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' Cloudiness 1 weafhet M in© forecast his occuiooal thunder showera most of the period Temv peratures will be below normal Last night's minimum was 50 and yesterday’s maximum 15 VOL M NO m LOO AN UTAH WIDNESPAY V - J Five-da- y " QV AUGUST i thunder activity will be the ther menu tonight and Thursday Cooler! temperatures too high today of 79 and low tonight of lKltt PM " ''fig -- tlThursdayJI CIN1S By Robert Crennen United Press International WEST YELLOWSTONE l£ont (UPI)— A small army of rescue workers today ignored continuing aftershocks from one of the most powerful earthquakes recorded in the United States in their search for more survivors or r ' victim Latest reports listed at least 10 and possibly 11 vaca- tioning campers killed by huge slides triggered by a series of earthquakes beginning shortly before midnight Mon i day night Montana Civil Defense chief Hugh Potter announced at noon that the body of a small boy had been found in Madison River Canyon This raised the known death toll in the earthquake to 10 f? About 00 persona were injured Fourteen were still in hospitals the others were treated and released Madison County Sheriff W H Bowman said there was no way of knowing now how many campers lay buried under an estimated 50 million tons of rock and earth that thundered down a - mountain seven blocking Madison River miles downstream horn Hebgen Dam near the west entrance to night sent great volumes of water caicading down Die face of the Providence and Millville hills damaging homes and fields last Cloudburst: Milts - There might be 100 people under that slide or there might be only a few" Bowan said “Probably we’ll never know" The Forest Service said approximately 300 persona Were trapped Tuesday between the d slide and Hebgen Dam seven miles upstream All were evacuated The Forest Sarvice said a makeshift road Waa punched through from the West Yellowstone aide of Hebgen Lake Highcrews were way Department forced to build four sections of road around sections of Highway 1 that collapsed into the lake Official Inspection Lt Gov' Paul Cannon of Montana who completed a tour of the quake area early today said Mere was still a threat of serious flooding in Madison Canyon He said Hebgen Lake was higher than he nad ever seen it but engineers assured him tha dam would quake-weakene- - WASHINGTON (UPI) Labor Secretary James P Mitchell makes public tonight statistics ha hope will speed up settlement of the steel strike It will be the closest an administration official has come to becoming involved In the strike but Mitchell said his report wae "not Intended aa intervention’’ President Elsenhower Tuesday ordered Mitchell to make public the statistics on wages prices productivity and profits to clarify facts that have been released by both parties The data will be given newa-ine- n this afternoon for release LOCATION OF THE disastrous West Yellowstone earthquakes ia shown on this map The tremors centered In Hebgen Dam area' Soars Satellite mi On 'Round Trip’ partners of Logan Safeway store When the rain started they huddled under the large canopy which baa been built by Mr Baer over the dining and serving A F B Calif VANDENBERG area — A “round trip" Discov- (UPI) "As the 'storm became more enr satellite rocketed aloft today Intense I walked over to the oeMng the key to safe return the v year tbertwer Aorbocki- of men froth orbiting moons ereek - And could The lieutenant governor said tonight a rocThe aeven-etor- y of rushing waters" Mr Baer re- minor tremors wert being felt In New York Chief Federa ket roared from its launch pad lated "I went back to the folka half hour or so He de- Mediator Joseph F Finnegan overlooking the ocean hero at at the doing area about 82 men every scribed the disaster as "probably aid the outlook for settling the 12:25 and women) and tohUhem they’d the wont in the pm of the trike was "distinctly gloomy" tetter stand upon the tablet state—particularly history in view of the acheduled a meeting Finnegan since there might be a flooding Ion of Hfo'? this morning with United Steel creek In a ‘few minutes great greet Veteran pilot Jim Stradley of workere President David J Mcgushes of water carrying trees Bozeman Mont reported after a Donald who walked out bn the and mud and rocks overflowed -over the quake area—tliat talks 12 flight days ago became of lack Billion the park and grew so deep that were stranded of progress and a meeting with eampers many It ran over the table topi” high on mountains surrounding chief Industry negotiator R ConTe Higher Ground the main slide area rad Cooper In the afternoon After the rain had subaided He planned to fly all day and Other negotiators meanwhile the picnicker were directed to into the night dropping message! were to hold another formal higher- - ground adjacent to the to tell marooned WASHINGTON (UPI- )- The campers how to meeting Joday park conflict between the out of the still work their deepening way voluminous Mitchell the said Mayor Keith Mathews of Promountains Tacts collected by him as a one-ma-n Democratic - controlled Congress vidence following an inspection trembling Marines Forest Service personand President Elsenhower over presidential tour of the area moat affected nel and volun- would not contain any suggestion housing legislation shifted today sheriffs deputies listed the following hornet as teers Joined in the search for pos- on- whether the industry could to the House those receiving hevlest damage! sible additional victims The Senate late Hieaday palled a increase without wage grant David S Nielsen 351 Eaat First te A- S Champion of llamll 81050000000 homing MU Capt North his neighbors Marcell ton Air Force Base Calif re- raising steel prices that Republican warnings He laid lt would be up to tha Baer and Myron Frederick Sam that apparently all surviv- public to decide whether the sta- President Elsenhower may veto Schenk' Glen Dattage Farrell ported ors had teen rescued from areas tistics favor It Just as ha did an earlier more industry or the strikPickett Clyde Demler Norman where they were trapped costly measure Hie vote was ing steelworkers Stauffer Marvin Ashllmah and The Forest Service said K knew The strike has Idled 500000 Lowell BarMe two in tha of dead In the Cliff steelworkers and caused at least Democratic leaders "There may be several others Lake-Wad- e persons Lake aria 10 miles 100000 other House expressed general satisfacmade” layoffs check after a complete i( west of Madison Canyon and five tion with the Senate measure and Mayor Mathews stated "We not- dead under the main elide at the Indicated it probably would be apiced basements flooded yards mouth of the canyon prove substantially ai It arand mud and gravel piled'with Bill enshock the The first Jarred rived The measure is not expectvartrees and brush caught by ’ tire Pacific Northwest Seismoed to reach the House floor howious stationary objects CaliTha ever until next week at the WASHINGTON (UPI)' "Our citizens are going to graphs at the University of Utilization Re- earliest ka fornia in Abcmethy-Dixo- n registered Berkeley wfrk cleaning up aa best they The Mil among other things esn today We are certain that intensity as 71 en the Richter search Bill waa reported out by acale Committee would House flash flood the reduce down payments on and soil and other debris Agriculture THE YARD AND HOME of the David 8 Nlel win lend neighbors and Mends Dr Charles Richter of the Call today d mortgages exceeding a band where possible” -of Tuesday evening sen family in Providence' was filled with rocks of Technology The bill would create a seven 813500 and continue the FHA Millville homes moat seriously fornla Institute hit were those of Morgan Jensen said the quake was the "largest member Agricultural Research home Improvement loan program 48 states and Marketing Commission It Cleon Humphries Ed Knowles so fares we know in the In the present century outside would guide Agriculture Departand Ropelatb Ray Payne Roy Nevada and California” ment research especially toward To Otter Cache Areas For tense hoars some 900 per- creating new industrial uses for Prof Jay 0 Jensen of the seven-mil- e Dr George PROVO (UPI) farm products" weather station at Utah State sons were trapped in the between blU are Rep H Hansen acting dean of the of stretch of the canyon Sponsors University reported that precl landslide and llebgen Henry Aldous Dixon Brigham Young University Gradpltatlon totaled 97 of an inch the huge A wall of water like a tidal and Rep Thomas G Abernathy uate School wiU go to Indonesia Dam Autotal the for 179 to "Inflation is a temporarily raising wave swept across the dam's top in September for a two year stay gust thus far Normal for the stimulating but eventually deter71 month is should which we Cache from two iorating process Approximately 65 delegates including A spot check around the valley fight and avoid like the plague" County are attending the Pacific region Red Crow water of storm effects revealed the declared Frederick P Champ school now m progress at Camp Hunt on the west' following: northern Utah banker and busi- safety --of-- Bear Lake shore em Par adise— "Corn looks as nessman in addressing Logan The delegates represent all of the western states and though $ had been slept-o- n Lions Club yesterday afternoon in The Bluebird will receive instruction in first aid life saving water Fruit was knocked from trees and electricity waa out for about In charge of the meeting was safety small crafts sailing and an hour” President Sterling Nelson while other phases of instruction necesMendon— "The tain waa heavy Mr Champ was Introduced by R sary to well informed water and there was lota of electrical J Rasmussen oi the club pro- safety personnel activity in the sky" gram committee Ralph E Carlson director - of Smithfleld— "We measure J4 Two new members were In- the first aid and water safety of an inch moisture CaL Pack ducted into the organization: service of the' Pacific area pf the SALT LAKE CITY iUPir V is appealing for aR available Gordon Steele sales manager tor American Red Cross C S (Jim harWilson Motor Installed by Presi- Morris Jr volunteer Instructor Only a charred triangular area bean picking help since the vest has teen delayed by the Bsicg-hur- st Owen on and Of Nelson' a showed mountainside dent and member of the Boys Scouts today storm of the Logan office Moun- America national council e and Where a Lewiston- - "No damage baa tain Fuel Supply Inducted by Joe Kenneth R Cardwell director of brush fire sent clouds of smoke been reported moisture MeasurCouch the American Red Cross national ed 57 of an inch” Mr Champ stated that "as we aquatic school head a roster of billowing high into the sky over now survey the history of infla- instructor who will Impart im- the eastern part of Salt Lake tion in France and ' other coun- portant information to the stu- Cotuiiy Monday school tries it is apparent that too many dents durlrfk the ten-de- y Smoldering logs remaining aftThe camp began today at Camp of our people have grown to like er the fire was controlled tale Hunt and will continue through SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) — ‘just a little' inflation ' was extinguished by Modday "Many working people and ten toll days of Instruction Capt George E T Eyiton well Two hundred known British racer who is in businessmen have apparently Cache County delegatee being Tuesdays rain direct new speed trials acquired revested interest - in sponsored byihe-- C sche County wbrkersrtolight the blaze "which Utah-- to inflation charting their plans and chapter of the Red Cross are waa Mated betkeen Little and on the Bonneville course will address the’Klwania Club ia Salt expectations on a continued rise Clair Sorensen son of Mr and " in the price and wage level to Mrs Alton Sorensen and Pete Big Cottonwood Canyons' Lake City Thursday Investigators tentatively listed make statistics read more pleas- Hansen member of the Logan Eyaton'a racing team wiU beMillville and along upper PROVIDENCE today following flask floods cause of the fire aa someone gin trials on the salt flats later IN County fire antly And to create apparent like tola Manse wen in Logan propoety along Beat Cmlarh Canyon Road in the month (Continued on page 2) playing with matches - cloudburit that sent waves of water rolling down the face of the mountains above Providence and Millville last night caused property damage amounting to thousands of dollars More than a down homes and yards in Providenee were flooded by the churning and debrlt-lade- waters "Ton’s Park" a pretty ptentr area developed by A L Baer on the eastern borders of Providence residential area waa splintered by the roaring creek The southeastern bench of Mill A t -— Park Yellowstone SURVEYING FLOOD DAMAGE at "Von’s Park" in Eaat Providence ia A L Baer standing in water and debris The cloudburst - with the Initial shock Cracks opened In the earth and rock section of the dam causing ears that lt would collapse n -- surrounding the Morgan from the The storm Jensen dwelling was likewise litaccompanied by tered' with boulders gravel and Blunder and lightning struck pt mud 8:30 pm In a few minutes it And considerable flood damage was over but during that brief was reputed at upper Canyon time the black clouds had dumpHoad In Logan— between the 800 ed 97 of an inch water onto the' hills and the valley flow and 1000 East blocks in Rock and mud slides Logan Canyon alio were reported during Despite the heavy damage to the night although traffic con- home and farm properties no tinued throygh the Canyon ac- personal injuries had today been cording td State Highway Patrol- reported men At Von’s park when the flash Road crews were busy today removing gravel hnd silt flood struck were employes and vllle right-of-wa- y 10-ho-ur hold-unle- s ss two-stag- mil n Senate Approves Dollar Housing Measure i fact-find- er de-ipi- - ’ 71-2- 4 Reported - - FHA-lnaure- Camp Hunt Hosts Aquatic School Indonesia (R-Ut- ah Brush Fires : Under Control - 700-acr- man-caus- Speed Trials Set Clty-Cac- b— iv z -- w- egg-shap- 1700-poun- et IN ll President Signs Defense Bill - WASHINGTON (UPI) Presl dent Eisenhower Tuesday signed into law a $39228239000 defense money MU — half of the nation’s budget — revising some military programs and providing 35 mil lion dollars to start a second at aircraft carrier omlc-power- ed The bill by far the largest ap propria tion of the year gives the President almost aU the fluids hn requested to ran the armed sere Ices in the current fiscal y ear that started July 1 It win finance a fighting force of 2545000 men But Congress drastically revised tome of the administration's original plana for the mill tary It puts more emphasis oa long-ranmissiles developing and defenses against enemy suM marine end intercontinental rockets ) i 1 1 rt ge Returns Home i DENVER (UPI) — Mrs Mamie Elsenhower waa on the way back to the White House today af-tar a y visit fat Denver with ter ailing mother Mrs Bivan ‘ Doud 8L s '‘I six-da- " ’’I' '''it Ttel ( i - ‘ It waa aimed for a aortboouth orbit around the earth It wee the second attempt In aa many weeks to aeMave thy froHd’s Urol 'recovery pound sateUlte instrument pack age — literally worth it weight in gold in the Mac nee Hit Air Force hoped It had enough bugs worked out of the new satellite to prove the baaie system designed to bring the Aral U S manned moon back to earth if it does a monkey may be aboi into orbit here soon The recovery cap suit was carried la the nose of d the Discoverer VI satellite In addition to Instruments it contained ekplbctvr boJti and springs to Mow it lose from the mother eateUlte e retro-rockto alow it for return to earth and n parachute to lower it safely Jig carp planea againwexw act to try to catch the capable If all goes well they will attempt to catch the parachuting package ia the air over the Pacific Ocean recovery area Thursday Air Force tepee of success were higher than ever because of the: "atop forward” claimed with the Discoverer V moon launched Aug 13 Recovery on that shot foiled but for the first time scientists were iMe to get the moon to spit out the capsule at the right point in its 18000-tnan hour circuit of the earth Speeding at 300 miles a minute a capsule will miss the 200 mile long recovery area off He wail unless triggered from the satellite within the critical period of one minute - 2 h'SL r -- Y- a - "Aa |