Show 9 3 64 CQtiV IMVLKAL LICR0?IL!SIX3 COSP 111 Plsrpolnt Ave ""Bail Ciljr W Utah irieMli 111© Temperaiures yesterday: Logan 74 Ogden 77: PocateUo 72 Salt Lake 75 Provo 75 Idaho Falls 67 LOGAN VOL 55 NO 229 UTAH THURSDAY ' ©MIman SEPTEMIEK 24 1944 raf oioJ to help fight the new one fire' officials said Residents in the San Marcos Pass area were ordered several erupted early today miles from a raging blaze to evacuate by Santa Barbara that threatened sections of County sheriffs deputies "We think it was set" said Santa Barbara and Monte-citauthorities reported The latest fire broke out tion officer for the US Forest Service The major blaze in the San Marcos Pass area and fire equipment had to be now raging out of control in Barbara diverted from the main blaze the Montedto-Sant- a SANTA BARBARA Calif — A new fire — possibly the work of an arsonist — OFO o It ! fsi a- ' k a 45' FIVE CENTS "v J Piag ues Mew Fare ij-sj- u' f fX r a little wanner tonight and' Friday High tomorrow near 82 and the low tonight 40 to - ' One Millionth ' C area also was believed to have been The disastrously- - explosive main fire destroyed a score of homes razed a monastery and gutted a college dormitory Waite said about 5000 persons have been evacuated from their homes in the fire in value from f 15000 to $100-00- 0 blaze which has caused rnp have been leveled or deaths but at least four mln- heavily damaged as winds up lor injuries to firefighters to 50 miles a hour caused More 1300 firefighl-e- ri than flames to fan out like fiery cities up to from many Authorities flow lava expected the total to run much 300 miles a way — battled the blaze - hoping for the devil higher More than 15000 acres of winds to subside so they can some of Southern California's get a new line around the fire areas most valuable watershed al- raging on a perimeAt least 30 homes ranging so were blackened In the terman-cause- d 30-mi- le :: Uuss Citizen In Utah Saluted - By Glen Leonard Vwltti Tnm UterutUul Utah's SALT LAKE CITY citizen is Mor millionth one Dick Wade Monroe The Logan Merchants Arnold 55 a marketCouncil of Cache Chamber of Commerce in ris M expert who arrived in the cooperation with local service clubs and ing state Thursday from Califor the USU studentbody sponsored the event nia Registration continued throughout day Arnold a native of Kentuc iky who recently had been re siding in Memo Park cam was selected by a governor's committee as "Mr Million ' And it was a big surprise for Arnold He stepped from an airliner expecting only to be greeted by his wife Mary who has been house hunting in Ogden Arnold was hired earlier this month by Marquardt Corp to serve as marketing manager of the firm's Ogden plant - LYLE HOLMGREN left and Cyril Garr serve breakfast trays to two new Utah State University freshmen at the annual "Welcome Breakfast" this morning Seated left is Steve Skinner Mesa Ariz and i Barry Pleads For Unity In COP Ranks - WICHITA Kan AJPD Sen Barry Goldwater pleaded for Republican unity in the farm belt today He also said the Billie Sol Estes case belongs on the White House doorstep The GOP presidential canHe's Glad told break didate committee Members of a fast audience Republicans D Gov George representing Clyde and a swarm of newsmen greeted Arnold upon his $100-a-pla- te Bobby Baker all arrival MOSCOW B1P0— The Soviet Union will sign an agreement "in four or five days" to supply arms to Cyprus Greek Cyp-riActing Foreign Minister Andrea Araouzoi said today Araouzos told newsmen the Soviet help will be "free and ' disinterested" 'The Greek Cypriot official who has been' holding talks with Soviet officials for a week declined to give the amount and type of aid Rus : sia will give ot GM Rejects However Araouzos said the Russian aid will include nomic "eco- aspects" should get under the party's - Greek Cypriot Foreign Min"big tent" and not "throw ister Spyros Kyprianou was rV$V' at it from the outside expected to arrive soon for Goldwater said of the Billie final talks Sol Estes affair "it is up to the president to expose wrongdoing in government But the Interim president whose office dealt with Billie Sol does not press for Reapportion " Stalemate Goldwater In Wichita "Welcome Mr Million criticized military again Utah is happy to have you cutbacks and said of the halt with us" said committee in manned t bomber producchairman David W- - Evans tion: ''We're going to have "I'm amazed Arnold re to get a Hertz WASfUNGTON ' BPD plied when told of the activiThe ties planned for the next few The senator said that mere benate Thursday approved a days "A lot of people nave was party division after the mild congressional declara gone to a lot of work- for a WASHINGTON 8JPD Sen national convention at which tion to settle a statistic but I'm glad to be B Everett Jordan designed C he was nominated But he that statistic" said today Senate investiga cnift "thera Vine aluravi heen squabble over state legisla"It's something you don't tors-woucall Bobby Baker division" in the GOP after tare reapportionment expect' to happen to you" to testify about an alleged its convention and that this The vote was 8 Mrs Arnold added She has 125000 kickback to the Kenned- has been a "disease" in the been in Utah the past two y-Johnson presidential Approval of the weeks and has located an in 1960 "Conformity" campaign of Congress" proposal apartment home in Ogden Jordan chairman of the in- "I like this disease" he "sense said Million" Mrs "Mr and prospects for an vestigating Senate Rules Com declared He said it is not heightened of the 88th early adjournment they had traveled through the mittee said Philadelphia con- good to have "conformity" Congress A talkathon by Senstate a number of times ana tractor Matthew McClos-key as he said the Democrats do H ate liberals against a move were looking forward to see also would be called as "There are other organiza to freeze reapportionment ing more a witness tions like this and they are! had stalemated Congress for "I have yet to meet any one Jordan told reporters he our enemies" he added person who has not been ex hoped it would be possible to Goldwater said President nearly a month ceedingly nice to me" Amoia Begin renewed hearings in the Johnson used presidential ad ' Senate GOP Leader Everett said Baker case next week The vantages in his campaign M Dirksen 111 dropped Band Too politically hot case is being He said the President can plans to try killing the sub The South High School band reopened to investigate new take his Air Force Plane and stitute proposal before Thursagainst the former go somewhere to dedicate a day's showdown played "His Honor" as Mr charges aide Senate who amassed a dam Million greeted officials from fortune of $2 million "I don't get to dedicate a The approved proposal expaper state the City throughout of Congress while dam of but I take care of him" presses the sense a receiving salary ' Councilman T R Johnson state be that legislatureshe less than 120000 a year told the breakfast group representing Ogden Mayor The rules committee to six months to up given The announmet was breakfast in it Merle E Allen extended a comply with the Supreme welcome on behalf of the closed session for preliminary ced brought in $50000 Court's historic June 15 "one discussion Goldwater of new to the the allega referring north Utah city And Ross L man one vote" ruling The were Estes tions case said: made They by Covington city commissioner Sen John J Williams "It is up to the President action was not binding on the was present from Logan courts to who said a made expose wrongdoing in McCIoskey Mrs Arnold said they nave Goldwater "kickback" said $35000 re after in no relatives in utan uotn Dirksen was chief architect were born in Boone County ceiving the construction con a speech prepared for deliv- of much tougher legislation on the Washington DC ery at Mason City Iowa which would have frozen comKy and still retain a slight tract "But the interim President stadium on 8) (Continued Page pliance with the reapportionWilliams charged that Mc whose office dealt with Billie ment directive until Jan 1 CIoskey made the alleged Sol does not prefer 1966 In the interim he plan payoff to insurance agent ned to push a constitutional S Don B Reynolds Reynolds As he amendment on the subject gp0ie' Ith? U was said to have kept $10000 Circuit Court of Appsals in and funnelled the remaining New Orleans was waiting to The Supreme Court held $25000 through Baker to the be notified that the bank- that both houses of a state campaign 'chest for the Kenned-- rupt farm promoter from legislature should be aligned y-Johnson on a population basis ticket (Continued on Page 8) Nears Break To Testify rent-a-bom- - wring rroDe D-N- ld TOP ARTIST IN Utah State Fair musical competition this yaer is Logan's brilliant young pianist Ellen Wassermann here at the keyboard shown 44-3- non-bindi- TALENTED PIANIST Johnson Gets Logan Musician JFK Report Wins Utah Honor WASHINGTON (OPB — The Warren Commission handed to President Johnson today its voluminous report on the Kennedy assassination Chief Justice Earl Warren head of the seven member panel that investigated the slaying carried the thick dark blue bound volume in to the White House The oth er six members of the commission were wim him" The report was several inches thick A Warren and the other members of the commission met with Johnson in the White House cabinet room Logan's gifted young pianist Ellen Wassermann was selected yesterday afternoon by Maestro Maurice Abravanel as the most promising young musician of the four top winners at the Utah State Fair competition She will appear as solo artist with the Utah State Symphony at the Youn&Concert to be played in the Salt Lake Lily laoernacie wis winter Ellen A daughter of- - Prof and Maestro Abravanel Sonata Beethoven's in played Wassermann Mrs C Major Opus 53 (Wald-steiEllen seemed most pleased that her winning came on On October 2 Ellen has Jier father's birthday a spe invited to play for the been cial present for him Mu'Pi Epsilon alumnae assoA panel of four judges ciation at their opening meet listened 28 hours on Monday ing at the Ladies Literary and Tuesday to several doz- Club in Salt Lake City en pianists instrumentalists and singers before choosing' four Ellen' was awarded first Set place jit advanced piano ' ond place went to Rirhard Cllnger' Salt Lake City: Suzanne Sanborn placed first in advanced vocal She is a student at the' University of Utah and a member of the Tabernacle Choir Five Cache County high basis Judges' were Ralph Laycock school students have been' 13000 of the BYU music depart- named semifinalists in' the ected ment Norma Lee Madsen Tenth Annual National Merit state University of Utah M E Scholarship Program Puffer Utah State UniversFour are seniors at LoganJ ity and Joseph Miranda or- High School this year— Bryan ganist at St Marks in Salt Anderson son of Professor Lake City and member of the and Mrs Wendell Anderson staff at Rowland-HaRebecca Mayo daughter of In the competition Ellen Lt Col David Mayo who is played the Ballade in A Flat a transfer from Misawa De by Chopin and the first move- pendents' High School in Jap ment of the Brahms Concerto an Pam Rogers daughter of in D Minor Opus 15 Mr ana Mrs Rogers and Wednesday when the four Phil Dittmer whose parents young musicians played for are Dr and Mrs A L Dit- Irving n) ! : R-D- el t" 5 Cache Students Gain Scholarship Semifinal ' of the NMSQT about ists constitute less than 1 if11 ""V''J'"" Semifinalists were sel- percent ofrlhe seniors in each this year from every state andrepresent the most and territory Semifinal- - intellectually able of this country's students who win complete their high school work in 1965 The National MeritScholar ship Program is a nationwide cooperative program or assistance to students of except ional ability and to the college they select The NMSC ad ministers the largest inde pendent undergraduate schol arship program in the United States The Merit Program is tmer directed by the National Merit The fifth semifinalist is an Scholarship Corporation James R Kearl son of Mr independent' nonprofit corWASHINGTON tUPD -P- resi- and Mrs Russell Kearl of poration devoted solely to — dent Johnson has proclaimed 'River Heights former student VI scholarship activities Through ON-- i the week starting next Mon at South Cache High School this program highly talented day as American Landmarks and now a senior at Sky View young people are helped to Week High obtain the higher education In his proclamation WedStudents included have beep which will prepare them to nesday th President called selected on the basis of their II be better citizens and more for observation of the week performance on the National JAMES R KEARL semi- - effective contributors to the in connection with campaigns Merit Scholarship Qualifying finalist in the Merit Schol progress pf business industry to preserve and protect his- Test a three-hou- r test of edu- arship Program is a sen scince government and the LOGAN HIGH semifinaliits In the Tenth torical and cultural sites cational development On the I ior at Sky View High Annual National Merit Scholarship Pro-proiessions !TT? ii'iiw ''M"'!1" '"" v? mm i i ii For Contract : -- DETROIT (UP- D- The United Auto Workers Union today proposed binding: arbitration to head off a threatened nation-wide strike against Gen eral Motors Friday but GM promptly rejected the offer and recommended Instead a ' contract extension' President Louis G Seaton called the union's pro posal a- ''heads I win tails you lose'' gamble ' GM Vice - "Steto"saitf had "heard "this' loaded type of arbitralion proposal many times before" and the company remained dedicated "to our difficulties resolving through free collective bar- gaining f "More to the pqinf we be llcve is ther suggestion we submitted to: the union this morning that the national agreement be extended be yond the 10 am EST Friday deadline until ' such time' as the few remaining differen ces aave been resolved at the bargaining ' table" Seaton 1 said UAW President Walter P Keuther made the arbitration let proposal in a three-pag- e ter to Seaton as the two entered the final 24 hours of negotiations before the strike deadline for more than 300000 workers The union said' time was short and the differences be tween company and ' union were great "There is now basis for rea sonable doubt that those differences can be resolved on a mutually satisfactory basis in the few hours remaining before the strike deadline" Reuther said Because a GM strike would have crippling effects on the nation's economy Reuther said the company ought to agree to a three-membwuaiu w uiipauuu aruura-tors- " to meet and come up with a solution to the problems - er President Blocks For 2 Months ' - WASHINGTON (OPB Pres ident Johnson today blocked for at least 60 days a strike called for Friday against most of the nation's railroads " The President prevented a walkout by the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engine men (BLFE) by creating an emergency board to investigate the dispute and to make settlement recom- Landmarks mendations' The BLFE called a strike for Friday morning to enforce a demand for higher - m Onion Plan j i gram are Bryan Anderson Rebecca Mayo Pam Rogers Phil Dittmer' Alt are seniors wages Johnson acted after the Na tional Mediation Board 'in formed him the strike threatened to interrup interstate commerce and essential transportation services |