Show The Weather him m r—r m — m Temperatures ffr th parted "jjSftmperatures MM at m n Mvcn Max ST Omaha 39 Prove BMW d T4 Tg T5 SS S3 MwMiWMWiM T T4 MftnMOanlla 9$ Hp MM MO Junction Pptp faejpn Mb 111' mm § 3 Yor-J- so The L'nlted Press The Associated 79 To Salvage Arms Fund — — WASHINGTON Aug 20 (AP) —The administration began an uphill fight in the senate today to salvage its foreign arms program 4 ff afo 2i TYI ( m entangled in machinery of a cherry pitting outfit it was reported Immediately following the accident the child was rushed by his parents to Cooley memorial hospital for treatment then taken to Dee hospital Ogden where his condition today was reported as j i secretary of agriculture whether any change was contemplated in the federal order which restricted' j "fair"' The boy's father said today he had not learned just how the accident happened but said that early today his son said "I was sitting on a box picking rotten cherries off a belt when I was the amount of grain which could be used for making alcoholic beverages Anderson now a U S senator from New Mexico is understood to have said no change was indicated at that time Subsequently however the rationing order was made more strinAn official familiar with gent the incident gave this account of what followed ' I understand that Vaughan got a call from Milwaukee from some one representing the brewery interests there The call is supposed to have come from Harry Hoffman f Vaughan last week named Harry Hoffman Milwaukee advertising man as one of the donors of the seven home freezers presented to htm in 1945) Talked to Koenig "Vaughan's caller protested about the change in the rationing order Vaughan then tried to phone Anderson but he was out of town So Vaughan talked to Nate Koenig 'Koenig then was executive as-- j sistant to Anderson He now is an assistant to Secretary of Agricul-- I I hurt" Seizure Links Drug Ring and Revolt in Peru f " NEW YORK Aug 20 t AP)— A vast illicit drug ring — so powerful that it sparked an abortive revolution in Peru and involved United Nations action — was exposed here yesterday with the arrest of the alleged ringleader Authorities called the arrest the first high point in an international crack-dow- n on a huge smuggling syndicate which has plied a cocaine trade between the V S and Peru X American Peruvian and r authorities joined in a to smash the ring said to have used narcotics profits to arm insurgents in Peril ip an attempt to seize control of the country Trie Storv intriffue - of nolitieal ' anti-Semiti- i I j th CD-Il- l) d two-yea- v— r j i j ! !( scale drug traffic was unfolded with the seizure yesterday of the alleged ringleader Eduardo Bala- u to ui ureal mrin mver Long Island He is a naturalized U S citizen of Peruvian descent Mare Dun ho Arrested More than 80 persons some of inein prominent men Business uten arresiea in r'eru au"vtr thorities said and 50 or 60 operatives in this country are beconnected with the ring WASHINGTON Aug 20 UP — lieved Assistant U S Attorney Joseph bswiw agriculture leaders were P Martin said the syndicate appar- sharply divided today over the Upper House Split Over Best Plans one-ye- j ! ar I rtlh-eommitt- N I to contact Charles tuicky Lu e ciano exiled vice king Balarczo was arrested aboard the liner LaGuardia which runs between New York and Italian He was held in $1000001 ports by V S Commissioner Edward Bjp McDonald on a charge of conspir- - j acy to smuggle cocaine from Peru Cant Alfonso Mier Y Terah of the Peruvian department of investigation who has been here for two months to aid in the hunt said Balarezn was a source of arms in the Aprista party uprising in Peru i I i Anderson Confident last Ctbber of agriculture said he was confi- Revolution Failed dent most members of his sub-- 1 "c i2!i"HL iQ committee would stand solidly be- iar" °"was " hind the eomprom which was 7 imhu in murn wiiwi nnnnivpd hv iininimam vnta of Victor De La guest Haya Lne eiKni mm- Vhir °' h ow outlawed bers make up a majority of the ' full aarfr ulturw rnmmillM Bala re zo allesed! v took which meets Mondav for a dos- in cash and a of Sible showdown vote on tbe issue ' SOQ000 T ?"n"ly w l"? 'W"S" unless some new taw U enacted t "y party in its uprising If the clot the Aiken farm hc was iu oe rewaraea passed by the 80th congress goes nmmini into affect in January It pro- - ZSL w fTim OI reruvtan cusionvs SI v fi!Ki ai However the revolution failed ingirom 60 to 90 per cent of parity H1 T°ree tooft refuge in The Anderson comnromisi call for 90 orr cent oantv nron unHr ne Columbian embassy in Lima ne wnere remains a political rem- Kb vi u KtkBalarezo fled aii- riont nm rtr-"- f by air to hu faTv ' law providing an absolute floor f c °£lnd however of 75 per cent rather than no per cent of parity smuggling cocaine from Peru since I trn-m- n (1946 bringing in an average of ut 2 2 pounds The house after long wrangling j °mkDrm m va- mww uiicirdi oiiivr Each kilogram Martin said would tension of the present law more than $9000! Agriculture Secretary Charles F bring said the smuggling trafBrannan whoa own farm program ficMartin so heavy last year that has been shelved in both houses the became U S suspended all imports criticized the senate compramise of cocaine from Peru but later in a paster made public yesterday He din not recomnvend approval agreed to import a limited amount raw cocoa leaves after the Peor rejection of the house proposal of ruvian U N delegation said the threatened one of its embargo Truman on Cruise chief exports WASHINGTON Aug 20 UP— j President Truman and a few MiBds" were aboard the presiden Flood Toll tial yacht Williamsburg today on a t PRACITF Czechoslovakia Auc week-encruise down the Potomac j 20 (AP)— The death toll in Slovak river Mr Truman planned to re-- j rainstorms floods this week turn to w ashington tomorrow He has risen to and at least 25 Czech press leave by plane Monday morn-- j reports said today A preliminary me for Miami to speak to the an- -j toll of 16 ai nounced Wednesday nuai convention of the Veterans of was increased by delayed reports from remote villages foreign Wars 3 Tr 15-m- an ins M l- v Cf 4 V4- - - man-cause- Onr-Vra- r ate ip ( HEBER Utah Aug 20 UP) — Sixty men today fought the largest fire the Uinta national forest has experienced for several years — and hoped the wind would stay down The blaze which broke out in Friday has burned over about aoo acres east or here according to Uinta Supervisor Ivan He indicated the fighters Sack were holding the fire generally limits but said within its it could easily get out of control if a wind were to come up It was quiet last night and this morning he said d The blaze believed to be started in the region of Whiskey springs about eight miles rom nere up uanieis can on aacx one of many motorists who P J!1 J!r ProoaD1' u the!d tee d Fight Flames In Uinta Forest 60 500-ac- re ! r- s:J mid-afterno- so-call- ! There was no comment on the grain episode today from Senator Anderson koenig on his wav u- iiMiic: rXU7 it a u i u vv r uri iiitv could HMnot be reached tirv illMBtltr AA lint f t r cai'f it was not I who' made the call I know nothing of the incident" ise "Magnified ' chairSenator Hoey subman of the investigations committee said he has no personal knowledge of the grain rationing incident but that his staff might have Counsel Rogers indicated that the staff had information about the But he refused to say episode whether it wilt be brought up at the public hearings to be resumed Tuesday Hoey meanwhile said the story of the home freezers which were presented to Vaughan and other Washington notables four years ago "has been magnified out of all proportion to its importance" tD-D- one-tim- a) or-dri- tvy For US Farmers farm economy Agriculture Committee Chairman Elmer Thomas called for a extension of the present wartime price support law which props prices under 18 crops at 90 per cent of parity Thomas said a compromise bill drafted by a senate agriculture headed by Senator Clinton P Anderson 4D-Mexi has "absolutely no chance" of pass-'- $ ture Brannan) uiar " hell about the rationing der ' highway patrol olaced at strategic points throughout the area are being effectively used as COmmuni cations centers to combat the blaze Signature Seen For Weber BiU I j t St Gora Louis CtSatt w T4 53 3 S3 93 'Ml too T SO m Yiut ts m Polic© R©pOTt : fBpey Xo charge has been filed a conthe stocky Idahoan pending agapfl offi- ference between investigating cers and Max D Lamph leMttr Weber county attorney Pack is being held in custody of police without bail Lieut W K Milligan said officers will also question Pack in connection with reported attacks vjjgP girls and women in Idaho and RSmbV1 tana as well as the local lung July 20 17of Ogden's Shirley whose body was f (flint beside a lonely road in Riverdaie Police Chief Maurice J Schooff was In Chicago today and it yjtm hinted he new there to question a suspect in the Gretslnger slaying The prisoner mentioned is h John Patrick IS reported!) had tied Ogden while free on $1000 bail on a gambling charge Richard Dix Pack sits in contemplative mood in police detective bnreau today after reading typed when Schooff However W statements shown before him which police said ts his confession of the strangulation slaying Friday preparations to fly from Ogden Frif Shirley Scott of Seattle Standing are three officers assigned to the case John G Pincock William day night he made no mention to K Milligan Russell ( Fort newspapermen that he was uodMf — 4 on the Gretzinger case Detectives Fort and Pincock said Pack stated in the alleged confesVictim of V Scott sion that he and Miss Scott a di- iHpey seeond mttrdrr m month vorcee and mother of an flppa's son had registered at the Roosevelt as man and wife PjBM said the registration showed Skifcf had registered as Mr and Mrs WASHINGTON Aug 20 fAP— The air force said today that two Bill Gooweski of Butte Mont at twelve-fiftee- n a m Friday old machines found in a Maryland tobacco shed yesterday "have absolutely no connection with the reported phenomena of flyig Over $$ Argument saucers" Police said the confession reVp&i The announcement ended speculation that the contraptions may WASHINGTON Aug 20 (AP) — that when Miss Scott asked ffccK I have been early experimental models of the strange objects that have $50 he became enraged and hit been reported whizzing through the b't from time to time Utah's problems with temporary for in the face with his fists her Special agents made an investigation after Boiling field here war housing were discussed Friday "I pushed her on the bed" the was advised that "some flying discs had been located in Maryland" and confession continued and Wmch by Rep Granger State police found the reles in a shed near Gltti Burnie Md started hollering I again hit jLAYTON Davis County A i Air force officials at first expressed belief they may have been two members of the legal staff of she my fists This knaatantf the public housing administration her withThen Organization of a water "prototypes" or early models of flyig saucers A grabbed her by the down disclaimed such however view force the air a the any told after officially Today district to deal with the reporter Granger a pil I her choked and throat got It took the position unofficially that it could' not recognize anything conference that Marshall W Amis low slip and tused) my hands to government in the Weber River as a "prototype " of something that has not beti proved to exist PHA chief counsel agreed to make choke her and I had my knee press- - Bftsife prowt mUst be affected by One of the machines found in Maryland looked like a rude helia new appraisal of Washington Ter- ing into her stomach while I was TT 4t on top The other resembled a race near copter with two big circular devices Ming her With a pillow slip Ogden and cockpit Inside 60 large wooden tub with an engine of I'meflng was representative irate "At this time she The officials also promised that lyinJMjj Their inventor Jonathan E Caldwell has long disappeared but nothing bed anApi Plvis Weber Morgan and Sum-athe between floor to the be done would disturb his strange devices have just come to light after enduring dust and the counties Friday night at the present situation at Washing- windows" the confession stated decay for a decade ton Terrace or converted war housi Pack's alleged confession said he Lrton town hall It was unanimous In favor off ing in 12 Utah counties so long as then went to sleep and awoke at legislation affecting them' is pend- iflpght early completion of the district E ' It was then that I saw hcr ing before congress Fjeldsted secretary JPiPP on the floor and I realized what CRamber M commerce and Utah Purchase as a Unit? had happened" he stated ffiter Users association reported The survey- - of Washington TerHe then dragged the body into Committee race also will seek to determine the closet he said left the ream m committee of eight whether the tenants still want to and w allied to a ncarbv COTBei purchase the property as a unit where he hired a texieab and saim two from each county repra- -' and whether such disposal is still Utah Water Users paid the driver $10 to drive WM Sdhttng theDistrict No 2 and the against the FCC order issued yes-1- feasible By Wayne Oliver Lake to Salt City e: iay to become effective Oct Sfcp-WebCounties Municipal Granger said the project is still NE WYORK Aug 20 (AP we as were were "We stopped While the FCC order did plagued by an inadequate IMMH Radio and television hmaieatir flmr Development association its new rules supply and sew era ce disposal sys fttfcfring Salt Lake City and MM pnielected to study what moves gferdfed today for a finish fight to flatly ban giveaw ays officers" there for Ogden police MB be necessary and to report to save their profitable giveaway pro- are so stringent it appeared they tern While PHA has billed the county he said silence such shows as "Stop r group about Sept 15 grams from the guillotine of the would at Police estimated they arrived and commissioners for the war housA meeting of the committee will federal communications commis- the Music" "Sing it Again" 15 some These in- ing they acquired and transferred the murder scene at the U S bureau "Hollywood Calling" held h sion the offices Salt Lake City telephone calls to listeners to veterans Granger said he was utes after the suspect had left aisAt stake is their jackpot in sales volve who are required to give the cor- ascnrerl that thp annrv will not room and there discovered tne ten a m of broadcast time running to many rect answer PMpar'at to a question clues press for payment until legislation j robed woman lying in the closet '' ffite) committee will determine or times the estimated $5000000 to which been given on the with the bureau boundaries of the Ceattnuod on Pags Two) CenUnued on Pag Two) more a year dished out to lucky program have dmsjsjtt--iitoc- t Column Two divisions witfeftt (Column Six) listeners boundaries and the number of as the it FCC The said would regard the a Industry observers predictedwould desired to operate the radio lottery a program Involving American Broadcasting Co dsstrict in whole or in have plenty of company in its an- prizes "dependent upon lot or chance" requiring nounced plan for a court fight part contestant Name to Serve to contribute somethe " fDlmmittcemen are Ed Sorenson value or he that of requiring thing be listening to or viewing the proOakley and Morris Boy den Coal-iM- sj Summit county Elmer Carver gram The rules also limited the Plain Citv1 and David A Scott Og- manner in which telephone calls WCIWr CSMBIty tiorain could be used in connection with McCALL Idaho Aug 20 (APWf Largest fire in the Payett George W Florence prize programs are tional forest has ravaged 200 ""°S K?hk ofandMorgan Three hundred fire fighters and Joseph W haiiia ruahadl 1a battle a ramnl north of Biggins Hot sp 'Queen Not Affected e men are trying to hack jdjinS'ii and Harold E Ellison forest fire in 7 400 foot deep Hell s Eighty-fivf A spokesman for the Mutual canyon on snake river county no arounrl the flames to Fjeldsted was named secretary of Broadcasting System said the rules Walt Hankins fire dispatcher for day §ommittee did not appear to affect the net- the Payette national forest said Salt C3$fc mm Templeton work's big giveaway "Queen for a about 500 men are manning 28 4$ Acres Baraed -rv c and E "J in blazes Ar ftihr engineer plting forest The About 80 men are manning the WHm the throughout Salt Lake City legal AUg which go only to persons fires were set by a severe lightning Circle End creek blaze on the south TAr'j'i!"' United States embassy closing in j present prizes the bureau of reclamation at the broadcast Hankins storm two Salmon river of the the fork past days during the face of the communist advance 40 Hp on difficulties of organizing The National Broadcasting Co about had Hall's The burned said burned the fire fire has canyon toon Canton ended its existence Ellison and Columbia Broadcasting System more than 110 acres Of scattered acres last night but no further 1 pnse rvancy district of day without fuss or ceremony reom- - yellowpine and brush commem been wniie size jfinan of had wunneia The blaze its lop reports At 2 22 p m Third Secretary cials scrutinized new rules to is in the Development sssocis-9- b end of the canyon ceived from ground crews Bruce Lancaster of State College determine whetherthe to fight them or just aboveupper presided e small fires Twenty-fiva other where bar Eagle point Miss locked the door of the de- what could be done to save affected the gorge is about 7400 feet deep are being manned Hankins said n serted embassy building on shows if the rules stick is about the McCall smoke Jumping said Hankins fire the island and strolled to a wait The radio giveaway has been a halfway down the canyon in rug- temporarily was out of car bone of contention for months The ing However itsts jumpers With him were Third Secretary pec has not been alone in trying ged country under control the acat- brought Crew In Tracked of Conn Norwalk Gerald Stryker to stem the tide of giant jackpots 1 tared fires timmgbout the wfgedi! and Clerk John Finnegan of New awarded for answering a question ' Plans to drop smoke jumpers into are expected to return to York City a voice or giving the the area have identifying Auk 20 (API — MACON G been abandoned and during the day Two hours later they took off name of a mystery tune Meanwhile in the Bote national The Macon News today gave its 300 fire fighters are being ttuekad from White Cloud airdrome for Radio have been into the area from two sides Crews forest the fine situation looked reader a peek at the future Resu-la- i trans- among the performers most vocal critics They will have to hike about four miles rosy Hong Kong in a U S v editions of the paper appeared i which carried American contend the jackpot of merchandise to reach the big blaze port with no headlines and with news I nder ( omrol Fire Lewis Affaires d' on Clark and cash has replaced talent Charge The fire dispatcher said it would departmentalized m sections of loAlso aboard was Maj William Hen- many programs and lowered the be impractical to send fire fighters A fire whscn blackened sjmsjss cal state national foreign and othry Saunders of Lexington Ky who quality of radio programming as by boat down the river and attack 10 miles north of Garden er interests heads the military attaches office a whole Comedian Fred Allen de- the fire from the underneath side Valley on the middle fork of the a fansrt page announcement here clared a personal war on giveGround crews were unsuccessful Payette river s under control and Pubissner Peyton Anderson said Beginning Monday Clark will away last season after "Stop the in reaching the blare last night forest officials lope to complete jou rnatist ic expretts have pred u t commute regularly to Canton by Music" cut sharply into his audiHankins sail the fire is still skim- mopping up operation today Eigot ed that in the future papers will air so long as the situation allows ence ratings and later announced ming along the ground and hasn't other small fire have bean Ms appear with news condensed and The latest estimate showed about his retirement from the air for a crowned into the tops of the large trolled classified as an aid to busy readers 70 per cent of the j vear trees yet About 200 men were on thJtef pl The announcement said Da The National Association oft Hell's canyon a steep precipi lines last night but many will Americans in the Canton consular news presentation wm style tous gorge carved out of the moun- be released today district intend to remain for the j Broadcasters to which some on a one-da-y Lynn experimental baste of radio broadcasters and tains by the meandering Snake chief fire dispatcher said there and that the Hews would go back red occupation The U S consulate genera ham i 184 river is deeper than Arizona's have been tires in the Boise to Its regular format in subsequent oa Pa Twos Closed y es i e r da famed Grand canyon MMM MSJgt M8 Gvat-zing- er Air Force Rejects Theory Hew Appraisal Weird Belies Are 'Saucers' Promised for eight-year-o- ld j Terrace Units (D-Uta- h) District Will Be Formed on Basin Project j eon-sdrvan- cy j ! J m M 3i Broadcasters Gird for Finish Fight Against Federal Decree - Fact-Findi- ng fact-findi- :' ng er Jm of"rec-tBteti- on f nors Idaho Rushes Fire Crews To Blaze in Hell's Canyon US Locks Doors y-- " On Embassy and Lay-klpav- Abandons Canton J" T is Ike -- ad-B- 1 Davis-Web- er to Muniel-HJJpfc'at- er Sha-mee- C-4- er sssv Antonio M SS Fran FINAL BHTtON heafl-quartc- J Fjeldsted secretary-managOgden chamber of commerce said today that telegrams received from Rep Walter K Granger and Rep Rev a Beck Bosone indicated there is no doubt that President i Truman will sign the Weber river basin nroiect bill Both Mr Gran- ger district one and Mrs Bosone district two had had conferences with the president Fjeldsted said The project entails major reclamation bureau construction projects in the districts represented by the two lawmakers E Sn 65 San ex-sail- 1 I SM m 2 Reno Rork Spring" M 9S 8 SS RSlH UaKe 55 S5 By Louis A Gladwell Police Detectives John G Pincock and Russell G Fort said today they had obtained a written confession from or Richard Dix Pack 23 pf Pocatello Idaho in connec tion with the brutal strangulation murder here Friday of fa Seattle Wash woman The detectives said Pack admitted in his signed statement that he used his hands and a pillow slip to choke shapely Shirley V Scott 28 in their second floor room in the after an argument over Roosevelt hotel 128 Twenty-fift- h ee I 80' Idahoan Recounts Events of Night Blaming Dispute Over Money For Fight Schooff Flies to Chicago j j Ts EIGHT PAGES Senici R-- S j right arm up to the shoulder Friday about three p m in a mishap at the Brigham City Fruit and Produce cooperative near his home The lad became £ (D-Okl- AP j BRIG H AM CITY Aug 20 — Don Richard Harmer 5 son of Mr and Mrs Vernon A Harmer 55 South Fifth West lost his (R-Mic- h) " rtf In Machine restoration of the full amount of $1100990000 for miliUry supplies for North Atlantic treaty signers The house cut that item exactly in half Connally seemed unlikely to be able to muster a majority of the senate foreign relations and armed services committees over which he is presiding! for reinstatement of the full fund Several senators have demanded reductions in the program and have applauded the house action Flat Billion Figure Senators Vandenberg and Dulles H N V want the European fund trimmed back to a flat 1000000000 On the other side Senator Gur-ne- y R- - S D) said he wants an adequate amount made available But he said he wasn't wedded to any particular figure Senator H Alexander Smith (R-J announced he will support the Vandenberg-Dulle- s proposal to apavv jiwikkhiuii otf th admi istration request and to mesh program into a mutual defense pi to be drafted by the proposed North Atlantic council Senator Ferguson predicted the senate will be asked next to week force a vote on the displaced persons bill now held up in committee Increase to 335000 t The bill would increase to about 335 000 the number of displaced Europeans who could be admitted to this country The present law which President Truman has called and allows admission of 205000 in two years Senators Lucas and Taft have agreed to head a list a of dozen or more of their colleagues supporting a move to force a vote Ferguson said this probably would result in the filing of a mo tion to discharge the judiciary sub-- 1 hearings on the measure I A MxMS TO Confession in Hotel Slaying The testimony was that Vaughan at that time tried unsuccessfully to aic a New jersey molasses com- pany accused of violating sugar rationing The account of intervention by Vaughan in the grain rationing case came separately from two officials who did not want to be identified Their stories are substantially the same Apart from those sources Sen- D ator Mundt told news-- j men he has heard reports about the matter He said he plans to i ask for an investigation by the con-- j special senate ducting the five percenter inquiry Mundt is a member of the group which is checking on whether im-proper influence has figured in the! handling of government business Grain for Beverages In the grain rationing episode Vaughan in 1946 or 1947 reported ly asked Clinton P Anderson then j Loses Arm D - Tex) Senator Connally sparking the fight came out tor - — - a (R-Oht- MM Sfrvlc SATUllWr lWIMHQr AUGUST 20 1941 UTAH WASHINGTON Aug 20 ( AP)—Senatorial sources said today that Maj Gen Harry H Vaughan once gave an agriculture department official "particular hell" about a grain rationing order after alcoholic beverage makers reportedly complained about the edict Senate five percenter investigators already have been told that Vaughan who is President Truman's army aide intervened at the department in another case in 1946 Senate Chiefs Hope for Okeh On $14 Billion ic CITY Suspect Ponders Over Statement Vaughan Reported Irked at Ration Cut Fight Opens "anti-Cathol- O0MN lra HIOUC today:' re-- S3 5 41-- St vny-ignt- h a M-- Map ""r t'TAH — Mostly clear continued warm today tonight and Sunday and near Highs both day It in L'Uh's Dixie Low tonight 83-9- - mwspaper Gives Mek at Future 7 lis -- non-offic- ial ftpe-sj- three-fourt- hs Ku: |