Show Illl '"’‘'I—11'—"1 y yiny ri—yy ly ’ t V HE qjf -- nyy fh ny ynf— — y—ywy-r- ihi — ni j—mp'yr T'jy'H"‘") y yr y-y“- piLyi 4 Tribune Phones News departments ESI Informatlowscores EL Business advertising drcula- Uon departments EM Heard TliisBefore ow $w9nf$ v v - ’ i Vol 179 No 169 -" Salt Lake City Utah — Wednesday Slornlng — September 30 1959 v & ’ Salt Lake City and Utah-Incre- asing with cloudiness continued cool temperatures Weather map on Page 30' a 11 f $ W £f- $ Price Five Cent A VsXv1 Riane xelodes in Air Kills 33 Over Texas ? r v ' 4 $ ' fV’CW' x v s 1 jX V De-Barki- Peiping'Brass Meet Jetliner L By Anoclated TOKYO Sept Pres 30 — Soviet S Khrushchev told Red Chinese boss Mao Tse-tunand his right-hanmen Wednesday that "My visit to the United States and the discussions I had there were Premier Nikita r ' g ' ’ i S'A ! t i r v A v 4 v it i j&fa b s w X S £ X 0 ncx&£ —AuocteUt Prcu ) WlrtahU Building’s Sky Deck Storm began Monday night faded Tuesday after snapping power lines and breaking trees Workman shovels heavy wet snow left by treacherous Sep temher snowstorm from cornice of the First National Bank valuable" SC Sept Grade smashed 29 — Hurricane Into the coast here Tuesday and traveled 120 miles inland before disintegrating into a squall line THE HOWLING storm with peak winds of 140 miles per hour unleashed her full fury on the historic city of Charleston shortly before noon then started her devastating inland movement Rain winds and flooding plagued the coast from Savannah Ga north to Myrtle Beach SC Then the ponderous storm started its lumbering movement inland cutting a swath 100 miles wide She dumped torrents of Water as she smashed Inland over Orangeburg and Columbia Wal-terbor- o f Tho Weather Bureau said her force subsided as she moved Inland She disintegrated into a squall Una with gale force winds of 40 to 50 miles per hour and gusts to 60 miles per hour The storm was expected to continue on a northeasterly course across North CaroUna and into Virginia The Weather Bureau said it will be hard to follow from now on South CaroUna lowland farming areas wers hard hit and a deluga of Water threatened floods on a dozen rivers and flash floods on countless finally streams ‘ At least three persona died as a result of the storm Edward Neehan Warren Ohio was kiUed when his car was upended by violent winds at Beaufort SC Buster Harmon Lexington was killed when his car alddded Into a tree felled by tha storm and See Page Column 7 i Flics West Today Rx for Ike: Desert Air J 1 By AuscUUe Prtas WASHINGTON Sept 29— President Eisenhower will fly Wednesday to a southern California hideaway for an eight-da- y golfing Vacation hoping the crisp desert air will chase away his stubborn cold - THE PRESIDENT will stay at the home of his frequent companion and old friend Washington businessman George E Allen at La Quinta The two often are together for vacations golf and bridge They own farms a couple of miles apart near Gettysburg Fa ' Plans are for Mr Eisenhower to leave here In on the 5 or 5'i hour flight His Air Force Jet airliner ts expected to land at Palm Springs airport about 20 miles from La Quinta by 5 or 6 pm local time Today! Chuckle When ahe found that first hair ahe thought the Sty nothing to live for—so he dyed ? LONG STRATTON v ENGLAND Sept 30 (UPI) — By Associated Press Miss Mary Helen Grace will WACO TEX Sept 30 — A New York bound turboprop submit her prize winning in airliner the air and crashed late Tuesday night exploded "decocker spaniels to a all 33 persons aboard barking" operation rather apparently killing than give them up Branlff Airways said the ship an Electra took off from Houston' Tex at 10:37 pm enjroute to New York via Dallas MISS GRACE who raises cockers was fined five Tex It carried 27 passengers and six crew members pounds ($14) after three ''the big plane blew up high overhead one witness said neighbors complained the and crashed on a central Texas farm with a roar “like a jet dogs were making too much breaking the sound barrier” noise — It struck on the R E White Farm five miles south of Miss Grace had pleaded InBuffalo Tex which is 68 miles southeast of Waco White told nocent but she was fined state police a piece of the ship landed in his front yard anyway Miss Grace said she had The Texas Department of Public Safety said officers consulted a veterinary surreaching the scene found widely scattered wreckage and no “ geon who told her about a sign that any one survived the crash new operation for "debark--in- g A Braniff spokesman in Dallas said the dogs turboprop Electra carried these crew members all based in Dallas: W D Stone captain Don Hollowell first officer Roland Longhill engineer e KHRUSHCHEV flew Peiping less than 48 hours after returning from his visit to President Eisenhower Mao headed a squad of top Chinese leaders who greeted the SoNames of the three stewviet Premier as he stepped aboard and the ardesses from his giant T114 Jet airwere not immepassengers liner available diately In a planeside statement By Auociated Preu Khrushchev said in his talks The Electra has a capacity of DENVER COLO Sept 29— with Mr Eisenhower "We 75 passengers John M Hightower By A fat wet snowstorm swirled frankly discussed big probKY 100 50 Winston-SaleMrs Billy Webb 30 whose Associated Press Writer of the Rocky Mountains lems which we must solve and out Is five miles north of MILES home — WASHINGTON Sept 29 on the eastern triea to create an atmosphere White the falling Tuesday place said she and Ajhevi!le Soviet Premier Nikita S KhruRaleigh her husband saw what apslope like a heavy destructive for cooperation and peaceful shchev confirmed publicly NORTH CAROLINA arm Tree limbs cracked like coexistence thereby contribGreenville peared to be a jet plane exhis agreement with rifle shots under the weight uting to consolidation of world Tuesday plode in the air and then crash President Eisenhower that and power and travel were dis- peace” with another explosion - Fayetteville Beron the future of rupted statement lin will be conducted without Khrushchev’s Spartanburg "IT LOOKED like it extime limit was broadcast by Peiping snow cripThe ploded as it came over our Anderson Radio US officials said this agreehouse ’way up in the sky” pled the area from Cheyenne CAROLINA ment ended the Soviet threat she said "It kept going on and Wyo to Pueblo Colo a disHe said his US visit “will to West Berlin COLUMBIA W Florence tance of 250 miles along tha it looked like a falling star relations undoubtedly Improve W Cape base of the mountains The light went out and we also the This is agreement between the United Statea and a terrific noise like a heard Elsenso as Mr which ORANGEIUOtt"mr far Many schools were closed the Soviet Union and ease in- hower is concerned cleared the sound bare W breaking Augusta A W jet Power was off in larga sections ternational tensions” V w we heard it hit the rier Then summit confer to a road the Georgetown "We must" he continued jy of Denver and' Colorado WAITERBORO fe ence on Berlin and other ground and saw a tremendous center of "do everything in order to ease where the e Springs— c21rRLEST0N war cold explosion” problems the September storm dumped the situation and create conbeditions be friendliness conference Such a for A SPOKESMAN for the Fed12 Atlantic inches— more and highmay GEORGIA than ktaek were Closed between the tween alt nations We must held late this year or early eral Aviation Agency’s control ways Oceon Hunting I mountains and the Kansas bor make all efforts to create con- - jnext year- - possibly at Geneva His cautionary afterthought office in Fort Worth Bruce Sea Page 4 Column 1 j The State Department re reflected a mildly skeptical at- Chambers said the airliner der SAVANNAH titude Smong officials anddip wasflying on an instrument BROKEN POWER lines In here about the future plan at 15000 feet It made Its lamats Denver and Colorado Springs of the Berlin situation since last report about 11:05 pm started fires and everywhere Brunswick the Eisenhower Khrushchev when the ship was about 40 power and telephone lines agreement rests entirely on miles east of Waco sagged faith good Amclitd friu Wlrtkt “Apparently the plane Residential areas in Denver crashed about 11:13 bedominant However the pm" Arrows show path of Hurricane Grade as she ripped 146 looked like the aftermath of a lief among top US leaders 'is Chambers said mph gusts across South CaroUna coast in Charleston area tornado strewn with broken definitely New York Time Servic limbs leaves and roof damage B H Pickens who runs union leaders at separate meet- that Khrushchev of internawants an easing The unseasonably early 29-The NEW YORK Sept ings In the White House tional tensions for reasons of a feed store in Buffalo said storm and its moisture con- governors Of 10 states hard hit Wednesday morning he heard the plane "just his own including economic before the crash” and as it tent caught trees in the region by the steel strike urged PresiTHE PRESIDENT was ex- expansion inside the Soviet crashed in full leal dent Eisenhower Tuesday to warn both sides that Union Therefore they expect pected to name a special perTho storm began Monday night He said it exploded possibly move swiftly to ob- the agreement to be kept he would sonal representative to serve In the air After telephoning night as a rain In tho lower as an tain injunction Impartial chairman In efregions turning to snow be-- 4 Act if THE PROMPTNESS of the Connally Air' Force Base at under the to end the costly tieup forts Khrushchev a n n o u n cement nearby Waco he went to see By AwocUted Pm accord failed reach an to Braves’ shortstop Felix Man- fore midnight Their suggestion was tele- they e Aides said the necessary legal Tuesday was regarded as sup-Se- the wreckage The Los Angeles Dodgers tilla 0 Many of the more than 4 Column 2 graphed to the President as he Page “Wreckage bodies and mail did it! papers had been drawn up by Denver area- - residents prepared Jo make a "settle-or-elseare Gil Hodges walked with scattered over an area a plea to industry and the Justice Department mile square” he said FOB THE FIRST time in two out against losing right- awakened without heat and sessions House and with automobiles White The lights three tries the Dodgers won hander Bob Rush buried in snow took on added significance "There are just pieces of National League pennant The storm halted an orbodies when it became known that Joe Pignatano then singled Milplayoff Tuesday defeating the United Steelworkers of waukee’s defending champion and Carl Furillo beat out a ganized search lor four teen"There was a fire burning America was awaiting the outin 12 innings— after bouncer over second — with age boys who have been missBraves to the side away from the off Denver-are29 YORK NEW Manwhether come as before deciding (UPI) Sept ing from their 0 scoring three runs in the ninth Hodges hustling home remains of the fuselage I -a 50000 -- A to 18 extend strike to homes to elephant-)tilla’s since the throw first baby skipped Sept tie for a iv workers In plants of the Amergift to President Eisenhower guess it was an engine burn That gave the Dodgers a Into the stands THE BOYS are believed to By Auoclited Preu ican Can and Continental Can from the French community of ing” r STAN WILLIAMS a right have entered the mountain Telling about hearing the COOPER TEX Sept 29 — African Republics — arrives Complete Details Page 21 crash he said: hander was the winner as the area about 20 miles from Den- A bus loaded with school chil- companies en route Wednesday by plane ver and a search had been dren and teachers coming here The union contracts cov- to his new home at the NaDodgers’ sixth pitcher e sweep of the "I HAD just gone to bed It two can proplanned Tuesday including ele- for a football game collided ering the big tional Zoo in Washington playoff They now move sounded like a jet going over midat ments auxilCoast of will Guard ducers k expire with a tank truck Tuesday into the opener of the World The pachyderm I raised up and saw a light in iary unit Lowry Air Force The crash killed seven persons night Wednesday Series against Chicago’s Amer-leawas named "Zlmbo” offered to the east and heard a terrible Base and the Civil Air Patrol —five students and their two League champion White The companies have been the President by Abbe Fulbert explosion I thought maybe he 23 chil71 Sox Thursday at Comlakey City jail prisoners at teachers and Injured hoping for an indefinite exten- Loulou premier of the Congo had hit the ground but the Park in Chicago Pueblo Colo were literally dren and the truck driver sion pending settlement of Republic during Eisenhower’s wreckage looks like he exIWuttri Ntwi Anncy in the "cooler” as the result ploded in the air — THE BUS WAS en route the basic steel dispute How- recent trip to Paris WITH THE THIRD fourth LONDON Sept 29 — Capt of a heating plant break- here from Mt Vernon Tex ever union leaders said they and If necessary fifth game for a junior high school foot- would make no definite comset for Los Angeles’ niasslve Bruce Baimsfather creater down "Old Bill” cartoon charof the mitment until after their meet-nig- s Tallying The Tribune t 94 Coliseum this When the temperature in the ball game It collided at a highwith the President diesel with intersection a should be the ' richest World acter of World War I died way 71 jail building tumbled to 33 de- tank truck Series in history Comlskey Tuesday He was officers rounded up ' THE PROPOSAL of the 10 "OLD BILL” — a British grees Park which seats' 46550 will Pennant’-Earblankets and odd plecea of J M Warrington 39 driver governors all Democrats was be the site for the first two tommy as famous during the in an effort to keep of tha truck told a reporter at aimed at averting tha necessity clothing and if necessary sixth and great war as Bill Mauldin’s the inmates comfortable hospital in Paris Tex where Injunction seventh games of the GIs "Joe and Willie” were in he was taken for treatment for a In a distinguished series for the world World War II— grew out of Utah Power A Light Co that the bua swerved suddenly by bringing person to preside over the set championship Baimsfather’sf J x 5 Lh and spokesmen said Tuesday the Killed in the crash were tlement a efforts The Dodgers first National knowledge of the mud and company has sent 15 linemen Jack Henry 45 principal and "THIS IS THE YEAR we were supposed to fold up” forward was name No put to the Denver area to assist driver of the bus his son BUly League team ever to rise to misery of trench warfare oldtime said says of pitcher Early Wynn “and the Yankees were one the sponsors "One of Old Bill’s dugout in repair of power facilities Max 12 Mrs Melba Meeks a but the pennant after a seventh to win Remember? were going the thinking governors storm in knows a area of Kenneth the struck teacher Hightower place finish the year before phrases— "If yer a man like Judge Learned "So we stole the pennant” put across the deciding run on better ’ole go to It"—became a The three crews left Tues- 14 and Rex Weatherford 12 of States United Hand the of British a two-ou- t classic humor air Zach and He’s of error day by Danny Raley Taylor throwing by talking about the crafty — Court of Appeals Sox the Cinderella White Chicago IN THEIR joint message to team that beat the American the President the governors League applauded him lor the "strong And he’s talking exclusively to stand" he took Monday when YOU In The Tribune— in the first he declared that the American In a special new series all about the The were tens of thouKNOWN AS Project Sunflar II people were ‘’sick and tired" of NewJYork Times Service Series World was more solar sands volts out of the carried flare study the Impasse energetic than WASHINGTON Sept as part of the US contribution to the any observed in previous experiPITCHER WYNN— that’s no The governors concluded by in the sun’s atmosphere may ments International Geophysical Cooperation recalling a warning they had ghost writer in there—comes hot run as high as 190 million degrees 1959 a continuation of the InternaPresident lour weeks off the wire today to tell the story sent the s The would of the energy Fahrenheit tome 10 times hotter than tional Geophysical Year about how they did it ago about tha "critical” Impact Indicate that during periods of intense Tha naval research team which in of the walkout on their states previously estimated Navy scientists He’ll be back on the wire next the past three years has pioneered In solar activity such as solar flares temreported Tuesday with the Inside story of the series ef— tha new aaid harmful field rocket the of firad astronomy They peratures In the sun’s corona or atTHIS REVISED estimate on solar 12 Nlke-AsEarly Wynn Chapter One— today’s Page 22 research fects had multiplied since obmilbe as on rocket 190 as was based mosphere high may temperatures Point Arguello on the rockets then from And for more good reading: lion degrees Fahrenheit servations of tha streams of Pacific mlasllfl rang ' The new information on tolar Page 6 that pour forth from massive solar Their telegram waa made SHOT AND MISSED Satellite No Five s and temperatures was obscreen NOT HE’S storms and penetrate deep into the INTERESTED star Law EIGHT OF THE launchings ware public by Gov David L says Page 11 tained from a recently concluded rocket earth’s upper atmosphere' who AN EDITORIAL LOOK at the day’s top new completely successful attaining alti- renct of Pennsylvania Page 16 with energies as high Solar research project directed by Dr Her- tudes of hetween 130 and 150 miles had taken tho lead in a vain WIRE In the city election THE UNDER Page 19 as 80000 electron volts were detected bert Friedman superintendent of the Three of these were launched during attempt to arrange a meeting In extra THE Innings! Page 21 solar flares and five during periods of with the President at the time atmosphere and astrophysics division by the rockets as they carried Instrumenta some 150 miles above the earth TIMETABLE— At the Naval Research Laboratory TELEVISION radio Solar quiet or minor activity plus of the earlier message logs Page 28 Berlin Crisis Eases After Nikita Vow Hurricane Slashes at Southland By Associated Press De-Bit- e d four-engin- Into And Up North— It’s Snowing! CHARLESTON Dogs ng Won’t i a Liner Dives Disintegrates on Farm NY-Boun- Nikita Tells China of Visit Value ” lead-heav- y Jrn V52irSElii uf' 10 Governors Urge Ike Appoint Strike ‘Envoy’ Dodgers Snag NL Flag In 12th the Hard Way 80-da- y Taft-Hartle- y 800-00- " Is He a Genuine GOP Elephant? Bus Crashes Kills Seven 6-- 5 a 5-- 5 best-of-thre- e two-gam- n ‘Old Bill’ Creator Succumbs at 000-sea- i n Taft-Hartle- y Sox ‘Stole the ly Wynn Tells How Tests ‘Multiply’ Sun’s Heat by 10 e -- p high-altitud- e ' X-ra- IV 4 4 H ) jA At t V t w |