Show - ' ' I l' t Tribune Phones News departments EM 34511 Information scores EL Business advertising and circulation departments EM 34525 Vol g 141 177No 135 Ho fla's Aide Linked to TaxiStrike Police Official Cites Violence - - By Joseph A Loftus New York Times Writer WASHINGTON Aug 26 — Harold J Gibbons No 2 man In the International Brother hood of TeaMsters- - Was cited by a police detective Tuesday as the fountainhead of union violence in St Louis for several years TILE OFFICER MI Lacey Shade 1 b 1111111 Salt Lake City and Utah— Partly cloudy scattered rain cooler south north See weather map on Page 29 Price Five Cents 27 1958 4 Ikes $500 Spurs GOP Dllations 'k CHICAGO Aug 26 (UPI)— President Dwight D Eisenhower recently wrote a $500 check for the Republican National Committee when he learned his party was having trouble raising campaign funds it- - was disclosed Tues day At the same time he promised a check of the same size for the Citizens For Eisenhower Committee which is raising money for Republican candidates GOP national chairman Meade Alcorn said Tuesday he recently told the President it was "tough" to raise money this' year Mr Eisenhower then wrote his personal check on a Washington bank and said he would send another to the citizens organization ? 141 k1711- Salt Lake City Utah — Wednesday Morning — August - t - I - 01 0 0 ‘ C:hiatig's Guns Destroy china Co st Positions :' 4 ' i (01 i Officials - i ‘ i1 0 -- i lied M 4 1 1 — ' hi 6t g i - 4 Pri - — - f Red Shells thunmer Isles - Goal —I I Art Ao0 s 1o n di — - By Spencer Moosa AsSociated Press Writer TAIPEI FORMOSA Aug 27—Chinese Nationalists Wednes day reported destruction of several Red gun positions and some Communist supply dumps In the Quemoy area artillery duelling The defense ministry announced four Communist artillery implacements were blasted apart Tuesday on Nifuyu a small island in Amoy Bay and others on Ting Tateng Jsland ‘4' - Fifth Straight Dar F011 1 ( E r" 40 e -) k1 sot Hint US Policy Of 'Hands Off' J s :? ' See- s Capt Thomas N ' 6: qpMoran did not mention any t ‘ 4eN1 t 0 incidents later than 1955 He By Jack Raymond Ammunition and gasoline dumps were reported blown up ' New York Times Writer said that violence had abated -1- 11 i ci on and at Welton on lhe mainland Wityli In recent years WASHINGTON Aug 26 — Ty ' 4 17 7:::21- '00:1!:: United 7 officials still 4( Communist shore batteries after working over Quemoy's States Captain Moran'testified before t openly puzzled by the Commuthe Senate select committee on airfield before midnight resumed their bombardment 4 4 r ' ' nist Chinese attacks on Quemoy 1 Nationalist-hel1 of the 1 improper: activities in the labor offshore islands Wednesday niorning It ''' r - ' ''' i I ' "K 4“ d speculated privately I S ''''' Islan or management field was the fifth straight day of heavy action Tuesday that Peiping may try itt )044ti ::iit e '': But Red jets and warships stayed clear of the area where f A preceding witness Law4'i''' ''' ''''4 to seize the tiny Tan Islets the Nationalists claimed air and sea victories Monday rence J Camiejestified to turn ftw '? ''' e-- ''':' which are closer to the main1 D'efense authorities a nnounced the Reds on Ting Tateng ::-''t ing over a local union to Gib '' land 1 bons in 1949 and leaving with t( day's operations at 5:20 am by lobbing 20 shells at " By Associated Press i:!:::1'::::: !1::: 1 c:'Al:::':::-- 'l'h OFFICIAL SOURCES report"severance pay" of $36000- Quemoy LITTLE ROCK ARK Aug ed that the military buildup in Then tame a attack on little Quemoy and the —Associated Press Wirephot ' ::-- ' '''' Gibbons is expected to tes- 26 — Gov Orval Faubus said the Fukien Province of the Com4 '' Tan ''''''' ' t ri: !' nearby islets :'' Vive Adm 1Vallace M Beak- Ttlesday racial integration never munist mainland is continuing tity on Friday can be constitutionally Visit hint concein The defense ministry said 2410 shells were rained on those eney These held sourcesrievertheless He is a vice president and e forced upon a school He asked to their the !islands 1:::' Commview that v''''"''''' eAcutive assistant to President a historic A desultory sesbomhave unistiNho been special legislative bombing R James Hone sion to him to close ''' and strafing Quemoy for four bardment of Quemoy followed He also is head of a 9000- - Arkansasempower 1::4:::) A:"!:':4:1041): t?:(1:- ' days were not preparing to atschools rather than Guns on both sides were ' member local in St Louis ?: !:'::'i:-'' tempt an invasion there heavily engaged Tuesday '' i as head of a Team ::': :fli''''''' The Tan Quemoy and Matsu More on racial strife Page 4 The defense ministry in Taie sters' joint board there is in i Islands held where top Nationalist and the been have pei by i ' dispute 1-Nationalist Chinese since 1949 bow to any federal US service officers gathered Much of the testimony about mandate i re44 when the Chiang for talks on the Formosa Strait " violence dealt with a taxicab 1 :' was driven off the mainsaid the Red Chinese gime flareup To a Yolk New ovation Times Faubus Servier standing Ilerbet J Miller the foundastrike that began in 1953 and These' land Communists fired 8053 shells at by the gunners went before an emergency WASHINGTON Aug 26 — tion's executive director called ran for many months 1 ' ''' ': islands are all less than 10 miles on the final Quemoy Thccount state's session—first in The session aerights of of these 'Y i 0 Congress just the implications i One unionist it off the mainland whereas Taiaimèti at the airfield was Oldron A: Arkansas' modern actiop ended voted a peacetime record tions "ominous" history—to Mitchell who has since fallen wan (Formosa) ' seat of the 1607 urge upon the Legislature- - a of 83 billion dollars in appro1:'i':'1 ltlii 100 out with Gibbons told of dumpis Nationalist There was no disclosure here government is a nonThe foundation of no surrender policy and other forms of priations miles away how effective it might have been ing one taxicab into the Missisresearch profit body specialThe immediate objective is to spending authority an analysis war sippi River in the campaign to in government' fiscal in damaging Press Wirephote ) t izing OFFICIALS clear IIERE made revealed Tuesday off the prevent further integration at or "get t h e taxicabs field the planes pitting A operations The analysis of all financial Seaton left talks to Acting that they would not regard a Central High School scene of Interioecretary Fred streets:" last year's white integration Governor Waine Hendrickson during Alaskan voting Tuesday Communist invasion of the Tan actions of the Congress was The 83 billion dollar total Perhaps Communist radar SENATE COMMITTEE In- - riots But Faubus said the aim Isles—Titan and Ertan with a made by the Tax Foundation includes 74 billion dollars In had picked up a flight of Natotal of some 23 acres—in the vestigators with the help of St' of integrationists is to racially spending authority voted for the tionalist planes heading to the Louis police found the taxicab mix classes in all the same light as an invasion of current year fiscal 1959 pfus Island from Formosa city's 25 of in water a few months schools by force 11 need be feet the Quemoy Islands about nine billion dollars worth The Communist Chinese ago but only after their By defense ministry count the of supplemental appropriations MMUS In a voice that forces could take the Tans Chinese Reds have now loosed ing had yielded another car with and other "spending authority more a man's body in it quavered at times with emotion more easily than Quemoy and than 91000 shells at the this that but Congress passed The man's death apparently said he has not opposed peaceMatsu if they tried It was conoffshore islands is technically allocated to fiscal Nationalist-helInvolved no crimeand had no tul integration in his state He since stepping up the pace of the By Associated Press Each precinct was supplied ceded The Seventh Fleet and ! 19158tnn connection with the taxicab continued: war Saturday JUNEAU ALASKA Aug 26 with exactly twice 0 many bal- supporting Air Force units pointed out that most vestpocket strike concern appeared American "My disagreement is with the -A favorable vote for Alaska's lots as had ever ben cast in a would find it difficult to inter of the increases In the current Still another witness Harold methods now being reflected by the unexpected arBy Amsoclated Presx employed admission into the Union—by a 'previous election The highest fere it was admitted estimate result year's spending These Dist Atty Frank S llogan from rival of Vice Adm Wallace M Sparks conceded he was afraid and the unseemly haste that is heavier margin than had been vote total ever recorded in specks off the Red past spending authority to testify about the violence being demanded commander of the There is a law expected — was indicated' Tues- Alaska was 28903 in a general China coast are lightly defended of Manhattan early Wednesday voted by Congress Thus he said Beakley but finally confirmed the con- of life that can never be vio7th Fleet His flagship the Nationalists They are US by from two returns election the new day by early total won of ago record night years the Democratic nomination spendtents of an affidavit he had lated or hurried without used chiefly for auidliary obSee Pag& 2 Column 4 great a record turnout at the polls in EARI:Ir for US Senate from New York ing authority voted by this sesFORECASTS were servation given committee investigators a harm to all concerned—that is the big northern territory "m sion a federal y presage few monthr ago At the same time while pri- state the law of evolution in relation - The voting was so heavy that that the statehood referendum in the 80 billion dollar Hogan was- nominated on lhe budgets Captain Moran depicted Gib- to social and political change" some of the- 297 precincts ran —and a primary election to vately conceding the Red Chifirst ballot at a Buffalo conven- range for several years to He said the bons as a The House galleries were out of ballots before- - the polls nominate ocandidates I o r the nese a free hand with respect to tion about come" once told Teamster official had eight hours after first state offices—would draw the Tans and Tungting US ofwere — with closed Sample ballots to packed overflowing him that he never spoke to his more than 35000 voters to the ficials offered no clue as to this Rep Kenneth B Keating bowed IIE ADDED that "the full Inan pressed into official use to peraudience to indirect pressure from Presiown brother after he had joined country's reaction in the event impact of expend! flationary mit late arrivals at the polls to polls the Chicago police force Good weather prevailed over of a Quemoy-Matsinvasion dent Dwight D Eisenhower and tures from the fiscal 1959 au"Theri Is no clear cut led vote By Associated Press The detective said there had era! statute regarding the inaccepted the Republican nomi- thorizations will not be felt until most of the territory and aided effort VOTES ON THREE refer- the record turnout at the nation been a pattern of violence as- tegration of the schools was It is The bound later US sunny and dry Tues treaty by polls years" endum propositions—on which sociated with unions that over the vast 'expanse of The heavy vote was expected to help defend the Nationalist day voted this Spending authority AT MEANWHILE New York rage 2 Column 1 "If there were It would be Alaska's admission as the 49th to slow the counting of ballots Chinese against a Communist included $64461900000 in the nation from the Pacific to City New York state's third year were running unc6nstitutional for the author- - state depended new 1959 appropriations (not in- the Appalachians But the At See Page 2Column 3 effort to seize Formosa the legally recognized party ity to control public education about four to one for approval seaboard was splashed Liberals named Thomas K Fin- cluding appropriation of postal lantic has never been delegated by In the first 19 precincts 2036 receipts) $8526800000 in "per- by scattered rains secreAir letter former Force the states to the federal gov- voters favored statehood and manent" appropriations mainly Strung out from New Engtary apparently setting up a 531 were opposed ernment to the Carolinas showers land naon interest the three-wabattle Fin letter is a 1 paying Only one of the first several This battle for states' rights tional debt about one billion and thunderstorms dumped 139 unsucwas Democrat who an inches on Richmond Va and 4nd constitutional government precincts reporting in the initial cessful contender for his party's dollars in borrowing and conis not of our choosing tract authority for fiscal 1959 50 inches on several spots in The returns cast a majority of votes nomination Associated Press By Issue has been forced Atlantic states us against statehood' At Gustavus The Democratic convention six billion dollars in borrowing the middle CAPE CANAVERAL FLA and we must either upon to where most of the voters are Cloudiness increased Tuesday choose for the Farm 1oo9sing when he shouted roll call By Associated Press alike authority porters 773 votes 26—A gave Hogan rocket defend our blazing Aug Bank pro- over the Intermountain Region WEST the phrase: those federal government errfployes FRENCH DAKAR former Atomic Energy Commis- and streaked up from the Cape Tues- who would rights against them or else there were 23 votes against AFRICA allocated to fiscal 1958 resulting in a few light thun"Exclamation usurp grams 26—A point!" sioner howling 304 E Aug Thomas 'favor adin 12 In and the surrender Murray statehood and of disappeared day night At another time the crowd and other 1958 increases of al- dershowers at widely peparated jumping shouting mob of West cheered one word they heard: add Finletter 66 mission sky seconds after belching a thin most three billion dollars about spots Temperatures reached stream of orange flame "I ROPE that no one of you Hogan's nomination followed drowned out "freedom" De conlGaulle 90s and high 80s of it for defense the In southeastern Alaska Africans Tuesday Polls 11'1 unsuccessful efforts to draft The Air Force announced will be influenced by the words at 9 pm MST but vot a public speech by FreniCh Pre- - mented: minutes later the missile was of the weak and fearful and closed Mayor Robert F Wagner of tie In Charles mier the time continued later "I see that subject 'seems to New York City The Tribune -- another National Advisory Corn that no One of you will be mis- Ing Tallying and western of zones northern on the was time first It Interest you" mittee Jor Aeronautics (NACA) led by the mistaken views of A LENGTHY leadership disDe Gaulle's 15000-milswing test rocket used to explore the those who would surrender all Alaska Hostile crowds had hooted at agreement delayed the convenAt Fairbanks and Anchorage around Africa selling his new earth's atmosphere at high the rights and privileges we De Gaulle the road into tion for five hours This dehave enjoyed to an altitudes Alaska's two largest cities vot- constitution that a public throng town fromall along the veloped when Wagner definitely airport federal govetnment in the un- ers were standing in line still refused to listen to him The NACA missile a PRA leaders said they had Oi eliminated himself from the vehicle was fired as part wise' course of action which it waiting to vote as election offiof Africans The hordes in demonstrations to afternoon ganized running early quiet inof an investigation of an pursues at the present mo- cials scrambled to obtain new Jammed into the Place Protet i ze independence de: Oldtime Democratic leader tense radiation field yin space ment" THE GREAT CORPS of correspondents who report for ballots were screaming "independence emphas mands but that subversive James A Farley withdrew Just New York Times is made up of a glittering array of the Independence!" groups had infiltrated and seized before the balloting journalism's Hundreds waved banners control of the crowds They TIIE REPUBLICAN state conIn every field of news coverage said their party had intended no and signs in Rochester vention NY the Times has placed an expert — discourtesy to De Gaulle quickly nominated Keating and Whose background in the subj ect enThe shrieking made It all but roared to a close 'after he an- ables him to come up with a "plus" in De to Gaulle hear g impossible '' i nounced that he was willing to his writing over loud speakers around the 00446A ! r oit0-run broad plaza ''' t ) i JOSEPH A LOFTUS is the and then shoot out into space ably in the region of 2000 to Keating told reporters that he By Alton Blakeslee toA""- 14 on For that labor SIGNS MOST Time's ' proclaimed expert had received a telephone call 1 These magnetic waves would 2000000 miles an hour" Bostick Associated Press Writer I bearers were rrwrnbers of the ' from Vice President Richard Al years he's been covering labor for New York Times Service be used to electrihot — propel A 26 it& AMSTERDAM Aug said "But it is theoretically pos- African Regroupment the he But before Times the got Party fied gases out the back end of PART S 'Aug 26—The Nixon and that Nixon had told but there were some 225 (PRA) tip from the sun may lead to a rocket him and job Mr Loftus had chalked up 11 send it shoot- sible to develop up to and French' ship government Tuesday him "it would please exblack of the red and from flags speeding along D Eisenhower President Dwight space ships million years of background in labor matters cancelled all leaves for mem ing forward treme right wing among them I if ran" Today Joseph Loftus brings you two hundrded thousand to two we bers of the Surete Nationale Joseph A - Loftus First steps toward applying "In two or three years was obviously fightthe story of rackets committee hear- million miles an hour the net i on's investigative this 'reaction in space motors should have daftly efficient and DcGaulle In Washington the White ing mad ings From volumes of testimony Mr Loftus picks out the police as a 'result of Monday's The idea is to harness the were described Tuesday to the little motors of He louse confirmed that Nixon most meaningful Read him today on Page 1 and regularly vehementstrongly spoke terror magnetic forces that trigger International Astronautical Fed- this type which could then be ly and made repeated vigorous outbreak of had discussed the situation and exclusively in The Salt Lake Tribune Ism by Algerian nationalists with the President and had huge gas explosions on the sun eration by Dr W H Ilostick developed for rockets" his to points pound gestures And don't miss The m easure was an of Stevens Institute of TechnolHumans exploring the moon home called Keating seflounced a after TROUBLED WITH WARTS? New riddance method daylong ogy Hoboken NJ He added might literally have to wade Page 4 C of secret conferences in Press James no use was ries It But Dr Soviet dust that of a Secretary are sea scientists said room pre- through SURGEONS FIGHT In the operating Page 5 Today's Chuckle which key ministers mapped Hagerty said the vice president sumably working along the J H Huth of the Rapd Corpora Blackout Pete in Beat EED $900? the Page 7 nearby press Reporters me the "countetold Keating that "both "Do you love the darling?" same line tion pants Monica Calif box could hear no more than a ' attack"government course 15 MEG of Townsend FOR From VFT s himself and Page r a President "Of course I do Bob" u bo is a The magnetic propulsion thought the is One theory against moon te fey& scattered phrases 16 "Bob? My name's Jim" who killed four poli6emen that Mr Keating would be a EDITORIAL COMMENTS On the news could be used for extra 'thrust covered with a thick carpet of Page "Oh yes I keep thinking after the ship traveling at high dust from rocks pulverized by The general however and the vice OPERATION RESCUE From mountain cave Monday morning and fine candidate Page 191 to keep a sense of humor early Mr Keating fire to oil refineries and president set urged today is Monday" speed was in the vacuum of tremendous temperaturp STAeKS 21 ill For OF STOCK Page youngsters ' AT ONE POINT he won ap- gasoline storage facilities in not to decline the nomirtachanges between day and night SEVENMAN rubber boat 5 oars I space in " 26 " I175 TELEVISION See bOX TOPS Shows IN 'preview' tion Page lifetackets various "The practical speed is prob he explained plause frorn hecklers and suppartsof the country on nage 34 t Faubus Asks Power to Shut Schools -- ( t- t 3- ' :f - -- ': '' i -:- 1 - 7r7fr i -1 - one-sti- - d -- -i I- f:4 - - 4 ) '::'-- fl s i ? 4 : he SIM-TM-t- ‘ st : - l' - '4 Congress Sets Mark: $83 Billion Outlay ' : - tif( race-mixin- 4c - -- i e r '—?- Kai-she- 4 ::': f half-hou- r '- i''i i- '' -- Early Returns Run 4 to 1 For Alaskan Statehood A $ - i' ENOMP011g I s i 1 DA to 3lake NY Demo Senator Race d I East - 1 cop-hate- 4 1 1 r But Hot Dry Way Out West e i ' '1 - f - Gib-Se- e Irt !I New Test Rocket 11 t - Screaming Mobs 'Silence' e Gaulle in Afric4 Trip Streaks After Radiation Data i - Ti - Export-Impor- t - : i - i I i i five-stag- 4 i I i i ' - e Speed of 2000000 Science mph' Visions-Ru- r "all-stars- " n t Meet Loftus of NY Times— Reporter of 'Aleaningfur e 4 - - Gas! 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