Show 1 !I'irS The Weather i ITT AH —Cloudy with rain la the alley and anew above 6000 fee t In the northwest portion spread-across the stale by tonight Partial clearing In the northwest Rfc uM new AtJT fl'w'fl'fl'f V portion tonight Partly cloudy over state Wednesday Ogden —Cloudy J with rain today Partial clearine tonigbt partly cloudy Wednesday High today S3 and 55 Wednesday htm Wednesday morning 35 with frost patches wm V' & ISO United Frew Taa Aueclatea Pimm Ml Year-- No sm jrm mm £ OODEN CITY UTAH Tlun4 TUESDAY EVENING 7 you Winds on Way x j Bureau Says er Floods Feared PORTLAND Ore Oct 31 (AP) — A new storm struck the battered flooded southern Oregon and northern California coasts today and the weather bureau warned the rest of the Pacific northwest to expect the blow shortly John Boettiger Plunges To Death in New York The area struck by winds that claimed four lives then floods that claimed five more still has not re covered from successive storms of the past week High water receded in most but still covered some roads Bes New Storm From Coast Winds up to 40 miles an hour were expected in the new storm from the Pacific ocean These were not expected to be particularly damaging but the (ear was that heavy rains might also sweep in With the ground already soaked flooding again could result Higher Prices For Foods Seen by US year the agriculture department said today But the department said Americans — on a per capita basis — probably will eat better in 1951 than they did either this year or last The prospect of higher prices arises from the probability that an expected increase in supplies will fail to-- keep pace with increasing consumer demand the department i said C onsumption to Moont The report predicted that per capita consumption among civilians probably will increase next year in such foods as fluid milk cheese eggs meats fresh oranges and erancfrsut ritrua i'mree 4e cream tomatoes and leafy green and yellow vegetables Consumers wm nrnmiuri s hrinf respite in rising food prices The report said the price tag at retail is "not likely to rise much more before late winter" Rut thinss will ha rlifforent spring when there is "likely to be reimorcea pressure on prices Girl Killed in Halloween Prank tXTT Halloween led last night to the death ofprank Ann Goodyear 17 Mt Vernon Miss Goodyear and six other girls and boys took a truck to a country schoolhouse intending to overturn an outdoor toilet Richard Broulik 16 who lives on a farm nearby heard someone nrawllna ahmit the tinnlkmM and drove there with a shotgun wnicn ne urea into me air Miss Goodyear and the others iumivd into their truck and mait away The truck went off the road on a curve and hit a stump over ed turning three times was killed Caves Harassing Road Workers IDAHO FALLS Oct 31 (AP) — Underground caves are proving to be unexpected hazards to workers constructing the highway leading from iciaho rails to the atomic reactor station near Areo Workmen say bulldozers several times have uncovered deep caves in OH lava rock which had been eov-arby a thin ceiling of rock over-mwith soil The caves are MM formed 'in the lava when it cooled many centuries oa tm Inclement SB- S? weather induced sTan Ogden Elks and the city tion department to cancel the three children's Halloween programs arranged for tonight But don't throw away your spooky gear — 'Tpwe event is for the same hour 1 Elmer W E Brown Blackinton and Reyn-m- m en of the Halloween program for the Mat i i W Chtyanad Oitraao Denvar CM Junrtmn Vana George VI Asks Sacrifices LONDON Oct 31 KUP — King George VI called on his people at the state opening of parliament today to make "further efforts and sacrifices" to meet the threat of a new war He also announced that the labor government intends to take Britain farther along the road to socialism by imposing permanent economic controls and nationalizing the nation's largest beet sugar industry The king's speech at the opening of a new session of parliament traditionally is written for him by the government of the day and ouUines the legislative program it will introduce The king was dressed in his majestic scarlet state robes as he addressed the assembled members of commons and lords in the house of lords chamber The galleries were jammed with peers and peeresses in their ceremonial robes and jewelled decorations Houdini Taking His Time About Talk From Grave Shaw Very Weak NEW YORK Oct 31 (UP)— Harry Houdini the most bashful ghost In modern history Expected to Die made an inconclusive appearance In the darkened office of a Fifth AYOT ST LAWRENCE Eng avenue skyscraper shortly after land Ort SI il'P) Crnrep midnight today g friend said Invited to use his spiritualist tonight and a we expect nun to go at any mopowers to wrest a message from ment" the shade of the famed magician The famous nlavwrieht who Medium Frank Decker went Into a suffered a relapse in his recovery a and moaned the letters to a skep xrom a uroKen uugn ana a Kianey tical audience of reporters and ailment was reported to be running a fever and failing fast photographers It was the first time fslnce iaay Astor a iriend visited Houdini's Halloween eve death 24 Shaw for an hour today and told i am afraid ne doesn t years ago that a medium had reporters have lonff to live — we him been used in an effort to contact the spirit of the departed to go at any moment" ssiw! pnysician ur Thomas conjurer Mentalist Joseph Dunninger Probyn has been staying at his home to whom Houdini left a secret since yesterday But the aged author would see him only message just before bis death — toaay presided over the seance and said once "Shaw eariy does not want any docthe letters Decker produced were tors " TjiHv Aafar aairi a portion of a key to toe Therearound is nothing they can do for message But he said it was not enough him nnti " to win his standing offer of 0 to the first person who brings him conclusive proof that Houdini still lives in another world "EEkBbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbI life-lon- semi-com- American Falls Mayor Succumbs AMERICAN FALLS Idaho Oct 31 (UP— Dr Newton H Farrell 63 mayor of American Falls for the past five years died in a local $10-00- saaaaaaBr-'- ' V® ' rBWSBBBBBBBBMBBBBBBBBl 83 Jif' "BaaaaasTSaSauJasTaSaf JaaUat Affleck Softball park Monroe and Fourth street parks begin rung at seven p m The city and the Elks spent a busy morning canryllmg big or ders of hot dogs punch and other eats that were to be distributed free But they'll put In a early Friday—if the man cooperates Meanwhile the weather man advised Halloweeners to wear raincoats and boots ' for any planned outings this evajggK The forecast: Cloudy with light rain this evening 71 00 03 S3 43 47 3S 34 31 38 81 3S EDITION T It ' ' ': V :' Yanks Near Manchuria In 2 Spots SEOUL Wednesday Oct II (AP) — Two fast moving ffi flF eS aaSavV U S columns crashed through aUSaal SB&TJr3sETSaaB Ob the west a U S 34th division tank column sliced within 33 road miles of the Manchurian bar der town of Slnuiju Ma Gen John H Church commanding the 24tb said he would be "very disappointed" if the division did not reach the border today ''' Aerial reports to Eighth army headquarters said the Seventh reached Pungsan 40 air miles south of the Manchurian border town of Hyesanjm Headquarters said lead mg elements of the Seventh hoped to reach that border town today Farther up the oast coast South Korean infantrymen of the capital division punched 22 mlVaa beyond occupied Songjln and entered the railroad center of Kilchu on the main coastal line leading to Sovtot Siberia Kilchu Is only 62 air miles southwest of the last big Korean port south of the Soviet Siberian border WASHINGTON Oct 31 (UP) — YfettdpteVM two communist d The atomic energy commission has visions reportedly composed mainnot produced a hydrogen bomb and of Chinese toward the indusofficials are uncertain whether the liy trial center of Hamhung slackened deadly weapon can be made miles short of that obiectire AEC Chairman Gordon Dean Hamhung Is 120 air miles to themade that statement yesterday rear of the Soar Kervans at Ktla copyrighted trrview fgy jfjg aaaw I news 5 weekly magazine News and World Report- Even If the dreaded AP Corresp- rdert Stan S win too should be manufactured American advisory da quoted there is little danger that "man ficer as an saying there waj evidence might destroy himself by atomic the Chinese had run out of mortar explosions ammunition and were pulling back This is something I wouldn't The officer said Chines worry about at the moment" he forcesadvisory apparently had only such added as they could carry with "In the first place we don't have supplies them such a weapon t Chinese communists were help"In the second place we don't the North Koreans how many know if we will have such a ing no high allied "ftetai would say weapon said captured red Korean "And in the third place it would A were attackChinese two divisions take an awful lot of them to pol- ing in northeast Korea lute the atmosphere" In Tokyo an intelligence office at Gen Douglas Mac Arthur s confirmed the capture "1 ten Chinese reds In North Korea but said the presence of organized Chinese units had not been estabU S lished definitely LONDON Oct 31 (UP) — In- - Reds Getting Hrip Ha aaid headquarters Is awaitiurmro sources saia loaay tue United States has informed Britain ing a positive statement from high that this country's share of Mar- allied field commanders The Of shall aid funds will be cut sub- fleer acknowledged that the Korean reds are getting help from somestantially American Marshall plan officials where but added that it might even hinted that European recov- be afcOSB North Korean "ghost" ery plan benefits may rnaic alto- units held in reserve during the fall gether for Britain because it has of Pyongyang the red capital made such rapid strides toward re"The continued appearance of covery since the pound was de- tanks In these dwindling forces valued a little more than a year Indicates the enemy still Is getting these supplies from serosa the ago Britain is certain to fight any Manchurian border he said cut in its allocation on grounds that On the northwest front at Lnsan such a step would start the nation Gen Paik Sun Yup commander of the Republic of Korea ROKJ On a downward trend again Second corps said be was con vinced the reds in front of nil forces are "definitely Chinese com First Leave Fatal munists" CHICAGO Oct 31 (AP) — Tor commanded the Paik 40 years Affle Ness taught in the R OK formerly Before First division Chicago schools Yesterday she World war n he trained with the asked for her first leave of ab- Japanese army in Manchuria He sence The reason: Heart trouble said the situation on the Lnsan Last night Miss Ness died of a front heart ailment Chinese? Free Parking Shell No Dummy H Bomb Remains It Goes Boom In Front oi So Does Armory In Doubt Says Vt Oct (UP) of AEC Homes Vetoed National guardsmen drilling in Chairman the armory last night RICHMOND 31 slammed a Residents whose property abuts parking meters should not be given a resetted stall In front of their home or any other concession over any other citizen This was the opinion given city commissioners today by City A£ torney Paul Thatcher who had been asked to study a suggestion that one stall be left without a meter in front of each residence and the spot be reserved for the owner or occupant of the dwelling When the city recently announced intention of erecting meters along both sides of Twenty-thir- d between Ogden and Adams residents there objected "Unjust and Unfair The residents held it would be "unjust and unfair" to place the "clocks" before their dwellings thus requiring them to pay for parking space there City Treasurer CasUe H Mur phy then suggested the reserved stau in front of each residence for his use Commissioners today did not make a decision on the proposed metering of the half block after receiving the city attorney s opin ion but referred the opinion to Murphy for his consideration Murphy reiterated that it was his opinion the residents would likely benefit and the city certain ly would if the metering extension plan Was carried out Drivers will park their cars in front of those houses all day whether or not the stalls are me tered" he said Murphy added it would stm be his recommendation to leave one unmetered stall before each house but open to anyone City attorney s opinion said in part: It is well established by the de cisions (of courts) that the owner of property abutting a public high way has no greater or different right to use of the highway in front of his property than has any other citizen "Granting of special concessions to a property owner would endanger the validity and constitutionality of our whole parking program "Certainly the owner of a residence could not claim a greater right to g reserved parking space in front of his residence than could the owners of a business house to a reserved space in front of that establishment" Bulletins shell into "dummy" a demonstration weapon and the lanyard pulled ' A temfic explosion rocked building Gaping holes appeared In walls of the armory Glass from more than 100 window panes began flying in all directions sV shower of plaster and dust descended pn the surprised trainees Along IT blocks of the I startled residents ducked city rs cover Four ran outside and found their front porches missing The projectile finally clattered to a halt In the middle of a busy intersection but did not explode the shell carried no charge in its head National Guard Commander W W Wharton ordered a full investigation to determine how the supposedly "dead projectile happened to get mixed in with ammunition issued for "dry run" drills s home-owne- Rebels Hailed In Indo-Chin- a SAIGON Indochina Oct 31 (UP) Counterattacking Fiench forces have recaptured a hilltop village just east of Laokay and halted at least temporarily a drive by the communist-leaViet Minh rebels to' take the frontier fortress to-a French military spokesman said day The French legionnaires took the village of Phonoi lVfc miles east of Laokay yesterday and were "firmly entrenched" he said The spokesman said the village overlooks Laokay s oblong concrete fort and its recapture eased the threat to the garrison and its airstrip Before the village was recaptured the communists used its vantage point to rake the fortress -with machine gun and mortar fire d Krts said 31 persons' - ' CINCINNATI were feared Oct 31 (AP) YORK Oct 31 (AP) Dewey Says Ike Still Available NEW YORK Oct 31 (AP) — Governor Thomas E Dewev aam he does not believe acceptance of a military assignment will make Gen Dwight D Eisenhower "unavailable ' for the 1953 Republican nomination for president who has renounced fu tore White Hons eently threw his bower apKy J - sc b) bead-quarte- rs Britain May Get Aid Less What About Youth Braves Death Sign Squeals on N Y Police terday and named nine policemen as grafters in a Brooklyn bookie ring It was the latest turn in the Kings county grand jury gambling probe that has shaken New York City with one revelation of police corruption after another Names Net Public The names of the accused were not marie rmhl- - Kit police wm sent on to the new reform police commissioner i nomas F Murphy The witness Charles Tomack gangling and pasty-face- d told how he was lured into the racket at the age of 16 and then piled up— a record of 10 gambling arrests half nf them Jmm dope addiction and finally bur glary ox a orugstore to get more dope Tomack started fa talk aAaa'A Man called up for sentencing on ii e auiKiar cnarge l ne be opened up uel Leibowitz vising the rackets grand Jury brushed aside the schedule and told to keep talkinc fgl -- NEW YORK Oct 31 (AP) — LONDON Oct 31 (AF)—An courtroom cleared saying unknown air liner crashed tonight in land- tall thin youth with glasses braved spectators hsd made the terrifying ing In a thick fog at London the dread "death sign" in court yesdeath sign" at Tomack airport First unronf irme re-- NEW WHaaK 90 TT Chinese communist troops have Invaded Tibet and are driving on Ita capital at Lhasa according to an from a government spokesman at New Delhi India He said the Tibetan government has asked India for "diplomatic help" Directors of United States Steel Corp today declared a special dividend of 75 cents a share en common stock in addition to a dividend of 75 cents a share Baaaaaaaaaaaatisa 51 YeUat FINAL 1 Lands on East The U s Seventh division which landed at Iwon on the east coast Sunday drove swiftly northeast sal-va- gi Elks and Ernest Shreeve city recreation director said the parks would be too soggy for the children even if the wather cleared late today If weather fat favorable Friday the parties will be held at W1 36 SS r tt si SB 31 31 SS S3 93 0-- Portland se Prove 47 Reno SBBB S3 79 North Korean defenses at widely separated points Tuesday in a concerted effort to reach the Manchurian border today or FRIARS POINT Miss Oct 31 hospital early today of a heart (AP)— With two known dead ailment crews searched today for He had been ill for a year and a hall Dr Farrell practiced here seven men missing in a violent since 1932 Mississippi river boat explosion Max Omaha 40 Phoerix MPocataUa 16 PAGES aajaaaaaaUaaaaaaU'eVyO j Baseball's major-minleagae executive committee today went on record as favoring abolition of the bonus rate Boat Crew Sought New nr(j York Sail Lak 03 San Dlaao 37 San Pran SI St Genrga R3 Seattle 74 48 Waahlniton Miami MlUord BBaaBBaaSBaaaatsBSad wounded German Troops Snag Anns Pact 7S 83 80 70 04 73 SS I ing ed 00 S 53 SO Nw Armies Smash Red Lines Through Late reports raised the toll of the rebellion—worst in the Island's history — to 28 dead and 23 Halloween Parties Postponed to Friday Night I S-hat- 10-wo- rd m L SAN JUAN Puerto Rico Oct 31 (AP)— National guard planes and infantry launched a combined strafing and ground attack today on two towns held by U nationalists who yesterday launched a revolt in 10 Puerto Rican centers Government forces opened fire from the skies and land on Jayuya miles southwest of San Juan NEW YORK Oct 31 (APV-yJo-hn Boettiger former son- - 50 and Utuado six miles northwest of w of President Roosevelt leaped to his death early today Jayuya Officers estimated 600 nationalists were holding the two from his seventh floor hotel suite points The newspaperman who married the late president s window Eight Fighter Planes Boettiger got out of bed only daughter Anna in 1935 after Eight fighter planes strafed the a White House romance dodged Payne said then wheeled sudden- two towns before the ground atpast a male nurse and jumped ly and jerked the chair from be- tack The land forces were armed through an open window at neath the nurse's feet Using the with machine guns bazookas and a m cnair to tend off the nurse Boet tanks Associates said Boettiger had tiger maneuvered himself to the Officials said communications been mentally depressed recently window and dived through with had been broken with both towns and four days ago took an over- out saying a word The paiama but a last radio message received dose of sleeping pills clad body landed on the sidewalk from Utuado said a guard and poAfter his divorce in August 1949 below lice detachment was besieged in from the president's daughter he Boet tiger's present wife the for police station there was He left two notes mer Mrs Virginia Daly Lunn of theThe rebel forces in Jayuya reone of them illegible the other Phoenix Ariz was reported en portedly were led by Juan Anaddressed to his present wife It route having been told of the tonio aide of Corretjer principal said: sleeping pill episode They were Harvard-educated Porlrn "Good night darling we love married jnov i i4 at The Hague Campos the nationalist party Alhim chief xne XNeinerianas you" for Revolt Signal Charged Desertion Lifelong Newsman At Ponce where violence yesMrs Anna Roosevelt Boettiger A lifelong newspaperman Boet now living in California charged tiger was a political reporter for terday gave the signal for the re desertion in her divorce from Boet- the Chicago Tribune when he met volt six nationalists were arrested was charged with murtiger The two had worked as a the president s daughter during a and each team in publishing newspapers in Roosevelt campaign tour dering two policemen District AtSeattle and in Phoenix Ariz After the two were married torney Antonio Garcia aaid a ran Custody of their only child John Boettiger became publisher of the tared nationalist confessed a full a Hearst scale revolt was scheduled for the Boettiger Jr was awarded to her Seattle She had two other children Elea- paper Anna worked as an editor eve of the Nov 4 registration for nor tSistie) and Curtis (Buzzie) and columnist on the paper Boet- fMtete on the new constitution Dall by a former marriage to New tiger left the P-- I during the war which the nationalists oppose York investment banker Curtis to serve in the American military rational guard officers estimated the strength of those operating Dall government as a lieutenant colonel that For the last year Boettiger has Later the couple moved to Phoe- unaer nationalist leadership was been partner in a Park avenue nix where they bought the Phoe- from 1500 to 2000 armed toen relations firm nix Shopping News and turned it public ipres- into a daily under the name of l nomas swanson the firmsuffered said had ident Arizona Times The couple put an Boettiger Si nervous breakdown a week ago estimated $580000 into the venture He had since been under the care in an effort to make it a Demoof a male nurse Joseph Payne at cratic rallying point The project his suite in Manhattan's Hotel Wey-li- n was not successful however and personal differences intervened Mrs Anna Roosevelt Boettiger Wanted Fresh Air WASHINGTON Oct SI rtTFM characterized the death as "one of Payne said that about three- - those terrible and sad things Even ProsDects anrjeared dim far At m today Boettiger com- though there's a divorce I feel lantic pact defense leaders reach thirty a of restlessness and the very deeply" plained ing a compromise today that would nurse gave him a sedative Later Boettiger's present wife heard permit immediate arming of Ger on Boettiger awakened said he of her husband's death when she man troops lor use in western Eurwanted fresh air and asked that arrived at Laguardia airport from ope's defenses a window be opened the west coast at noon ihe defense ministers were pesInformed of her husband's death simistic about a possible agreePayne said he opened the window then seated himself on a Mrs Boettiger screamed "Oh no ment as they went into their third chair with his feet on another Oh no" She almost slumped to day of deliberations chair and his body blocking the the ground French sources saw no possibility Of French Defense Minister Jules Moch backing down rne united States has advocated arming German divisions at once ni King Miss Goodyear Serrlea AP Im vtca KWA 81 MS Big Uprising er WASHINGTON Oct 31 (UP) — Retail food prices may rise to an all-tihigh by the middle of next f"W 91 - 4 S3 Atlanta Red Goal in Drive on Tibet six-twen- ty -- MT VERNfll Dead 22 Wounded in 28 I Mm 1 in-la- Headwater streams that had driven 8000 people from homes over the week end were receding almost as fast as they had swirled out of Some communities their banks were still isolated behind flooded roads and broken or unsafe bridges Many families in rural southern Oregon were marooned a third day An 1950 s u f so Registration places throughout county remain open until nine tonight Today is the last opportunity voters will have to sign up Those in doubt as to where to register may check the list and map of registration places by districts which apor peared on page 7 of yesterday's Standard-Examintelephone County Clerk Lawrence M Malan who with members of his staff will be on duty at his office to answer any questions until the registration places close The telephone numbers are 5711 or 5716 Malan said that a check of several registration places indicated voters were responding to appeals and that registration today was "heavy" Several registration agents have appeared at the clerk's office to obtain new registration books as their supplies ran out he said OCTOBER 31 ur w VWe ni nv M vVlaVa -- Storm Hits You Still Can Register for Planes Bomb Election-Un- til California 9 Tonight Rebels in still have time to register for the November And Oregon general election if have not already done Puerto Rico Weber will You n a sh niperatursj far th Ttmptmlum at ttvtn a m today) t This Is a gesture Imported from Europe — a finger knuckle bitten and pointed toward the witness Wt has frozen many men and women into complete silence in the middle of their testimony But Tomack kept on naming nine out of 13 policemen who were paraded before him in private asa those who tagged him for "stand-tbook-ing- s arrests" — to make the police look good aeninr American advisor to the ROK Second corps Colonel r rank w GUlett of uincinnau was asked by AP Correspondent Jack MarRpth whether organized Chi nese units had entered the fight ing- - tie commeniea: "I don't care what you call them Thev are a different kind of people They fight only at night and they good at It m ey wear sanaais of rubber soles worn oy Koreans! and they are and equipped ' Mistaken for Squirrel Shot PEORIA 111 Oct tl CAP) — Peoria man was in serious condition today from a bullet wound In the head because be was mistaken for a squirrel by his tether-in-laThe minting mishap occurred Habit Cured Drug on a farm near Carthage Sunday Tomack who said he has cured 111 R F Bracken 35 of Peoria senhis drug habit in Jail awaiting histether -la w Archietuart of tence said his boss was Mike Hackmeyer a Brooklyn bookie Thestoir'reteted by Bracken s with a 50 arrest record who is free under $50000 bail as a material wife kjsawy Is that Bracken spied witness several squirrels in a tail tree Ait-e- r Tomack said Hackroeyer's weekwaiting some time for a toshot he 0 ly profit after all payoffs was the tree hoping flush His exto $3000 weekly Tomack said were about As Bracken worked penses $2500 a week for the plainclothes his way among upper branches of police $711 a month for each tele- the tree Stuart caught flat flttct phone and an occasional $10 for sunlight on what be thought the cop on the beat A corner was a red squirrel He fired hit- himself paid up to ting Bracken near the base of A pre-arrang- w $2-00- rod-hair- ed boklTkJ jr aarull f I t |