Show The Weather j Temperatures OGDEN — Partly cloudy to cloudy High today 95 Monday 85 Low tonight 60 - UTAH — Cooler northwest to-- i night and tomorrow Cloudy Orden Billings Boise with thundershowers 84th Year No 186 OGDEN CITY Prisoners Refuse to Free Hostages 2 Guards Fired COMBINED AP AND UP RAWLINS Wyo— Eighty convicts who rioted at the last night Wyoming State Prison won their major-poiwhen Warden Deane Miller announced that two hated nt guards had been fired But the convicts still refused to release one of their three hostage guards although he was sick And they would not agree to allow Gov Milward Simpson into the cell block The governor arrived by plane last night to make a personal effort to quell the riot He immediately called up 20 ' National Guardsmen in the area and added to the armed cordon around the beleaguered cel block But he gave no indication that he intended to force the issue and risk bloodshed Took Control The prisoners seized and held three guards and took control of a new cell block in an outbreak of armed violence yesterday morning I - J! il 1 They said they had no complaints about Miller’s handling of the prison which is only a short distance north of this southwestern Wyoming railroad city’s business district One of the rioters Albert Olef-f- e 23 serving 5 to 10 years for burglary told the warden: “I don’t think there are any murderers in here but if any more tear gas is set off you can bet these guards will be very - nearly killed” Although the convicts have Only man known to have been control of the kitchen1 the wardinjured was L F Reeves 56 en said their food supplies were guard who was cut on the hand by a knife carried by a prisoner limited as he broke away from the rioters The convicts demand included and fled to safety food improved medical Rushed here in a Wyoming Na- better tional Guard plane from Cody care and better recreation facilwhere he was vacationing Simp- ities They also charged there is son was rebuffed in his first at- illegal trading between guards tempt to establish a common and certain favored convicts ground with the mutinous conThe prison’s guard force was victs and The governor told that one of doubled after the riot began Rawat Guard unit National the the guards held hostage was ill and in need of medical treat- lins was alerted for possible duty ment spoke by telephone with Before the second conference the warden said Norman Hodges one of four with the rioters to he intended any legiti“grant He x spokesmen for the rioters mate demands” asked that the convicts release at the secthe guard Tom Kendall 56 “as ondHe told the convicts meeting that if he found a gesture of sincerity” their complaints of brutality by two guards true he Appeal the Rejected a them would signed statebring Hodges said the other convicts ment that men be diswould the flatly rejected Simpson’s appeal missed and elected to hold Kendall with the two other hostages Ted Charters 50 and Leo Hartshorn 64 The nature of Kendall’s ailment is not known Earlier Warden Miller had told Hodges during one of many telethe phone conversations Reform and Charities Board of had fired cell block Capt Ben Reeves and guard Bill Coppenger against whom the convicts vented WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen months of suppressed fupr with said yestertheir impromptu insurrection yes- Magnuson President Eisenhower that day terday morning The riot began about 9:30 am can win congressional approval and numerous panes of glass in of an “if the cell block were smashed he’ll accept the proposal ship off ered Guards fired tear gas and the mutineers' grew quiet However by Democrats”chairman of the Magnuson they threatened harm to the hos- Senate Commerce Committee tages if tear gas was used again said he expects this group to apThey were armed with butcher for the nuclear-powere- d knives taken from the prison prove legislation vessel at a session kitchen plus knives of their own devising pieces of horse shoes Wednesday “This will not be the showboat and other weapons first asked” Magthe Warden Miller who was ab- nusonPresident will be an oceansaid “It sent from the penitentiary when can carry prototype going the began re- actual cargo andthat some provide turned soon afterward He held worth while experience two meetings with spokesmen for would be competing with “It the rioting prisoners— estimated other merchant ships rather than at about 75 of the 275 inmates being something to look at” No Reprisals Eisenhower proposed a “peace The warden arranged a third ship” driven by atomic power last and containing exhibits of what meeting with the rioters-focan do in such evening In the hearing of the atomic asenergy and agriculmedicine fields connewsmen Miller told the would cruise to said He ture it victs spokesmen that if the riot how nuclear show energy can is ended he promised there standards raise living would be no reprisals “as long as Eisenhower’s proposal was deI am warden” He listened to a number of feated in the Senate June 28 by vote that followed party grievances recited by the con- a victs Most of their complaints lines except for Sen Thurmond who voted with the loswere aimed at the two guards who were later fired Republicans ing w-er- e Demos toOffer that Own Proposal On Peace Ship (D-Was- atomic-powere- h) d x disturbance r -- 42-4- 1 (D-N- Names in the News Jig's Up for Benny He's Grandpop The jig is up for Jack Benny He became a grandfather ye- sterday The famed comedian has been telling his audiences for years that he is only 39 years old Now that he’s a grandfather he’ll have to jack up the figure: Joan Benny Baker adopted daughter of Benny and his wife' Mary Livingstone gave birth to a boy at Mount Sinai Hospital in New York She is the wife of Seth Baker a New York stock broker The new grandparents arrived from Hollywood a week ago to be with Joan for the birth Maureen O’Hara went to Domestic Relations Court in Los Angeles ready to do legal battle with her former husband He wasn’t there but he sent a message — from Spain Will Price television producer and writer mailed his attorney a postcard from Mallorca Spain which was introduced into the record It said “wish you were here” The attorney however was in court He obtained a continuance of the hearing until Red-haire- d si H Sept 7 Senate Democratic Leader Lyndon B Johnson has received nearly 4000 “get well” messages since he was stricken with a heart attack two weeks ago ' Mrs Johnson reads them to him at the Bethesda Md Naval Hospital and tries to answer 6 them as fast as she can Sendees have included the presidential and vice presidential nominees on both the Re- publican and Democratic tickets in 1952 a majority of the Senate and all members of President Eisenhower’s Cabinet Mr Eisenhower made a personal call on Johnson before his departure for the Big Four conference An act that started Wally (Mr Peepers) Cox on a career in show business isn’t good enough for Las Vegas The Dunes Hotel fired Cox after three shows because its owners said the act was more suitable for a Bible society than a gambling casino’s nightclub A1 Gottesman one of the owners of the Dunes blamed Cox’s discharge on the material he prepared for the $44000 engagement which was to have run for four weeks “If he had appeared before a Bible society meeting w'ith that material he might have lasted But not here” Gottesman said “You can’t come here with a nothing act” Cox said the act he put on was the same one had been doing for several years with slight modifications on the stage in New York and Hollywood night clubs and on television “It’s the same act that started me in show business” he said sadly “But they didn’t like what I did They asked me to leave and I feel terrible” UTAH 97 96 Max Min 9Los Angeles 64 84 85 75 65 Minneapolis 90 73 98 67 New York 103 72 91 63 Salt Lake Butte 63 54 89 69i San Fran Chicago Las Vegas 107 841Washington 92 71 ‘ ® 10 Cents 4 Sections 40 Pages JUIY 17 1955 SUNDAY MORNING Max Min! Burrowing Hose? Idahoan Thinks He Has It Solved BLACKFOOT (UP) — A Blackfoot banker thinks he has solved the mystery of the burrowing garden hose and the problem of how to retrieve it Howard B Fitzpatrick found his plastic hose steadily disappearing into the ground in a manner similar to that reported by others across the nation earlier this month Fitzpatrick said the nozzle of the hose turned on full force apparently pushed soil - away from in front of it and created a vacuum that pulled the hose into the ground Soil behind the nozzle was repacked to the consistency of wet sandstone tfDGTOGD© ¥® GENEVA (AP) — President Vatican City Elated Cautious At Report Mindszenty Freed soil loosened Four to Meet in Palace This is a view of the central section of the Palace of! Nations in Geneva Switzerland where the Big Four summit conference Once the seat of the League of Nations the opens tomorrow Palace is now the European headquarters fOf the United' Nations BEAVER DAM— A Ogden boy was drowned in the Bear River near here yesterday afternoon while on a fishing trip with his grandfather and two cousins The victim was Russell Don Sherman 7 son of Mr and Mrs Carl R Sherman of 367 Adams Ave Russell and his cousins Roger Busico 12 and John Busico of Beaver Dam had been wading and playing in the shallow waters of the river at a spot where the stream is about 70 feet wide The site is about two miles south of Cutler Dam About 2:20 p m the grandfather T C Sherman 2957 Jack-so- n Ave Ogden called to the boys telling them it was time to leave John Busico then shouted back that Russell was missing Started for Help When the grandfather was unable to locate the boy immediately he started for help notifying the Box Elder County sheriff's office Three boys in the area Kay Bowen LaMar Bowen -- and Ralph Simmons jumped into the river and began searching for the missing boy The body was found about 3:55 p m by Kay Bowen About that time Deputy Sheriff Orlin Allen arrived and applied artificial respiration in an unsuccessful attempt to revive the boy Those at the scene said apparently Russell had fallen into a deep hole in the stream It was the second drowning ac- cident in the northern Utah area within four days Last Wednesday Marylelyne Henderson 11 daughter of Mr and Mrs Reed Henderson 1351 42nd St drowned in a reservoir in South Ogden Still Lead Russia Military Men Say Can't Slacken Pace and bombardment rockets and guided missiles able ta carry nuclear warheads Referred to Argument Taylor made oblique reference to an argument long iavored by many Army proponent: That the way to win a useful victory may not always be complete destruction of an enemy’s lands by nuclear bombing Taylor j said: Russia is a land force power Its armies are so deployed that “even if the Communist home--lands were devastated the itTF pact on the armed forces lined: probably wTould not be felt for a long time” An enemy’s ground Flexible Force 1 Gen Maxwell D Taylor forces must be defeated close to ’Ahnychief of staff said- - the his own border he said Army is a flexible force which can pattern its power to the problem — “can proportion its blows to fit the case from the force of the M P’s truncheon to the kilotons of atomic weapons” 2 Adm Robert B Carney chief of naval operations talked of the i menace sea of Russia at LOS ANGELES (AP)' — A growing He said “the ominous threat of barefoot airliner growing Soviet grounds and air who to wanted stowaway “just strength is not as well known” The Soviets said the admiral go for a plane ride” flew home “are building up a significant yesterday with a genuine ticket naval strength which is already a and new shoes threat to allied naval supremacy” “The shoes hurt” was the 3 Gen Nathan F Twining Air Force chief of staff noted the only comment from Billy Darecent public display of' new So- vis on his two-daodyssey viet heavy jet bombers said this which began Friday when he “concrete evidence of accelerated boarded a Los Angeles-bounSoviet progress” clearly demon- plane in St Louis s strates Soviet determination to Young Bill clad only in a unnoticed and bomber until the develop long range force Other Air Force officials plane was in the air jtold Trans-Worl- d have contended that such a force Airlines stewardess of atomic bombers with long Kelfisch that an aunt range could be intended for only would meet him in Los Anone target the United States geles Miss Kelfisch became a 4 Gen Curtis E Lemay the little suspicious since Billy tough-fistechief of the Strategic wasn’t exactly dressed for flyAir Command said that Ameri- ing can scientists and factories are The boy told officers he ( even know where the “didn’t providing “qualitatively superior” was weapons But Lemay advised going” j plane there must be no complacency After spending a night in every effort must be made to juvenile hall the boy was given his homeward transportation keep development and production superior by TWA and policemen bought The official abstract of Taylor’s him a shirt socks and shoes briefing which like all others TWA ticket agent John Kuzma was in secret session said an dug into his pocket and proArmy must have “an integrated vided a box lunch! and four atomic capability” of its own The comic books for the return American Army now has cannon trip On his way out Billy capable of firing atomic shells had chatted with the pilot Va (AP)— Army and Navy chiefs told their military bosses yesterday why they think their forces remain vitally important elements in a nuclear age Top Air Force officials also compared their own service’s capabilities with those of Russia They said that this country is still ahead but cannot afford any complacency in the face of increasing Russian strength In briefings delivered to the 170 civilian officials generals and admirals attending the annual defense secretaries’ conference these points were underQUANTICO — 1 Boy Stowaway Flies Home Again With New Shoes ld y d Pilot of Crippled Plane Given Medal GREENVILLE S C (AP) — Capt Theodore S Roosevelt distant relative of Presidents Teddy and Franklin D Roosevelt yes- terday received the Distinguished Flying Cross for bringing in safely a Globemaster plane and 79 paratroopers after two of its four engines went dead over the Pacific Ocean two days ago Capt Roosevelt and his crew of seven were welcomed by an honor guard and a band as they stepped from their giant C124 Globemaster transport at their home base Donaldson Air Force Base here In pinning the DFC on Capt Roosevelt 30 of Elyria Ohio Maj Gen Chester E McCarty commander of the 18th Air Force headquartered at Donaldson told his Roosevelt to recommend plane crew and any of the 79 I blue-jean- Al-'vi- na d j j prison and he has been given quarters in a church building The official Budapest radio said the Hungarian Justice Min-- 1 istry - ordered the interruption of the Roman Catholic prelate’s imprisonment and his temporary release because of age and failing health In Vatican City the report was received with joy and with fingers crossed No official' comment was forthcoming But an editor of the Vatican newspaper L’Osservatore Romano said “We must wait and see” Propaganda in Timing He said there was propaganda in the timing He commented that though the exact terms of the release were not known the cardinal “will still be impeded from functioning as a prelate” The news was taken at once to Pope Pius XII who long ago excommunicated all Catholics who had had anything to do with Cardinal Mindszenty’s prosecution Mindszenty 63 has served 6 Vz years of a life term handed down by a Red People’ Court which convicted him Feb: 8 1949 of treason and related charges He is the most celebrated of a group of high Catholic churchmen who have beCn sent to prisCardinal Mindszenty on since Wopld War II as an feuds cardinalate when he was already outgrowth of church-stat- e behind the Iron Curtain primate of Hngary in his capac Station Issued News ity of archbiship of Esztergom News of his release was made He opposed Hungarian Comjust before the Big Four summit munists in the postwar years as conference to begin tomorrow took over the they gradually jn Geneva The radio station is- - country ' sued it in the middle of a regu He fought their law to nationlar news broadcast alize Catholic schools and when As monitored here it said the took effect ordered the tolling it cardinal would take up appropri- of church bells all over the counate quarters to be decided by a try Later he spoke out against Catholfc“Church conference Communist propaganda and A similar announcement mon- called Catholic a for boycott of itored by Radio Free Europe in the government Munich told the story in these He was arrested tn Dec 26 words: 1948 “MTI (Hungarian News Agency) announces: on order of the justice minister the time of confinement of Josef Mindszenty is interrupted in deference to his request and that of the Roman Catholic bishops and also in regard to his age and his state of health WASHINGTON (AP) — The For his residence a church A rorce POrtedly hopes to building "was piaced'at hirdis-- f new a provide design next week posal by the bishops” BudaThe cardinal was tried in to prevent delay in building its pest apd convicted of high trea- new academy near Colorado son tfying to overthrow the Communist regime in favor of the Springs Colo sources who Congressional Hapsburg monarchy and trading asked said that to not be named unlawfully in dollars obtained Secretary of the Air Force Talfrom the Vatican and the United bott will present a revised deStates tomorrow were sen- sign Six But Pentagon Air Force offitenced from three years to life by cials said they knew of no new the court of four laymen and one designs Talbott might present professional jurist The congressional sources said The cardinal pleaded partly understood the new they guilty and recanted a letter he would eliminate about 45 plan per had written the previous Novem- cent of in the the proposed glass ber in which he had said if he 125 million dollar buildings for ever pleaded guilty it would be the academy only because of “weakness of the A House committee has reflesh” fused to approve funds for the His case provoked world-widas now planned The protests and charges that secret academy Senate Appropriations Commitpolice had drugged or tortured tee is still considering the mathim to induce him to confess ter He was the first man ever to Famer Architect Frank Lloyd be sentenced by any government who had appeared before while serving as a prince of the Wright committee told the House the Catholic Church Senate group Friday that the He had been imprisoned earlier planned academy would for defying the Nazis and in present a be “glassified box on stilts” 1946 had been elevated to the I j -- New Air Academy Designs Expected - e Shopper Kills Self With Store's Gun paratrooper passengers for appropriate awards or decorations Capt Roosevelt is a seventh cousin of the former president $4 Million Gift PROVIDENCE R I (UP)— A gift of 4 million dollars from John D Rockefeller Jr was an- nounced yesterday by President Henry M Wriston of Brown University The huge gift supple- -ed a million dollars Rockefeller gave his alma mater June 2 Both sums were for the unrestricted use of the university which is yelled the same thing in French Hundreds lined the roads along which the presidential car drove The Swiss watched with polite silence when the other leaders of the West arrived at tfie airport and they paid no particular attention to Soviet FOren Minister V M Molotov But Eisenhower got two robust rounds of applause Traffic Jams Had the police allowed the public onto the airport there is no telling what would have happened Several thousand rode out to the airport in cars and wrapped themselves in a traffic jam the cops were untangling 90 min- utes after the President’s plane got in The leaders of the Kremlin — Communist Party boss Nikita S Khrushchev and Premier Bulganin—are expected Sunday and no one knows what sort of reception they’ll get Sunburned and smiling the United States President arrived for the momentous Big Four Summit conference next week and declared he hoped it would “lead all the world into a more tran quil and fuller way of life” Other leaders of East and West converging here for what may be turning-poin- t talks in the cold war also voiced optimism The President made a brief speech recalling “some 11 years ago I came to Europe with an Army Navy and' Air Force with a single purpose — to destroy nazism” “I came with the formations of war and all of the circumstances of war surrounded that journey -- 10-ye- ar at that time “This time I come armed with something far more powerful: The good will of America — the great hopes of America — the aspirations of America for peace” The United States President d dark attired in a grey suit blue tie and light blue shirt was accompanied by Mrs Eisenhower and his son Maj John Eisenhower who will act as his personal aide here He was greeted by Swiss President Max Petitpierre Eden and Faure arrived on separate planes from their respective capitals in a mood of single-breaste- optimism Stepping into his plane in Lonhad told reporters “There are certain influences which should help us reach good decisions this time and to make some progdon the British Prime Minister ress” Before he took off from Paris Faure Said next week’s meetings of the heads of government and their foreign ministers “will cer- tainly be a step in advance on the road to reconcilliation and consequently on the road to the of peace” organization Arriving in East Berlin on his flight to Geneva Soviet Premier Bulganin said last night he hopes the Geneva summit conference will be an important step forward on the road to German unity The Soviet leader however gave no rise to hopes for a speedy settlement of the German problem by the Big Four Bulganin will stay overnight before continuing the trip With him were Communist Party Secretary Nikita S Khrushchev and Defense Minto-Gene- K Zhukov Even as the leaders flew here LOS ANGELES (UP)—Joseph the German Bundestag (lower Kramer of Evanston 111 walked house) on an overwhelming into a sporting goods store yes- show of hands" approved a bill terday asked to see a gun and calling up the first 6000 volunsome ammunition and then shot teers for West Germany’s proand killed himself when the clerk jected army of 500000 turned his back police said Chancellor Konrad Adenauer Kramer described as “very and Socialist opposition leader polite” was shown a 38 caliber Erich Ollenhauer told the house revolver and ammunition by the they could not accept an East-Westore owner’s son Jerry Byrne settlement without the uni16 fication of Germany The youth explained to Kramer that he could not purchase the gun for 24 hours under law The customer seemed disappointed young Byrne told police 6A He turned to getnhe text of the Joseph Alsop 6A law to show Kramer and turned City Hall Notebook 6A back just as the man raised the Editorial Page to the his and head 6A gun pulled Gallup Poll trigger he said 4B and Fishing Officers identified the man Hunting SB Obituaries from papers on his person 6A Drew Pearson 3B Ringside Cancels Polio Test 7B Radio TV Programs 2B-5LONDON (INS)— Great BriSport Pages tain has canceled trials of Salk Society o vaccine Dr G S Wil- Theater Pages 6B 7B son director of the public health 10 20 and 6A 50 Years Ago laboratory service said experi- A1 Warden 2B ments were proceeding to find 7B Alice West a “safer” vaccine ister Marshal Georgi INDEX -- 'K' er ad-writi- ng j st When Ad Leads You Get There Whatever your goal I lead you to it! I’m a Standard-Examinclassified ad Job or living quarters a home of your own or a business a car or anything else — through my “Wanted” column good offers are brought to you Dial 7711 for helpful service Ge- - neva last night tied up traf- fic and stirred the stolid Swiss into spontaneous cheering and applause “Welcome” some shouted VIENNA Austria (AP) —Communist Hungary announced yes' terday it has freed Josef Cardinal Mindszenty temporarily from in English Others “Bienvenu” Fitzpatrick indicated The banker said retrieving the hose was simple He merely forced another hose into the ground alongside the first one and pulled both out as the Ogden Boy Is Drowned In Bear River Eisenhower’s arrival in ' : f J IP ? Jf 4 Helicopter Makes Dramatic Rescue A woman bather at Scheveningen Holland was struggling against tide 250 yards off shore when the pilot of a helicopter engaged in aerial advertising saw her plight He sw’ooped over the swimmer she grabbed the undercarriage and was carried to safety Photo show her Hinging to craft at it swings toward shore I ' ' B 1C-7- anti-poli- h C -- |