Show "ir’V'srr j 'THE WEATHER aMt OGDEN — Partly cloudy with isolated thundershowers over the mountains High 97 low 65 UTAH —Scattered showers or thundershowers High 88 to 98 low tonight 55 to 65 84th YEAR TEMPERATURES OGDEN CHYViUTAH TELEPHONE 7711 No 200 SUNDAY MORNING JULY 31 1955 10 CENTS 3 SECTIONS 38 PAGES MODEL WEDS MILLIONAIRE IN $25000 AERIAL RITES COMBINED AP AND UP MINNEAPOLIS — International cemetery tycoon Edward L Williams and model Marion Sutskies yesterday to be ton flew through married as their chartered airliner cruised lazily over the cornfields of northern Iowa Williams a portly Kansas City multimillionaire Is 52 His bride a stately hazel-eyeMinneapolis cloud-flecke- d d beauty is 27 The sky ceremony of the wedding costing more than $25000 lasted only 90 seconds The orchid bedecked airliner carried 44 per- sons ''V i - - j f While wedding guests were boarding the airliner christened “Cupid’i Express” a skywriting plane sketched hearts in the sky On its return the wedding plane was greeted with more hearts ' y - - ' ' f s Many Big Issues Minor Matters Left to Settle w - - ' " w'I-- V ' " f - '' i j (AP)— The 84th Congress in a big burst of speed acted on hundreds of bills yesterday but still couldn’t wind up'its 1955 session last night as it had WASHINGTON in the sky and “just married” inscribed in huge letters More than 500 guests dined and danced at a lavish reception in the grand ballroom of a Minneapolis hotel The couple gave two reasons for the unique plush ceremony 1 They wanted to be “nearer God in their chapel in the sky” 2 Williams wanted to sidestep a Minnesota law which says a divorced person can’t marry for six months He divorced his wife of two decades several 1 hoped With some big issues and many minor matters still facing them leaders decided the legislators had had enough and called another meeting for tomorrow They hope the final gavels will fall that day The Senate recessed at 10:45 ! pm last night until morrow Rush te WASHINGTON (AP) — Consold cities voted money and waived its right to collect some taxes yesterday among a myriad of other actions More importantly it voted a new minimum wage for the country and extended the Defense Production Act as it hurried toward but did not quite reach ad- journment So furious was the pace that the House passed a bill a minute over a four-hou- r period sending d bills to the some of the Senate and others to the White House for signature Most were measures affecting individual persons or areas and were passed without objection Not until legislative clerks can wade through the mas$ of paperwork will anyone be certain how many measures were handled during the day 240-od- MAJOR ACTION Final passage of the minimum wage bill was one of the major actions If signed by President Eisenhower it will mean a wage -- White House a bill to boost from 700 million dollars to 1 Vz billions the amount of farm products the Commodity Credit Corp is authorized to sell for foreign currencies The bill sets the higher amount as a goal “to be reached as rapidly as possible” Also sent to the White House was a bill to permit soil conservation payments to farmers who to benefit their own lands carry out conservation practices on nearby federal lands Another bill passed would aid the drive against drug peddlers As sent to the White House it would authorize the secretary of the Treasury to subpoena persons and records in enforcing the narcotics and marijuana laws Eight years after an ammonium nitrate explosion at Texas City Tex killed more- - than 570 persons and injured some 3500 others the House passed a measure to allow government payment of claims The Senate has passed a somewhat different measure and differences must be removed before the measure becomes final The explosion occurred April 7 increase for an estimated 2100000 persons working in interstate 1947 commerce who now make less than $1 an hourj It becomes' effective if President Eisenhower approves next March 1 I Extension of the Defense Production Act awjaits agreement by the Senate anjd House on differences ’between the two bills For This The act carries authority for NEW YORK (UP)— The Nastockpiling strategic materials tional Foundation for Infantile and preparing the nation’s indus- Paralysis announced yesterday it trial base for potential wartime has completed its summer ship16-1- I i Foundation Ships Last of Vaccine Summer expansion The towns Congress voted to sell were the atomic cities of Richland Wash and Oak Ridge Tenn The government built the cities during the war and now Congress says they can be sold to their residents A supplementary money bill appropriating $1600600000 for various purposes was afiiong the day’s actions The ’House also voted to raise some more salaries Including boosts of $2500 to cabinet members who would get $25000 a year' The ending of taxes applied to levies on motorcycles and to soec’al ethletic events sponsored by the U S Olympic Assn Writing into law a stipulation tions bills the Senate completed action on a bill to prohibit federal employment of any person who advocates overthrow or the right to strike against the government To help meet the farm surplus problem the House sent to the 4 in Family Of 12 Drown ments of polio vaccine leaving about 1000000 government-authorizeshots for distribution through other channels Basil O’Connor Foundation 6 president said shipments of doses of Salk vaccine during this week completed the summer phase of shipments to the 35 states and two territories where second shots are being given during school vacations A total of 11000000 cubic centimeters of vaccine have been shipped by the Foundation since the Salk vaccine was proclaimed successful last April O’Connor said ' A cubic centimeter is the equivalent of one shot d 201-72- CAN'T WALK PET THAT WAY EVEN AT 7 A M (UP) — Police who charged Robert ROCKFORD Granzow 111 26 Rockford with on some clothes even with the weather what it is am tomorrow Lying ahead are battles over the issue of public housing and a bill appropriating mofiey to finance the legislative blanch The decision to meet tomorrow WASHINGTON (AP) — The means that for the ninth time 84th Congress cut almost two in 10 years Congress fails to meet billion dollars off the money rethe July 31 adjournment date set by the 1946 reorganization quests of President Eisenhower law This cut coupled with prospects That law says Congress should for revenues has spurred adjourn not later than July 31 hopesrising a balanced budget next for except in time of war or emer- year gency or unless Congress proWith all the bills longs the session by resolution disposed of as major money neared Congress Legally the country is in a peadjournment yesterday the recriod of emergency that President EisenNo matter what is done next ord showed was hower given about $1800-00000- 0 week much unfinished business less than the $54 billions will go over to the seoohd sesnew in he money requested sion of the 84th Congress schedHis original requests were for uled for next January Some of the 531 senators and $53800000000 but he later reacrepresentatives had already left vised that upward Congress 0 $52100000-00tually appropriated The others were Washington of exclusive of whatever eager to head for homes or jun- amount this is finally provided to fis session kets after a nance Congress itself This is exduring which they: pected to approximate 100 milAppropriated some 50 billion lions and is the only appropriadollars to run the government not tion yet cleared through Con- - ' authorized President Eisenhower to fight if necessary for Formosa gress extended the draft act passed BIGGEST CUTS a bill to build up the military The were In dereserves continued a massive for- fense biggest cuts aid and public eign aid program boosted their works foreign appropriations own pay 50 per cent In comparable bills last year The expiring session was conCongress voted $49600000000 trolled on both sides of Capitol exclusive of a $1600000000 sup-'- " Hill by the Democrats marking the fifth time since 1900 that plemental measure enacted this -for activities for which there Congress and the President were year no appropriations made last were of different political faiths year Whether the session bore out In addition to the $52100000-00- 0 President Eisenhower’s 1954 congressional campaign claim that voted in definite appropriations this year Congress tacitly he needed more Republicans in authorized the appropriation of a will be matter of parCongress r I’m a classified ad The chap who tells eager lookers how to reach you So you’d better tell me what you have vacant by dialing' 7711 nearby ? ’ Each pf the guests received a small card bearing a simple map describing the way to the farm But they hardly needed directions because everyone in town knows just where the President lives Earlipr the President played nearly four hours’ of golf under an overcast sky as he relaxed j BOLD IDEAS IN COMPACTNESS I Board Approves Novel Design For New Elementary School By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS By CLIFF THOMPSON After a two-daletup summer The City School Board has apturned on the burners in North- proved tentative plans for a ern Utah again yesterday and school at elementary boosted temperatures into the JWalLAvenue and 13th Street 90s The plans incorporate some of At Salt Lake City the thermom- the most marked departures from eter reached 95 Ogden had 94 standard' school designing ever Hanksville 99 Delta 95 Milford seen in his area 93 Blanding and Provo 91 Cedar The board did not receive or City 90 and Bryce Canyon 81 discuss an estimated cost of the The Weather Bureau said it new building The architect set might get a couple of degreeii the cost of such a structure at warmer than that today ' probably $350000 The midcontinent gasped Construction isj expected to through another day of steamy start in 'the early 'fall with the heat yesterday but a cool front building ready for use at the b in Canada headed toward the ginning of the 1956-5- 7 school area year The U S Weather Bureau in ACCEPTED READILY e Chicago said there were The board accepted the plans indications the northern and upper central sections of the without hesitation! It indicated Midwest swelterbelt would enjoy all the new and novel ideas will thundershowers and cooling re- be kept if bidding for the project remains within the bounds lief by tomorrow of the school system financial But heat deaths in the area rose to 28 yesterday following capabilities The plans presented by archimore than a week of high humidtect Keith W Wilcox stress revity with temperature readings in the 0 degree range There olutionary ideas iq compactness were 12 in Illinois 8 in Iowa 6 and lighting The proposed struc- ture features low ceilings and in Missouri and 2 in Nebraska small windpws’ MonA cool front north of the The top of the roof will be aptana border was pushing southeastward The Weather Bureau proximately 12 feet from ground said it was expected to move to level the height of the average classroom in other Ogden schools Chicago and into lower Michigan The ceilings in the classroom by tomorrow morning will be nine feet high However warm weather was Classroom wind6ws will be in prospect for parts of the East about three in height the feet for the next few days of them five and a half top only Temperatures were 10 to 15 feet above A projecfloor degrees higher yesterday when tion will be builtleyel over the previous day in the Northern dows on the outside to the winprovide Plains and Rockies There was shade little temperature change elseThis combination' of overhang where low The Pacific Northwest was the an roofs and small windows is coolest spot with afternoon read- and attempt to reduce light glare heat loss common in large ings in the 50s and 60s public buildings The classrooms will be either Meat Workers Raised dome naturally lighted CHICAGO (UP) — Armour & lights in the roof through or by slimline Co will give 35000 CIO and AFL fluorescent lights- - The meat workers raise boosts of 14 place the board 'appeared only to cents an hour tomorrow The hedge was on the j dome lights agreement covers the company’s Mr Wilcox estimated it will cost 34 plants between $12000 and $15000 to y j long-rang- j 90-10- j j j multi-purpos- e j j - j tisan controversy through next an estimated $6800000000 in indefinite funds mainly interest on year’s elections the national debt No actual apVIEWS DIFFER propriation is made for these ininsisted at the definite needs annually since Republicans session’s end that the President they are provided for in permawould have fared much better if nent laws there were more GOP members Added to the definte appropriaDemocrats countered that Eisen- tions the allotments allowed hower’s program would have law boosted this year’s been in much worse ihape if total to about $58900000000 Democrats hadn’t come to his Cuts in presidential money reaid quests made this year may be offdefiParticularly in the field of for- set next year by eign affairs did the Democratic ciency appropriations 'Congress majorities in the House come in frequently cuts departmental handy for the President! budgets one year only to discover The President’s request for that it cut too deeply and must continuance and expansion' of restore some of the money in the the foreign trade act was granted following year by the House over the opposition MAY REDUCE TAXES of well over half the Republican The fiscal outlook already has members His foreign aid program was brought predictions from some continued by a House vote pre- members that Congress may be able to reduce taxes next year ponderantly Democratic: In domestic matters the Presi- They contend that the budget dent got some but not all of may be brought into balance as a result of reduced appropriawhat he asked from Congress The President wanted a long tions plus additional tax revenues range road building program fi- which continued good business nanced through bonds He got no conditions may bring a and Robertroad bill at all The JHouse reSens Byrd both the bond and Demo-cr- a son already have pointed 3 jected 4 to to the possibility of a balanced taxvplans pay ' for roads budget during the current fiscal There was no action at all on year if federal revenues conthe President’s program for pre- tinue at their present high pace paid health insurance and Congress doesn’t offset next His plea for statehood for Ha- year some of the appropriation waii was killed by the House aftej cuts it made this year a committee added Alaska to the Top House members have said original proposal privately they will push for tax Booted over into 1956 was a re- relief for individuals next year quest for legislation for federal if there is a prospect of a balaid to schools anced budget All legislation not actd on at this session including btils technically “killed” remains alive for consideration during next year’ - s 25-c- hard-surface- ar d j -- nr5 r f ' F Ik tr V 4 V I ! -- il ? V f li ' so-call- ed -- (D-V- I i - ' Vi I session In this category re such controversial proposals as social security extension mandatory farm price supremoval and of natural gas ports from federal regulaproducers tion all of which were approved by the House only 90-p- cent-of-parit- ( j 79-year-o- ld y i ! INDEX ZJ Stewart Alsop I Lou GladweU i ' MRS HOBBY'S GOODBY GIFT Mrs Oveta Culp Hobby retiring secretary of health education and welfare beams as she examines a crystal bowl presented to her at her last Cabinet meeting in the White House President Eisenhower made the presentation as the igift of himself Vice President Nixon and the Cabinet It will be inscribed as shown in the drawing with greeting from the donors Editorial Page Hunting and Fishing J Obituaries Ringside Radio-T- Programs Sport Pages V Society Warden i i —— — " HI f er Senators Plan Trips to Russia WASHINGTON (AP) — Four said yesterday they have asked the Soviet embassy here for visas to visit behind the senators Iron Curtain this fall Other congressmen too indicated they will avail themselves of the recently displayed weR come from Communist leaders to look over Russia Sens Elender man (D-L- Spark- - a) (ILa) Purtell (R-Con- n) and Kefauver said in interviews that they separate will see Moscow and other Russian points in September and October unless they are refused ' admission Sens Young Mundt (R-Sand Frear said (D-Ten- n) (R-N- L1B-9- 10 20 and 50 Years Ago A1 6A ' 6A 6A 15 A 10B 14A 9B 12A-15- A ’ C t a) a) tic-propos- ed ? IhSsfI i r ent (D-V- y tf ?V i'1 1 —i -- for the first time since the Big came final yesterday with publiFour meeting at Geneva cation of a notice by his attorney The Eisenhowers are expected The suit was notj contested by to attend church in Gettysburg today Mr Eisenhower will return Miss Hutton She and Rubirosa to Washington tonight or tomor- were married in New York on row morning Dec 30 1953 Theyj separated 10 Pope Pius XII moved to his weeks later lakeside summer residence at Rubirosa and actress Zsa Zsa Castel Gondolfo late yesterday Gabor frequently reported enVillagers massed to welcome gaged are to arrive here from him When the pontiff Europe together next Tuesday left there last November a very The Senate yesterday passed sick man many thought they sent to the White House a and would never see him again bill to authorize the award of a Actor Rod Steiger arrived in gold medal to Dr Jonas E Salk Jackson Wyo yesterday in an who developed the vaccine against ambulance to begin filming of polio j ' a Columbia movie “Jubal Troop” Senate Democratic Leader LynSteiger wasn’t hurt or sick B Johnson said yesterday he don Assistant Director Eddie Seata expects to leave Bethesda Md explained that Steiger missed a Naval Hospital in about a week plane connection from Salt Lake He to hopes to be at his Texas home Jackson so the studio City to observe his 47th birthday chartered an ambulance Aug 27 In Ciudad Trujillo Dominican Johnson has been hospitalized Republic the divorce of Porfirio since he suffered a heart atRubirosa and Barbara Hatton be tack July 2 seven-month- install the lights The board For relief in the outside color asked him to determine 'if this scheme a plastic paint of silver initial higher cost could be off- speck with a touch of blue is set over a reasonable period by proposed UMjlhftadassroamswill have assaving in light bills phalt tile floor plaster walls with LONG RESEARCH a four-foo- t linoleum wainscot and The plans represent‘d more acoustic tile ceilings The office than 1000 hours of research area will be identical except for School board members said an the wainscot room will attempt has been made to inThe corporate in the plans every- have asphalt tile flooring brick thing that has been learned in walls and an acoustic tile ceilschool construction ing The kitchen floors are to be Besides the 12 classrooms the asphalt tile with plaster walls building will have a large multi- and ceilings: Exterior doors will be metal purpose (auditorium) room office space kitchen receiving with wood slab doors on the inroom and boiler room J side Heating will be by individuThe structure will be built al univents in each room similar around and completely enclose to the heating system at Ogden an educational inner court The High School They will be coal court is designed to serve as a fired The classrooms are designed beauty area to relieve the tediousness of long corridors which face so the shorter wall faces the out on it windows The architect is planRegular windows will hie used ning a new facade treatment for in the corridors facing this court the building The windows will not affect the TWO ENTRANCES controlled lighting in There are two entrances one The inner court will probably designed so kindergarten pupils be used by the school children can go directly into the classfor planting and raising flowers room without entering the hall It is only 175 feet from the and other garden shrubs: office to the farthest A principal’s parking lot is provided for int front office The building is designed so adof the building Desk space is available in the kitchen for meal ditions can be made in any direction without affecting the ba planning sic design of the school STEEL FRAME Board President Leonard DaThe building will have a steel vidson called the plans “the most frame structure with steel joists detailed study of a j proposed and structural flooring The ex- building I have ever seen” terior will be brick and masonite He said he hopes the school with plastic paint can be ready as planned because Brick similar in color to the the 400 students it can accomHorace Mann School is planned modate are “already there” &X NAMES IN THE NEWS i Standard-Examine- Utah Mercury Back in 90s Midwest Burns - r President and Mrs Eisenhower played host last night at a farewell picnic supper for Mrs Oveta Culp Hobby retiring secretary of Missing and presumed drowned Health Education and Welfare were Bernadine 14 Robert! 0 Vice President Richard M NixWyopeda 8 and Wanda 7the on all but one of Mr Eisenhowchildren of Mr and Mrs Wesley er’s Cabinet White House aides Whitley and high officials from 5lrs HobThe only witness by’s department attended the picWesley Jr told authorities an nic on the Eisenhower Gettysinner tube got away from the burg farm There were 56 guests children as they stepped "into in all deep water and that Bernadine leaves her post toMrs the only swimmer drowned try- morrow Hobby to return to her Houston ing to save the others Tex home 4 A small tent was set up on the lawn behind the farm house AD WILL PRODUCE Tables and chairs were set out Apartment or sleeping-roohouse or storeroom whatever’s vacant I fill! be built at Wall Avenue and 13th Street at an esti-mated cost of $350000 This architect’s picture shows s yesterday after repeated warnings against wading in the treacherous stream TENANTS IN HURRY the low roofs only 12 feet from ground level and the dome lights' which may be the primary source of light for its 12 classrooms Windows will be only 2 Vi feet high NEW IDEAS FORA NEW SCHOOL — Compactness and controlled lighting is the theme of this new school to ! disorderly conduct said they didn’t mind his walking his dog at 7 am yesterday - But they did think they said that he should have put WASHINGTON Mo (AP)— Three girls and & boy of a family of 12 children apparently drowned in the Missouri River I to- House had quit 10 New Wage Law OK'd Bill-a-Minu- am ! about three hours earlier until weeks ago In 'gress The 11 (D-De- l) B 6A 12A they are at least considering including Soviet Russia and Red satellites on official trips ! 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