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Phoenix 60 Pocitelto 67 43 66 86 46rovo 64 Salt Lake City 37 San Francisco 65 St Ceorge 87th YEAR THE WEATHER Ml 76 87 68 70 Ogden: Continued fair tonight tomorrow warmer low tonight 45 high 80 Utah: Fair tonight and Sunday except in south Low tonight 35 high 82 36 40 40 63 62 71 95 90 No 254 TELEPHONE EXport 4-77- OGDEN UTAH SATURDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER 27 1958 11 10 PAGES ' - - SECTION 5 CENTS i L©w (sinKs JL " — — '— ?mm equautv" 1 o ed Lost ' Winds Hit 400000 Homeless 160-MP- — I - irr Property Loss High One Death Reportedv H - fry 'f-ft- k 1 TOKYO (UPI) — The worst typhoon in 24 years lashed the Tokyo area with winds and the heaviest rains in the city's history early today taking a toll that authorities feared may amount to as many as 2000 dead At latest reports 303 persons were known dead 1286 were officially "missing" —with little hope that more than a few would ever be seen alive again — and 1943 were inrains lft nearly 400000 perjured Record 16 to WILMINGTON 160-mile-an-ho- ur ( --- 1 ?r- - 0iLjp- ""8®m —— - £m ' 20-inc- h Little Rock Residents rain-swolle- SIXTH FAILURE 7 n about 100 persons from its waters but there was little doubt that most of the 1121 still missing were carried out to sea dirty-brow- n Cast Crucial Ballots LITTLE ROCK Ark (AP)— Election officials predict a heavy vote in today's crucial referendum on the integration of Little Rock schools The ballot offers a choice of allowing Negroes to attend all schools in the Little Rock School District or none There are about 42000 eligible voters including 8000 Negroes school plan He said Friday night Tension over the election has that private institutions would been rising during the past few not be subject to court rulings days and therefore could be operated Friday night Gov Orval E on a segregated basis "This is the main reason why Faubus who closed the city's four high schools two weeks ago in a such a great and determined efmove to avoid immediate integra- fort is being made to confuse and tion appealed for a heavy turn- deceive the voters of the Little out at the polls Rock school district" he said "The integrationiSts are about to ASSAILS FACTIONS lose a battle" He assailed Little Rock factions EXPRESSES CONVICTION that have been promoting a vote FauThe for integrated schools But governor expressed a cone viction that courts would never bus said he was not trying the election "The deci- order private schools to intesion is yours" he declared in a grate locally televised speech "As your - Faubus charged that President public servant I will abide by Eisenhower had joined in a "cam your decision" paign of deception and propaA plea for approval of inte- ganda" aimed at making voters grated schools was made Friday believe they must approve intenight by four of Little Rock's gration or let the schools remain church leaders They appeared on closed a televised program sponsored by Eisenhower warned Thursday a women's group that contends that closing of public schools the high schools can pnly be faced with integration in Arkanopened if voters approve integra- sas and Virginia could lead to distion astrous consequences for the Faubus has proposed a private toin-fluenc- Navy Says Ike Names Maj Persons To Succeed Adams Vanguard Fails Again CAPE CANAVERAL Fla (UPI)— The Temperamental Vanguard rocket failed again the Defense Department announced today but the Navy scientific team will keep trying -- hours after the seventh Vanguard missile lifted from its launching pad here carh weather-reportin- g rying a satellite the Defense Department in Washington announced tnat the rocket "failed to achieve an adequate to place it in its projected orbit" ine uii-oJbTiaay morning was pertect and the Navy announced 10 minutes later that all three stages of the rocket apparently fired properly Twenty-fou- r 20-inc- altirmle"-Trrvelocit- y ii SOMETHING WRONG But something was wrong either in direction or speed or both and the moonlet didn't stay NAMES IN THE NEWS -- iucx WILTON B PERSONS Steps Into Big Shoes EXPECTED TO MOUNT The toll is expected to mount tonight when the storm strikes the northern island of Hokkaido Communications throughout Japan were snarled by the typhoon WASHINGTON (AP)— President Eisenhower today appointed labeled "Ida" by the US Air retired Gen Wilton B Persons as his chief assistant to sucForce and "No 22 by the Japa- ceed theMaj resigned Sherman Adams nese Weather Bureau Persons 62 has been serving as deputy assistant to the PresiNo Americans were killed in dent the storm and US installations The White House said Eisenhower also intends later to apin this country escaped serious point a deputy to Persons as an immediate assistant The title will damage One fatality was rebe chosen later Eisenhower also named Bryce ported on a US base — A JapakN Harlow as deputy assistant to nese killed when a the President for congressional retaining wall at Camp Zama affairs a new title Harlow is outside Tokyo eaved in on her now a special assistant to Persons The storm howled north across for congressional affairs and de death after sowing Rounding out the new White Japan House top command is tne al struction in the Tokyo area early seletcion of Rob announced ready today Reportiof damage fromZ Merriamert former assistant provinces mentioned 19 ships director as deputy assist budget sunk 84 bridges washed out and ant to the President for interde more than 1200 landslides partmental affairs Persons' appointment came six PARIS (UPI) — Three explo WORST SINCE 1934 days after Adams announced he The typhoon was the worst sions rocked an acetylene factory would resign since the one that lashed Turoto early today in Paris northern QUITS UNDER FIRE in 1934 taking a toll of 2700 suburbs perhaps signaling the Adams Eisenhower's right-hanlives It lost much of its punch as start of a h reb- man Algerian during most of his time in reit headed north At latest to el Frenchintimidate office attemtp quit under fire announcwinds of the ports the velocity his decision in a dramatic at its "eye" was down to 65 men into voting against Premier ing broadcast —less than typhoon force Charles de Gaulle's "strong man mph Adams' relations with his good Two sizable ships were caught constitution Sunday Boston industrialist Berfriend in the waters lashed to fury by Police said one workman was nard Goldfine had been investithe typhoon but so far as is in the explosions in La gated by a House committee and known neither was sunk There injured Courneuve The plant was heavily there were demands from Repubwas no immediate word of the damaged by the explosions and licans that Adams get out fate of a Japanese tanker re- fire which followed In announcing his decision to ported adrift off the southwestrebels opposed to the quit Adams Algerian insisted "I have done ern island of Shikoku de Gaulle constitution which no wrong" But he added he makes no provision for Algerian "must STORMY SEAS give full consideration to have been conduct the effect e of my continuing The 7240-toBritish freighter independence a wave of terror for the past ing on the public scene" Eskcliffe out of fuel and adrift Adams acknowledged in the path of the typhoon month three months ago that he accepted HIGH REBELS SEIZED weathered the storm safely Radio reports early today said none costly favors from Goldfine at a ine Ministry an time of the 31 persons aboard had nounced Goldfine was having Friday night that the troublewhen been hurt with federal regulatory had captured members of denied He Harbor authorities here dis police using any inagencies the Algerian "high command" for patched a tug with a load of fuel all southern France Officials said fluence in Goldfine's behalf Persons a native of Montgomfor the freighter and the Japa Areski Bouchefa rebel nese coast guard cutter Muroto chief for the area and two aides ery Ala has been deputy assistwas standing by: were seized in Marseille Five lo- ant to the President since Sept In the midst of catastrophe cal leaders were arrested previ- 5 1953 and has served directly under Adams Before that he was Tokyo residents seemed more ously shocked by storm damage to the Voters in Algeria prepared to a special assistant to the Palace than by troop to the polls for the second grounds Imperial the more deadly troubles re- day of a three-dareferendum on ported elsewhere The lashing the constitution under the protecrains started landslides at several tion of French guns The Algerian points on the palace embankment rebel forces have threatened Mos3 tumbling venerable pine trees lems with death if they vote De- Church News 6 into the moat spite this the French said 60 to Comics 2 Editorial Page 70 per cent of Moslem eligibles 7 Radio-Thave been casting ballots Programs De Gaulle himself made a final Sports 4 5 radio appeal Friday night for a Theater 5 Page large turnout at the polls He told his countrymen "the fate of France'' is at stake in his efforts IT to institute a Fifth Republic and provide France with stronger more stable governments under his constitutional reform project VERDICT PROBABLE maid-serva- Blasts Rock nt ParisAs Vote Starts - d last-ditc- up The Navy has four Vanguards left and Dr John P Hagen director of the project said they would be fired The next one will carry another satellite similar o the 215 pound weather tracking version lost in Friday's ' HAPPY BIRTHDAY: T S El- actor Carl Brisson 62 father of shoot iot Nobel Prize winning author received by a station in and winner of Britain's coveted son died early today in a Copen Johannesburg tracking South Africa Fri Order of Merit today in London hagen hospital He introduced a day and "sporadically" elsewhere celebrated his 70th birthday He number of song hits including Then silence In its announcement today the was hailed as the leading figure Defense Department said that of English letters and as a man "Cocktails for Two" of kindliness and content who DIVORCE MILL: John Barry-mor- e "after one or at most a limited of passes around the provides a living answer to the wife of six years sought number Jr's at men earth The tall very low altitudes the angry young Britan since 1927 a divorce in Santa Monica £alif vehicle the earth's aton grounds of "grievous mental mosphere and was consumed by exhas led an almost Garbo-lik- e istence When his wife cruelty anguish and suffering" friction" The HAIGH died in 1947 he Actress Cara Williams 29 said sphere instrubecame a virtual hermit devoting in her superior court suit filed mented by photocells was to all his time to his plays Last year Friday that her d the have been the world's first weathhowever he married his attrac- son of the late "Great Profile" er satellite tive secretary ESME VALERIE earns about $15000 a picture She BITTER DISAPPOINTMENT and is now a happy outspoken sought reasonable' support payThe failure was a bitter disapman He has decided to take up ments for their son John III 4 pointment for Navy scientists and poetry again but said he would and a fair share of community rocketeers who have weathered be reticent to advise young poets property five previous Vanguard flops FINAL CURTAIN: Danish HE'S MY BOY: Film producer The only testimony to their efSid Luft husband of actress Ju- forts was Vanguard I the 64 dy Garland has won custody in inch moonlet which went into son Orbit March 17 Hollywood of his Johnny by his former wife actress Lynn Bari Superior Judge Wallace L Ware said Thursday he felt it was in the boy's best interest for Luft to take Johnny but of a boarding school and take him home Angry sobs from Miss Bari dis POCATELLO ( AP) — A car turbed the courtroom when Ware smashed into the side of a locoannounced his decision motive at a railroad crossing five "I'm not to accept it (the going miles north of here this mornShe cried "I can't" ruling)" a ing killing girl and Miss Bari divorced from Luft adults three The baby was Ina Fisher whose eight years ago and since remarmother Mrs Jarue Fisher told ried to Dr Nathan Rickles of Bannock County Coroner Allan Beverly Hills Manning that the three adults FINAL CURTAINS: Breckindrove off and left her at Chub-boc- k Long 77 assistant secretary ridge when she got out to get of state during world wars and something to eat onetime S ambassador to Italy U All five were from the Ft Hall died in Laurel Md He yesterday Indian Reservation held the State Department post Nineteen-year-ol- d Ve1neva WilPresident during Wildcat died eight hours after son's administrationWoodrow and again 20 the accident which happened at He later was ambassador years 2:30 am 1933-3to Long who had Killed instantly were Linford beenItaly ill some for time practiced Hope 22 and a woman tentatively international law and had taken identified as -- Carrie in several special diplomatic part Hope Partridge Ottogarry Officers said the accident oc- missions curred about 2:20 ajn on ResON HOLLYWOOD ervation Road north of here Actor Jimmy StewartMARQUEE: a colonel They said identification was hin- in the Air Force reserve made dered because the victims were his first supersonic jet flight badly mutilated in a Convair '"The victims were cut to yesterday Delta Dagger at Palmdale Calif pieces" one of the investigating oiewan who nanaiea tne officers said trols briefly over the Mojaye Des The three fatalities sent Ida- ert while CAREER SHORT-LIVEDMaj Tom Hart This satellite would have ho's 1958 highway death toll soar- monitored pilot termed the invaluable weather information had it achieved an provided ing to 197 which was only eight 38000-foo- t "the most amazorbit after flight a blasted aloft being by yesterday Vanguard rocket ' ' ' short f the count for all of 1957 TV-rad- io n ed re-enter- VIVI-ENN- E ill-fat- ed actor-husban- Idaho Crash Kills Four ld f V ! 6 ld TF-102- A gold-plate- d 32-minu- te ing flight1 1'vt ever made" -- -- ed the Cape Fear lowlands with its 125 miles an hour winds today and raked resort beaches in this area Streets were flooded and many miles of coastline were pounded by raging surf and high tides The hurricane after a night of hugging the coastline offshore swept into the first land mass a point that juts out on the coastline Gusts up to 120 miles an hour were clocked at Frying Pan Lightship anchored off the mouth of the Cape Fear River 40 miles south of here Gusts of 90 mph were felt in Wilmington by 8:30 am (PDT) Water poured into the streets of the popular beach resort town of Carolina Beach Wrightsville Beach and Kure Beach All were battened down and evacuated under emergency warnings and enforced house to house canvasses sons hom'eless The howling storm struck its most devastating blow at the Izu Peninsula 75 miles southwest of Tokyo where the Kano River roared through 10 cities and villages killing at least 148 persons and carrying some 1200 away Rescuers near the mouth of the raging river snatched INTEGRATED BOOSTERS —A Negro family bearing a sign calling for integration and equality patrols in front of Hall High School location of one of the polling places where voters of Little Rock School District cast ballots today for integration or segregation of schools in the district — (AP Wirephoto) (AP Wirephoto ' pres-einc- interior ld y NC (UPI) — Hurricane Helene pound INDEX V power lines ana poles were blown down at Carolina and Kure beaches Roofs' were blown off beach houses and planking and debris was flung onto the boardwalks NEW STORM BREWS Far to the south hurricane Ilsa built up into a mammoth hurri cane with winds of 140 miles an hour An advisory put that howler 435 miles northeast of San Juan Puerto Rico It was moving at toward the area eight miles an hour No land was in the immediate path of the storm Helene created a fair amount of damage on the South Carolina coast where it originally was pinpointed to strike But winds never got over 50 miles an hour on the north-northwe- st mainland until the blast hit in North Carolina The South Carolina damage was mostly to fishing piers and to one drawbridge that was jammed open ONE DEATH REPORTED One death was reported in the southeastern North Carolina area attributed indirectly to the hurri- cane rnis was a trartic aeatn on a highway slickened by torrential Predictions were virtually unan- imous that 60 to 70 per cent of the total vote would be cast in favor of the constitution stay indoors PLENTY OF WARNING Coastal residents had plenty of advise warning and thousands streamed inland Some few had to be warned they would be forcibly moved to safety Civil Defense authorities said the evacuation of danger zones on the beaches was orderly in most cases but in some instances they had to threaten forcible evacuation No arrests were reported Helene chose almost exactly the port of entry" as her older sis ter Hazel a storm that caused heavy damage three years ago in the same area TOMORROW Germany's Adenauer Dictator Or Saint? He's been called both a Police tightened security preand a saint — and may dictator cautions throughout France as the a of both little be hour of decisiqn approached Mass He's widely regarded as an "preventive" arrests of Algerians were carried out' unfeeling stiff forbidding man — 44 yet loves music mystery citizens million About will and good jokes stories vote in in the France participate Konrad Adenauer a pilHe's and the French territories proper western of lar strength in the throughout the world Atlantic community Just reThere were 26600000 voters he 4200-00brought the ancient 0 cently registered in France alone" enemies Germany and France in Algeria including 3300000 closer with a visanother step 14 Moslems and million in the other overseas territories In ad- it to Premier Charles de Gaulle dition 400000 Frenchmen abroad On Oct 1 he launches his 10th were expected toN cast absentee year as chancellor of West Germany ballots How does Adenauer manage The voting will take place Sun82 to run almost at day only everywhere ' but in Althe affairs of a pow' geria erful nation? What does he reALGIERS (AP) — Freneh'au-thoritie-s gard as his major accomplishtoday hailed the heavy ments in a political career North African turnout during the which started when most men first day of the constitutional ref- are ready to retire? " ll erendum and predicted an overAP Correspondent Herb vot answers these by whelming "yes" Algeria' questions voters and mere in a revealing single-handed- ly Alt-schu- Long-Ter- m Formosa Deal WASHINGTON (AP — British officials are reported advocating a long range compromise settlement of the Formosa dispute Under which Nationalist-hel- d coastal islands eventually would go to Red China The British government also was reported today to be advising the United States against bringing the Formosa crisis before the United Nations' in the immediate future London officials were said to believe the best hope for a peaceful settlement lies in diplomatic negotiations rather than U N" debate According to information current in U S official quarters British leaders think the first requirement in any successful negotiation is agreement on a cease fire On this point British policy supports the stand taken by the United States in talks with the Red Chinese at Warsaw during the past two weeks rains The British were pictured as Helene which had aimed its believing an eventual settlement center Friday night at the Charles- should provide for yielding the offshore islands ton area on the South Carolina Nationalist-hel- d of and to the ComMatsu Quemoy coast swung northward during munists Formosa itself they the night and early today feel could be put under the Mountainous seas with waves mantle of the United Nations 15 feet high were reported at through some device such as a N trusteeship the Coast Guard station on Oak U The result of this kind of setIsland off Southport could be a line down the tlement The gusts blew debris danger- middle of the Formosa Strait to ously through the streets U Nationalseparate Authorities including Gov Lu- ist and forces of Comthe power ther H Hodges broadcast appeals munist China to citizens to remain calm and to - READ British Urge scription of the real Adenauer In Family Weekly a professor emeritus of psychiatry at Harvard -- University discusses "The Shame of Our Mental Hospitals" and proposes a 4 billion dollar annual expendi- ture to provide adequate facilities to cure sick minds Read the revealing account of the nation's "antiquated outmoded and obsolete" mental hospital system by D Harry C Solomon For still more good reading be sure to see the Bern Price account of what a balloonist experiences in a flight through the wild blue yonder plus an naenlightening look at the missile-satellition's standing in the race only a year after the first Sputnik was fired into orbit Youll find them all and many - more in the Sunday : morning edition of your Ogden Standard-Examine- r te Chinese jRam Through Record Convoy — The biggest most and successful Chinese Nationalist convoy of the offshore islands war reached Quemoy today with supplies for the besieged island The Nationalists did not immediately announce theextent of the latest supply mission to push through Communist shellfire But from a vantage point overlooking Liaolo Beach at least three or four times as many landing craft as came ashore yesterday could be seen A Nationalist military spokesman said 18 amphibious vehicles clambered onto the beach yesterday Judging from the capacity of the alligator craft their total load could have been up to 54 tons QUEMOY (AP 150 TO 200 TONS Today's mission might have delivered 150 or 200 tons That still is less than the Quemoy islands need daily to survive unCommunist bombardment But the Nationalists seem to be gradually building up a capacity to keep the offshore islands supplied Alligators and other landing craft cast off from U Nationalist supply ships standing outside Red artillery range and swarmed to four separate der landing areas As they came in shells splashed all - around them and hit the beach There was one very near miss which caused a craft to stop for a few seconds The convoy arrived after a heavy nightlong bombardment that failed to stop Nationalist planes from - parachuting high priority supplies to Quemoy |