Show ’ rww-- i' nzggvsr if" zyj - (!' ry'i EM Vol and :':Li:V'-- S ' "S circulation Ifil Salt Iake City V— :ia‘'? fwM)P’®£v- if VK i Hello Sunshine tf i salt Late City vicinity Utah Wyoming — Fair Varmer Fun day South It hn — Fair i - Fair wnimer Ne-va- d y — Saturday Morning September Itah - h 4 1 3 1325 173 No - r7 Hi $ Trib line Telephones For news and editorial depart menu EM 3 1311 Information Busisports scores EL ness advertising 'iV1 21 195(5 Ike Beckons — Copyright Vtpather map on page 12 195(5 hearns-Trlbun- Suez User s Farm Voles In Corn Bell rastic Urges Judgment After Main Talk NEW 'I ON Tiesident Dwight D Eisen hower smiled a so long to one of Iowa's largest gatherings Friday after asking a gieat farm throng to withhold judgment on his farm piogram until his ma- Greeted by 100000 he depat ted for Des Moines and a take off by air for plrue Siituidiv do determine Frames futuie corns in the the return tup to Washington lie was greeted in Des Moines bv perhaps 100 000 pel sons The Pi evident reached Washington at 8 22 p m afterathree-huu- r In rn iking its way through Moines to close downtown a two dry visit by the President and M’s Hsenhower the chief executives caravan edged tlnoigh a surging crowd so lirge that at times the caravan Is uns momentarily stalled St i earners and confetti pelted down on the President as he stood in an open car waving and gunning to school children teenagers and adults Praises Nominees Jurt before he left for home Mr Eisenhower told a Des Moines Airport crowd of about 5 000 that although he had been pretty noil political in this trip he couldn t stand it any more He praised Iowa’s top GOP nominee’s and urged Republicans to get every possible voter to the polls In his infoimal remaiks to the field days crowd in a natural bowl on a farm near Newton thousands of farm folks stood In a blazing sun to hear the Tribune Series Puls Finger on U S Pulse faimeis ‘No Political Speech’ If the shut sleeved audience mads up mostly of farmeis including some from all parts of the country expected any political firewoiks they weie dis- appointed Eisenhower remaiks with ppered the statement that "I shall make no political speech" It applauded him tlaee tunes and then only briefly— but respectfully Fust when he and Mrs Eisenhower were introduced to the giant audience second when he ma Id his referent e 1o his belief that farmers would his brief Today’s Chuckle The nt needed three tiansfusions and a healthy young Scot stepped forvvai For the fust tranpath 1 sform he got 850 For the second he got $25 Tut after the thud the jutient hat so mm h Siobh blood in him th t he just sai 1 lhankit ” ’ ET F£ TTHC 48 line 9yf Msc f of Si tag 4v) m agreements through a misunder standing Nearly a million farmeis agreed to cut back their alloted acreages of cotton corn wheat peanuts tobacco and rice under the piogram this year In re turn they weie to receive government subsidies totaling about 261 million dollars Plowed Only Meany Slams Union Door On Longshoremen’s Pica ards demanded of it by the former federation The two men met in AFL CIO headquarters here Als present at the meeting wmre Larry Long pi evident of the brotherhood and Peter J McGavm an assist ant to Meany Bradley was the fust to come out of the conference room Pale anfj vlslbjy shaken the heavy set longshore chief said only that he thought “progress" had been made and that any further comments would have to come fiom Meany The leader of the met ged la Following an hour long meet ing with Capt William V Brad bor movement delayed speaking ley president of the urtaffihatedL rPp0rters until after an aide union ’ Meany said he “will not informed him that Bradley had even bother to refer to hi ex left there the When building of council the ecutive question admitting the ILA to member was no longer a possibility that he could be photographed with ship "It would be insulting to their the ILA president Meany gave Intelligence to ask them to con- his report of the meeting which sider the ILA application for ad appeared to have taken the form mission” he declared “The mat of a question and answer srs tor Is closed” sion The finality of the rejection makes virtually inevitable an other bitter jurisdictional elec tion in New York between the ILA and the International Broth conn lor him honest and lartly eihood of Longshoremen AFLr when he expressed the apprecia- CIO tion of himself and Mrs ElsenPetition Fending hower for the ‘‘warmth” of A by the brotherhood petition their Iowa reception for such an election is pending Wear Tarm Togs before the National Labor Rela The audience estimated by tion Board and a decision is MaJ Mernll Anderson chair- expected shortly Rad Meany man of field day artangements received favorably the ILA bid at 75 000 stretched before the for admission Into the merged President In a giant amphithea- labor movement a contest beter typo field Many men wore tween the two unions would their woik overalls their wives have been avoided The brother cotton dresses Many had hood lost similar elections in 1953 and 1951 bi ought their children But the possibility of an arPresident Eisenhower said he See Page 2 Column 1 ranged settlement of the rivalry was ended when Meany declaied: blood 21 WASHINGTON Sept (UP) — Agnculture Secretary Ezra T Benson said Friday the government wall not penalize tens of thousands" of farmeis who violated their new soil bank gb gait £akf gribmu policies are based on recommendations of an agucultural advisory commission made up from many farm Interests He piaised all membeis of the com mission New York Times Servle In making his appeal for an WASHINGTON Sept 21 — arrested judgment on faim issues Mr Eisenhower had in The International Longshore mind a speech scheduled for men’s Assn found Frid ly that Peoria 111 Sept 25 and billed as the door to the "house of labor” his "maior” farm speech of the was still locked to It campaign He doubtless had in mind too Geoige Meany president of the fact that his Demociatic op- the American Federation of La ponent Adlai Stevenson will de- bor and Congress of Industi ial liver his fust big farm speech Organizations re summaiily from the platform here Satur- jected the contentions of the day Stevenson already has at- orphaned pier union that it had tacked the Eisenhower policies puiged itself of its sms as being hardhearted toward Not Even Bother’ Mr Benson Says ‘No Penalties’ On Soil Plan Another famous political exclusive will begin soon in The Salt Lake Tribune when Samuel Lubell begins taking a pie Hection pulse of the American people Widely known throughout the nation as the top analyst of America’s political mind Samuel Lubell coriectly estimated the dimensions of President Dwight D Eisenhower’ victory in 1952 lie obtains his information by down to earth methods — pounding sidewalks unging dooibells asking the people on the streets in the offices and on the bus subway and tiain lie summaiizes his findings in clear concise reporter s copy and thereby tells forcefully and with a minimum of high sounding terms just what people are thinking— politically Samuel Lubell’s first article In a series pointed at America’s presidential campaigns will appear soon exclusively in Policies Third Anniversary "It Is my opinion that the ILA officially has done nothing to rectify the conditions for whhh they weie expelled’ from the American Federation of Labor an JSatuid iy m irks the thir mveisuy of the expulsions of the old pier union M miiv gt ant el the appointment Fnlrv to Capt Fiddle y in re'pon e to a letter In whhh the ILA leadet s id his union had met the stand Contest — corn belt entered (lie National Plowing big event annually In nation’ hand President Ike shake Campaigning with Mr and Mrs John Blankenship — who One of Americas Great Newspapeis Mr Eisenhower told has in tent listeners that GOP farm Wirer 2 President speak Basis of A Part Benson said some farmers thinking no penalty was in volved either failed to plow under the affected crops by the Aug 31 deadline or plowed under only a part of the acres by their agreements Benson said farmers who failed to plow under crops by the deadline will be released from their contracts Those who plowed under only a part of the agreed upon land will be allowed to sign new agreements covering only the crops actually destroyed A department attorney said soil bank contracts actually require a farmer to reduce his acreage pven if he decides later he would rather not Farmers harvesting crops covered by such agreements may be penal ized up to 50 per cent of their soil bank payment Favorable Killing Benson said he did not be lieve “very many acies" would be withdrawn ft om the soil bank as a result of his decision Benson said he received a favorable ruling from the comp troller geneial before deciding against any penalties this year Meanwhile the Agnculture Department repotted that moie than 41000 farmeis have agreed to put 1 755 35 acres of 1957 winter whrat into the soil bank cov-ere- d u HP Suez Canal dispute Foieign Minister Chiistnn Pineau flew here from London after refusing to sign the final report of the confereme estab lishing an association to ptotei t the inteiests of useis of the canal nationalized July 26 by LV?Jlan Piesldent Gamdl dry Fair vv either is forecast lor the Intel mountain aiea Frostin' on NasM'r New Yoik Tlmpi Serv l operation 21-- US WASHINGTON Sept officials said Friday the treasuty piobably will soon stop American ships fiom pay ing Suez Canal tiansit tolls di lectly to the Egyptian govern ment This would supersede an Aug tieasury ruling advising US shippeis to pay tolls to Egypt but “under piotest and without piejudice” It would bilng the United States closer in line with But am and France on the issue of tolls The Biitish and French re quue all of their ships plying the canal to pay tolls to the old was Suez Company wduch ousted by Egypt’s July 26 na tionalization of the canal None of relations between of this money goes to Egypt See Page 2 Column 1 since Biltain and France have frozen all assets of the com Fire Ravages School Ccnler 3 pany Returns Today Secretary of State John Fos ter Dulles will meet with treas uiy officials to work something out as soon as he gets back from By Associated Pi ess London officials heie said ATLANTA Sept 21 — An Dulles arrives Saturday after early morning fire Friday did noon damage estimated at $250000 Befoie leaving London Fri to Emory University s new mar ble faced buck and cone lete ad day Dulles indicated he had in mind talking to US slop own ministration building ers about possibly paying their A janitor discoveied the blaze on the fouith floor of the newly tolls to the Users’ Association Befoie which would then act as a sort completed structuie DeKalb County and Atlanta firemen bicught the flames under eonttol two hours later the roof had been destroyed the top story gutted and considerable heat water and smoke damage done to other floors estimate was The damage O Emmerich made by C Emory business manager who announced that repairs will of agent Dulles sent the Butish gov ernment host for the confer ence a letter siymg the US government is joining the as rociation and will cooperate to make it work He added- ‘Immediately upon my re turn steps will be taken wilh tieasury officials and with the repiescntatives of owneis of Ameiican Flag voxels which start immediately The administration building largely transit the Suez Canal with a view to perfecting this was completed in June 1955 coopeiatidn in terms of actual operating practices" Patterns of Traffic By "actual operating ptac tic es" officials said Dulles meant such Hungs as tolls pi lots and patterns of baffle thiough the canal Prohibiting US ship owners from paying Suez tolls to Tgypt would work as a foim of pies sure on Fgyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser Nasser has denounce! Dulles' Users Association idea as like Dulles has disagreed Ills whole purpose he Insists Is to find a peaceful yet just solution to the problem created when Nasser seized the canal from its Butish French operators Argument for Nasser In banning Amenean toll payments to Egypt the treasury would be acting under legisla-tiopissed during the Korean War 'Hus is as far as the treas ury could go hovvper It could not cider shippeis to pry their tolls to the oil company to the Useis Assoc i etion oi anv where r ‘V n 1 4CPife — US' 1 else Ncxei tin less -- sfe These Firemen Weill lo College A 1250 boo the on roof fire left these smoking ruins of Emory Inivcisitys new 5 administration building vry battled the blae for nmie limn c firemen two hours Rv Harold Callender New York Times Writer LONDON ‘sept 21 —A diaft plan for a ‘Suez Canal Users’ Association’ thit would commit its membeis to no drastic action was piodueed here Friday by the lb nation conference on the Erie question The plan (nought shaip rntinsm in BiHain and France even fiom the French foieign minister and manv observer wondered whet hoi the novel ventuie in collective action wouli do much to claiffv or solve the pioblem cieated by I gvpts nationalization of the Suez Canal administration on July 26 Plan In Tentative Form The plan diafted In broad term Filday was tentative depending upon the appioval of the governments concerned in most cases though the United States Biltain and Italy their approval of It at once Western leaders piedicted that at least 13 nations would It loin it soon enough for it to be oiganied here by Monday was expected that soon theieafter one of its members bung the Suez question befoie the Security Council United Nations The aim of the plan is to hold most of the 18 nations together in an effort to maintain traffic thiough the canal possibly to seek other routes being prepared meanwhile to negotiate with Egypt for a solution whenever feasible The 18 nations agree'd on one policy— that of seeking a solution of the problem on the basis an argument to win Nasser’s of International acceptance of the association which they had proposed In AuIf officials Nas US say that said in a Joint stateser went along with the idea gust They ment that this was still a basis he would be better off than he for a solution They rejected is now counter proposal of Of the 13 countiies whose Fpypts 10 for a new conference Sept ships used the canal in 1955 the Disagree American Flag ranked ninth in This apparently wide measure total ship passages U S interests rank high how of provisional agreement the ever since ncaily all Liberian result of great efforts In the tankers and many Panamanian list thiee days was marred bv and Honduran ships are US a last minute disagreement If not a split among the Western controlled which had first Big Three adopted the association Idea and railed this confeience to put it into effec t United Slates Secretary' of State John Foster Dulles and US Moves lo Ban Toll on Suez Canal Fuday afternoon future centered y 1 leveuth If our Move Pineau at ted cm insti actions fiom Premier Guy Mollet with whom he conferred by telephone The refusal to sign was seen by obsptvets as an eleventh hour move to save France fiom what would have been a thinly veiled defeat For a clear majoiitv of Fiench opinion the canal users' association proposal as watered down during the last three days at London fell far shoit of the Nas-o- r vigorous response to that is deemed essential to main tenance of French prestige and presence in Aft ica Test Real Issue The immediate decision will be whether or not to authorize Pineau to return to London to accept the proposal already ap proved by France's major allies But the real substance of the cabinet s deliberations in the opinion of qualified observers will be the questions of survival or fall of the left of center cabi net of Piemier Mollet and the distutbance over the (ential plains section also touched off showeis between the Rockies and the hinge of the Gieat Lakes legion Cool air coming fiom tha Wi t into the Inter mount un Region lndiy pulled the niei-andown fiom its unseasonable Srptembi r height Highs in (ills and 70s aie piedicted to continue Situr By Robei t C Doty New 5 oik Times Water PARIS Sept 21 — The cabinet will convene in a cums atmns Then flight Hv Gustv dust on ndav Winds estimated at almost 70 mph in some plans bli w dut clouds in an aiea that reached from the Texas panhandle northeastward into pal ts of the Mtssouii Valiev Fale of Regime ’ i nt Is II On Suez Slop Course lo Spell jor speech next week He declaied to a national field days and plowing matches crowd of about 75 OfXJ: "Many of you wall not agiee with me Some of you frankly will probably think I am a little bit ciazv But I am sure that none of you will think I am not honest F ranee Britain Critical Of ‘Too Mild’ Approach Churn Up Dusty US Day France Calls Cabinet Meet latefl Pins IOWA Sept 21 — Awm H Price Five Cent Corporation e the slip own pis might be pci sue led to fav into the Use is Assoi iction if I ul!c s sue eds in gc (ting it foimcd That mi-suvt a c c ht Draft Misses ’Bania Negro An o er Flares Butish Foieign Secretary Lloyd Immediately announced that their governments would join the association as did Dr Gaetano Martino Italy foreign minister But Christian Pineau French foieign minister told the conferees he could not agree to the draft until he had consulted his government Hold Reservation He added that if his government accepted the plan it would do so with reservations regarding the payment of canal tolls British Prime Minister Anthony Eden and Lloyd will go to Pans next Wednesday on an official visit planned since July The visit will coincide with a new strain on Erenrh United States relations because of Dulles’ useis’ association plan It was expeetpd the Butish londeis would seek to prevent a rift among the hire western Sel-wy- Pv Ansorlatecl Prem MONTGOMERY ALA Sept 21 — Alabama draft boards hot under the collar over an lndeft-nit- e deferment ordered for Ne gro Attorney Fred D Gray Fri day threatened a deliberate draft slowdown At lecst one board promised no registrants white or Negio would be called up for induction “until Giay is diaftrd” An appeals agent Alton L Turner of Crenshaw County resigned with an angiy blast at Lt Gen Lewis B Ilershey and the National Association For The Advancement of Colored People Gray has been an attorney for Negro groups in the months old boycott of Montgomery city bu'-e- s Charging that Hctshev had to the "wishes of f h e NAACP" Turner said the Selec tive Service director is pursuing a "politically inspired rouise" that could wteck the selective set vice system howpd power s 'I he Fiench hope and n the general assumption had been that membetc of the association would pay canal tolls for their Sen rge 2 Column 5 Behind History's Headlines World Passes in Review For Readers of Tribune AROUND THE VI OR! H-Three Suez conference ends on hopeful note Eisenhower bids for support of rural Midwest at first "big crowd" event of his fall campaign Meany turns down plea of ousted longshoremen for readmittance to AIL-CIBenson to waive penalties under soil bank legislation Big Page 1 BEHIND PAGE ONE— Investigation launched after arrert of tw’o following the beating of Harry I’ndges 2 Crewman testifies Stockholm three miles off course shortly bpfore collision with Andrea Dona 3 Leaders of two Arab nations meet to discuss Suez situation 5 Ignme troublemaker a Rises Ann Lnrrdeis 8 Favorite recipe 9 GOP apstl y can he beaten bv intensive Demo drive says David Law ence 10 Teddy "Pig Slick” theory also applied to quae ks 11 Ileddn Hopper 15 Radio TV logs 21 Comics Stai gazer 22 1 I Till M Ivennei ott disj ute over Mishap kills rae 13 I M’-I’- tclr Copper Supreme Court decision favors both and Stite ’lax Commission In lu g Itah highway fatality toll climb to 1 dnvei at kerinecofts Bingham mine Co p tixes tiuck NrOKJ’V SCORI Agii s honed shaip for 1 vti CI hi its Pi ch 33 7 16 17 Tir sno St rte D nver Dodgers ! laves whop Cubs 18 High Sc tool i ullmu Uaid go t wght 21 Kic Congrts Pt s ho rt 13 results gill rsef 5 J IK iJjsrzC i |