Show it' MONDAY EVENINGMAY 23 W y THE OGDEN (UTAH) 195b The Nation Today I fciil- 3A STANDARD-EXAMINE- R Western Truck Strike Grows General Tieup Is Expected f r lice Aslcs More Opportunity for Handicapped WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi at Asheville for 24 years dent Eisenhower said today a free society must extend oppo- rtunity to the physically handi- capped to make use of their tal ents just as it must use the of all its oth- - National y W'4 & tal-en- ts er citizens ' n NCWS Addressing his Committee on Employment of the Physically Mr Handicapped Eisenhower said the ‘hallmark of a free is that it distributes opportunity whereas a regimented state only “distributes deficits” Mr Eisenhower presented a trophy to Judge Sam M Cathey of Asheville N C chosen by the committee as “the handicapped man of the year” Cathey who is blind is board chairman of North Carolina’s State Commission for the Blind Now 61 he has been city judge so-cie- ! -- S RICHMOND Va (AP)— Twenty-f- holds back 188000 acre-fee- t of persons died by violent water and is expected to get at means in Virginia Saturday and least 20000 acre-fee- t more to yesterday It was one of the assure water for fanners of the bloodiest two-da- y periods in the drought-strickevalley state’s history Sixteen perished 43 Return Snowbound in auto accidents three children were burned to death There PHItLIPSBURG Kan (AP)— were two fatal shootings and Forty-thre- e Phillipsburg High three died in plane crashes School seniors are back home after being snowbound for 36 hours Colorado on a chartered bus in Hurries Breaks Window exercises postCHARLOTTE N C (AP)— trip Graduation while the seniors were poned Albert Freeman of Charlotte were held Saturday made a dash for the marquee of missing our t ty department store yesterday when it began to rain He could not stop in time and when his feet came in contact with the tile under the marquee he fell flat on his back sliding through a plate glass door a Colo night Seeks to Cut Relief CHICAGO (AP)— Applicants for relief will have to present affidavits proving they have applied for work at six or more Welfare Commissioner places Alvin E Rose announced today city has 30000 relief cases The The and hopes to cut it by at least 0 per cent Storm Fills Dam CADDOA LOS ANGELES (UP) — Tension grew today in the Western states as trucking industry leaders indicated a “crisis point” in a general truck tieup could be expected before tonight Industry leaders have called on all Western for-hir- e trucking firms to shut down operations in retaliation for a strike by John Martin Dam plugging the Arkansas river here 55 miles from the Kansas line was empty a week ago After a deluge it now Killed in Virginia 24 " (AP) Works Wins Scholarship 111 Sellout! 50x70 summer weight beach ’n picnic blanket for only C CALUMET CITY (AP)— oan Foley worked as a tray girl in a hospital short order cook in a cafe and baby sitter all through ligh school in addition to help-- : ng her mother around the house ler industriousness won recognition — and a $4000 scholarship — from the Erie Railroad which employs her father John as a icket clerk She has elected to study engineering at the University of Idaho AFL Teamsters against three major long-hau-l carriers “We expect almost complete cooperation by truck companies gon Washington Utah Idaho and in the industry’s decision to shut Arizona scaling down to lesser down operations” one industry percentages in the other Western “The gradual states spokesman said shutdown should be nearly comIndustry estimates placed the plete by tonight” number of drivers dock and office workers involved in the disDispute Only truckers whose contracts pute over wages at 150000 but had expired were involved in the the teamsters challenged the fig0 dispute which be- ure saying It was less than gan last Thursday according to In Salt Lake City Louis H Jimmie Massie 4 is a happy young man thanks to the Phila- the California Trucking Assn Callister a lawyer for Idaho and now CTA warned But the nearly Utah trucklines delphia Chamber of Commerce The youngster a polio convaheld out no hope lescent of Los Angeles recently asked the chamber through his 95 per cent may be hit a to the tie-uend for He quick A CTA spokesman said as of father Thomas Massie for a good fresh pretzel from Philadelphia insaid a main of friction alpoint yesterday the shutdown was It arrived May 20 weighing 35 pounds volved or transfer of elimination ready 95 per cent effective in Ore- new truck terminals or breaking points Timely Rain 40 BUFFALO N Y (UP)— Rain helped save the life of Dorothy Prell Her aunt Mrs Helen Weber sought Miss Prell to tell her that her washing on the line was AT getting soaked and found the LAKE TAHOE TOO POPLAR Wis (AP) — After In the school yard a World oung woman near death from (HIGHWAY 50) Miss monoxide fumes carbon 10 years of community effort War II P38 fighter plane — a JUNE 17 1955 Prell was revived Poplar has opened a proper Lockheed Lightning of the type memorial to its most famous in which Bong flew to fame — Steel son and the nation’s ace of aces stands on tall steel pylons at a attack angle Maj Richard Ira Bong Scaffolding Gen George Kenney top air Dedicated at a simple but im1 World War II in commander RENT piessive ceremony yesterday was the Pacific cl told some 3000 pera $115000 sons at the ceremony that Bong addition to the town’s will hold the title of ace of American aces “for all time” He elementary school In one of its rooms are dis- added: “With the weapons that man played more than 40 medals ribbons citations and badges — possesses today no war of the topped by the medal of honor — future will last long enough for earned by Bong during a military any pilot to run up a score of career in which he shot down at 40 victories again” least 40 Japanese aircraft Died In 1945 Crash 1 Bong died in a jet plane accident near Burbank Calif Aug 6 1945— the day the first atomic bomb exploded over Hiroshima t in Well Far-Reachin- He Wanted a Pretzel WASHINGTON (UP)— A Baltimore & Ohio passenger train crashed into the rear of a waiting parlor car section at Union station yesterday derailing three cars and injuring more than 20 none seriously 4000 View Craters CRATERS OF THE MOON — Idaho (UP) The annual opening He Downed "A WEEK! 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