Show ciim t ""f “"F"m ii""tf Up H 2 THE OGDEN STANDARDEXAMINEIV £4 OGDEN UTAH SATURDAY EVENING OCT06ER 8 1833 1 ' v ' V'v’ U S TO TEST TINY SUB FOR HARBOR DEFENSES i k 10 rilceb©i!fsd “ 1 ryomm - ! i X J ' w i V’’:'''‘ 't five-ma- v $ v ? sue® NEW CASTLE Ind (UP)— A decision to reopen the strikebound Perfect Circle Corp foundry raised the threat of more violence today and Gov George Craig hurried home from a vacation to take personal command of the situation x The small brick foundry center of a bloody gun battle Wednesday was given permission to go back into production starting Monday Mayor Paul McCormack acting under his proclamation of limited martial law gave the late yesterday He said the presence of 600 National Guardsmen in New Castle would prevent fur- Says No To Paying for Unused Lands U S i go-ahea- ther battles - WASHINGTON (AP) — The administration has turned down as too costly and complex a proposal to pay farmers for voluntarily taking landt out of production The rejection on a proposal by Sen Humphrey was sent to Chairman Ellender of the Senate Agricul-- ' ture Committee some six months after Ellender asked an official report on the measure The reply was sighed by Undersecretary of Agriculture True D Morse and made available today The Humphrey plan appeared similar to those the Eisenhower administration has been reported considering for bolstering farm prices hurt by overproduction Secretary of Agriculture Benson has said he will have some spe-- : cific recommendations to make to Congress next year BOLSTER HOG PRICES Meanwhile an industry advisory committee urged Benson to consider bolstering hog prices by buying limited stocks of pork for the school lunch program and for domestic relief purposes It also recommended that he look into the possibility of broadening pork and lard exports and (D-Min- n) (D-L- - ' ’ -- a) d that the government and industry push a campaign to encourage greater pork consumption Hog prices have been running about 30 per cent below last and yesterday year’s levels dropped on the big Chicago livestock market to their lowest level since just before wartime price controls were removed in 1946 Benson is not expected to decide for some time yet on the industry recommendations made at a elosed session here yesterday Rejected Fortune From Russians ! r non-strike- rs I t I 11 - I Negro Witness at Trial Afraid Hid in Wrong Sign BOSTON (UP) — Thieves hit the jackpot at the Builders Spe eialty Co here because they did not believe a sign saying “Please don’t break the safe There’s less than $50 in it” The safe contained $300r DETROIT (AP) —- Witness in the home of his brOther-in-laMose Wright of the recent Missis- John Carthan a Detroit garage ' “' ’ I - yv v ? J sippi murder trial spent the night worker ' When asked about a published ' r of the acquittal he says hiding in ' i"' 4 he’d fear for a church cemetery report that he and two other wit4be harmed if he stayed home nesses were “I thought someone might come NAACP he “captives” of the retorted: to the house and I gotten afraid “The NAACP got nothing to do they would do something to me” he said with me I paid my own way to b Wright Negro come up here” made the statement to a reporter The two defendants in the Till in an interview last night He was a witness in the trial siaying now face trial on charges last month of J W Milam and of kidnaping the boy This charge Roy Byrant two white men ac- has been brought in another MisGRANDMA MARLENE WOWS 'EM cused of murdering Marlene Dietrich the glamorouss grandmother Emmett Till a Chicago Negro sissippi county a in The newspaper conflict found in Las $9000 Vegas wowed guests at the Sahara Hotel Till was a nephew of Wright and a Afte fabric transparent was visiting his uncle in Missis- the Chicago American and the gown (left) of number she whisked off stage to reappear in 58 seconds sippi when he disappeared last Jackson (Miss) Daily News on flat dressed in complete masculine dress (right) It was the opposite sides August same outfit she wore in German movie “The Blue Angel” that The Daily News said in a copyThe aftermath of the trial in made her famous 30 years ago which both men were acquitted righted story that Wright and two Mrs has led to a conflict between other Negro witnesses newspapers in Chicago and Mis- Amanda Bradley and Willie Reed are “captives” of the sissippi for Assn NAACP Also the National The American taking issue the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) picketed the US quoted Wright and Mrs Bradley customs house in Chicago yester- in denials day in the course of I Senate IIn a thick sheaf of statistics nternal Security Subcommittee NEW YORK (AP) — Proudly Large Beer hearing there proclaiming her the world’s and information the Saratoga is FARGO N D (UP) — Edwin HUMAN RIGHTS DENIED heaviest and most powerful war- hailed for her “habitability” The NAACP charges the ver- Moen had a $10 beer during a ship the Navy today launches comfott fluorescent lights air dict in the Till case shows that sweltering noon hour recently He and hamburger- human the 60000-tosupercarrier Sara- conditioning are denied Negroes pleaded guilty in police court to rights double parking his truck while i shaping machines in Mississippi toga or said The Navy Mrs Charles S Thomas wife Wright a small man said he downing the brew spent the acquittal night Sept of the Secretary of the Navy will nothing about the battle abilities 23 of this second in a series of five sleeping in his car in the Take All but Stove smash a bottle of champagne to strike any cemetery of the Church of God mighty ships able a in bow CHICAGO (AP) — the with ship’s big world nuclear in Christ at his Moneys Miss of the against part I Naval home York New at the burglars cleaned out a model weapons ceremony said ranch home in suburban heavinext The is The morning Wright slightly Saratoga Shipyard in Brooklyn men two saw him a told he new and a friend Heights yesterday empand has er Prospect completely After being floated out of hep more of all its furnishings exthe it to his house come tying during powerful propulsion plant the built was she where drydock than her sister ship the Forres-a- l night “flashing a light around" cept the kitchen stove It was too The reporter talked to Wright big for the burglars to handle commissioned a week ago Saratoga will need six more months of construction before she is ready to join the fleet The last Saratoga the famed fighting carrier of World War II went to the bottom among the Bikini atom bomb test vessels Lessons learned from that test are presumably incorporated in the new “Sara” but the Navy avoids the subject of nuclear wari s s UNITED NATIONS N Y ( AP) — The UN Disarmament Subcommittee wound up'its talks last night with the announcement that the United States has put eight task forces to work on schemes to detect hidden nuclear weapons and find ways of con- President special envoy on disarmament told the subcom-mite- e a special group of scientists would take up the problem of concealed atomic bombs' The known inability of present scientific instruments to locate shielded nuclear weapons has raised doubts in the subcommittee on the value of inspection and-hydroge- plans INSPECTION PROBLEMS Stassen said seven other teams headed by military men industrialists and scientists would take up other inspection problems in an effort to smooth thtway to dis- armament - 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f s Meanwhile the Federal Mediation Service said it would hold a meeting in Indianapolis Tuesday in an attempt to reach a truce So far the Guardsmen have kept- - a troubled peace in New Castle They rule the city of 18000 keeping air taverns closed and breaking up mass gatherings of any kind The city is ringed by road blocks to keep out troublemakers The groundwork for the battle of New Castle was laid - two months ago when 350 UAW members went on strike at the fare auto piston ring plant Negotiations stalled on a union shop issue and bitterness and violence Kentucky Whittier mounted steadily climaxing in Has 106th Birthday the Wednesday gun fight CORBIN Ky (AP)— A handy man with a knife Robert A Flowers to Early whittled another year off Nylon second century today - McPherson Kan (UP) — his“But the knife slows up when Students of McPherson College reach 106” he said on his have completed collection of more you than three miles of worn nylon birthday “I’ve crowded a heap o’ livin’ The nyhosiery for Germany lon thread is used there in re- into my years Pioneereda through Texas in covered habilitation centers by women Oklahoma and a schoolteacher been wagon who make artificial flowers mail carrier Seeks Ways to Find trolling arms Harold E Stassen ' 2 ’ McCormack acted against the orders of Craig who sent the troopers into New Castle Wednesday with orders to prevent “any attempt” to reopen the plant OFFICERS NOT CONFIDENT National Guard officers were willing to follow McCormack’s wishes But they were not conf indent they could prevent a sequel to Wednesday’s battle when 1200 strikers and sympathizers marched on 100 and nine persons were injured The troopers will be powerless to act unless full martial law is imposed they said A leader of the striking CIO United Auto Workers International Representative William Caldwell also warned that a reopened plant could be the trigger to more violence Caldwell said the union cannot be responsible for its members’ acts if the plant is opened “The responsbility for anything that may happen rests squarely on the mayor’s shoulders” he said Craig cut short his fishing vacation in the Gulf of Mexico when he heard of McCormack’s decision McCormack obviously relieved said Craig “is commander-in-chief this is his repsonsi-bility- ” i 4 i - i LONDON (UP) — The government disclosed last night that Soviet agents had offered & British security guard a small fortune in 1952 to let them steal a diplomatic pouch bn the way from Moscow to Britain A Foreign Office spokesman said the incident happened when two British couriers one a Queens messenger charged with carrying a diplomatic bag and the other a security guard were waiting at Moscow Ahport for a plane for Berlin U 5 r4 - Stevenson says that the naGREEN BAY Wis (AP)-A- dlai tion’s farmers are not getting a fair deal under terms 6f the present Republican policy At the same time he added “things" for everybody else gets better” “This is not only unfair to the farmer it is unhealthy for all of us” the 1952 Democratic presidential candidate said last night" “For when things go bad for the farmer- it hurts a lot' of complex the farmers plight is other people It is unfair not going to be solved by any and dangerous that farmers single remedy be : it sliding or alone among the great economic fixed price supports” “And certainly the farm probgroups in our country are not lem won’t be solved by Republisharing in the current prospercan oratory and pious admoniity” to the farmer to grin’ and tions' a the farm Terming problem it”-h- e bear Stevsaid difficult one” “desperately enson said the GOP policy of Speaking on the tax issue the sliding orv flexible supports “is former Illinois ' governor - caunot working” tioned against precipitate tax saying “tax reduction at “It has been made more difficult by the neglect the indiffer- the price of safety is not econence the postponement and the omy” I say let our opponents cry slogan-makinof these past ouft for tax reduction at any years Let us not promise what we cannot perform Farmers will price” Stevenson said “But we trust the Democratic Party next are the party of compassion and time but they will not trust it the party of responsibility We must at least inquire whether at to perform miracles” this juncture there are things Stevenson who devoted the we want more th?an tax reducof his to the speech major part A responsible political Wisconsin Democratic Party con- tion has greater responsibilities vention on the farm problem al- party so touched on the subjects of than winning votes at any price” On civil liberties Stevensort conservation taxes civil liberasserted that “from the first wild ties and international relations utterances of a1 man from WisStevenson in his speech and at consin in 1950 there has been disa news conference did not on Americans’ mounting pressure close whether he would seek the civil — liberties the 1956 Democratic presidential servants of American loyalty of nomination government On the farm issue Stevenson has suffered unparalleled attacks said the technique — the method Democrats generally have been — by which prices have been slandered in a manner unprecein our political history supported in the past and which dented “The Republican the Republicans adopted is strategists who to resorted such measures faulty Asserting he is for price sup- must be made to realize-i- f they still inclined to these exports he offered' suggestions to are tremes that what they are consupplement this sort of aid to sidering is the poisoning of dethe farmer mocracy exmust “We be prepared to periment with new techniques of which the Navy will use to test harbor defense in- -' stallations has arrived to start shakedown cruises n Called the X-- l she carries a crew 50 is tons 25 and feet In contrast the long weighs atomic submarine Nautilus which is based here is 3000 tons and is 340 feet long The X-- l arrived yesterday from Oyster Bay N Y where she was launched Sept 7 She was built by an aircraft manufacturer the Fairchild Engine & Airplane Corp of Farmingdale N Y 1 v iGvenson — A midget submarine GROTON Conn (AP) I - 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