Show Temperatures The Weather fTMnporataros for the lMpM at acveo a m today: rTAH — Mostly clear today nd Katurdav exeeat for same eleadi- th :ndf rstOtgM-BCaS and afternoon Mn Ckjwn AletHjurrque Arl 0 tv Ok' Ml''' Toe ColteO PrfM OGDEN CiTY hr aaaaetasae Praaa Maragon Balks UTAH EVENING FRIDAY aaaBawLjEk arSSs? Iff Acts an Attorney's Advice Claims Answers Might 'Incriminate' Gen Vaughan to Face Committee Next " ' lillP5'''" MMmr JaaaaaaaaaaaHBaT - — 'i Baaaaaai ajiMII WASHINGTON Aug 26 (AP)— John Maragon today refused to answer questions at the senate five percenter Inquiry "on the ground that my answer might tend to incrim- inate me" n had taken the witness chair after The a t i i u jt an aaoumaiH lesimeu inai imuiukuii iimue uann ucuuausi of $119608 61 during a five-yeperiod in which he said his income was only around $30000 1 — — He would not talk when asked or about his financial affairs answer many other questions But he did say ' yes when Sen ator asked Mundt ir' Do you know Harry Vaughan?" He referred to Maj Gen Vaughan President Truman's army aide Mundt then wanted to know whether Maragon had ever feeen "associated" with Vaughan in "any activities" "I refuse to answer on grounds that my answer might tend to incriminate me" Maragon replied By Ernest B Vaccaro WASHINGTON Aug 26 AP— Denies 'Implications Some of President Truman's closest Mundt said that answer left the friends predicted today he won't let "implication that you and Vaughan have been engaged in activities it be known until after the 1950 that are incriminating" he whether elections congressional Maragon conferred briefly with will run again his attorney and then said there were "no implications" — that he They agreed he will stump was round the country next year to vice just following his counsel's adHe would not even say when get congress to back his "fair deal asked by Chairman Hoey program" A substantial number of them ex- whether be had testified before the committee behind closed doors pressed conviction Mr Truman's is to leave the White July 28 Maragon did testify at that time House at the end of his present The committee has since reterm in 1952 AU of them conceded they were leased a transcript of his testimony Among other things Maragon "guessing" — that they were just as swore then that he had never remuch in the dark as are the peoany payments for negotiatple who are not close to the pres- ceivedbusiness with government ident ing And they insisted that Mr Tru- agencies Hoey asked him if he had nin himself couldn't say for sure notToday given such testimony at this time Maragon said with a slight acWill Be 68 in 1952 cent "I refuse to answer on advice The president himself set off the of counsel on the around that mv answer nugm tena to incriminate speculation yesterday He hinted — with a smile — that me" He gave the same answer when might have meant1952anythingwillthat be Hoey asked if he had not testified (He he won't run in in private session that he had no 68 on May 8 of that year) But then later he wouldn't say other income in 1945 1946 and 1947 beyond certain sums which no positively or even probably had been mentioned It was started when 96 teen-ag- e girls trotted up to the White House Advised By Ehrlich to look it and the president over Maragon's lawyer Myron G Ehrin? hJj2 to wave hd cersordJ? goodbye ms cuent to refuse to answer long work and get back to — tain questions One of the girls students of govEhrlich had a long prepared ernment brought here by the Amer- statement also for the committee In — asked ican Legion auxiliary had this he contended that "it appears about her chances of becoming an there have been extracted from ambassador five years from now? this witness possible Reporting this in one of his statements by methods" in talks Mr Truman said he violation of Maragon's constitucouldn't promise anything that far tional rights His reference was to or a is that "because year away the July 28 session two beyond "the time when my term Ehrlich questioned too the right w ill expire of the committee to ask Maragon about his personal affairs and to Not Like Caelldge demand Maragon's personal papers rethe He protested that committee counReporters pounced upon confernews a at mark subsequent sel had refused to return papers ence It sounded they told him that Maragon turned over to the like he would not be a candidate committee in mz The accountant's story of Mara- v Di in e nsnk ' jy" implication he intended s c""ea-didatto be a can-- 1 "But you are going 5 Mrgor Carmin ' one " aren't you: Truman Waiis - a) On Outcome of 1950 Election (D-N- "eras :ir5y O - ded ff — — e bavL naw!-- "rzf':?not in - r? 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To Jobless List i bii ! asl"jnnt- - I sal-ernm- Tan-Truman- 's J LThr Baseball Today 1 e n c Mtkl tiwlio 26 PAGES-TW- Ml O 65 Washington SWjl Ye'lst CS 7S M FINAL EDITION —— Six Navy Men Swept Off Deck of Sister Sub in Rescue Operations Crew of 84 Taken Off Lost Craft Los Angeles GM Wage Cut Orders Halt Not Effective To Gambling Formula-Base- d "S" ilaaa ) " situ-tlK- an suomarine — an my office will" said the "I know that there is gambling slot machines and bookmaking in many townsaround the coun"I wan: it ty Simpson said stopped " He said he had received "very valuable" recordings said to have been made in a card parlor Allinked to Mickey Cohen Simpson though three years old described them as ' too' hot to by General Motors after the labor had issued its monthly department cost of living index revealing that consumer prices in July dropped of one per cent another Under the General Motors con- ajnped with a snorkel D A un- Senate Drives To Pass Huge Military - Hnter "breathing" tube WinCM ' it to remain submerged for enabled axaaaMaigijJ long periods of time tract with the U A W that deThe explosion occurred in the cline would have meant a Sept 1 court and of the Cochino's battery room and was Tom Clark (right) new associate justice supreme cut of one cent an hour for J Howard McGrath who succeeded the Texan as attorney general pay followed by fire G M s 288000 hourly-rate- d workcongratulate each other after each was sworn into office A lieutenant and five of the ers and a reduction in the allowance paid to its salTusk's enlisted men were swept aried employes from her deck" by heavy seas durWASHINGTON Ag M CAP) discuss" voted v to today Understatement Recognised In another development ing the rescue of the Cochino's fAw a mn Hi million dollar cut tn Police Los Angeles crew The corporation announced howfaiMl the house approved for the Chief William A Worton shifted ever- that it has accepted an ofTo Norwegian Port air forces 182 officers — the fourth and ficial calculation by the labor deft upheld action of the senate the since men shakeup statisrescued with largest Tusk labor The of the partment's bureau in committee office took jgropriali'ic general increases rent cumulative tics that ct aboard is heading for the Norin ant "' fST Meanwhile little the yaelttng gambling had 1940 to last February from This of Hammerfast allowed by the port wegian to authority chieftain by lying appeared been underestimated in computing house for purchase at additional port where medical low getting the boys together is the nearest be cost of living index u assistance can' MIAMI Fla Aug 26 (AP — Rising winds assaulted the rich theG overall pbtained Brentwood airplane at confabs his for WilE M President Charles The Cochino and Tusk togejpM It was the first teat on re southeast Florida "Gold Coast" this afternoon as a howling tropical counted home Police eight son said that after consultation with the submarines Toro and Corduct ion v f nearly SI4MtMaM hurricane approached offshore had Cadillacs outside Cohen's home sair had been temporarily assigned ordered by the appropriations A noon advisory said the tempest packed with 120 mile winds with the union the corporation reand dutifully early yesterday to recognize an understateand fierce rains was expected to pass inland near Fort Lauderdale agreed The to naval forces Lunder command of committee in military apenHag license numbers ment of eight tenths of one per corded were Adm Richard Connally naval later this afternoon It is about 65 miles offshore wee until the lights inburning cost g WASHINGTON Aug 26 AF— commander in chief of U S forces black clouds and dismal showers heralded the tempest cent in the governmentmore hours than dex That correction in European waters along 130 miles of coastline from Vero Beach to Miami into the final lap on cap IHmting a drop of Black and red hurricane flags flapped from Vero Beach to Miami cancelled out almost two months beajarlations cent one of officially reported exer water per cold eaeed in and around huge Lake Okeechobee training for senators aimed toindex schedule e hind hurricane-wisJuly ci?es in the Arctic They left the property Everywhere in the famed resort area y The official index for U S naval submarine base at New day at passage of a whopping $14 owners in bathing suits boarded windows bolted doors tied down dropped to 1685 per cent of the London Conn on July 18 potential debris Small boats scurried for coverCross 800000000 money bill financing shelters in Palm 1935-3- 9 average from 1896 in dide The Cochino like the Tusk was Refugees from lowlands poured into Red three armed services index the The figure Cuppy-SnorkJuly a streamlined Beach type into account the eight-tentThat would clear the senate submarine of the latest postwar Firemen police officers and disaster workers were alerted for not take of one per cent correction model The Toro and Corsair are docket except for five emergency duty caused by rent rises but depart-gpft- rt The noon advisory warned that tides and winds would be espefleet types measures it already has approved spokesman said the adjustand Stuart cially dangerous between Fort Lauderdale after a new but In a form different from tha Possibly Near Kuea Watera A high flow of southern wnd nvcr Florida may cause the storm ment will be made --Navy to take a more northward course about the time it reaches the coast field survey of rents officials here said they jeuaa versions Bills in that cated area between Food Price Decline and cause it to buzz-sanot sure just where the sub- gory total close to $15000000000 were along the — WASHINGTON Aug: 26 fUP) Miami and Palm Beach The center of the second hurricane of the marines were operating but if A bitter argument about cutting Most of the July cost drop re- A season paased nearly over or slightly north of Nassau the Bahamas d Hammerfast is the nearest port investigation food a in decline sulted frim prices was am government spending still threat at capital shortly after least was a possibility under way today to determine there which were down 13 per cent for to alow down action on tha ened not from were Russian far they and seven per cent from whether any navy officials other Ijlljonth last of the senate bills the corresponding 1948 level The than Cedric R Worth were in- waters Hammerfast at the northern tip deThe huge defense measure to said department now dis- of Norway is only about 280 miles clines were reported in food prices volved in circulating the fronv the Russian port of Mur- gether with all other bills supplyin 49 of the 56 large cities covered credited charges about air force mansk i3n the other hand it is ing annual funds for government by its survey purchases ntfrelv possible the submarines itwocia should have been ciearad in dropped Clothing prices July Investigators for the house were operating to the West or nort before for the ninth consecutive month to armed July 1 That la when tha services committee were of Hammerfast in the Grccnlan d a point below the June fiscal year began current an in files effort ea' searching navy level and 6M( per cent below the to g learn what officers if any Lata yesterday tha senate put on In its first announcement the Britain's economic plight wiU will not raise its October-Rentprice NHK reached last in drafting his actConUnued on Pag Two-A-) a burst of speed It completed work get a thorough airing at the An inow 33 an ounce aaemoers re--ox1 rose of one per helped Worth cusations of political favoritism in (Column live) financial confer- (congress have made it clear cent The month last a $668000000 appropriation for on department bomber-buying program ence opening in Washington cently that any proposed new loan said a special survey of 11 cities the interior department Than it the are (would be viewed unfavorably Nor showed a rise of s of Special Board Named Sept 7 What the British outwhizzed through a 9186000000 will congress or Secretary of the one per cent since April likely to get if anything is At the same time Navy Secrelined in the following story by Treasury John W Snyder welcome As a result of previous price de appvapriation bill Francis P Matthews named any suggestion that this govern-- I clines General Motors employes tary the financial expert of the UnitHouse an ment increase its gold - buying had taken two wage cuts Holiday 0 special board of inquiry to look ed Press Washington Bureau previous ainto board case The headed the price en week the big this year Finally it began Bv T W Kirnlen by Adm Thomas C Kinkaid comAnd the British are not likely to bill military fronsea mander of eastern the for get far with any suggestions United Press Financial Writer The house which will have to tier will meet here on Monday substantial U S tariff cuts to per-- I WASHINGTON Aug 28 (UP)— mit a greater flow of British goods Worth who was special assistant back in harness before it and to Navy Undersecretary Dan A American officials are prepared to into this country The economic Senate' can get' togotner on Kimball until his suspension eardo a lot of listening but little or facts of life are that there is some-- i measure the senate votes whatever this his week lier recanted entire of a recession in this counMcCALL Idaho Aug 26 AP — too off today on a y no promising when they sit down thingand holiday-with- out story yesterday under not are American officials try looked Fire fighters -hopefully for v ' with their British counterparts senate approval "had admitted he He He tn thnt anvthnonil! a as ' in break the weather A today for Winston Lhun h- made a great error" and had done next month to discuss the empire s ": - Tha house rr embers won't return ln domestlc ill spokesman J"Ither crtmp said today he is recovering a "disservice ' to the American peo- they doggedly battled big fires in ignttt economic crisis JJI V'U Ui t iUll Sept 21 except for a handthe Payette national forest there well indeed" from a cold There is little likelihood that ple by circulating the ful who will remain here to conAmong expert observers here "very The two flames lives have claimed to Riviera in will measures Churchill flew the decisive emerge any anonymous document is that Sir Stafford duct formal "no business" sessions "There's not much chance from the conference least of all the belief plane from Strasbourg awaPPlalfaajr z vvawwHUtftflrajww "v British chancellor of the a chartered twice a week Those are naceasary thaa sEaSiitK wrmmtm- MUm- mmm huujc 'w rhantfn Cripps week-en- d a His cure-alof British authorities painting (for defense department ann any htiS becaoaa the senate would BP agree Pe more will seek few a exchequer is to him ' return held themselves concede that they don't stop-ga- p -being plane tne air torce of any wrong aoing infnrmti n mVirr to an outright adimtrnmcnt aids for the hopto the Council of Europe meetings ' expect anything like a "complete ing bat subsequent present will thJ1talks the South t Administration leaders delayed down Britone of He is at Strasbourg blueprint" for ending Britain's brinAforth some e soluuntil Monday a decision oh artflNg of Fork the as-river to council's ain's the financial crisis delegates j Rtu laac uf lilt: VI luita He said 750 men were trying to the $1460900000 arms assistance But there is hope that something tion to the British problem sembly case and also will con establish the B36 a line on that blaze whicK fWl'll:IT Prices and Tariffs The wartime prime sider apannns arsi tirar nlans can be done acres But they nutted Gen is ostimated at IT In London this week it became 'minister suffered a chill two days Truman Confident ses-Hessel said the fire area in the Bradley ud to the closed-doin the MHH Vinson ( ommends Matthews after ago to swimming that evident talk of senate relations arotflM1 the ston now That hope was epitomized by about ix at estimated foreign i MH' uommmce unairrman vari commodity "prices tariffs BHPinean vt tu rm and armed services committees-t- o President Truman yesterday at his costs and private U S news conference Mr Truman was production fettle a specific cut of $160000000 in in The investment Ranches the Path Worth to had traced the charges asked if he expected any concrete British are at libertyempire Oil Hunts Minnesota to all ( talk Matthews commended Secretary He some results from the forthcoming conranches were But treasury and state ODIN Minn Aug 26 UP — A for ' takmtt a very- - proper course m tnesaidpath ofsmall He replied that he cer- they want officials ference the South aMH caution of hi board in oil driller today had against wildcat inquiry - nMhes but were till far euatiw appointing the tainly did otherwise he wouldn't department sure-fir- e cures to dewill to board's be 400 any The feet underground expecting job drilling bit have agreed to the talks away that there was no immediate emerge They are hopeful only in search of Minnesota's first oil termine whether other persona danger The feeling among officials here that will this the or civil under the navy strike Max Borchert from North I(military arrange meeting some luck we might even is that the United States should do for continuing talks Monkato Minn has been drilling depart men t participated in or in-- 1 getffHBj a line' 6af flat jHlflLeayeg no suggesting that the initiative groundwork one Such continuous discussions for a month He said local "ex- stigated or had knowledge of the fire" Hessel said This 9000-acr- e If must come from the British spokesman said eventual- perts"' warned him he would strike "preparation" of the document now is reaching the high ndges Britain seeks too much there is a treasury the trick WASHINGTON Aug 26 AP — Besides Kinkaid board members fire bed rock before he had gone down where there is less fuel to feed The chance that congress will ask some ly may do feels B it on action Admthat t 200 Donald feet include Borchert said he any doen Snyder headquarters of four air forces very pointed questions about more the pound sterling should be taken espacx rock above the 1000 foot Beary president of the naval war A to this country will be moved The of Chester charred effective economic measures in within the framework of the fund level body The air force department said college and Rear Adm Glenn B Johnson Porland Ore wsjs faajatS England such as longer hours in Davis commandant of the Potomac m the area of the Warm in announcing the changes today British factories and workshops that they ar neceasary because of river naval command fire east of Rigging and devaluation of the pound sterI fPefenaa Secretary Johnson econ- Rep James E Van Zandt He had been missing ling a navy reserve captain who fire blew It appears that the talks will be up Sunday had repeated rumorss similar to Forest service Officials said he broad discussions in which the s a ns wint jaw Worth house last in May speecn ir "had lagged behind his crew and!1 ipawiiwif British are to feel free to bring up 26 voted with other committee3129 and terminated a was seen last beside trail AmerBut the sitting any subject among men to absolve the air force of any He was ratitht m about th aoat air force officers relieved from ac- icans who will be active in the wrong-doinlast seen when- the tive duty where talks there is none who professes In summing up the u - for e aaM fire blew up forest service ot to know what the agenda will insix groups will be inactivated 13 cials said NEW YORK Aug 26 AP of of clude p previous patterns "Study base inactivated nine bases j The not have may polio epdiemichalf-waNo New Leaa Hell's Canyon Victim polio incidence shows that the aantes and the Baadaajaat y even the reached A A' point On the negative side this much BB air force oase at lnmss peak may come anywhere be1949 is certain to be James Curtis Knudsen and yet seems certain about what the Brittn s be the will returned tween army and nan U ot worst atea in S j the atonaay polio year ish may expect: fered when he fell into But the mid- - point of history says the 'National Foun- - 4j There will be no new loans by da? iailew — fire 26 AP IDAHO FALLS Aug canyon the epidemic never has occurred ion for Infantile Paralysis this government The United States of the Firat afr Hessel said the nrain W B Martin Salt f before the second week in Sep of The the The score on the 'basis of body ! force' will be transferred' tHm Lake City was brought here to- from the Hell's canyon blaze foundation's latest reports- tember MBl asr force base a' New Ro- the possibility of small aH 17306 eases so far in 1940 "If the peak is reached early day New York to Mitchell air 3422 new cases reported in the Bonneville county sheriffs offi- cevetoping 14 the reduction in eases is slower base at Hempstead Hew Smoke chasers on h nation last week — the highest than if it comes later When cers said the body was recovered number' ever recorded for one the peak is reached late the late yesterday from the south fork from the Nez Perce national f llWiiitrrs for the Tenth air V we ah number of new eases reported of the 'Snake river at Swan Va- est are riding patrols to watch will be transfeared from Ben- The total of reported cases lley 30 miles northeast of Idaho 'this' danger rapidly" drops SALT LAKE CITY Aug 33 CAP) through last week com pared Hessel said tne Hell s can Dr Van Riper said this year's Falls Kathleen Barber 14 of Spanish Martin merchandising manager" blaze was getting a little sm for the same period of record of eases shows a sharp Forte died last night of polio the o of the 14th air 1946 the second worst polio year Hardware front because of the praeipi rise' week by week since early for be transferred from states fourth victim of the dis- up to that time without even temporary Co Salt Lake City was drowned 'spring ease so far this year "The fire spread 400 acres yaa- Orlando air force base at Orlando Wednesday when the boat in which 'In 1B4 erntca bad ranked as drops n Fla to Robins air force base Her be was tuning with four corapjn- - terdayL brother Doug-l- a the worst 'epidemic year there the national epdiemic Calling ' Both' the Warm Springs and also is suffering from polio and a total of about 30000 re-Georgia both intensive and extensive" ions snagged on a log ana cap- was reported in poor condition by cases sized Stratum Meadow fire are tied Dr Van Riper said ttaa nationHeadquarters of th 15th air attendants at the Salt Lake general ported The figures and prediction Martina son John James Baa-- 1 down Heeeet said although by force will be transferred from Ent al foundation "has answered air force base at Cetoradn tarings were issued yesterday by Dr j more calls for assistance in more sell Idaho Falls and his son Trav-- 1 no means out" hospitai Soma men are being releaaad to March air force base at River- They were brought here for Hart E Van Riper the found- - ' states even than during last is and Mick Bendtxsen also of fereatsaeat Wedtseadey Idaho Falls reached shore unaided from the lines on those two blazes Uon s medical director who said: jj six-tent- hs i cost-of-livi- Florida Gold Coast Braces Against Hurricane Blasts ! M-n- itf newly-app- ointed ne con-tra- -- Low-flyin- six-tent- hs SO s B 36 Charges Baseless but Probe Goes On mid-Jul- mid-Jun- hs w -- el thickly-populate- double-barrele- six-thir- ty US Will Listen Lots Promise year-to-ye- ar B-3- 6 Little at Economic Conference nine-tent- hs gold-buyin- s one-ten- th three-tenth- Tired Fire Crews j j odds-and-en- da - Still Hoping for j Churchill's Cold Reported Better j Break in Weather kl 25-da- cross-examinati- rlicrl now-famo- New Cities Added US Travel Ahead Of Olympic Year t 43 I Abert Ki- -if it MEA 26 1949 AUGUST S n 2 srriasa at 4ft ts sammWm se sr s Sn AnSaain JB rr H 11 TOSatt rrao as SSSt Gears 93 3St 1mU JMK ! when Perfume Co Chi- atYriy the same time he was he was he position employed in 1945 as a member of Calvin Coolidge was in 1927 when the American mission to Greece he said: "I do not choose to run" Maragon's pay was at the rate ofgovernment $5600 a year After the fruition rmmif tk j Maragon the committee recessed until Tuesday At that time it ex- pwhs 10 near vaughan Chairman Hoey ruled that Ehrlich s statement would not be included in the committee record in view of Maragon's refusal to mn WASHINGTON hug 26 (UP)— wer questions Among other things Maragon de- The White llous today added 22 areas in It states to its critical "unea to say: Whether he ever did anv unemployment list "M" the Verlev company when Presidential Assistant John R in Italy for the state d Steeiman directed government agencies in a letter to make he ever did any business many of their purchases as possible in these areas in an effort to stim- - j or he Verley company whan he filiate employment a jwas in Paris Whether he ever received wages The labor department reported that the 23 areas have more than j from the Verley company and the 12 per cent of their libor force government for the same period of Hence nsployment unemployed they qualify foe special consideration from gov- - j Whether he ever drew aaac under Preident ry in connection ith the agencies foran race track in California program to help hard-has been testimony that 2f The new areas had an unemploy-- vaughan and Maragon intervened ment total of 146000 in July Mostj with government agencies to heln of them generally small cities are the Tanforan jack get scarce build engaged in coal mining textiles n materials d urinal the short rtton Thev are located la Alabama Connecticut Illinois Indiana Maltw Maryland Massachusetts Michigan New Hampshire Penn-y- ! ara and Vermont By the Associated Preav National League St Louis 002 000 000—2 S 2 New fork 010 000 03x— 4 10 Bra-iWilks and Garagi-olStaley Jansen and West rum Mueller (Others— night gamaa) LONDON Aug 9t API— Brit- Americas League ain had 19056 American visitors First: last month— cent more than per 011 110 213—111? 2 in July last year when the Oivm-pi- Boston OSp 010 010— 4 ? 1 Chicago were on games in London Parnell and Tebbetts Wight The British Travel association making this announcement said it Pieretu Surkont and Wheeler expects United States tourists to 000 0 Spend 72 million dollars in this Washington Detroit 303 1 aaajatry this year That would" be almost a third of Hudson Welteroth and Evans the anticipated earnings from all Gra v and A Robinson tatarfata (Others— night games) — X-5''r"- Mix t ar MrVuman Omaha WASHINGTON Aug 26 CAPV-- Six navy submariners and a civilian technician lost their lives and 84 crewmen LOS ANGELES Aug 26 AP when the submarine Cochino exploded WASHINGTON Aug 26 fUP— The word is out to Los Angeles were rescued today A scheduled wage cut for almost county police chiefs: Gambling and burned in Arctic waters must go 300000 employes of General Mo The six navy men were attached to the U S S Tusk District Attorney William E tors Corp based on a new drop in living costs was averted today Simpson put it that way to 60 sister submarine which rescued the Cochino's crew Th chiefs yesterday including Depuby agreement between the corporation and the United Automobile ty Chief Thad Brown of the civilian who was not immediately identified was the only workers (C I O big city force one lost aboard the Cochino "If you can't handle this The agreement was announced was Tne sunken Greek-America- Pninrr the time comes SS Sub Explodes and Burns In Arctic Seven Lives Lost Congratulations! At All Questions —— I Koi': VOXM Yoor— No 225 A 88 90 M Bene "fl portion fc Mid f eaatheast portion AltenMMM teaaperaturea U te II Near M in IKxle' Low Saturday 51 te CI Southerly wind at 10 miles per boar Relative humidity 12 per cent except 18 per cent southeast ftavsnry-aigM- parted ur a immmmm- j fwrTT' 1!" long-rang- J I mm? ls ! north-northea- - j st - tit or f jt ! ( Four Air Forces j To ShUt Offices 1 f I This Will Be Worst Year for Polio No Sip Peak Reached mid-Augu- st mid-Septem- a g Fourth Victim of Polio ar he-was - Body Recovered After Drowning de-flM- af A I Girl non-ragul- i i J with-974- StreveU-Patterso- 11 - five-year-o- ld Ma-eo- I I |