Show 1 TEMPERATURES THE WEATHER Max-Ml- O G D E N — Thundershowers High 86 low 64 Ordca Bl Chlcaf Denver Lab Vcraa UTAH— Thundershowers High 12 to 92 low 55 to 65 al 1 1 91 9t Max Mt 87 Ml ) Ui Angelea i arc SPhaenlx 4 Parttand 4w 8Sattla 2WaahIarta 7 10 74 t M S 3 44 5 75 —— — — 84th YEAR No 214 38 PAGES UTAH SUNDAY MORNING AUGUST 14 1955 OGDEN TELEPHONE 7711 10 CENTS 3 SECTIONS i i (P Ely mm r (d i n n n - v ! 'Connie' Mellows But New Blow Threatens Coast line Coast Guard To Probe Allies Can't Be Sure Cuts Real No Way of Checking Up I" WASHINGTON (AP)— The United States and its western allies yesterday suspiciously welcomed the Soviet government's well advertised decision to reduce Russian armed forces by 640000 men by Dec 15 : American officials showed skepticism for two reasons: — — — — They have no way of check ing up on what the Soviets actually do In December Moscow may announce that the reductions have been made but no one in the Western world can be 1 ylinarm i mnrar vvuvi xiivy sure FromA-Plan- t stances under present circum- Bay Disaster d at least 41 deaths The storm sailed through central Pennsylvania near BALTIMORE (AP) -- The here and into New York state j blowing itself out along with Coast Guard yesterday scheduled a series of windy squalls after a frightening nine-dajour an investigation and a congressCaribbean the from man asked for a full report on ney windBut the By midnight today they be the capsizing of the Levin J Mary ROCKET PLANE TO PIERCE HEAT BARRIER rain-sodde- heat barrier at speeds of 2000 miles designed to explore the tests is shown hour recently after being dropped from a mother-plan- e during glide per at Edwards Air Force Base Calif Designed with stainless steel its construction doesn't weaken until temperatures of 1600 degrees are reached at a speed of 3300 miles per hour The Bell X-- 2 so-call- ed j n blown Middle Atlantic states vel with the loss of 14 lives The Coast Guardwhich said it including North Carolina had another hurricane to watch as had ordered the e winds schooner to cease passengers op- Diane whirling eration last summer said it would around her center turned to an subpoena the vessel's captain almost due west coufse last night e inJohn Mechling for a and advanced to within 960 miles next vestigation starting jweek of the mainland An administartive probe of the The storm's position at 11 pm disaster one of the wost in Chesapeake Bay history was al- (EST) was actually slightly south and some 65 miles further west ready under way Mechling was one of 1$ sur- of its location six hours earlier vivors when the sailing Vessel but weathermen said it generally 12 Republican senators: Kuchel capsized and broke up off jNorth was on a west to west northwest Beach Md in the gales preced- course (Calif) Millikin (Colo) Bush ing Hurricane Connie's It was located 960 miles east passage (Conn) Welker (Idaho) Dirksen Friday of Vero Beach Fla and travelf ing 10 miles an" hour It is ex(Ind) Hicken-loope- r Rep Richard Lankford ocin whose district the disaster pected to stay on its present Butler (Md) (Iowa) said he curred ask would the course for the next 12 hours Bender (Ohio) Duff (Pa) BenFlorida and Georgia and proba Coast Guard commandant for nett (Utah) and Wiley (Wis) South Carolina appeared to to full when returns he ably report They say their hopes are high in be the clear! but forecasters tomorrow est in Colorado Connecticut Ida Washington were the storm closely W A Kabernagell watching capho Illinois Maryland Ohio and Capt said effect north of for its tain of Baltimore the he possible Pennsylvania there notified and Uohns Mechling On the House side a Democratic political expert said his party Thomas Evans then listed as has a good chance of picking up owners of the boat "to discon seats in a dozen farm and electri- tinue operation of the vessel car- RADIATION DOSE s cal western states rying passengers for hire until it DEADLY TO 900 MEN where the Democrats now have was submitted for inspection" That was last Sept 9 Kaber-nag- ONLY STUNS INSECT only 4 of 41 seats said But the order was reAs for Democratic "soft spots" GENEVA (UP)— A dose scinded ne said there s concern pver some by Coast Guard head400 roentgens of radiation of here areas in the South Atlantic states quarters in Washington a human being kills d it was pointed out the So scientists were inschooner displaced 183 trigued today to hear about gross tons and was not subject an insect that survived a dose to marine inspection under a of 350000 roentgens law which exempts sailing vesDr Leonard Lamerton of sels of less than 700 tons Britain describing Canadian experiments at the Atoms chief of records spent yesterday for Peaee Congress said the Eisen for insect a weevil was stunned tnmgs getting ready hower at his modest-sizeoffice for about an hour at the base which also is the temThen it rose and crawled porary headquarters of the new PRICE Utah (AP) An auto woozily about victor over a Air Force Academy shock that would have killed overturned on highway U St 50-- 6 The staff arrived Friday 900 men 21 miles east of Price yesterday It was reported that the Presi a Toppenish Wash man dent would be at his desk here killing returning from a vacation and Has Quake only tomorrow and Tuesday be seriously injuring his wife fore taking off again for one of Killed was Ralph Ledfonj 38 TOKYO (UP)— A rolling earthhis favorite - fishing spots —St Mrs Buella Ledf ord 34 was quake originating in the Pacific Louis Creek near Fraser This taken to Price Hos- Ocean shook northern Japan on stream is on the ranch of Aksel e with severe spinal injuries a front yesterday Nielsen Denver business man pital fractured ribs fractured Hght and a long-timfriend of the shoulder and shock Eisenhowers Another well-likefishing ren dezvous of the President's is the Warship Is Aground 6A ranch of Bal Swan another Den LONDON (UP) — The 45000- - Joseph AIsop 6A ver business man on the North ton British battleship - King Editorial Page Scot-nea6A Peter Edson Fork of the South Platte River George V ran aground off Buffalo land yesterday 6A Gallup Poll 64-yar-o- ld 115-mil- Well Keep! Congress Democrats Predicted Pred icf GOP Pins Hopes on lice r - the idea Republicans pooh-poothat they have 12 senators who may be in trouble GOP campaign officials place most of their 1956 hopes for overturning Senate Democrats on three states— Oregon where Sen Morse will seek for the first time as a Democrat New York represented by the veteran San Lehman and Washington where Sen Magnuson is asking h atoms-for-peac- j £"e re-electi- for a third term Also on the GOP list of possible overturns are the seats held by Democratic Senators Hayden ed I : -- full-scal- 2 coal-produc- Pa (AP) — Hurricane Connie which rains over the northeastern seaboard dumped monsoon-likstorm yesterday after causing dwindled to a medium-sizeLANCASTER e There are indications the Soviets are trying to use the arms reduction decision to bring pressure on the West to reduce its own smaller forces This would weaken the basis of Vstrength with which Western ft COMBINED AP AND UP WASHINGTON (AP) — DemoGENEVA — Two American leaders dealt with Premier Nikomeetin lai Summit the Bulganin exe a dentists gave the ing at Geneva and which they cratic congressional campaign conconference detailed reports intend to preserve for future perts said yesterday they are fident of keeping control of both yesterday on newly designed negotiations atomic power plants which they the Senate and House next year MAY WANT CUTS claim can produce electricity Nevertheless many experts be- regardless of whether President a lieve on basis the Russians really want to Eisenhower runs again paying eventually reduce their own armaments has vet Neither of the nrniects " Republican strategists concedi m i i li it' "ft---the gone beyond planning stage ing they face Ian uphill fight in -? vy inarm tuuic ui Koucu but the designers of both ex- cuts to reduce : costs and free both branches declared they pressed confidence that once in some men for agriculture and would have an excellent chance operation they will be able to industry to win Congress back if Eisencompete with the prices of The State Department through hower runs and is reelected power in some areas Press Officer Lincoln White The Republicans point out that Clarke Williams of Brookhaven made the comcautious it has been almost threenquarters National Laboratory N Y de- ment on following announce- of a century since a winning presRussian the scribed plans for what is techni- ment: idential candidate failed to carry cally known as a "liciH mfM com- with him control of Congress no "We had have official fuel reactor" designed to pro- munication on this whatsoever The 1956 congressional elecduce 210000 kilowatts of eleccould be it tions are almost 15 months Generally speaking' tricity He estimated this plant encouraging and presumably but the Senate and House away camwould be able to turn out elec- could come Na- paign committees of both parties in the United up tricity at a cost of 78 mills per tions disarmament subcommittee are busily laying the groundwork kilowatt hour for campaigns The cost of conventional pow- discussions later this month" London In the British er in the United States averages foreign NEED 15 SEATS from four to seven mills a kilo- office called on the Soviet govIn the House where all 435 watt depending on distance from ernment to disclose the total seats the are at stake next the source of fuel In many parts strength of its forces saying "it Democrats now hold 232year Rethe of the world power production is difficult to assess its (the re- publicans 203 A net gain of 15 costs considerably more duction's) significance since the GOP seats is necessary for that Soviet government has never reto win control SMALLER MODELS vealed the strength of their party The present Senate margin is No atomic power station now armed forces" much with the Democrats closer In operation comes anywhere 49 to 47 edge A a ACCLAIMED DECISION having only 'Wilnear the level mentioned by in one the Republicans' The comment acclaimed the switch of liams All however are much would them control if favor give smaller and are experimental Russian decision as indicating vice presidency relations fol- they retain the Democratic models Improved East-WeopParadoxically Summit at Blokintsev the said yes- lowing Prof DV meeting somewhat be timism may higher terday that Soviet Russia expects Geneva on the Senate side than the Eurowestern said to have a 100000 kilowatt nuclear Reports House power station working within a pean capitals generally welcomed That is because 15 Democratic year but he dodged questions on the Soviet announcement as a Senate seats are up next year the type of reactor it would use step in the right direction as against 17 Republican and eight of the Democratic posts art in southern states traditionally 1 safe for that party Democratic strategists figure it this way: Ingrid Bergman will make her love the reverence of the Lord's Only 5 of the 17 Republican debut on the Paris stage next Day" seats can be considered safe for year in the French version of The vicar called on the church the GOP the other 12 are in batthe Broadway hit "Tea and Sym- to make its voice heard and tleground states and in some of pathy" these the Democrats think they The play written by Robert An- noted: have good chances of displacing derson and adapted for the "As the Duke is the father of GOP senators French stage by Roger Ferdi- one who will one day be our Only 7 of the Democratic nand will be- directed by her at stake can be considered husband Italian film director king this matter is of supreme places doubtful and 3 of these are in national importance" Roberto Rosselinl which the states "border" Rev Aspinall in particular captures en-'Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt ' to a charity cricket planed from Los Angeles for referred Philip particiBangkok Thailand yesterday to match in which 31 July attend the first Asiatic meeting pated of the World Federation of the Actor Victor Moore 79 was United Rations Assn 'The meeting opens Sept 4 reported improving steadily yesMrs Roosevelt said her primary terday and in good condition aftinterest at Bangkok will be the er being hospitalized with a serisubject of human rights ous case of pneumonia A British churchman has NEW YORK (AP) —- The CIO of novelist Thomas The criticized Duke of Mann bodylie the strongly United Steelworkers' of America in state in Zurich will Edinburgh for engaging in Sun- tomorrow and r yesterday agreed on a then be buried in contract with day sports American Can the The Rev J R Aspinall Vicar Switzerland with a simple funer- Co and the Continental Can Co of Fowey Cornwall in a letter al service Tuesday his daughter providing a layoff pay plan that to the Evangelical publication announced a extends full for year yesterday "The English Churchman" sugThe contract reached in quiet Mann said the family had Erika to gested "a great united appeal cegotiations six weeks before the Duke" by all Christians "who decided to permit the public to the old contract expires also view the remains of the great provides an average an German novelist in the Cantonal hour wage increase for the hospital where he died yester- 25000 workers involved The total cost of the package day of a blood clot at the age of 80 including the layoff pay plan imA spokesman at the hospital proved pensions and other benedisclosed that a death mask had fits is 2H cents an hour been taken of Mann's features Under the old contract wages at American Can ranged from for posterity to $245 an hour ContiPrincess Anne will be five $170 nental Can wages were slightly years old tomorrow She will be able to have her higher Layoff pay plans were negotibirthday party at Balmoral Castle ated by Walter Reuther's CIO in the queen's chintz decorated earlier this year with Ford and green drawing room The round General Motors will be laid with savory They were similar to the new sandwiches There will be ice Steelworkers contract but the cream and the big pink and coverage period for laid off workwhite iced cake will be baked by ers extended for a maximum of the royal chef as the staff con- 26 weeks ' tribution to the occasion The can company contract proThere will be five red candles vides for 52 full weeks on the top for Princess Anne Like the UAW agreements the can firm contracts provide for proudly to blow out There will be colored balloons payments to laid-of- f workers of decorating the room and when about 65 per cent of their northey are released after tea Prin- mal wages cess Anne will want to be the These payments are made up INGRID BERGMAN first to pop one with a kick — "or of company contributions plus Stage Debut Coming else" state unemployment benefits Is ' (Ariz) Clements (Ky) Hennings (Mo) and Bible (Nev) Democrats are pointing their efforts at the posts held by these j lice Worlc-and-Pla- DENVER ( AP) — President Eiesnhower comes to Denver today on another of his annual vacations in Colowork-and-pla- in 1952 Mrs Eisenhower will not be with him when he arrives She has decided to remain at their farm at Gettysburg Pa for the time being The President's plane is "plated to land at Lowry' Air Force Base site of the summer White House about 6:30 p m today He has a speaking engagement at Philadelphia August 24 and then will fly right back to Denver Mrs Eisenhower is expected to accompany him at that time Members of the White House staff headed by A Wayne Hawks j power-consciou- el three-maste- Washington Man Killed in Crash d Japan City-Count- y 200-mil- e INDEX d r I j j Hunting and Fishing UNHAPPINESS FOR ONE Obituaries Drew Pearson Ringside n Freed Fliers 1 Radio-T- reetedl With Tears Smiles Across u - Can Company Workers Get Pay Guarantiee By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS parked automobile with their two Tearful embraces and hap-- children the fam Later his py smiles marked most refield's in the group ily operations unions yesterday as 11 U S office for four minutes She fliers returned to their drove off in tears alone after the spoke to his children homes after 32 months of officerVaadi left in another car Capt He said he planned to rest at his captivity in Red China Three big Air Force planes parents' farm No explanation was given for carried all but one ol tne aircoolness between Vaadi and the men on the last lap of the jourwife his families wives to and their ney For Airman Daniel C Schmidt FAMILY WEPT 22 who was not aboard any of Tenn In Nashville Capt trie planes the homecoming was of Armathwaite Buck John not so happy managed to gasp out "helHe held a lengthy meeting in TennMom — hello Dad" as he lo an attorney's office in Nevada Then the his greeted City Calif Friday night with entire familyparents out into broke his wife Una 20 who married tears another man while he was imHis father Noah Buck 78 said prisoned in China a giant family reunion would : t WANTS HER BACK complete the day Airman Harry Benjamin Jr airman didn't The learn until he reached Manila ran into the arms of his young on his way home that she had wife at Sioux Falls S D The two taken anotner mate A source whispered quietly during a long close to the two said Schmidt embrace and then Mrs Benjawants his wife to return but she min pulled herself away and said: wife-joine- i d -- ld feels differently The airman however denied reports that she would remain with her second husband He said he was "determined to get this marital situation straightened out" The meeting of Capt Eugene J Vaadi of Clayton N Y with his wife Mary Elizabeth also ap- The officer walked into the arms of his mother after landing at Griffiths Air Force Base N Y and then embraced his father His wife waited nearby in a "Your ma's next" About 50 persons in addition to his family were on hand when the Minn Worthington flier stepped off his plane At Middletown Pa Maj Wil liam H Baumer of Lewisburg Pa left his plane in the rain hobbling on crutches "I don't care if it is raining ld 15A 10A 6A 13A 10A i Programs V 12A-1A Sport Pages Society 6A 10 20 and 50 Years Ago 12A Al Warden 11A Alice West 5 1B-7- t party-usuall- tea-tabl- e y rado For the first time since he began these summer trips westward NAMES IN THE NEWS 13-cen- ts (D-M- d) Arrives in Denver day y For Vacation st two-yea- t (Ill)tv-Capehar- Mrs Hurley Baumer and other members of the family WRONG AIRPORT A mayor's committee showed up at the wrong airport to greet Airman Steve Kiba Jr In Akron Ohio his parents and nine of his 10 brothers learned of a change in travel plans and were on hand to greet him at the right field however At Boiling Air Field near Airman John Washington W Thompson III was welcomed by his parents and a brother land B lieved 'Diane would give more positive indication of what she will do By that time the center should be near or west of Bermuda British-ownevacation isle about 700 miles off the South Carolina coast Diane claimed her first yes-d Mrs John Bastm Bermudian bride of less than a year was caught by a large wave and washed out to sea while surf bath ing with her husband near 'Hamilton Bermuda Mostly Water Hurricane Connie seemed des tined to be recorded in weather annals as the storm that was more water than wind New Yorkers bailed out basements and sloshed through a rainfall So did WashBaltimore ington and Richmond All along the Atlantic seaboard it was the same Damage totaled millions of dollars In North Carolina hardest hit by the big blow as Connie swept inland estimates ranged upwards from four million dollars and Governor Luther Hodges appealed for federal classification as a disaster area to speed rehabilitation along the ocean front The accident toll in the middle Atlantic Tffinn rarhri 41 AeA live uusauig acariy an vi mem casualties in water accidents or on roads Philadelphia rain-soake- d Pouring rains rode the front edges of the hurricane ranging up to 300 miles ahead and to the northeast of the storm center LIKE TROPICS In New York it was almost like the rains that soak the tropics In nearby New Jersey it was the same story of torrential downpours and strong winds battering cities countryside and beach resorts At the worst an estimated 138000 homes in the state had no electric power before repair crews began catching up with the 9 storm damage too was soaked Pennsylvania but in rural areas the water was more help than hindrance A downpour that totaled 483 inches in Philadelphia within 24 hours erased previous records and at the same tfme broke the back of the worst drought in recent years Farmers said it would revive parched pastures and fields and improve prospects for potatoes late corn and other vegetables scorched by the July and August heat' wave r By late yesterday afternoon skies were clearing throughout the area where Connie had passed and forecasters spoke of a bright Sunday r AT it h f j DC sister V I He gave his mother a big kiss" posed for pictures before driving with his family to his home in Orange Va Two fliers returned to Montgomery Ala Lt Wallace! L Brown embraced his wife in the plane Col John Knox Arnold however had requested his wife f0 remain at home IT'S TOO BIG Asked how he felt to be home Col Arnold said "I can't tell you how I feet It's just too big" In St Paul Minn Sgt Howard Brown swept up his parents and his fiancee in one huge: em brace The four sobbed as they clung together No one spoke The first man to get bomeiwas Capt Elmer F Llewellyn of Mis- souia Mont A crowd of 1000 him at the Missoula air-port when he flew home Friday ! rather be in the American rain ' than in Chinese sunshine" night Baumer who suffered partial His weeping nfe and their amputation of his left foot while son Clarkoff 6 ran to him at he the plane in prison was met by his mother stepped j - I ICUIMfl rPI mw viwi DEI IMIOMv ivl-wi- w niMhl CHn TO rww- Col John Knox Arnold leader of group of U S air-greet- ed men released bv Red China after Vh years imprison ment gets a warm welcome at Travis Air Force Base Calif from his brother Robert Arnold of Sunnyvale Calif That's Robert's wife being crushed by the en thusiastic brothers |