Show rriJP‘ f " - ? ? J Temperatures The Weather UTAH — Generally ' fair cooler low 30-4high 70-8OGDEN — Fair low 38-4- 3 0 0 84th Year No OGDEN CITY 1T4 I ' - "s ' 'i ' ' ' ' V i ' i " FRIDAY EVENING UTAH p ' ' ' s 52 Chicago Lax Vegas 75 92 I False Air Raid Alert Exposed Much Confusion in Our Defenses 'Engineer Rules 28-year-o- ld the ! Sab rnn UWett Yellit 44 4 94 52 41 49 42 52 32 41 5 Cents ran Ls)U dollar Basin Project was re jected by the state engineef multi-millio- n Wej-he- r today Joseph M Tracy state eng neer said the Salt Lake Cit claims were rejected because they “would interfere with ja more beneficial use of the water would prove detrimental to the public welfare and would impa ” existing rights E R Christensen attorney fjr Salt Lake City said the decision will be submitted to the board j i Section of Weber River Closed Forever m°r ot They will decide he said whether an appe il from the ruling will be made n District Court The long drawn-ou- t water rights case began in March 1927 when Salt Lake-Cit- y made two tilings for Weber River water to be diverted at the mouth of the river "One filing was for feet the other for Utahns Find Lost Plane With 5 Dead s i 300-seco- nd 65-seco- feet said yesterday's alert apparently originated at McChord Air Force plosion Base near Tacoma but didn’t reach defense officials in that state Goodwin made the statement at all during a survival town tour by Adm B G Lake the official newsmen and Civil Defense offisaid he assumed the warning was cials today after conferring with not relayed within the state beofficial damage survey teams cause the observer at McChord which have been appraising since “acted wisely” in holding up the message for a recheck The alert yesterday the havoc wrought by was relayed however to Cali-- 1 the detonation of a nuclear device fornia civilian observers and it half again as powerful as the and that shattered Hiroshiproduced some confused results ma and Nagasaki Hamilton Air Force Base north He said all residents of Main of San Francisco sent the varn-!B- y would have received a Street XnE ASSOCIATED PRESS of radiation dose lethal mg to the Alameda Countv (Oak- The na10ns '“° stnkes hich im-- 1 Even - without that lingering land) sheriffs office seemed further from settlement death everyone within one mile mediately broadcast was site Dam The water RiVer a above Weber few the off the hundred feet These large earth-mover- s Wanship yesterday pinched tower where the “Attention all points and all today after a striking railroad of the 500-fodiverted thrpugh a tunnel 800 feet long and 12 feet in diameter After the dam is completed this tunnel will contain the outlet works stations: Set condition yellow carman was shot to death and detonation took place probably for the large reservoir — one of the major phases in the mammoth Weber Basin Project A ceremony was conducted in conjunction ' This is not test” The message the ma Kn0JtviIle jssued would have been killed by flying with the earth moving yesterday by the Weber Basin Water Conservancy District was repeated many times or falling debris he said Yellow alert means an attack s°°t 1° kill orders to a special Ear Drums is expected a red alert means (Police squad assigned to prevent Ruptured Farther out from ground rero attack imminent violence at a struck telephone the primary injuries would have A San Francisco operator of companv-property been ruptured ear drums he lj£ the citv s alert system heard the Four of employes said caused by the terrific force went the broadcast but through a & Nashville Rail-th-e of the explosion which creates the Louisville of ? routine checking procedure A '4V of such a warn- - road were arrested last night a virtual vacuum in the air authenticity Ai "v Evidence was everywhere that ing By the time he had checked after Charles E Wright a strik-l- t "" survival was possible outside that out the all clear had sounded w'orker- - was 'ou"d shot on?-mil- e ' j Several cities vest of Oklahoma1"8 ring for families living through the head near his in the right kind of house with alert broadcast the also yellow I $ But in other cities in Utah Okla- - wrecked car near Mount Pleas-hom- a the right kind of shelters to duck s WASATCH (AP) — Hidden by ' & f v vs- !V! into at the first alert of an enA Arkansas Missouri Kan- - ant Tenn snow for almost two months an attack a sas Texas and Lonisiana only s'heri said one emy Jack Their chances for survival airplane and i(s five dead occuwhite alert (military emergency) v Atsgpa'w R V Brindley of would depend not so much on he four fouind to went a on were mountain units pants military Many radio and teleision sta- - Nashville signed a statement that how far they were from the cenmeadow near here yesterday on tions went off the air and some he shot Wright The four men ter of a nuclear explosion-aThe plane a Beechcraft on its the of home lived in type they started Conelrad —a series of charged with carrying concealed m rm aWA i a a i ti a4a aa v way from Chicago to Areata Two of three dwellings reduoed weapons said they had been rid- to rubble were of frame conCalif was found by two sheeping in an L&N truck which also struction the third of brick All men seven miles- - west of here ' 'ft' three were about a mile from the was wrecked and aboilt 18 miles from Evanatomic tower that itself was vaNevada no alert was given In Wonk of the shooting broke ston Wyo The pair was Bill porized by the explosion because the entire staff of top a mediation UP Sorenson and Pete Mower The seven damaged houses that ”asbmgton officials in the state civil defense y be quicklyrepaired were could was at Las Vegas for j sion seekinstflxidJQ the They were herding sheep into concrete or reinforced block of Colono test atom mb ZPw came ' strike Bitter statements "A yesterday’s the area when they came across were only 4700 Two design to the failed rado get entirely from both sides each blaming feet from the wreckage which was scatground zero "TnTdaho the Boise' Fillet Cen- - ‘han n0h" r£" tered over a large patch of The explosion yesterday of a '‘iol'"ce- aj device more than half nuclear ground ®"1- short time before? “We again as potent as the 1945 bomb Positive identification was made far-reachi- of commissioners j At a public hearing here In February Francis M Warnick engineer for the Bureau of Reclamation said the Salt Lake City claims would definitely interfere with the huge Weber j Basin Project if allowed The original claims were re- "on-strikin- ? i ' ip ‘ ' s 1 e ict protests were filed to the Silt Lake City claims in addition to 55 filed in 1928 The decision announced py ! ses-progra- m 54-da- ’x- by Sheriff Frank L Narramore of Uinta County Wyo for: Robert J Willis 38ryear-ol- d Chicago plywood broker5 and owmer of son the plane his! 37 Dott Jacques pilot George Wauconda 111 and Harry W Gindelle a Pittsburgh plywood man A fifth body presumably of Harry Knutson! San Francisco and Costa Rica (lumberman also was in the wreckage The plane wept down March 9 on its way from Rock Springs Wyo to Salt Lajce City’in rugged ’ ”Sj35 r: s 4 “ A X ku cluded Salt Lake City had proposed to convey water from the river by a canal and pipe line for general and domestic purposes in Salt Lake City and vicinity J At the February hearing claimed that several filings junior to those of Salt Lake wgre later approved Chtis-tense- n j j Some Radioactive Fallout Hit Utah j w SALT LAKE CITY (UP Small amounts of radioactive fallout from the latest atomic blast in Nevada were measured jby University of Utah scientists today C N Stover contact man for the Atomic Energy Commission at the university said flie fallout began over Salt Lake City and surrounding areas about 2:30 am However Stover said there is nothing to worry about The total dose he said would be only about one-tent-h of' that received during a chest - ft X-ra- y hotel Three hundred thousand bouquets were hurled to and fro during the battle which was fought with the laid of most of the movie stars attending the Cannes Film Festival In addition to Miss Kelly they included Esther Williams and Van Johnson s g filter center personnel a settlementSeveral stations went off the "ard air in Los Angeles for about “Shoot to Kill” seven minutes and in Sacra-- j Knoxville that annihilated Hiroshima rocked and echoed over the Yucca Flat - desert and was seen in six West- ern states Demp-ment- o Mayor George But none of the 2000 civilian Calif 1 000 People twk sters shoot t0 kiir order to and military observers — some CaPc°l machine gun and tear gas-- as close as 3100 yards to the In San Mateo jF police squad followed tower base — was injured suburb of 55 000 school children that wrecked There was no lingering radiaexplosions went through a" alr Jald Co telephone tion and scientists said the atomBell Southwestern failed but the city s sirens cable distributil)n boxes in the ic cloud that was blown north toward central Canada was harm-les- s Th'r Contbienuf6 Air Defense v Command in Colorado Springs of officials Communictions the Al“c Yu“““ulll'l“V1a and Air Force headquarters in a D C said Washington have denied union responsibility an radar ataton sounded an for damag to a arm hat a"‘: '‘f? Phone idespread and installations in cles planes were approaching over the Alabama Tennessee and MissisPacific strike sippi during the A dispute over health and welfare benefits resulted in the strike against the L&N and its subsidiaries in 14 states Wage differentials arbitration and no strike clause are involved By C0MBIED AP AND UP a Ai n fpnp in the Southwestern Bell strike e in WASHINGTON — Surgeon Gen a new contract over Command said Leonard Scheele today announced The Canadian alert was heard Vaccine Strike Averted a temporary halt in the release immediately and officials at Me- any more Salk polio vaccine Government mediators an- - of hut emphasized his ow'n confi""“"ced full settlement early of a strike against Parke dence in the product The surgeon general insisted Davis & Co at Detroit Terms were not disclosed The firm is that the vaccine is not “under ules one of the major producers of suspicion” and said the inoculations should proceed with suppolio vaccine CIO Auto The plies already cleared United Workers ' The cutoff in government dear- made public estimated cost fig urcs on the guaranteed annual iarce °f any additional batches of vaccine is effective Scheele wage they demand from the auto-j- ? said until recommendations come in mobile industry ou a conference of The Auto Workers are asking medical scientists now going on 10 set The State Ford and Ge"er?1 k0°Fs BOISE (AP) here 10 funda flna"" Health Department announced u" He said the scientists may preannual Euaranteed wage by child scribe today that another Idaho some “conditions” for go4 per cent vaccin- e- P?nt contributions of received on with vaccinations He said ing base payroll over a period had a Jerome boy too the Public Health Service He been stricken with polio will decide soon whether it must was Uda Callen of Jerome Idamake its own safety checks on ho’s 11th vaccination case all of the product w The department said the boy lion dollars for Ford ith 140000 In New York the National and 33o received his initial shot April 19 hourly paid workers Foundation for Infantile Parals and his illness was diagnosed at PI1 10n dollars for GM with said would it have to await ysis PresenHy draw further word home and his condition was from to Washington 10 an hour reported as “good” before it could determine what made The public by proposal The 11 children are among effect the of vaccine more than 32000 first and sec- - "fHej Reuther UAU president would havewithholding on its of e program ond graders inoculated with vac- - ca“s f°r payment of the guaran-cin- free inoculations for school from the Cutter Laborator- - eed "age from both reserve children ies which has been withdrawn fund and regular operating funds untd the reserve funds have been from use Two U S Public Health pe-- built up to the equivalent of 20 INDEX cialists announced following their Per eent of the base payroll contracts with Ford investigation of the first 10 cases- andPresent Stewart Alsop fiA GM next month expire evidence that the “points strongDr William 11 A Brady ly to the vaccine as the cause rAfe llTefiZnJiTninT" Canadi-mountai- n Holds Up Polio Vaccine U S Cx Life Changed For Kin of i The City Council yesterday was given a gloomy picture of space shortages in Municipal Building as it again considered what to do about overcrowding in city jail cells City Manager E J Allison dropped a hint however that he could handle the jail problem if the Council would help out He went on from there ti de- scribe other space troubles exist-- arra cmen ing in the police health land The city manager then dejuvenile detention floors of the clared the city’s pressing need is building a new building for prisoners Cites Two Conditions which house also the city He reiterated that two condi- - health might department tions have brought on the housHe said if he could move the ing problem for prisoners: The health department out of Municcity has been obliged to stop al- ipal Building the county sheriff’s lowing two days off for every could take those day a prisoner works and drunks department and quarters police could exare staying behind the bars longto space now offices their pand er under a policy of handing and his the sheriff occupied by oi t progressiyely heavier penal- crew ities for repeaters The health is ter- The result is that we are ribly crowded” department Mr Allison said forced to care for more and more “Under present conditions we prisoners and the problem is couldn’t possibly operate joint serious” Mr! Allison said Today fahealth there were 47 prisoners in the cilities” (The city department is now studycity jail The place has accom- ing a renewed request for a modations for 32 On weekends merger of the health services) the number has been hitting the He said the juvenile court is also operating under crowded and that efforts Mayor Raymond S Wright conditions asked whether a prison farm was should be made to take that acthe answer? He said he would be tivity away from Municipal Buildin favor of having the city pre- ing “There are two buildings that pare one if this were possible But Mr Allison said it would could serve our needs if we be extremely doubtful that Ogj-- j could get them” the city man-de- n could operate one success- - ager said He named the Weber fully “Even cities of 200JD00 have College vocational building on a hard time making prispn farms the lower campus and the Utah pay their w ay A real problem is National Guard Armory 23rd how to get one built and main-- 1 Street anJ Ogden Avenue tained before realizing any reThe aspect that must he kept turn from the farm We definitely in mind however is that the city don’t have this kind of money” doesn’t have the money to acRecommends Paroles has quire them he added-“OgdeThen he explained he has in- no problems that money can’t structed the chief of police to solve” he said “but we simply recommend to him for p&rolethe don’t have the money and there names of prisoners w ho ‘‘are put- doesn’t appear any prospects that we will very soon” ting in a real day’s work” “I plan to hand these names He said the city is having all to the parole board and well it can do to maintain its present we’ll just have to see what action properties and services Mayor the parole board will take then” Wright suggested the Council The board is composed' of City give these problems serious study Council members j “because the day has arrived The Council gave no indication when got to do something of what it would do under about them” ’ 1 city-count- y 60-mar- i - v for the Wanship Utah Construction Co crews have started the thousands of tons of Dam The mountains will be joined by the project which will hold water back for irrigation and culinary use later in the seasons The strip down the center of the picture will be the center of the dam In the circle is the point where the Weber River was diverted through a tunnel yesterday earth-movin- Plane Tips Duke Unhurt The Duke of Windsor and 44 other passengers abroad a British airliner escaped injury today when the undercarriage of the plane collapsed after landing in Paris on j a flight from London The airliner (toppled oyer onto its right ving tip and crunched a propeller when a wheel buckled The American-bor- n Duchess of Windsor for bose love the duke abdicated- the British throne was not aboard The duke was Returning from a private visit to Britain The duchess seldom accompanies him there She Ijas never been received at courf by the royal family Grace Kelly j Oscar-- inning star of “The’ Country Girl” w as a casualty at yesterday’s battle of flowers in Cannes France A flying carnation hit her in the eye as she prode in a carriage She had t6 return to her & Dam Will Join Mountains frames in News Diversion and use of the water under said applications would interfere "with existing rights and the proposed project under said applications is economically infeasible” he con- v "ts ft j ' t j Tracy today found: That “the comprehensive development under the Weber Basin Project and the Provo Rivjer country It disappeared Project will fully utilitze all of within hours of the crash of an the surplus and unappropriated Air Force B25 An extensive ' water of the Weber River ajid search for the two planes covI its tributaries t most ered of Utah The B25 was “That the comprehensive de found on Mt ’J’impanogos four under the )Veber velopment later its five passengers Basin and Provo River Projects days dead The search for the Beech-crais the most beneficial use of sjjic was called off March 21! water of the Weber River anc At one time a $4000 reward its tributaries was posted for discovery of the Public’s Best Interest Beechcraft by the Areata Plywood “That the Weber Basin' ProjCorp which Willis repreect and Provo River Project will sented and other affiliated lum- serve the best interests of the W and” plywood firms Ft was ” the reward still j believed $1000 public said Salt the of Tracy approval Lake City’s applications woiild “materially interfere” - with the two projects - He added they would also interfere with g contract entered into by thT federal government Bureau of Reclamation Provo River Water Users Assn Weber River Water Users Assn and Utah Powfr apd Light Co for exchange of Weber River winter power water in connection with the Provo River I fs e V from filing on Aug 25 1924 with the approval of former Gov Charles W Mabey Held in Error Salt Lake City appealed to District Court at Ogden The state engineer's rejection was held n error in a minute entry mkde by District Judge Lester A Wade dn March 3 1938 No formal judgment was made at that time On Jan 17 1955 Second D Judge Parley E Norseth sent the case back to the state engineer for further proceedings A public hearing was held Feb 21r 1955 At that time 42 new Project “ g -- N jected on Jan 31 1928 by1 then-statengineer George M Bacqn on grounds that the waters df Weber River had been withdraw - SURVIVAL CITY Nev (UP) — Harold Goodwin atomic test chief of the Civil -- SALT LAKE CITY (UP)— A claim by Sal Lake City to water from the Weber River which oppo nents claimed would imperi X 55 Minneapolis New York SAlt Leke Defense Administration said today that falling debris and radiation would have killed SAN FRANCISCO (AP)—Repercussions of a false yellow alert residents of Survival that threw 11 Western states into varying stages of preparation for all Town within one mile of yesan enemy air raid were still being felt today At Olympia Wash the state assistant director of civil defense terday’s powerful atomic ex- By KEITH WALLENTINE ?! Max Min By MURRAY 5L MOLER Would Imperil! Basin Project i! Anrl iod’vdvsiD TT©wot Weber Water s 44 34 49 Lo 2 Sections m Claim to l BoUe 77 74 47 vnwt'rv Z I i 47 23 Pages 1955 MAY 6 S LC Loses i j S® Butte ' high 76 Max Mlh! Ofden Blllinr : k j J n e i p i Davy Crockett DALLAS (AP) — Life just isn’t the same for David Crockof the “King ett of the wild frontier” Tiny children now gang up on him when he comes home “You Davy Crockett really?” they ask “Sure am” he answers '“Sing the song” they chant “I try” said the drug company accountant “And it seems to make themhappy” Adults and older children who ring his telephone off the hook want to know if he really is related to bear-kille- r great-grandso- n Crockett 54-da- born at Grandbury near the farm where Davy’s widow Elizabeth Crockett is buried He said the first famed Davy Crockett had a “rather long face with a prominent pointed chin I think I look a little bit like him” There’s one thing that is a little bit trying for Dallas’ s when he’s inDavy to troduced someone and he tells his name they say “Who are you kidding?” Then he has to explain Off-time- Thinks Ike Will Run NEW YORK (AP) — Idaho Robert E Smylie says the people in his state are confident President Eisenhower will seek Gov reelection “None of my people give any serious consideration to the possibility of Ike not running — they it” he said y Temporarily ’ j j j to-da- y ! 11th Child Gets Polio j Idaho - j top-lev- el com-wh- o j He is And right proud of it although life has gotten more hectic since those TV shows and that song “The Ballad of Davy Crockett” Crockett is the son of Ash- ley Wilson Crockett the original Davy’s grandson Ashley was the son of Davy’s boy Robert Patton Crockett Davy Crockett of Dallas was can’t conceive of J° "'J anti-poli- o 325-hi- i j Big Atomic Blast Didn't Hurt $500 Bathroom Shelter SURVIVAL CITY (AP) — A bathroom shelter that stood up to the mighty blow impressed most observers It’s a concrete walled shelter costing $500 and people in it would have come through unscathed Harold L Goodwin test director of the Federal Civil Defense Administration believe ' Comics Community Pages Dr Crane Editorial Page Gallup Poll Maj Nial 4B 5B 2B 3B 11A 6A 6A 6A 7B 6A 5B 14A 6B 6A 7B Obituaries Drew Pearson Radio-TPrograms 12 A' 13 A Sports Theater Page 10 20 and 50 Years Ago Vital Statistics 12A Al Warden 1QA 11A Womens Pages V |