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Phoenix Ofdca S7 98 77 58 59 U — 54 89 ) OGDEN UTAH WEDNESDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER 7 1955 TELEPHONE 7711 No 238 84th YEAR iy U S For tan $26823 Sadly viewing the mess on his living room floor is San Guardino Damage was widespread ‘ alls for Me i at Preble - Stassen Says Scientific-GainHave Made Old Plans Obsolete s mid-Octob- er - UNITED NATIONS N Y (AP)The United States Is pressing for a new look at the whole problem of international arms control in the light of scientific develop ments which may have made previous plans obsolete This was disclosed yesterday by Harold E Stassen President Eisenhower’s disarmament adviser who declared that all U S positions on the key question of control put forward prior to the Big Four Summit talks were subject-to "change ‘ 'Stassen stated the new U S view before the United Nations on Disarmament now in its second week ®f Private discussions on various proposals made at Geneva and previously He called on the other members — Russia Britain France and Canada — to prepare arid present to the subcommittee their " positions on arms control which he and inspection asserted must be the foundation of any disarmament plan SIGNIFICANT CHANGES The U S cfelegate was understood to have told the group that significant changes had taken place in weapons and the means of delivering atomic bombs in recent years making a review of the whole problem necessary Informed quarters said Stassen pointed out that both Russia and the United States had agreed in recent months that no plan had Sub-committ- ulletWound ' Y Claims Utahn - DELTA Utah (AP)a farm worker died yesterday from a bullet wound Officers speculated a 22 rifle discharged asxthe man’s truck hit a jolt in the road atomic- - and hydrogen CHECK METHOD As the first step the Ameri can said the subcommittee coulc concentrate on setting up ma chinery to check on the methods of delivering atomic weapons such as bombers anc naval vessels to prevent surprise long-rang- e attack Because of the uncertain sit uation Stassen told the subcommittee the United States ha’d reserved its position on all declarations on inspec tion and control' He said this did not mean that the Unitec States was disavowing any o these policies but he made i clear they could no longer be considered valid unless they were pre-Gene- va - reaffirmed There was no immediate reaction from any of the other dele gates to the Stassen declaration Anti-Gree- t ISTANBUL Turkey (AP) — Radio Ankara announced oday that Turkey had reimposed martial law on riot-tom actor Academy Broderick Crawford 49 today faced a separate maintenance suit filed by his wife of nearly 15 years former New York stage singer Katherine M Crawford 38 Mrs Crawford in filing suit in nearby Santa Monica Calif Superior Court yesterday also obtained a restraining order to prevent her husband from disposing of community assets or from taking the couple’s two children Kim 8 and Kelly 4 out of the Award-winnin- g S LAKE CITY (AP)— An Salt Lake-madied last night after he stepped off a safety island into the path of an automobile Joseph J Bartch died in a hospital 3a hours after he walked in front of a car driven by Donna Smith 25 Salt Lake He was knocked 56 feet by City the automobile ld n s account of Harris’ engineering: First he filed a divorce petition alleging he had caught his wife in bed last Dec 20 with one Harold Sawyers Then Harris enlisted a friend Kathleen Hawkins to pose as his wife' He donned a fake mustache and spectacles and became Sawyers He called in a lawyer and the fake Mrs Harris and the fake Sawyers signed in a sworn statement that they had been more than friends On the strength of the statement Harris won a divorce decree He promptly married Sylvia Hicks whom he had been courting on the sly for five years The judge ordered Harris to trial ' a $ v j aar t kc fr :1 v -r? " x 'V K V' Wins Quiz Show Prize Of $32000 aatv-- L as vvWo- l V w STORM FLOODS PART OF MEXICO CITY Stranded flood victims prepare to climb aboard makeshift rafts to escape rising waters from two rivers swollen by rains from tropical storm (Gladys) which flooded children drowned and some 30000 persons were part of Mexico City At least nine water was 12 feet deep of In homeless citjy left parts Texas Gets Rain Faces Flood Threat V BROWNSVILLE Tex (AP) — Vicious squalls that temporarily chased scores from their homes in Corpus Christi and dumped up to 11 inches of rain on the Texas Coast since midnight Monday were expected to die down today The squalls are a last reminder of tropical storm Gladys which Rio flirted with a flood-jitterGrande Valley for three days The threat of flood still hung over south Texas though ’Alice 40 miles from Corpus Christi was keeping an apprehensive eye on San Diego Creek Some 6 inches of rain has fallen in an almost constant y 30-ho- ur rain there There is almost no drainage in this flatland area The Coast Guard braved the driving rain and pounding surf up and down the lower end of the Texas Coast hunting distressed or missing vessels rescuing sportsmen and keeping an eye on v isolated groups GLADYS BREAKING UP Gladys was breaking up In Mexico’s mountains her power spending itself in heavy rains that threaten Tampico an important port and petroleum center with a major flood The boiling Panuco River was on the rise and large parts of the countryside inland from Tampico were flooded Meanwhile weathermen watched a new area of potential danger A trough of low pressure stretched from Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula across jthe Gulf toward Florida It had not yet formed a storm center but could prove to be the spawning-grounfor another tropical storm d Lee and his family in neighboring and imagine” and paint a bit Grandma that is Mrs Anna Costa Mesa Dr Lee is an Air Force major soon to be dis- Mary Robertson Moses lives with J a daughter charged at Ft Carson Colo The daughter Mrs Winona In Eagle Bridge N- - Yf Grand- Fisher said that illness had kept ma Moses not as spry as she grandma indoors all last winter used to be but still chipper and that the little old lady tired celebrated her 95th birthday to- easily now She had to give up day amid well wishes from all weeding her garden this summer corners of the earth Grandma began painting 18 A small group of relatives and years ago after spending most of friends gathered about the re- her life at farm work She paints nowned painter of rural “scenes when she pleases and in recent for a quiet afternoon tea party In months began five oils most of her honor them spring scenes After the fuss was over said Paul Muni one of the top acgrandma she planned to “sit tors of Broadway and Hollywood remember think and and quiet has come through an operation removal of his left eye satisfactorily and is said to have taken the loss in good spirit Muni who had complained of plain and failing eyesight gave up his leading role in the Broadway hit “Inherit the Wind” last week His performance in the show had earned him Variety’s nomination as best actor of the year The actor’s eye was removed at Mt Sinai Hospital in New York yesterday after it was found to be affected by a tumor —a growth which might or might not be cancerous His right eye was reported normal with the sight unimpaired by the opera- tion BRODERICK CRAWFORD Faces Sait 9$ : 59-year-o- ld Olympic diving champion Dr Sammy Lee who was turned down by two Buena Park real estate men when he tried to buy a home there has signed a lease for an office suite in Santa Ana He is of Korean extraction An ear nose and throat specialist Dr Lee will move into a new medical center being built by two former servicemen B G Grow and Dominic Sfregola They said they would find a home for Dr Istanbul and Ismir The radio said a special session of Parliament had been called for Sept 12 in the wake of the riots in the two cities Tuesday night that caused millions of dollars of damages and yet uncounted casualties anti-Gree- NAMES IN THE NEWS Doyte T Shaw 46 Salina was found unconscious in a truck on the Earl Edgar farm in Snake Valley 90 miles west of DelU on U S Highway 6 Kenneth Clements a trooper of the Utah Highway Patrol and Deputy Sheriff Edgar Mills of Millard County investigated state They said the man’s rifle was in The wife accused him of the truck seat beside him the conductactor’s in recent years which barrel pointed toward the top of had rendered their domestic life the truck incompatible They said the rifle appartntly She seeks custodyYf the childischarged as the truck bounced dren a division of community through a shallow ditch or may property their home xa sport have fired as Shaw reached to car a boat and cash inxbanks straighten it after the jar She estimated her husband income at $175000 a year They married Nov 20 1940 in Van Nuys Calif and separted L yesterday It was the first marriage for both Mari 81 Killed by Car SALT electrical engineer will be tried next month on charges of fraudulently divorcing his wife— by impersonating a lover she never had and using a phoney wife to get the “evidence” Once he got the divorce a prosecutor told the court yesterday Harris married again and lived alternately with both wives The prosecutor gave 'this 33-year-o- ld weapons Stassen was reported to have suggested that all countries put their Scientists to studying the problem of atomic detection while the disarmament subcom mittee confined its efforts to such practical inspection proposals as Eisenhower’s plan for exchanging military blueprints and aerial checkups ! “post-Geneva- NEWBURY ‘England (AP)— Montague Harris a yet been devised which could prevent the clandestine manufac- ture of HUBBY FAKES LOVER WIFE GETS DIVORCE liUBG Calls Parliament in Wake k Of Rioting f Although a mirror over1 this San Jose Calif fireplace withstood the shock of a sharp earthquake that rocked the San Francisco Bay Area the face bricks were strewn on the floor 5 CENTS 3 SECTIONS oirtlra Sues WASHINGTON (AP)— A former Internal Revenue Service of-- : icial is suing the government for $26823 in back pay charging he was fired in 1953 fpr refusing to whitewash” an unfavorable character report on a key figure n the tax collection service' The suit has! been filed in the U S Court of Claims by Edward E Hoppe now a Dallas lawyer Hoppe was formerly assistant commissioner of internal revenue At the time of his dismissal he headed the service’s inspection uhit set up to guard against corruption within the service DISMISSAL APPROVED Hoppe said in his petition that his dismissal by Commissioner T Coleman Andrews was approved by Secretary of the Treasury Humphrey and the Civil Service Commission and was' “based on political considerations" His lawyer John P Witsil said Hoppe— a Republican-appointe- d veteran of 24 years in the serv ice — was fired solely as “a matter of political expediency” be cause he refused to tone down “a critical adverse report on a new political appointee" Witsil in Jefferson Qty Mo where he is vacationing refused to name the “political appointee” but said that Hoppe will name him “when he takes the stand” in the law suit The attorney said the appointee now holds a high post in the Internal Reve — nue Service Andrews and other officials declined to comment on Hoppe’s The Justice Departcharges ment which is defending the to suit has until file an answer QUAKE JARS CALIFORNIA HOMES 34 PAGES Muni’s personal physician Dr A Allen Goldbloom said after the operation that the patient’s general condition was good and his heart sound 9 t NEW YORK (AP) — Marine Corps Capt Richard Sherrill McCutchen has won $32000 by dishing up some tasty dessert recipes out of his store of gastronomic knowledge Next Tuesday night he can try for the top prize on “the $64000 Question” CBS television show Or he can call it quits and setSAN FRANCISCO (AP) — One of the worst forest fires tle for the $32000 he reached in Pacific Coast history roared down on Yreka a little last night in his fourth appearance on show If he tries northern California logging town today And mammoth again andthe fails he’ll get an exwaves of flames raced across tens of thousands of acres pensive automobile as a consolprize No contestant yet 9f parched timber and brush land elsewhere in California ation has tried for the $64000 ana neighboring Oregon DESCRIBES DESSERTS 1 BILL' Klamath National Forest of '$1 McCutchen who had chosen ficials alerted the 3500 residents “food and cooking” as his quesof Yreka to connect their garden at the start last tion a category three-hoses and stand by when a described five desserts and connight of out day-olfire exploded $1 gave the country of origin of trol and thundered through 11 zabag-lion- e — were: bombe each PHILADELPHIA They (AP) miles of dense timberland to olykoek flummery and Miss Lillian Konoff is going within four miles of town By i pfeffernuss to get just $1 for her “$11 midnight 10000 acres were McCutchen home is in whose ablaze bill” Ohio these gave Worthington The federal ofFirefighters frankly said they and national origins: descriptions fice employe had been given had no chance of checking the Bombe France an ice cream firm’s onslaught However Klamthe bill by her father and dish ath Forest Supervisor Russell kept s it as a souvenir until Zabaglione Italy made of egg last month when sne made Bowers said Yreka a logging sugar and wine yolks and farm center 20 miles south inquiries about itOlykoek (or olycook or A coin dealer estimated of the Oregon border appeared n a fried to be in on immediate danger that the bill which had the cake forerunner of the iough face of a $1 certificate and SOUTHEAST OF 'BLAZE nut the back of a $10 bill might Yreka was southeast of the Flummery originally from her thousands of dolbring custard-lik- e a Wales blaze and forest officials hoped dessert with lars if it were genuine to keep the fire out of town as fruit juice Last night Thomas J KelPfeffernuss Germany a tradi long as the west wind did not of in the ley agent charge tional Christmas cookie made of shift around to the north Philadelphia office of the and flour lore than 1800 men battled spices Secret Service said the bill McCutchen 23 is assigned as the blaze and hundreds more was two split bills actually a Naval Reserve Officers Trainincluding 400 soldiers from the pasted together Presidio of San Francisco were ing Corps instructor at Ohio Kelley added that Miss State University Columbus He rushing to the scene bill would be redeemed But Bowers expressed pessihas a wife and three small daughby the Treasury Department mism about checking it He said ters — “On its face value” just $1 the blaze had developed into a If he does decide to shoot the fire storm the worst of all fire works on the next telecast he conditions and that only two will be the first guest to do so — a would in Two other contestants opera exhelp change things weather conditions or the fire’s Prato of New York 6A pert Gino Stewart : Alsop out of Forecasts fuel Bible and running expert Catherine Comics 5B of another hot of Kreitzer day predicted Camp Hill Pa both A 9 8 A Windy weather reached the $32000 level and Community Pages A fire storm is a maximum of Dr Crane 10A quit McCutchen will win a Cadillac burning conditions — extremely Maj N ial 6A low humidity dry fuel and ada a consolation prize in the event 6A he tries and fails to answer the verse winds —which the Forest Editorial Page Service says it is powerless to Gallup Poll 6A $64000 question combat 7B Obituaries GRAND3IA ANSWERS An estimated 6000 men battled Drew Pearson 6A Another contestant last night other fires in the two states 5B —a widowed grandmother —adPrograms In Oregon more than 210 sepa- Radio-T2B 3B vanced through the $3000 mark rate fires blazed over national Sports forests Lightning touched off 25 10 20 and 50 Years Ago 6A by telling the last four years the Nanew ones in the Fremont Nation' 7B St Louis Cardinals won the Statistics Baseball pennant al Forest in south central Oregon Vital tional League 2B At Warden Mrs Myrtle Power' 70 of BuThe biggest blackened approxi10A Women’s ford Ga and Long Island anPage mately 10000 acres near Medford swered: 1942 1943 1944 and in southwestern Oregon de1946 stroyed five homes and forced Mrs Power who said she has families out of the Tolo district Sign Barter Pact Another swept over 2000 acres CAIRO (UP) — Russia ant been watching the game since of scattered pine and brush on Egypt have concluded a barter 1895 got the chance at $3000 by the Ochoco National Forest west trade agreement for exchange o answering a series of questions of Seneca where a firefighter goods valued at $7255000 in her chosen baseball category was trapped and killed Sunday v A third raced out of control over 1000 acres on the Rogue THAT JUST PASTED WORTH ONLY - d ‘ - ld - oly-kol- k) j Dutch-America- Ko-noff- ’s i INDEX t V River National Forest near Medford In California traffic was halted on U S Highway 101 along the coast and transmitter personnel of Santa Barbara television station KEYT along with fire lookouts on hills outside Santa Barbara were ordered evacuated One of the few notes of cheer came from Sequoia National Forest in east central California where firefighters reported they had checked a 15000-acrblaze that once threatened the famed Grant 'Grove of giant sequoia trees One of the trees the Gen Grant is believed to be the oldest tree in the world e WASHINGTON (AP) — National Chairman Leonard W Hall predicted today a landslide victory for the Republicans in 1956 But Senate and House Compaign Committee heads said it will not be easy for the GOP to win control of Congress Hall told the opening session of a campaign school for Re- (R-Ari- i Martial law had been imposed early today then lifted A com-- 1 7 munique in Ankara the Turkish capital said Istanbul and all of Turkey were “objects of a Com- munist plot and incitement” It was the first outbreak here stemming from the dispute over the future of the strategic island of Cyprus the British crown colony in the Mediterranean which once belonged to Turkey Greece demands that the islanders be allowed to vote for union with Greece but is opposed by Britain and Turkey The Turkish government has declared that if Britain gives up Cyrpus it should be returned to Turkey CONFERENCE ENDS Turkish Foregin Minister Fatla! Rostu Zorlu announced in Loncondon today that a nine-daference of British Turkish and Greek foreign ministers on this’ issue had ended without agreey ment The communique Issued In An- kara implied that Red agents had inspired the mobs of young Turks last’ night playing on their resentment of the Greek demands for Cyprus It expressed sorrow for the disorders and regret for the grave damage to shops homes and other property owned by persons of Greek descent It promised speedy compensation and added: “All necessary steps have been taken and will be taken to re-store immediately public peace and order violated by these inci- dents” Istanbul and Izmir formerly Smyrna both originally were Greek cities and have retained large Greek populations throughout Turkish history FLEW TO ISTANBUL Premier Adnan Menderes flew to Istanbul from Ankara to take charge personally of the restora- tion of order Even before mar- tial lawwas imposed troops and Marines some in tanks moved into the ancient metropolis on' the Bosporus to quell the thousands of rioters roaming its streets Cyprus itself was the scene of violence and armed police guarded the Greek consulate against any possible demonstrations by elements there —A Turkish shepherd was shot to death while tending his flock near the village of Chatos Britain has moved to forestall any more serious outbreaks on Cyprus and has ordered more than 600 Royal Marine commandos to the island from Malta to reinforce its security force pro-Turkis- h z) (R-Pa- ASKED MEETING In Athens a Foreign Ministry spokesman said Greece had requested a meeting of the permanent NATO Council in Paris to consider the riots and that Deputy Foreign Minister Panayoitis Kanellopoulos had delivered personally a strong protest to the Turkish charge d’affaires ’ Greek authorities also ordered special security measures in western Thrace and on the Island of Rhodes both of which have' large Turkish minorities to fore- stall any reprisals for the riots" iq Turkey I I agreed in other talks that control feel the President’s presence on of Congress can be won but the 1956 ticket is essential to y said it will require hard work HAS GREAT ASSETS In a morning television broadcast Hall said he was “planning our Republican Party “Today has great assets” Hall said “We the campaign and organizing cn have the magnificent and dedi- the basis that he (Eisenhower) cated leadership of President Ei- will run” The chairmen will fly to Densenhower and the rest of the team which has made good govern- ver at the close of their classes1 ment the rule rather than the ex- Friday for a Saturday morning ception in America for the past breakfast discussion with Mr Eisenhower or campaign plans three years” Some of the GOP leaders said He spoke also of “the greatest ever nation tas think the presidential invitathis they prosperity known” and said it has been tion implies that Eisenhower inachieved “while the country has tends to seek another term But been at peace” Ray Bliss Ohio chairman said he While Hall said nothing about doesn’t believe he and his colthe possibility that Mr Eisenhow- leagues will know much more er will run again many of the about the President’s plans aftstate chairmen mads it clear they er the meeting than they do now vie-tor- -- i t there GOP Chairman Hall Sees Vef©ry peefs Fight to Control Congress publican state chairmen that if the GOP can get its machinery operating effectively at the precinct level “we can look forward to a victory of landslide proporLeaves to Aid Jews tions in 1956 not only for the TEL AVIV Israel (AP)—Fi- presidency but in recapturing nance Minister Levf Eshkol left control of both houses” for the United States by air toSen 'Gold water and g ) day on a campaign Rep Richard M Simpson for large-scal- e Jewish immigra- chairmen of the party’s Senate tion from Nortji Africa and House Campaign Committees fund-raisin- k - |