Show - - Tribune Telephone 3 be 5111t To call any department of The Salt Lake Tribune dial For Infortnation service and spoil scores dial I VOL 169 NO :b Ist 1 Warming Clouds 'Salt Lake City 11cinity and it Utah—Partly cloudy' warmer N eV a d Idaho—Clear and warmer Wyoming—Cloudy Occasional snow Weather map on Page 1 PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS SALT LAKE CITY UTAH SUNDAY MORNING MAY 2 1954 18 r k44e - - ' i I '- ' - - ' r7- - - 14:- t in ' i : - t ' kt ' 4 - - -- 100- - i 1 601" 1 : -- -- -- t t I rsi't - t 'f i i L 1 I a i 1 I ''' - ' ' r - - - 1'--- -- ' 4 - t 1 4' t a it-- 4 ' i '' I !ti 4 1 A "'"4 : I pv4k J ' ' t sa 'A - ttt I N rt - tar 14 ‘ l 4 t 0 v : 1r' 4 -4 t41 ''' Red May Day 1 Burlesqued ? A In U 't j Soviet Unveils Might As Americans Stage Own Parades 17)S ' By N I-- 4 t 1 Oltrit 7it A Ni t 4 I: i--- 40 001 o 7 ' $' tft iliWo MOM Helmeted troops view damage to Fano la central Greece after violent earthquake Nixon Urges Ill'Carthy Row Finale Shocks 25000 4 —AP 'Wirophot other cities left scores In in year's second homeless DOG'S RETURN BRINGS IN $1000 REWARD dead tragedy Greeks Coiiib Ruins as 'Toll Hits 26 LONG BEACH CAL May 1 (E—A grateful pet owner paid $1000 Saturday as a reWASHINGTON May 1 (UP) ward to a man who found his Reuters Newt Agency —Two top Republican leaders missing golden cocker spanATHENS GREECE May 1— Richard M iel ending the biggest dog Thousands of homeless hungry Vice President Nixon and Sen Homer Fergu- hunt in local memory Greeks searching the debris of son Saturday urged a quick Since Friday night when their shattered houses for a few ending to the dragging tele- the dog was reported missing tattered possessions bore mute y investigavised and the reward announced testimony Saturday to the vio-tion hearings not a canine was safe from lence of earthquakes which Another Republican 5 e n the clutches of shook Thessally Friday James H Duff (Pa) said he is Don Campbell 47 of IngleThe death toll rose to 28 Sat- "convinced the American wood got the reward He urday as reports continued to people are thoroughly disgusted said he found the cocker on filter in from devastated comwith the sideshow going on in Highway 101 Friday night munities in the stricken central Washington while the whole after almost running him province One hundred seventy world hangs in the balance at down with hiS car persons were believed injured Geneva" cockthe Randy Material Toll High Tiresome Nearing er went AWOL from his official said the earthOne Nixon has told friends he owners Mr and Mrs George took a far heavier toll of quake are drag- H Hamblin while they were thinks the hearings material destruction thah the ging out much too long mainly eating in a restaurant off the number of human casualties because of cumbersome rules highway would indicate Two of the worst of the Senate Permanent In'hit villages Sofades and Farsala vestigating Subcommittee were described by eyewitnesses which permit almost endless as "a scene of silent catasRED REFUGEES trophe" Nixon suggested that one The ground still trembled and way to speed up the paoceedgroaned as rescue teams strugings would be for both sides gled through blocked roads and to agree on a limited number 4 among the ruined homes of "stipulations" and keep all vilstricken the for Supplies out of the quesother issues lages were kept to the bare tioning essentials—tents bread and The hearing resumes Mon- WASHINGTON May 1 (UP) medical the infor supplies R Sen McCarthy —President Dwight D EisenJoseph day jured (R Wis) was away over the Donate Supplies week end Army Secretary hower Saturday extended a Robert T Stevens will return warm personal welcome to two But these supplies came willas a witness Monday "very fine prospective citizen?' ingly from all parts of a counSees No Need —the Georgescu brothers whom try still recovering from disastrous quakes in the Ionian Temporary Chairman Karl E Red Romania used as pawns in Islands nine months ago Some Mundt (R S D) said he saw a futile attempt to blackmail villages reported 90 per cent of no need to recall Air Force their father into spying against their buildings totally deStaff Sergeant Herbert R stroyed who told the United the United States More than 450 of 600 houses Press he directed a photogConstantin 20 and Peter 15 in Farsala were demolished to the controversial take rapher went to the White House to Roads to the town were picture of Stevens Pvt G thank Mr Eisenhower for a let- blockedleading boulders shaken by David Schine and Col Jack T loose from the hills In Karditsa 17 Nov to at McGuire wrote he the Romanian ter last Bradley Air Force 'Base N J However government in their behalf The 2000 persons were reported homeless and an even greater he said either side could reletter helped to obtain their re- number in Sofada quest more testimony from Crowds cheered King Paul lease from the iron curtain Manchester and Crown Prince Constantine The McCarthy side has country April 12 that Stevens asked to They were accompanied by as they toured the quake strickhave his picture taken with their parents Mr and Mrs en areas The Athens Observatory reSchine They had said this is Valeriu C of New Georgescu 39 tremors early Saturported evidence he was trying to play York and by Rep Frances P day in the wake of Friday's dev LIP to Schinc former consultant Bolton (R O) who also worked astating shocks to the McCarthy subcommittee for their release Details of the damage spread In order to get McCarthy to call Mr Eisenhower shook hands over a 1500 square mile area off the Ft Monmouth investiga- with the father and told him are coming in slowly Commution "I assure you we are proud of nications with some areas are 'And still cut off you But Manchester told a reported "I honestly can't recall anyone saying 'I want a pieture and Ferguson who is chairman of the Senate G 0 P Policy Committee and a former MichiSection A Section B gan judge also blamed the exfor World National News1-1tended Local News 18 the delay 6 7 State News McCarthy Drama 3 don't think you can run Washington Week Week in Review 8 5 these hearings as court hear- Congressional Quiz Sports 15 Editorials Comment ings" Ferguson said 9 Sports Mirror 17 11 Jack Straws "People who have been advo- Local News Real Dope 12 cating the right of Sectionil 14 Outdoors by what amounts to the Home Tips Features whole American citizenry are 17 Entertainment Theater 9 Photography See Page 12 Column Section C 12 13 Around Traveling Gardens : Classified Ads It's All Yours 23 Local News 1114 s Chuckle 12 13 Business Finance Section F Section W Farm Features Psychologist: A man who Your County Agent 2 watches everybody else when Society Features 5 10 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I 41 ' ' 4 4 4 ' ' - 4‘4- Al ' -- :Ar -- g United Press Americans in New York Brooklyn and tiny Burlington Wis held their own version of the May Day celebration Saturday in answer to the traditional observancei t h e Communist throughout world In Burlington church bells beckoned townfolk to religious services to start a daylong celebration called "May Day U S Way" The observance was designed to take May Day away from the Communists and celebrate it as a tribute to the U S Constitution and the Bill of Rights Red Jet Bomber In Moscow 5000 air Miles from Burlington a giant four bomber jet transcontinental roared over Red Square for its official unveiling and provided the major surprise of the Red celebration The parade of military might in Moscow touched off a day of Communist activities throughout the world including a huge rally in East Berlin and an demonstration by more than 1500000 Japanese in Tokyo Town Jammed America's version of ME May Day observance was highlighted by the celebration at Burlington a normally quiet village of 4700 which set out to match the rumble of tanks and the thunder of marching feet in Moscow The village decked in red white and blue bunting was ' See Page 10 CO1U13:111 4 Bomber Zips Over Russ Parade 4-J- et May 1 (INS) — A swept- huge new' Soviet four-je- t 13 bomber and pencil- n ing nose twin-je- t fighter planes mamhig lighted Saturday's moth May Day celebration in Moscow'S Red Square The bomber believed to be similar to the U S eight-Je- t and capablettd carrying a large bomb for long distances was escorted in its debut through 'a cloudless sky by four of the new twin-je- t fighters Three flights of three of the new pencil-nose- d Arts followed the huge bomber which foreign observers said they never had seen before 15000 Troops March Fifteen thousand troops and troop carriers gun carriers and mortars rumbled across sun-li- t Red Square Despite the display of new planes the accent was on the civilian paraders A group of young pioneers left the marching columns to present bouquets to government leaders In former years only a single bouquet was presented to Stalin but Saturday every member of the inner cabinet received flowers Receive Salutes Premier Georgri Malenkov Defense Minister Niko lai ganin and other leaders stood Mausoktop the Lenin-Stalileum to take the salute of the parade U S Ambassador Charles E Bohlen and his British counterpart Sir William Hayter watched the parade along with other diplomats from k nearby stand The banners carried by the civilian marchers stressed the government's new drives to develop virgin agricultural lands! and increase the production of consumer goods MOSCOW B-5- 2 n Geneva Session to Study Other Issues Monday Town Going Fishing By Mayor's Orders — A posh on the world'a SEYMOUR TEX May 1 troubles! Seymour is gonna close up shop Monday and every danged one of its 3779 citizens is ordered by the mayor to go fishing They've done it once a year since 1926 They'll go too as they've gone now for 28 years Nobody seems to know how or why it got started It just did Seyrnoursis on the Northwest Texas Plains where Lake blue haven in a land of mesquite Kemp is a 444000-acr- e ranches and wheat fields That's where Seymour is going Monday—right up to Seymour gate on Lake Kemp where the mayor told them to go "Proclamation" said Mayor W It Whitley Jr "Know all men by these presents: Whereas since time Immemorial man woman boy and girl have pursued the an cient and time honored custom of trying to induce a wily " and stubborn fish to bite a hook And whereas the mayor said he proclaimed May 3 as fish day "And I do further hereby proclaim that on said date each and every citizen shall lay aside his daily pursuits and gird and arm himself with a fishing pole line hook and bait and make his way by the most expeditious means of transportation to the said shores of Lake Kemp and there test his skill strength wit and patience against the said wily fish in the time honored fashion and manner" $102000 BUYS A LOT OF OATS Determine Leads Field Across Derby Finish LOUISVILLE May I Gel--Determine a little package of dynamite from California became the first grey horse in history to win the Kentucky Derby g as he caught the Hasty Road about'a sixteenth of a mile from home Saturday in the 80th running of America's horse race classic With a wildly screaming throng of 100000 watching the $124100 thriller jockey Ray colt York put his pint-sizeahead of the 16 other to drag down the richest purse since the Derby was inaugurated in 1875 Correlatioa Sixth To owner 'Andy Crevolin Alhambra Cal automobile dealer went a 6102050 jackpot--$4000 more than Count Turf earned by the 1951 Derby Hasseyampa finished third Saturday afternoon's race with humid muggy 80 degree weather laying a haze over ancient Churchill Downs was sweet revenge for Determine Four days ago in the Derby trial Hasty Road beat Determine by a head as the Hasty House Farm's speedster broke the track record for a mile with a 1:35 clocking $102050 Jackpot It seemed then that if California was to gather any Derby laurels this year it would have up two of the half lengths ahead third horse Hasseyampa fourth place another In and a half lengths back Goyamo whose front-runnin- d Road wound Hasty and a Martin G two was Royce died in a er Toledo Lexington hospital a few minutes after the race was run Friday (Complete on Derby details Page 9-- Attack Opened on Dienbienphu All-O- ut HANOI INDOCHINA May 2 of thousands of Viet- ens minh troops smashed at the defenders of Dienbienphu Saturday night in the third and mightiest attempt to overwhelm and destroy the northwestern Indochina fortress The French high announced command By Thomas J Hamilton New York Times Writer GENEVA SWITZERLAND May 1—Complete deadlock on the Korean question was confirmed at a secret meeting Saturk day of the foreign ministers of the United States Britain France and South Korea on one side and the foreign ministers of the Soviet Union Communist China and North Korea ou the other The newly formed "committee of' seven" met with British Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden presiding The meeting only confirmed that South and North Korea were standing pat on the respective plans for unification of Korea they presented when the Far Eastern conference opened here Tuesday The creation of the committee was suggested by Eden Saturday mornApg at a 'meeting of the United Nations side and was approved although South Korea Was far from enthusiastic Although no official account of the meeting was issued reliable sources said that the result was far form encouraging Ns further meeting of the committee which Eden had hoped would become the inner group at which a solution could be worked out has been scheduled Instead the conference will start in again Monday with the ple- nary sessions — at which delegates have stated their posi- tions not only on Korea but on other East-Weissues Hew York Times Service Speaking Resumed The resumption of the openKANDY CEYLON May 2— ing speech phase of the confer- Prime ministers of five South ence was received with satisfac- Asian states have agreed to a tion by the United States dele- formula for peace in Indochina gallon to be placed before the Geneva This phase of the conference Conference had come to a close Friday An announcement signed by night However the United Itidia Pakistan Burma Ind° States delegation which has nesia and Ceylon's premiers been greatly concerned over the will be issued later Sunday small number of delegates who morning outlining the 'attitudes have spoken on the United of these Alias leaders not only tions sides managed to persuade on Indochina but on all other Britain and several other dele- problems of speciaktnterest to this area gations to speak next week Okeh ft 0 K Proposal The announcement Will give The conference took a recess the conclusions and reactions after four days of some t Saturday because of May Day reachedheated debate but it is expected that the open- times These conclusions are: ing speeches will be resumed I Negotiations on Indochina Monday and may be continued should be carried on between on how Tuesday depending many additional delegates can "the parties principally con be persuaded to speak Of the cerned namely France the 15 members of the U N with three associated states of Ind° armed forces in Korea who are china and the Vietminh as well by attending the conference (South as other parties involved Africa the 16th declined an in- agreement" This group should vitation) only five spoke during report to the Geneva ConfeP ence whose decision will be the first week The United States and Aus- finaL trails endorsed South Korea's 2 All countries concerned proposal for unification under "particularly (C omm uni a t) which there would be no new China the United Kingdom elections In South Korea and United States and the U S S See Page 10Column 2 See Page 13Column 1 Asians Agree on In do peace Plan - 4 ' ! "111i - Ten Killed in Violent Storms Material Wreckage Soars the massive By Associated Press were destroyed (Details on pm after a violent artillery barrage from Violent weather Saturday page the enemy positions in the surkilled'q at least 10 persons At first it had been feared rounding hills Wildly scream- s mashed homes wrecked damage would be greater at ing the attackers charged into the fort's barbed wire A wind - whipped s vehicles and caused hundreds Meeker of thousands of dollars of oth- deluge swept part of Missis Fierce fighting raged through- er damage in Oklahoma and sippi damaging buildings and out the bight and early Sunday as the French Union defenders Mississippi' forcing some 50 persons from in was worst The in damage entheir homes fought back counters Oklahoma where a string of A torrential downpour caused An all-oassault by the Com- tornadoes slammed through 18 the Mississippi floods There munist-led rebels surrounding towns Two were dead and at was 10 inches of rain at the French Union fortress had Natchez been expected as a Vietminh least 48 injured there Sunday assault came at 10 10-- bang-aide- to be up to Robert S Lytle's d Correlation for Determine seemed a tired little rascal after chasing Hasty Road last Tuesday Correlation went to the post a favorite Saturday afternoon to 30 homes in Twenty-fiv- e Traffic Kills Six but he wasn't up to it on the bid for victory to sway the Ge30 Six traffic deaths in Missisdusty Down's racing strip fin- neva conference in its Indo- the town of Meeker Okla miles east of Oklahoma City china negotiations ishing sixth sippi were attributed to the ' - ' ik 00144 a boy In addition storm N 1‘1144:--while back in his drowned yard 4 iti4 ot playing in flood waters and a ' -- Poi p ' """'"k'4v J ' ' 6f high tension wire fell across 141t qe - lot ' an automobile killing a Copiah 12 Z li ie' i it: 4 i" County official ' k:114 '''It itAt 601:7-7- t 444 I 4 irig 44-1' A man and a woman wet ' '' ' '' killed in a Tornado which 121)11k"'it1!) 7 1 '''''tTt in struck near Grandlield ' Oklahoma southwestern Itott -! Saturday was the coldest 't 44— ? ---- May Day on record in the ' '" ‘ Northwest ' ' ' ' '4 -- Boulder Kills Driver I Snow fell in Colorado Art-zoNebraska Wyoming and (1!:: eastward to the Great Lakes snow fill s: Fifteen inches of newand there In northern Arizona was three inches of snow in western Nebraska Near Golden Colo a boulder slid down a mountain 'A: 1m Nr - ) ‘4074- side on mud and snow smashed ' ' the cab of an oil truck and killed the driver Nearly five inches of rain truck deluged Jackson Miss and Colo and arnuhed the cab of an Clear A 204on boulder ripped loose from more than eight hit Riddar La Driver Waller Omey 43 Denver lam Creek Canyon mountainside near Golden hand-to-han- - ut t-- $ - ro - ' 0- - ' t ' - - "'4‘1- 141:4- 8 -- 4 ‘ ' '$1 4- W ' SO-to-n Ak444 :' Canyon Boulder Deals Lethal Blow 3 11 4't0 1 I - or vgt - ! a ne 4 a? - - s A ¶L 1 1' - 14Irm A 4 t11 miL-4-4- :'k - "- 1 |