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Show Atftp " 'Btji tX u H Wotv uTrrr Grain Range Wheat Open Pec March 214 May July ... .... 's 214 209 193' High Low teAfcaj. sAyA-ck.- tiHHjViltifirt ji I t ait isatraiff Vf Ifi atrMHiHuiff UTAH high cloudl ting afternoon and wnh considerable cloudi-r,e- s tonight Wednesday. Mostly clear south half except for afternoon cloudiness and a few showers over the mountains along southern bm der. Her aid Journal Close 214 'n 212 212', 214, 213 211 , 20S1- - 203 , 200 193 192, 192 ' j tccre-sln- g nes north half Price: LOGAN, UTAH, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1949 Vol. 40, No. 235. Five Cents j HURRICANE WHACKS TEXAS BY PAH. ROSEN FIELD United Pres Staff Correspondent HOUSTON. Tex , Oct. 4 UP A tropical huiricane hit Oa Heston and Houston early today, driving 50,000 persons fiont their homes in 10 ciues and causing widespread property damage. The storm hit the coast near Freeport, Tex., just west of about midnight and then roared inland, striking heie about 2 a m. as the citys 750 000 residents huddled in cellars or in Gal-esto- n, public buildings thrown open as foith a tidal wate that washed sheltei At Galveston, the huiiicane thtew a big tide oer the city's seawall, flooding two federal housing ptojects, 100 pnvate homes and 12 business houses under one to three feet of water, according to radio reports received by the Red Cross disaster headquaiters at St. Louis The tide at the west end of the seawall which was elected after a hut rieane in 1900 hurled the island resoit city and s. killed 6 000 Officials said the damage and casualties might have been far heavier If Galveston had been hit by the storms fu'l fury instead of receiving a glancing blow from its eastern fringe. As it swept directly over Fiee-poi- t, the small but mighty smashed communication lines, wrecked plate glass windows. and blew nee truncks acioss the count r side. persons. First reports receded of by the Red Cross over the improvised netwotk of amateur radio stations indicated that no one was tide but that hurt by today 3.000 persons were forced from their homes They weie sheltered and fed this morntng at Fort Crocket, an inactive army post that was last used for disaster services hur-uca- It did considerable damage at and Angleton before its calm centei about five in diameter passed a few Alvm dead miles nnles The west of here. storm hit Freeport with 10 winds that dtopped to 90 miles by the tune the storm arrived here. At 8 a.m the storm was reported veering off its previous course, almost due north, and was heading through San Ja cinto county 60 miles north of here. Yanks Name Reynolds To Open World Series Number Of 3 oer in the Texas city explosion 1947. Strikes Raise Jobless In US. v f 'I ; k :n !7 Shotten Refuses Navy Concerned Nation's Unemployed Soars Past Mark of 1,250,000 t i ' About Leak To Reveal Of "Beef" Letters Dodger Pitcher v PITTSBURGH, Oct. 4 (UP By LSO. H. PETERSEN Unemployment mounted rapidly Oct. 4 (UP WASHINGTON, s United Press Sports Editor .today as the impact of the steel i . Navy sources said today that and coal strikes spiead ty the hour court-martibe mav taken action 4 UE NEW Oct The YORK, through the nation's staggering if Navy Secretary Francis P. New' York Yankees today named I 'industrial machine. Matthews can find out who gave winner Allie Reynolds to may The number of strike-idle- d newsmen copies of confidential letopen the W'orld series tomorrow, well hit 1,250,000 by the end of his ters challenging unification but Manager Burt Shotten of the v.m. the week and 2,000,000 by Nov. 1 policies. Brooklyn Dodgeis refused to reif the strikes continue. In the letters, Adm. Louis E. veal his starting pitcher. As workers in allied industries Roe or Newcomb O, it sets my heart a clickin like the were being furloughed by the TINY TOT One of the tiniest Denfeld, chief of naval operations, Snotton said he would not antickin of a clock. thousands, new efforts were under babies ever to survive, little and two other admirals threw their nounce his selection until Just i i support. In varying degrees, beWhen the frost is on the punkin and the way to end both the steel and coal Candice Korvel celebrated her hind f before game time." John G. Crommelins Capt. from stemmed which walkouts, fodders in the shock. first birthday in Chicago by dipwas is it unification certain However, that destroycharge virtually pension disputes. James Whitcomb Riley ping a chubby fist into her cake. ing naval offensive power and that either lefty preacher Roe or conIn Washington, Born two months prematurely, negro rookie Don Newcomb would jeopardizing the national security. mediators federal ferences between 23 ounces Candice weighed only draw the assignment for the Matthews was said to be very 1 A I I presidential assistant John R. !" The oxygen-te- nt Cy'Pind tm Y over the leak. much disturbed Dodgers in the opening game of i : I O Steelman were believed to have at birth. iLmLmL, of baby overcame an attack the series at Yankee stadium. 1 Denfeld, too, was reported to be laid the groundwork for renewed double pneumonia, too, and now quite concerned about publicaManager Casey Stengel of the efforts to settle the strikes. Some Yankees named his starting lineweighs in at a hefty 17 pounds. tion of the letters. It was said that government action, perhaps from up, but had to include three alterto his be had intended comment he was House White expectthe itself, nate selections because he did not a him' confidential matter between week. of the ed by the end know whether his team would be self and Matthew -ILL Mine TURFMAN Col Matt facing Officials of the United I, beauso ever autumn been Has right or left handed pitchk two The held a hurried confer old A soprano, a violinist, a pianist, a chorus thats the lineup for Winn, above, the . Workers meanwhile returned to grand ing. tiful? ence "secret the when letters man of the turf, was reported the conference table today with the pMT pO f? A Wednesday night's (8 p. m.) concert at the Fifth LDS Ward As usual, Phil Rizzuto will lead broke into print last night. Though in serious condition following a The crisp morning air . . . The southern operators at Bluefieid, W. for this years Cache concert season, chapel. It will be the kick-of- f nor Denfeld major operation at a Louisville, otf at shortstop for the Yanks. Steel-blu- e neither Matthews skies . . . The majes- Va. Contract talks with the big whi'h has been much enhanced by alliance of Utah States lyceum ITV I irst basemen Tommy Henrich comment, there were indica- - Ky, hospital. It was the sec- - will tic jnountains, with their multi- commercial northern and western1 committee and the Cache Valley Civic Music Association. Adw I I POCTC would bat second, and catcher Yogi tions an that of mission to this Lrstrprogiam will cost conceit-goer- s Investigation wiTlTAStfTnh might at colored tomorrow Heie ond operation In two weeks for Berra third. Joe vegetation. operators garments nuthing. DiMaggio, back to inordered determine made who it is: fonbe The . , , green landscape, the By r.oon today (the deadline nearby White Sulphur Springs. president of m good health for his centerfield of letters and released the 'copies Ninth LDS Ward Youth Choir Churchill powns. vigorated by recent storms, and Gunplay Reported is 5 p.m. today) a total job. will be in his familiar cleanup them to the press. unscarred as yet by frost! On the eve of the negotiations, filingmen Director, Rosa Croshaw J spot. of field the entered five had A Secrefor Defense spokesman Pianist, Maurine Johnson The rail of children as they new outbursts of gunplay rocked Alternates violence-ridde- n tary Louis Johnson said he had no coal field. Non- candidates for Logan City Organist, Beitna Purser i l' go to school. . . . The busy sound the Behind him comes either Morning and four had submitted comment on the incident. He was Oley Speaks of cars as they take their human union coal miners ambushed a said to regard the matter as strictBobby Brown or right at Pikesville, in the mayoiality race. cargoes to work in the morn- group of union men i hander Billy Johnson, depending ly a navy problem. Mischa Poznanski, Violinist three of them petitions filed for Tenn., wounding . . . commissioner ing. Having upon the Dodger pitcher. In the II Est Doux, II Est Bon (From Herodiate) rifle and shotgun fire. with Massinet W. Ben S. were Vincent Carlson, No. 6 spot will be Johnny Lindell The warm sun in the afterAt the same time local officials ot Gene noon, that prompts collegians at Grundy. Va, were investigating Evans, Fred B. Baugh, Knud Metaen! Georgene Doutie, Soprano -Oct. 4 (UR) A older CliffWoodling and next in WASHINGTON, Gtenn G. ride to about convertibles with n Mapes or Hank Bauer, of truck a the Accompanist, Betty Rappleye Senate Commerce committee voted been taken out by the campus with the cars top driverkilling playing right field. Next is second uHe was crushed by a bould- - petitions had May Day Carol Deems Taylor to recommend u unanimously today Nelson, baseman Coleman and batdown, and with attractive coeds er that crashed down from a moun- that the Senate reject the nomina- ting last Gerry been i v wil be pitcher Reynolds. beside them. . . . Ninth LDS Ward Youth Choir tamsuK and police said they UU4 of Olds Leland a tion for third moli' by noon. Since Stengel committed himListen to the Lambs R. Nathaniel Dett The nearness of hunting sea- suspected foul play. five-yeterm on the Federal Those having filed for mayor self on his pitcher, Shotton was In Pennsylvania. warrants were son. . . . The harvest "feel in PRICE, Utah, Oct. 4 (U.Pt Two-thir- Power commission. Ora J. Lewis, i.ble to announce a definite start- were W. F. the atmospheie. . , . The satis- out for the arrest of eight men Vern B. MuirJensen, 4.500 Irving Wassermann, Pianist of Mine United Utahs Cba.'.i'ma.'!Ly.-d0and W. W. Owens. l'neup7o7 Brooklyn, The' one Spanish Rhapsody faction of having good crops. . . after a hand of 110 pickets overLiszt " used against right handers. A petition has been circulated Workers today ignored a second usually house and a turned this damagThats Cache Valley supply will be Pee Wee Reese at It L. Miner order from John L. Lewis, UMW Curtis on of behalf Mayor n a Ninth LDS Ward Youth Choir ed autumntiine! equipment at strip but his definite decision as to president, and stayed out of Carsnortstop, Johnny Jorgensen at O, God Our Help in Ages Past mine in Elk county. Carl S. Mueller thiid base, Duke Snider in Center-fiel- d, will run rests with the bon county's vast coal pits, mainThe. steel front was quiet as the whether he non20 lines around picket Jackie Robinson at second today of his grocery taining (trike of 514,000 steelworkers enters possible sale union wagon mines in a move to base. Gene Hermanskl in left field, its fourth day. Only independent! business on South Main, force unionization. Carl Furillo in right, Gil Hodges tcel mills and those which have More than 2,500 UMW members at first, Roy Campanella catching, union contracts with the signed jammed into narrow Huntingdon and the pitcher, whoever he may 'were operating.- - Production was he. canyon west of Price at one time down to 8.2 per cent of capacity. yesterday and the threat of vioUmpires Brass lence subsided only after Gov. J. The umpires for th opening one Bracken Lee pleaded for an "era- - who could have heard the Two exchange students game also were designated. truce. Sponsoi ed by the Wellsvillei OGDEN, Oct. 4 -(- U.P Five an1 one English Operators pledged they would not would vote tor his confirmation, Cal Hubbard behind fh high school, an outstanding tion sale events and exhibits of hanged views at Utah State Agri plate. tiy to move trucks through picket Johnson told reporters. cultural college recently. John (Beans) Reardon of the na(U.RV Bi 4 1'ceum will be presented Wednes-'cattlitains Oct. LONDON, y and be will sheep, hogs Besides scheduled lines talks subcommitthe Johnson, peace pending Robert is The English student tional league, who has announced devaluation of the pound sterl nS,ifor tee included Chairman Edwin C. his retirement evening at 8 oclock in the' tures of ,he Ogden Livestock Show Peter Rupp, Enfield, England. The afternoon, and UMW after the world set off a chain of reaction, lt0 be h(ld No'ember 12 to 16. commit-skeleto- n of Welleville tabernacle. Han-whD., the full that 0dered Colo., llns John, picket American student is Eugene series, at first base, young Art of curency devaluation arrand the Sens. d W. and 'tee be redured Ernest al-t0 McKailand, Iassarella of the American incident features will be Petri's White edLthe bef at world, appeared today to be startD., Ariz., Hetbert R. OConor, D., second base and the associated WASHINGTON, Oct. 4 (U.P The ling a smaller epidemic of govem- - crews. slender Lou Jorda Ilussers, a brass ensemble which in breeding and fat cattle, breed - y 18 Presirtent M. Reed, R Md., to returned This miners Clyde Kans., morning, USAC. House of at Aimed Services committee National the includes two trumpets, two tromorganization t cnses in western Europe. league at third. and fat sheen and fat hncslsturten,s regular srifts only at Peerless andjjohn W. Bricker, R., O., and Homer The alternate umpires will work Robert W,U have spent three bones and will be in open a full scale investigat-France, where devaluation of the Standard piano An add, accompaniment. comneution 4.500 Ail miners mines. Ind. R., ofCapeharU, When ln the foul lines. They are Ed Hurlev Unlled Sta,es The program comes ear,y n0xl "eek in, eharges lhat,franc was ordered only after emer highly recom- attraction will be the Ouarterlmonths forthe Piwident Tniman nominated 0f the American league, who will Em,e bome October 28. Lu- - unification is destroying the navys Etncy gails mended and a very enjoyable musiand much soul the Carbon and Division open to five-yeOlds horse for a or 3,000 but mares, or. third term be i'. right field tomorrow, and cal Eene returned a few weeks agolmorale and combat efficiency, it searching has been the most cnti - !areas reported evening is promised. of them then voted to stay out oLthe commission last summer. A Geotge Barr of the National stallions, and geldings. 'from his trip to England. The two was learned today. This is the only who affected. concert cally evening Junior Senate actlv ities Commerce subeommiltee wili be in left. the pits and walked out again. Department of the year and it is presented! rprf7iprpdtn"pvhVt"nf TVeedTnjme.t for be first tim at USACi- Rep. Leslie C. Arends, R., 111., Belgium faces a special parliaCastle Dale, Utah, was selected completed hearings on the appoint- - They will alternate their poswith the idea of and were roon comparing experi- said the investigation was decided mentary debate on the issue this I ..il providing one fine lu ment yesterday.. itions each day. The plate and base musical evening for school patrons sheep and breeding cattle, but jun- ences and names of people they on at a secret meeting of the com month which may force the govern- as the locale for the joint ior exh'bitors may enter animas'bad bo(b meeting late today, in Opponents have charged that umpires will rotate from day to and adults in the on their journeys. Jmittee's policy group earlier to-i- n ment to or broaden the previcinity. quit the open classes. which an attempt will be made to Olds is a foe of free enterprise day. The eagerness with which they day. According to, Dean Christensen, and an advocate of planned econcontracts with the Deadline for making reservations ..arrjed on fheir conversation was' At the top of the list of wit- - sent coalition. The betting odds favor the both economic! negotiate crisis principal, school busses will run British The said Houston omy. His supporteis have .con- Yankees, but both for any phase of the exhibition, indicative of the quick friendship nesses will be the three admirals and mines, from Mendon, wagon Colmanagers and list. the Young Ward, tops political tended 'iviartin of Rock that he is just an the players agreed the series will Sorlngs, district lege Ward and Greenville. Cost other than for the Hereford ing between the two despite who were revealed last night to a Labor has Pbe j3ritisb party liberal. be as .'lose as the pennant races. of the sale, is October 29. Final day .their short acquaintance. By previ-,hav- e backed Capt. John G. Crom- - arge enough majority in parlia' No. 22 UMW president. evening for adults will be tion 5 cents which will include the for entering Hereford sale animalsjous arrangement Robert stayed at.melin in challenging the unifica-vva- s ment to remain in power at least' bus fare and admission to the September 15. lEugenes home while Eugene wastion policies laid down by Navy unui elections, w hich Also to be auctioned durisg the still in England, but he had left. Secretary Francis P. Matthews, High school students will by law next July. But pressure be week in the Ogden Livestocky the time Eugene returned. They ara Adm. Louis E. Denfeld, early election is growing, eve charged ten cents. Shows new $29,000 sales ring arej The boys were enthusiastic 'chief of naval operations, Adm. A. among the trade unionists. of scores of purebred Shorthorn each others native country. V. Radford, commander-in-chie- f This months Marshall plan orir tie. purebred Columbia and trips were sponsored by the the Pacific fleet, and Vice Adm. ganization talks in Paris may also folk shep, fat cattle, sheep and National Federation of Farmers .Gerald F. Bogan, commander of bave a pig effect on the European i.ow get. A program for parking Seeking election to the office of- 'clubs and the F.F.A. 'the first task fleet in the Pacific. hogs, and feeder catt.e. To Be in this area has never been carried out. elections is Vincent S. Carlson, "A program to complete v'ho is now currently employed the Something novel in college with Logan City. of all water users within metering wistee-facult- y .1 relations will occur i the city should be carried out. This Having spent nearly ten years Utah State Agricultural college It as plumping inspector, city iiuus-- i has not beer, completed. A thorough study of onr sewer and ln ch&r,se 01 "8 mana8 if! kti ,vr . t ac outtall should be made with the delinquent license and Get I Acquainted Dinner, Presi idea of correcting this bad concounts, Mr. Carlson feels that he ent Franklin S. Harris said Mon-ato affairs the know a f dition. feel certain that the Fedis in position The affair will begin at 7 p. of the city and will be able to eral Government will cooperate m'Jn 'be college cafeteria. with us in improving this unbetter conditions throughout the Thorpe B. Isaacson, Salt Lake city as a whole healthy condition. is chairman of the board. A revision His statement cf candidacy folof our present ,he tber members are: W. W. lows licensing system, should also be Crrill, Logan; L. C, Montgomery, between the so that all business within studied Fuller cooperation eter Citv; Merrill N. Warnick, to create, vatious departments the city will be equalized. t G ove j more efficiency and a periodic "As funds become available, we ake City; Ella V. ticket sales for should extend the sewer end water Reeder, Brig-wit- h meeting of all department heads .,m City; Arthur Wooley, Ogden; season. is suggested. A uiytied piogTam lines to the citys newest residentiU G. Nielsen, Logan; Fred M. al areas above the college. A conwould bring about much better LoOgden; Herschel Bullen, tinuation of the drain on the isresults. Charles R. Hunter, Cedar land should also be made so that "Greater cooperation between ly: Carl W. Peterson, Kenil- sunace water can be drained Logan City and the College and oi th City Housing areas is urged. Seven rwey. It is in this area where Lake student body cards at theiYork. Father Joseph Lynch, families in this area are by; W. W. Gardner, Salt first production, "The White Steed Naw York City. She will be most of our polio cases have Russell E. Beintson, oy Paul Vincent Cairoll beginning .membered for her outstanding per-- j ticket office in the basement of mologist said the shocks probably asking some police protection at Ivarious times which they do not i were in northern Chile. formance of th title role in Jeanithe Main Building. (Continued on Page 5) Wednesday. ( al -- Sk! (t, v AUTUMN : top-secr- AfUp viun Program Listed For Civic Music 3EAUTIFUL AUTUMNTIME Concert In Logan Wednesday - rrvn w M p lUa SENATE GROUP TURNS DOWN j TRUMAN CHOICE Numerous Utah non-unio- left-hand- ed Miners Yet Idle SuTlU non-unio- Men TotlteLyceum Two Exchange Livestock Sfudenfs Western Europe Exchange Ideas iShow Slated Ensemble -- ot Faces Crises From Devaluation Probe Set Into testi-ergen- fea-tfu- e, o, j oMheTVX Navy's Morale offi-whi- of m 1 ar union-operato- rs auc-'gro- w i Makes Statement of Candidacy pro-gta- CITY EMPLOYE SEEKS LOGAN OFFICE cat-lbo- ut College Board Suf-llhe- Feted 'izrrriWANT A TO WIN SOME PLAY TICKETS? ii y. -- 11 re-ji- th r; H If ir J r r |