Show Temperatures The Weather for the MHHm at seven a m today1 Mil IT AH —Variable high cloudiness Yter-- N The United Pies OGDEN I a) j i multi-billio- The huge cutback ordered by the included two aenate yesterday items A cut of $1118000000 in funds for army navy and air force spending during the 12 months which began July 1 and a $275000000 reduction in money that both chambers had earlier approved for stockpiling critical materials The reductions must be okayed by the house where some leaders already were protesting sharp slashes in funds for the air force Although senators worked far past their usual quitting time last night they still failed to complete action on the huge military money bill As it came from the house It contained $13900000000 As it stood today it carried about $14- 800000 00 Other Issurs These are the remaining issues to be fought out in the senate Mon- day1 An attempt by Senator i and a long list of Democrats and Republicans to direct President Truman to chop from 5 to 10 per cent off all the funds that congress votes this year 2 An effort by Senator Wiley and other dairy state senators to restore a former military ban against use of oleomarfor butter garine 3 A move by Senator Douglas to chop additional millions from the big military bill by sending it back to the appropriations committee with instructions to slice it further During yesterday's debate only one serious challenge was raised That against the economy drive was on the cutback in air force ed Mc-Clcll- ah k is D-I- ll funds The house had allowed enough cash and contract authority to exarm from 48 combat pand theto air The senate cut it 58 groups right back to 48 but only after had Senator Knowland forced a roll call vote Mahon Proteato Word of the senate action brought an immediate protest from who steered Rep Mahon the bulky military bill through the house lie will head house conferees when they meet with senate spokesmen to adjust differences later "We propose to stand pat on the 58 group air force" Mahon said A powerful air force he declared is the greatest stabilizing factor for world peace Numerous other provisions went info the senate bill without questions including: 1 A profit limit on renegotiation of defense contracts to give mall businessmen a chance to (R-Cal- if) D-T- qualify An amendment giving small business a further share in the huge military contracts 3 A provision to require purchases in the United States or ita territories when possible 4 Authority for employment of dentists and civilian physicians nurses by the armed forces 2 By Nationalists na- outside the Kwangtung province border in an arc 140 mites northeast of Canton private reports said (The communist radio claimed meanwhile that the red army had of Kan-s- u captured Lanchow capital province in China s far northwest It Said the city fell yesterday The three towns reported retaken by the nationalists in southwestern lalMngsi province are Kiennan Lungnan and Tingnan They ted d been designated by red Gen Liu as springboards for a drive on Kukong 125 miles north of Canton Kukong is on the Canton-HankoIts capture by the reds railway would cut off the nationalist central China defense of Hengyang 285 miles bt:on north of Canton in Hunan province Red forces further north of Hengyang have returned to the offensive after being shoved back by the nationalists and have made new ° defense ministry admit one-eye- w fltagMBattt StWk' agm cu EVENING AUGUST SATURDAY 37 Nt 19$ P 9errtcs ISItttSJ Aflf h) R-- N Justice Unit To Get Files On Maragon $2000-00000- N Bolivia Declares Revolt Controlled j I man-abo- -- ut i ar Roosevelt Gets License to Wed ! 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SS 99 ST 70S" tatuw set M Soattie 91 "ft so T5 37 rran wstn m St ce-rs- e 'n'lftlliliillii - West YsUst m m w M M fS FINAL EDITION Storm Roars Out Into Gulf After Cutting Swath Across Florida Big Lake Okeechobee Levees Hold Hurricane Time Down South 1 i Sprinn St ST Salt Lake v San Anton Nfl f 90 M 99 ft If? 1 : dollar Aua 27 (UP)— A 58 in-- ! and least cost three live$ at hurricane that reportedly juries rumbled into the gulf today to revitalize it ebbing power for a possible new strike at the United States main-- I land After a crosscountry rampage through Florida la$t winds had sub night the mighty storm's sided to about 70 mph by 10 am TAMPA " '':C::- - j multi-millio- n - The weather bureau located the sorm center at that npur at a point in the gulf approximately 50 ot lampa u miles a northwestafijr was continuing at a forward speed of course around 1$ miles an hour It was virtually impossible to get more than fragmentary reports of casualties and damage today aa the over- stricken state began the i n r i n KAlM aW' taa1laaalwaa':'4A'ela W It' IIIIIIIK Ul ti9tuaui M98 a mumcauons 'tiiuifaM imJ "iwnp blockaded and washed out north-northwe- st - ax i — iijp W8VS Senator Spessard Holland said in Washington that he " has advised of three deaths and 58 injuries in Florida Cars proceed with caution along Bakers haulover in Miami Beach Fla as mounting winds drove seat Huge Lake Okeechobee in 150 an as as was miles winds After this hour taken into the breakwater high ranging picture pounding Florida where 1800 died eeaat leases Florida the fabalena "geld ceasing heavy exploded agalaat in a 1928 hurricane registered a J tilt of 103 feet at the height of the ' blow Levees Hold Firm But levees — built to withstand almost any hurricane since the 1928 disaster — held firm arid successfully contained the waters The weather bureau Warned that McCALL Idaho Aug 27 AP) MIAMI Fla Aug Vt (API — A 4700-acr- e timber fire in the The midnight weather report Payette national forest near rrntral Maat PW a99jltgV ft has destroyed enough feed Florida read this way on the to sustain 1000 deer through four AKRON Ohio Aug 27 (API-U- nion Miami bureau's teletype: HAMMERFEST Norway Aug and a half months this winter Wind indicator blew away 27 (UP) — The American submarine labor s first major strike for Palm forest service officials said treea Mown dawn ObserTusk shepherded by a Norwegian The fire now under control a fourth round of postwar wage Inver will blew away If h geea with swept along the main Salmon ' destroyer left for home today The creases was launched (today eetiatate wlnda' at survivors of its sister submarine river through Warm Springs east C I O struck B F Goodrich one Coehino which exploded and sank of Riggins from' the hurricane is far in 30 minutes in Arctic waters Joe Hessel public information of the rubber industry's Big FoUr danger from passed anrl ordered warning area officer said the Cmdr commanded The Tusk normally by Ordering some 17000 Goodrich flags up from eaSl of Carrabelle supports large numbers of game workers in seven states to strike Fla to Cedar Keys It said heavy Robert K R Worthington of in To animals make the for winter the Pa will head first would sweep northern FlorPresident H R Lloyd of the C I O gales the situation tougher he said Norwegian naval base at Tromsoe ida for the remainder of the day toin areas the district didn't United Rubber Workers said: where she is scheduled to arrive Forecasters predicted a contindevelop normal feed this sumnight the company ued northwestward movement dur-in- g "Unfortunately mer because of the dry weather a swing U S navy headquarters in Lonshowed not the slightest interest to the day with possibly send the would that north the don said the Tusk will leave Tromin reaching an amicable settlement storm into northwest Florid soe Monday and proceed directly We were compelled to take this around Apalaehee bay St Mark's to the U S naval submarine base at New London Conn action to protect the interest of a popular fishing resort is on the bay The Norwegian destroyer Haakon Our membership" But such a path would put VII which shepherded the Tusk The strike started at one minute and the Mississippi gulf the in northernmost this into port a EDT m coast at a safe distance twelve after today — Arctic 300 the miles above world rescue relief and conWeary es— circle yesterday morning will Picket Lines Set Up workers toiled through struction cort the Tusk to Tromsoe U H W 's biff Best Goodrich local the night and into a new day aMM The destroyer commanded by! a shambled trail of havoc stretch i i ZuJT Capt L Lauritzen was ordered on ing from the palm beaches on the 11000 work The other escort duty by the Norwegian naval by employes east COast to Tampa on the west McCALL Ida Aug 27 UP — treacherous of because the namaaHgiS ministry plants at Los Angeles Cadillac Many towns and The forest shot fresh service the and the waters in today among fjords Mich Tuscaloosa Ala Miami were isolated Roads were blocked coast the tWWs into the battle against the islands along Norwegian trees Okla Clarksville Tenn Oaks Pa oy rauen lines were a snarl of Salmon river South fork fire in tea fee towere also strike ordered wires dangling the national forest where Payette a letter Goodrich complained in The Coehino was lost but all but of valuable sent out before the strike was called Stuart In Ruins one of her crew of 79 were saved almost 29000-acre- s in a daring rescue in mountainous timberlands have been destroyed that the "U R W has chosen B F The business section of Stuart Goodrich men and women and our was left in ruins The rich citrus Arctic seas only a Sew nitndred in the past week faced a tough strug- company to be guinea pigs in the belt took a terrific pounding miles from the Russian naval base of Murmansk last Thursday after- gle later in the day because of fore- fourth round wage try" Fred Johnston of Tampa general casts for hot dry winds The union wants: 25 cents an hour sales manager of the Florida Citrus noon The South fork fire alone al- pay increases penSeven lives were lost in the said damage in laV iange tic rescue operation Worthington ready covered more than 15000-acr- sions paid by the company health grapefruit crop alone was expected and welfare benefits The industry- to run into millions of dollars said the toll would have been much Forest Service Information Offi- wide average pay for production A citrus representative from Win-te- r higher except for the lucky cirHaven reported that damage cumstance of his craft being along- cer Joe Hessel said that more than workers has been $151 an hour 100 of the 750 men fighting the side the other there was the highest he had seen the Facts' Can't Change All but one man of the Cochino's South fork blaze were withdrawn in 20 years The company calling its wages 79 crew members scrambled to ?uring the morning and replaced Apalaehee bay nestles in the crews He said that the "among the highest in the United crook of Florida where the peninsafety across a gangway hurriedly with new men were weary and States" said in a letter to its em- sula Juts away from the mainland thrown to bridge mountainous seas replaced a cor"beaten'' having served on the below the between the two ships WorthingClearwater national forest fires be- ployes: "None of the union's arguments ner The advisory implied a threat ton said which once The Tusk lost six men swept fore being transferred to the stub- can change the facts that business that the hurricane blaze conditions will not permit us to had winds officially rated at 150 overboard during the rescue and born Payette There was very little spread in raise selling prices That increases miles per hour would cause more one man from the Coehino Civilian Radio Technician Robert Philo the South fork fire during the in costs now would bring further grief in that section But the sections hit during the of Newark N J was washed over- night Hessel said The wind had losses in sales wages and jobs and reserved and forced the flames that a strike would give our busiboard and lost while crossing the back Continued on Pag TwM but they fed on unburnt spots ness to other rubber companies" iColumn Six) gangway Worthington of Oakmont Pa a Rugtted Afteraeen d veteran of wartime "it's still very much out of con submarine fighting in the Pacific trol Hessel said and we fig " ?uf or more miles above the Arctic noun a ne lorccasi u tor low nu- Continued on Page Two) no midity high temperatures iCoiuran Two) clouds and winds up to 20 miles an hour And the winds are expected to come up about two p m" the wind's force snapped the All in all the fire situation in By James F Fowler chain and the tires rolled nfgft$ff the Payette forest looked a mite WEST PALM BEACH Fla away Brighter Three of the four fires — An iron uUlity pole was bent which already have caused more Aug 27 AP I watched sheet last the air metal havoc than any Idaho forest blaze flying through tke a hairpin A rust dinned a pedestrian off since 1931 were definitely under night I saw winds hurl chips of conhis feet and skidded him at least control and in the mop-u- p stage crete 100 feet in the air and lift 20 feet down the street smacking tions to make the 1949 meeting according to Hessel They included tons of water higher than palm him against a utility pole Hell's canthe fires in 7500-foat lnaianapons tne last I saw new ladies' frock 100 ThCOdOre Pen: and of yon at Stratum meadows and at trees Nature on a bender is an awefrom dress shoo and hurled Warm springs national commaPortland Ore nder-in-chief into the street There was a brief period late some sight Nature unleashed her is expected to In the half hour lull which folarrive by special train later toyesterday when it appeared that fury on this winter resort collowed the brunt of the storm I J the Stratton meadows fire might ony" day Albert Woolson 102 I braced against the fabuloos found the streets littered with Minn also is due to arrive go berserk again Sparks had igbroken glass foliage signs and nited a spot outside the fire lines Palm Beach Biltmore hotel and by train this afternoon winds scoop boards intended to serve as batFor Joseph Clovese 105 Pon-tia- c and the fresh blare looked like it watched waves out of the Atlantic tens Mich the last encampment might go to town- will be his first- - Clovese the crews numbering 90 men were and hurl them onto the maniDuring the height of the storm violent blue flashes caused by only surviving Negro member quickly shifted and put the fire to cured lawns of this playground of the wealthy will arrive tomorrow by train rout within a lew hours tailing power lines looked like From the sixth floor of the "We're not too hopeful at this Robert Barrett 102 Priceton miniature lightning In the four hours cramrned Ky is coming by automobile stage but if we could catch that George Washington hotel in West Memorial services Sunday aftSouth fork fire well have the Palm Beach I saw the wind twist with spectacular sights the most ernoon will be the first session impressive 'came when the wtzm Payette situation wrapped up — sheets of corrugated steel from a lifted- a huge section of roof from The U S marine band will play provided something new doesn't service station and hurl Them concert Sunday night Special over a three-stor- y a garage eased it back building happen" said HesseL then The hotel building shuddered ceremonies will be held Monday momentarily is place aaeart Attack Victim as though slammed with a giant hurled it Into the air where It opening the sale of the G a R was lost in the driving mist Services were held today 1st fist with the powerful gusts that commemorative stamp On Tuesday the veterans wiU exceeded 125 miles an hour The entire area is a shambles for Chester A John I watched the wind play weird be permitted to rest They will son about 35 of Portland Ore already are comparing bold their last business session who died of a heart attack in the tricks this storm to the famous storms At least 10 heads were snapped of 1928 Whether this hurricane Warm springs fire At first it had Wednesday A "twilight parade' can meet that disaster in damage and a final cam pf ire Wednesday been thought he was caught in a off parking meters A service remains to be seen but first surnight will conclude the atkcamp- - blowup audi that ha died in the I station operator bad chained a flames batch of new tires together but veys show the damage extensive i ' Russ Warship Defies Yugos Tours Danube a) BELGRADE Yugoslavis Aug 27 V:J4 v Ell south-centr- al — Feed for Rubber Strike Sub Survivors Enough 1000 Deer 'Lost Riding Rescue In Riggins Blaze Opens Fourth Round Pay Bid Vessel to US Rig-gi- V)-- A Russian warship has entered Yugoslavia twice in the last two weeks and steamed along the stretch of the Danaspire ube river between Romania and 200-ml- -- Fight to Control Fires on Payette vii L The monitor appeared suddenly n frontier town of Kladovo Just before dawn — 12 Aug only hours after the Soviet Union had presented a note to igflKiade denouncing the Tito as an "enemy and foe" of Russia pHre River Cede Yugoslav frontier guards gave repeated but futile signals to the Soviet ship to anchor and submit to examination in accordance with the river code adopted in Belgrade in at the immmmmm-telegrap- 09i Fire-fighte- hec-cis- rs $100-a-mon- es th K- es Georgia-Alabam- "Jet- much-decorate- No Sights So Awesome as Mother Nature on Bender ot MRSt sud-M- appeared at the' Yugoslav-Pptgaria- n frontier once more ig-If- ad Yugoslav commands to halt and steamed leisurely down fine Danube toward Romania Yugoslav guards were slid to have been careful not to give the to slightest excuse to any incident which precipitate might throw the Balkans into a new s the-Russi- ItflBftoii saw IBservers as new the warship inci-HSoviet pressure on Yugoslavia for refusing to take orders from Moscow They pointed okt that Moscow in a note delivered to Belgrade a week ago threatened to take "more effective measures" Yugoslavia ostensibly to ppthst piotect Soviet citizens in this coun- try V- Bit Accidental Gun Wounds Fatal A i two-sto- ry 1 1 half-hou- r rs : ' Utah Aug 27 (UP) — Cache county man Boy d Olsen died In a local hospital today from gunshot wounds received when his shotgun was discharged Olsen s father told sheriffs dip titles that his son had been help-ta-g him unload grain this morning when they noticed sense dogs mo- lest i ng t he r vestock The elder Otsen said the marine veteran of twe' years niaisaas was hit ta Hat stomach by the shot gun s charge when he apparently stumbled He died a later Officers officially reported the Mll as accidental arrd said there wouia oe no inquest °wn iev! l(e °4 three children LOGAN 110-mi- le i pr Seek to Cerb Sabotage Reports from Trieste meanHH said Yugoslavia has moved tnsasjg i'itpO the Fiume and Pola areaa in an effort to curb any saboMplrent cominform tage by agents A Trieste dispatch Quoted official that Wpjtn sources there as saying stratroops moved into jnpasjav tegic positions in the northwest cor? ner of the country after fire broke a Thursday in the big Romsa oil Mnteryinat Fiume third largest refinery Europe An official Yugoslav announcement confirmed the report of a fins but said it had been extinguished It said the refiner again wckly mha operating at full capacity flppeste reported however that MBawing columns of dense soMaat aaft covered the Fiume area today pible sources in the interna-fwh- ll city said intense heat had all efforts to extinguish Mtopered the fire- Reports circulating in Trieste said pre was started by two hand made They were rumored to been thrown by cominform Seeking the ofwapfrw of H9 government flgjraan!'ources in Trieste said other Yugoslav troops were sent to Pola former Italian naval base taken over by Yugoslavia un der the Italian peate t mSgjr and coal mines in nearbv Ar ably to prevent further 40-fo- ot Old-time- 134K The Soviet monitor ignored the signals and sailed boldly up the river under constant observation by Soviet planes It took two daya for it to reach Hungary Then yesterday the monitor Du-lu- th Fire-fighti- ng Yugoslav-Romania- gov-flMRs- nt i 1 m strative manner" Fresh Crews Join New-Orlean- r "de-Jitmrat- nt un-burn- Yugo-up- Yugoslav transport ministry officials in confirming the incidents pKShe warship a monitor mount-etight guns and acted in a provocative and demon- ! Oak-mo- le y defiantly ignoring Snfatorders to halt ns 'Boys in Blue' Convene for Last Time Only Six Attend ' Fla - I ( SO Prove Reno Koek W 99 t EIGHT PAGES J He said the sum would be split between cash and contract authority "And they won t get that" he predicted "until after a long debate if at all " President Truman has asked tl 450000000 for the arms program including $1160990000 for the At- lantic pact nations Part Unchanged The house slashed the $1160000- 000 in half but left unchanged the proposed $211370000 for continued military assistance to Greece and Turkey and $27640000 for Iran Korea and the Philippines The combined senate foreign relations and armed services com- mittees start their second week of arms-ai- d discussion Monday But a bitter struggle over (a) the size of the program and b demands I that it include aid for China may prevent final action until Tuesday or Wednesday An amendment to cut the Dact nations to an even billion dollars divided cash and Says Maragon contract equally between Hrnry F Grady authority has been ofwas "nuisance" on Greek mission Did wallop at fered by Senators Vandenberg William L Lee Y ) and Dulles Maragon cost him general rank? Really IS Billion George a member of the foreign relations group said he personally would like to limit the entire program to between $700000 000 and $800000000 in cash plus $480000000 in "excess" arms But he contended Vandenberg's plan has the better chance in the combined committees "What the American don't realize" George told people a reWASHINGTON Aug 2? AP — porter "is that the administration Senator Hoey (D-C 0 said to- program amounts to nearly when one considers the day any adverse testimony regarding government officials in the cash and excess arms" five percenter inquiry will go to their superiors — except in the case of Maj Gen Harry H Vaughan Hoey told reporters about that after disclosing that "in a measure" senate investigators are looking into the bank accounts of Vaughan who is Mr Truman's military aide A special subcommittee headed by Hoey is checking on whether LA PAZ Bolivia Aug 27 (AP) — improper influence has figured in A revolutionary movement broke busithe handling of government out today in Ururo Cochamba and ness Vaughan is scheduled to Santa Cruz testify when the public hearings A government communique at are resumed next Tuesday His this moment the name has come up at the inquiry j noon said: "At has succeeded in congovernment nearly every day the situation" In reply to questions Hoey said trolling The communique gave no details the committee plans to turn over but unofficial reports said there to the justice department evidence had been a battle at Ururo with it has gathered about the affairs several deaths The town is a tin of John Maragon Maragon is a mining center talkative normally Gunfights also were reported at Washington who suddenly turned Cochamba and Santa Cruz silent yesterday when the commit- j The government sent a message tee sought to question him about to congress saying the ministry of a lot of matters- government interior' which exer- the country's police powers Maragon Bank Accounts w ill make a full report to the legis- include a They testimony by auue committee investigator that Maragon made deposits of $11960861 in checking accounts over a five-yeperiod Maragon had previously sworn at a hearing behind closed doors j that his income over the same period totalled only around $30000 NEW YORK Aug 27 (AP) — Senator Mundt D called it 'a clear cut case of perjury" Rep Franklin D Roosevelt Jr i Y and Suzanne Perrin But Maragon asserted his constitutional right at yesterday's session blonde New York socialite oband refused to dBetttss trie matter tained a marriage license yesterHe did so on the ground it might day No wedding date has been made public tend to incriminate him Roosevelt son of the Maragon became a little more talkative after he got away from late president and Miss Perrin 28 the capitol previously have said the ceremony He called newspaper offices last was expected to be some time late night to take exception to some Of this month Their engagement was the things said about him by other j announced July 29 witnesses Roosevelt and the former Ethel Dr Henry F Grady for example Du Pont Were divorced last May sent the committee a memorandum saying that when he headed jm American mission to Greece he sent Maragon home three days after he arrived in Athens to Jojin the mission "Evta If I had not received instructions to send him back to Washington I would have done so because he was making himself INDIANAPOLIS nuisance" said Grady Aug 27 Said Maragon several hours after (AP) — Indianapolis scene of the Grady memo was read at the the first national encampment of hearing: "Dr Grady's memory has the Grand Army of the Republic failed him badly" 82 years ago today rolled out the Case ef Colonel Lee welcome mat for the last gatherMaragon also was willing later ing of Union veterans to say something about another matter he was silent about in the 16 A half dozen of the surviving members of the G A R are witness chair That deait with a push in the expected for the encampment face which Col WUliam L Lee has which begins officially Sunday said he gave Maragon in Rome in Five affiliated groups with a 1945 Shortly after that episode membership of about 2500 also Lee now stationed at March air are to meet Sunday through base in California lost his brigaWednesday Two of the Civil war veterans dier general star and was rejajhV are coming by air One of them manded and sent beck ' to the United States Lee said earlier this Charley Chappel 102 of Lonf week the reduction in rank and the Beach Calif senior vice commander says he'll be proud to incident coming may have been just be the last commander " The sectogether a coincidence ond is James A Hard 108 RoAt a ny rate Maragon comchester N Y mented: Hard has said he favors an''Certainly I made no other encampment next year but complaint against General Lee" Those two incidents were all indicated he would not push the Maragon volunteered to remark matter The G A R last year about its rules and regula- j tionalists have counterattacked and recaptured three key towns just g lAf ! Towns Retaken IBk (D-G- a) ernment" S3 SI Chicago s Gd Junction SS too HMitas m 9Hpl Us Angele 99 IP WASHINGTON Aug 27 (AP) — Senator George said today that $1000-00000- 0 is the most the administration can hope for from the senate in arms aid for Atlantic pact nations WASHINGTON Aug 27 f AP) — Economy-minde- d sena- tors congratulated themselves today on a $1 400000000 slash in defense funds— "the biggest reduction in any one-bilin the history of our gov- tonight atV Sen Lucas Says Billion Is Tops For U S Help In Lower House CANTON Aug 37 (AP)— The SHMhsne y Ma£0H SO m pad Nations Air Force Slash Brings Protest The words were those of Senator who is Elmer Thomas n dollar miliguiding a tary money bill through the sen-i- t UTAH 74 dsPhoen W Pocatello V Portland period xhree Dead in Hurricane ArmsMoneyOo Hurt Loss in Millions Senate Kills 'D?a"ohn' $14 Billion In Arms Cash (D-Ar- CITY tt IT aW TJ 226 house-approv- SO mMjiiili'iiii intact and continued warm today tonight and Sunday except partly cloudy with scattered thunderstorm over south portion Sunday afternoon High both days 8 to 95 99 in Dixie Lew tonight 5 to St Southerly winds It to IS miles per 10hour Minimum relative humidity per cent Sssnty-i9hf- h Max Mir 88 M OSMha |