 missing in the !fH torrential rains dead Fifteen were counted in Tokyi 36 in the Yokohama area Many others were f unaccounted for T ! i TAIPEI Formosa (AP1— Fresh supplies poured 'to J$uemoy's defenders by airland sea amid heavy Communist artillery fire today The buildup came as the Chinese Nationalists announced another aerial victory that boosted their claimed kills to 29— without a Nationalist loss— since the Aug 23 flareup of the offshore war Pilots reported one MIG17 shot down and another possibly damaged in a battle late Thursday off Swatow between four of their American-buil- t Sabre Jets and 16 of Red China's -- Soviet-supplie- d fighters NaRefreaf In Formpsf The first Nationalist ship voy to cross Formosa Strait since Monday sailed through a Red barrage and sent amphibious vehicles racing to replenish garrison stocks Four correspondents ' witnessed the operation on t flight ' back to Taipei con- -- & ! fpyi 1 -- I - I : 1 an Holdup Pair " st 200-acr- es Surrounded? : S-R- ed 12-squa- re f st : - 15-ma- so-call- ed i ? st : i 1 f We-hav- e planes parachuted I supplies to the is: lartd overnight through skies pep pered by bursting shells It was the third such operation in three nights Though the supplies are flowing again- the big questions are how much is getting through and how long the blockade punctur' law) ing can be kept up are j negotiatApparently- they VITAI QUESTIONS ing with Clarence Simmons Lay-to-n who has indicated he" plans These are vital questions because American policy of contain- construction of houses there seems 'There was no further discussion ing the Formosa Strait war now to hinge on denying the Reds last night of plans for i annexing the chance to starve out Quemoy any Randall land except the 200 in question Hundreds of tons of supplies acres '" ' use current for are needed daily SEWER EXTENSIONstocks reserve to maintain and Very likely urbanizationfof the Two weeks- ago almost nothing annexed area will I make newly 'f was" 'getting through possible extension of ' sewer line to some homes at the6rth ifliw have of the edge EIGHT NEWSMEN only septic tanks That- was the city manager's anINTO SEA swer when several residents of the area complained the city was TAIPEI Formosa (AP) — r extending services to a new area A small amphibious vehicle before taking care a of present " homes inside city limits with eight news corresponin service overturned heavy Hames without sewage dents seas during a supply landing lie south of North St to generally of the Five 285 North Wall up North about operation today - men - are - missing See Page 2 A Col 7 The missing were listed as source : by a competent three Chines arid two foreigners The names were not Transport high-priorit- y M list HA Atitnfte Oct ? JL :i t " ' e back-broom- s m- mmmmmM ROUGH GAL — Cross indicates general position of Hurricane Helene with respect to the Carolina coast— (AP Wirefrhoto) Georgia-Sout- h PRECAUTIONS URGED "Safety precautions for Helene should be started immediately and completed by sunset" the weath er Bureau warned Dangerous winds and high tide are expected to sweep an area from Beaufort S C to Wilming BEIRUT Lebanon (UPI) — ! Crowds shouting against :the new ton N C starting this afterhoou Lebanese governments surged1 through the streets toaay Anxi- winds and danger ''Destructive JLV J w m n MMn cAaIaW mff- f nil lL ?CCIJ-Vli uy luuuuwms government jf naiangists in hue I ous high tides should begin by early this evening and' are ex The angry Beirut crowds were sympathizers of thepro-Chamou- n Christian Phalangistswho were- mainly responsible for the violence pected at the latest by 10 p the Weather Bureau said that "followed installation :of the new president Fuad Chehab The hurricane's maximum in The demonstrating in the 8 harm-streets so far was relatively tensity was expected about mid less night near Charleston a big ship-' But the sealing of the highways! If ping center threatened serious consequences FLEE IMMEDIATELY It could force the army into direct action against the Phalange Persons living in the warning must pass All food for were urged to ''evacuate im area along the roads which were bemediately before rising water cuts ing systematically closed International Press United But while the Phalangists conoff escape" PARIS (UPI ) — Moslems and "This is an emergency warning tinued their French settlers in a rebel-me- n —repeat emergency warning" the agitation and general strike rebel chief Saeb Salam an- aced slice pf Algeria began vot Weather Bureau said nounced that the rebel barricades ing today 0n Premier Charles de Southeastern Red Cross headconnew man" immediGaulle's down would start coming "strong quarters rushed ten disaster and were stitution by protected They field staff workers into strategic ( ately After a meeting with top lead- - French troops and guns Georgia and South Carolina The 'constitutional referendum points Evacuation centers will be prs of the rebellion Salam is sued a communique saying the will continue through Sunday in set up along the coast They are rebels agreed "in principle" with Algeria France votes Sunday to go into North Carolina De Gaulle will make his final ready on a moment s notice if the storm Jrnme JviimsLer xvasmu iukiuii a for a big direction shifts r request to remove the barricades4 radio appeal tonight I' his of in turnout favor project to It said the popular resistance movement would take effective establish a Fifth Republic with steps "to put the request into stronger governmentsa expected heavy vote COLUMBIA WINS executions the light -"of security Officials as well as in Algeria in France developments" threatened Mos 4 STRAIGHT rebels A spokesman for Salam said where the im-if they did not with death lems the dismantling would begin OVER SCEPTRE notice-and referendum the would be boycott mediately and to the rebels opposed able by the end ofthe week Algerian a ter resumed NEWPORT R I (AP) --4 new constitution to was the plan parently in France The out US sloop Columbia ror inside Algerian campaign mantle them fmm the blow-u1 to e the America's cup failed clinched but tried of outer agents down the ring tjfkihg Rouen at works a Thursday defeating the Brit- today by gas last" fenses ish Scepter by about half a 'were pushing night tj S authorities Amer-bePolice reserves throughout mile " of plansfor the evacuation and called been have The victory gave the cup- France amid up Lebanon from icap troops-ar been have h scores of Algerians defending Columbia a indications that the to 48 hours in the rested past sweep in the famed inter- revolt was effectively at an end : new violence national forestall source yacht race ' A reliable military m women Cunmen and soldier Briggs by American Algerian Skippered dieted the last Grand Kabylia Province a region spurted i f ningham Columbia and Marine will be out of e east of lead today ' to a quarter-milAlgiers anon by Oct 17 if sufficient ship- - about 100 miles death marker of to to the went the first polls despite is available halfway ping a tri-- 1 is area Over The race honeycombed the The Marines were loading fuel threats rebels the of the course Then angular reserves ammunition and hefivy with strongholds ' the warned ran into have weeks twice dewho for British' sloop equipment for their imminent trouble with her sails and the uarture Army units were re- - 3300000 registered Moslem vote "If was as good as over you in voters race Algeria evacuation ported preparing commit suicide Shouting Beirut Crowds ' Surge Through Streets " 1 - 4-- — ' I ms -- £ Vote Starts - - In Algeria 1 four-day-o- ld anti-governme- nt "' T A Ap-tigati- on dis-sear- ch de-ar- p : : - 4-- 0 ? pre-Ba- Leb-mountai- nk ns 24-mi- le you f fry - V''7 f3m '" V- - 'V i -- y - GO - r— A The landing vehicle reportedly was swamped by high waves and not hit by '2 a group from southern going to cover first :vhandthe new "Nationalisttechniques of unloading supplies For-mo- sa Comics Editorial Page Obituaries Radio-TPrograms V Spoirts : Theater Vital Statistics Womb's Page J aV 6B 6A 7B 7B 2B 3B 11A 7B 8A -- Jj and daughters Tamara 18 California 22 flew from in a plane with the name Lehi V maoe tne painted on it Baker IV crossLehi Raft aboard trip journeing the Pacific in a ended Saturday for him y-that four crewmen ana a nea Ditien dog Tangoroa " "You look just like MosesDad-dy- " were the first words of Tamara ' as - she spotted the beard grown by her Mormon father dur ing the voyage? "I knew he'd make it' Mrs Baker said 'It just took a little more time than we expected" B aker formerly of Ogden and his crewmen will return i home soon but their dog Tangoroa wiTl remain with - a Navy oiler '"t as a "mascot The skipper gave the animal away to save it from possible destruction under Hawaii's rigid quarantine law Later he had cause to regret his generosity when a message arrived from his wife saying she had signed the 69-d- ay X' ft V v - I - M A ' FIRST BITE FOR PHILLIP i l -- y i - INDEX i- - De-Vr- Jac-quett- af 40-od- d city-The- e LEIS AND KISSES: The Baker family — separated and a raft since mid- an'oceari by: in nonoiuiu July — was reunited leis and 4 floral yestferdayjmid showersot Kisses and her two Mrs Nola Baker : - 24 the first Showgirl Sandra Drummond 20 feeds Phillip Crosby held for a wedding reception bite of their wedding cake at post were two married The Las in at Vegas them theTropicana Hotel marwhere Crosby Church Bmg Catholic at Anne's St yesterday recently married Kathy Grant last year Phillips' twin Dennis — ried another Vegas showgirl Pat Sheenan (AP Wirephoto) - IN TH f NEWS animal with a mainland dog food ters are ironed out" company- NEW YORK TICKER TAPE: COURT CALENDAR: Cheryl Pianist Van Cliburn has turned daughter of over to the city of New York Crane fil star Laaa Turner has been the prize money he won in last1 l her left in temporary custody of Mils Moscow music r esuvai spring Mrs maternal grandmother Cliburn 24 and a native of dred Turner Kilgore Tex handed the $1250 Superior Judge AlleninT Lynch Santa check over yesterday stipulating declined yesterday earl- that it "be used on behalf of crean to change Monica Calif artists and' cultural welfare ier decision making the girlwasa ative so that "musicians can take their ward of the court The case place beside athletes" continued indefinitely The girl stabbed her mother's SCALES OF JUSTICE: lover Johnny Stompanato to Mickey Hargitay husdeath last June band of actress Jayne Blansfiell tongue lashing' yes- -' DIVORCE MILL: Actress Deb- was given afilm in a capital court ana bie Reynolds has listed for sale terday to ordered pay $300 a month the desert resort hideaway where was a daughter she and Eddie Fisher and their to support wife a- his first by holidays children spent many Commissioner home with Superior Court The B Oliver raked the former ' John furnished guest an elegantly with a remark that Universe is lo Mr house and swimming pool ' interested in his was "more he cated in Palm Springs his' own flesh ": than own mar pursuits The eouole's three-yea- r f riage collapsed under pressure of and bloodsa period of time in During renorts that the singer was night which Eliza Hargitay made $69000 he clubbing with raven-hairecontributed only $800 to support beth Taylor Tina daughter by bis first wife Miss Reynolds attorney said Mary Hargiaty 29 the commisyesterday a divorce will be filed matsioner said after "a number of financial 14-year-- T-- i j- Mus-clem- an three-bedroo- m d - v r 4 T four-mont- NAMES ( i - - t Hurricane Helene eighth tropi cal storm of the year caused the more immediate alarm At 11 am (EST) it was boiling through the Atlantic only 200 miles southeast of Charleston It was moving toward the northwest at 14 miles an hour Hurricane Hsa was far to the south but its winds were up to 115 miles an hour compared to 100 for Helene i mmmmmH r il1 - :k : SC (UPI) h 3E mac itmr:-:- t at 1 SADLS THROUGH BARRAGE Theews ' mm — Twin hurricanes with ? winds of 100 and 115 miles an hour roared through tthe Atlantic today and the resi Carodents on Georgia-Soutlina Seacoast were- warned fo eave immediately for safety inland ''- a ToQuenipy shellfire: m CHARLESTON ft Tokyp-Tokoham- -- East-Americ- given 1 rfiee Inland : Tunneled " 1 m f : TOKYO (UPI) — A ravag- Says Dulles BY AIR SEA - w - British-Freighte- rises slowfy from after blastoff pad at Canaveral (AP Wire Cape nd chalked up to date It was also the first time a Vanguard had been fired successfully in two months During the interim the slender missile was checked out from top to bottom and a few minor adjustments made in the first two stages An attempted launching of this same rocket was scrubbed last week when an electrical break- -' down caused automatic engine cutoff a split second before lift-it- p The mighty Vanguard engine ignited then with a flash but shut down just as quickly when the trouble developed 'SEEING EYE' MOON The" main mission of the "seeing eye" moon was to measure the movement and disposition of cloud cover around the world to aid meteorological studies Two e photoelectric cells were carried in the satellite to do the job rocket The 22600-poun- d climbed sloviy aloit at 10:38 am (EST) It began to accelerate-rapidl- y as it rose steadily into the cloud-fille- d Florida skies The sleek missile was bucking a brisk westerly wind as it roared skyward J After about 10 seconds the olive-dra- b and white missile ended its vertical flight and curved toward the Southeast It was a tiny white "dot in the sky as it darted in and out of the 0s t - f To Annex 200 Acre Irac 'ti''i y VANGUARD d 20-m- v j Residents-- Fifty vessels were sunk or torn adrift by the storm 'whose center passed Tokyo about 2 - am (IP am Friday PDT) Thi fate r Eskcliffe of the Law Extending Ogden's North Border in Tokyo adrift' vessels one of the Becomes Effective Upon Publication Bay was not known " v ' -:'f v' The typhoon— 22nd cE the PaAn ordinance to! annex about 200 acres of land just north of cific season — winds of 125 ther State Industrial School was approved on second reading last miles an hourpacked and gustssThigh night by: the Ogden City Council miles 185 as per houf as it bore The action means " that the ordinance becomes law as soon as down on coast ' it can be published NINE INCHES OF RAIN Council voted unanimously - after a public hearing that raised The typhoon1 lashed Tokyo with two questions more than nine inches of rin First a resident o"f the Randall water' The rains and knee-dee- p and caused area asked the Council to postlandslides set off into it1 homes had collapse pone action until' after 9 p m K5 a m- - PDT) of As or f theCbuilding plans vestigated some 195000 houses in the Tokyo the area uv t area were "flooded or partly Second a group of citizens livflooded ing on the north edge of the city Along the coast in the Tokyo r'" of iloficf 9ft fishirrff vessels solicited ?"a pledge they wouldbe - were cansized Twelve crewmenf provided with sewer service in missme connection-wit- h the annexation A7240-ton- t Bntisli freighter Donald Koldewyn the Randall Eckcliffe was adrift in the the resident warned the Council that UNITED NATIONS NY (AP) storm tossed Tokyo Bay after- redevelopment of the QOacres in Secretary of State Dulles con- porting she had run out of fuel question f or residehtiI purposes ferred with top Western diplo- A Tananese Coast Guard boat would'' pose severlproblems in- mats today after serving notice rushed to her rescue cluding sewer jiitural drainage that the United States will "make The storm knocked out most storm sewerswater and more j no retreat in the face of force" public transportation in the Japaon Formosa nese capital Street cars were SUBMITS PETITION Far a the before In speech stalled in the flooded streets HeVubmitted a petition signed Comof Council Tokyo's fleet of 20000 taxicabs the Randall merce and bysiany none whoof owned York New in Industry vanished from the streets area— but 'propcharged--tliDulles last nighty erty in the area being annexed— Red China — aided by Soviet arms of the defeat annexing urging moral support —is and supplies action war against us in Another of his arguments was "threatening Formosa area" that low-cohousing was planned the"The United States is not pre— he felt for the housing to retreat in the face of pared would not enhance the area he declared But armed force" Council paid little heed to the added "our he position is otherby wise petition which was signed resiflexible" neither Ogden citizens nor Dulles said the United States dents of the area proposed for welcomed MOUNTAIN VIEW Wyo ' Peiping's willingness to ban- ' annexation bank Two Wyoming (AP)— Chinese "The subdivider must put in resume thewasU in surrounded were believed prepared "in ac- dits all improvements" observed City talks and 12 about area mile with our United Nations a Manager E J Allison "so virtual- cord miles south of Tiere today roads curb and Charter obligation to settle the ly all expense-oThe search centered in the by peaceful means" gutters a water and sewer system dispute area The sheriff's "We believe that the Soviet Un- Bridger'Lake said will fall on the builder" the manhunt here office ion if it rwanted to see a peaceful that while-theHe pointed-ou- t to that vicinityshifted -auickly the homes will solution: could make that- pos- when deputies found tracks bemay be i low-cobe -- substantial good" buildings sible" he said lieved to be those of the bandits constructed under the city's strinGLOOM LIFTING n posse on horseback S gent building code the Federal Bureau of Inves- The secretary spoke "amid indiwere participating in the SHACKS PROHIBITED cations that the gloom into which ' : the Formosa crisis had plunged Under the 'code "We're not certain thg robbersf Washington was lifting slightly "shacks" cannot be erected Penin the surrounded area" sherToo he arffued there is a meed Spirits were bolstered by a y 's homes in an expand tagon estimate that Nationalist iff officers here said "but we for' low-coto hurl have reason to believe they may ing! community such as Ogden I China is strong enough at invasion Red Chinese ty the-ciback any He f said expects prob-- The "bandits abandoned their without lems against Quemoy tempt S : ?U have:: armed getaway 'car not long after they help 'Any tinie you- grow voir N the Uinta County State U robbed a in was There" had them lor feeling problems easa here were Wednesday and it was Ran Reds said the Allison circles that 10 years Mr dall is the Jast area 'in i which iag their pressure in Formosa— believed they headed toward the on horseback Ogden can1 make substantial perhaps m the face of a solid said the bandits official s A bank Western front growth in the rob- more S130W eot than Both Britain and France joined The petition for annexation was submitted Sept 15 by the owners in supporting American efforts bery The robbers carried pistols in the crisis and wore sotk 'over their heaos: of the property involved Glen L to get a cease-fir- e bank officials continued to Thov fnrppfL-thretalks The Warsaw! Hall J Alvin Brown and Harold stuffed the and deadinto of of on a despite reports J Linf ord (Only' majority1 drag sack a into state must under owners lock land moneys sign ' t COULD SPOT STORMS ot ("si : orbit" 72-fo- $ " i ana - At Least 131 Dead — the-Japan- ese Porter added: Since that time sporadic sig bullet-shaperock The et housed a satellite which if orbited success fully could spot large storm masses such as hurricanes and ty phoons as they build up around the earth This was the seventh try at shooting a composite three-stag- e Vanguard with only one success '' f - v Newsmen were told that data then available would "not allow confirmation or denial of the existence of an orbit" The announcement was made at the National Academy of Sci ences by Dr Richard Porter chairman of the technical panel on earth satellites of the Internai tional Geophysical Year i He said the satellite's radio sig nals we're not picked up at the expected time by Minitrack and other radio tracking stations on the West Coast but had been de flected earlier iiv a pass overa Minitrack station in South Africa nals have been received by Mini track stations in other locations but all available data at this time will not allow confirmation or denial of the existence of an s ' " v " 'It'- - City TalcesTihal Action ' x ' " All Staqes Pe " C -- y 1 r 0 : pre- 85 ' f i RANGOON BURMA (AP) omit mmnaiii ted into space today and mmm I to- - 5 CENTS 2 SECTIONS 24 PAGES f n n BURMESE ARMY TAKES OVER STRIFE-TOR- N REPUBLIC ' Moon Mom into orbit i Fair warmer low night 30 'high' tomorrow - j UTAH FRIDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER 26 1958 OGDEN 11 - & Hurts - 4-77- - I - j :J-- r Utah: - No 253 87th YOAR j 'so' St t5 Francisco St Star t West Yellst 47 65 45 70 40 38 ' Ogdenr Fair warmer through tomorrow low tonight 40 high 1' Max M'm Anftlet Salt r " 1 If |