Show I THE WEATHER TEMPERATURES i OGDEN: Mostly clear low 24 high 64 &i9 aft 0ta Dww US Clear tomorrow UTAH: warmer Viil low 20 lt In Afls Associated Press AP Wirephoto United Press International n EXport OGDEN UTAH MONDAY EVENING NOVEMBER 9 1959 nm US fo Block No 294 5 CENTS Resumption Of Walkout? D) Is) © Bdfeir ad- (UPI)-T- he ministration appeared' determined today to prevent a resumption of the steel strike at the end of the k order 80day Labor Secretary James P Mitchell said yesterday that President Eisenhower would send Congress recommendations for ending the walkout if the dispute is not settled y inby the time the junction expires He said it would be up to Con:v 1 x to settle the strike in that PITTSBURGH (UPI) — The first post -- strike steel gress evenL trickled from the nation’s mills today as workers returned In an election year Mitchell added this could lead to legislato their jobs after almost four months of idleness tion that would not be in the interWorkers grumbling about the est of either union or management injunction which endec STRIKE COULD RESUME walkout tapped a few their HS-day order upUnder the f furnaces while maintenance crews held by the Supreme Court Satury v ftoiled to repair damage to other fa day the strike could be resumed i M after the y period which ends cilities caused by long idleness 25 reconvenes Congress January smoke belched from Although 6 furnaces from coast to coast less January Mitchell appearing on a nationK it than half of the 500000 strikers were wide television program said he i M called back to work and full produc was “very hopeful’’ the dispute that could settled be period during v tion appeared as much as six weeks 1 He refused to give any hint of y duration what action Eisenhower I away half of the might rec $ ’ - V"' of the Supreme Court directed in ommend to Congress if no settlet r ment is reached junction period He said the national emergency In addition to millhands recall 1t y law of the provision to Grea rail workers orders went ? vv V-- -' Lakes ore ship crews and coal anc should be reviewed In nine of the which 15 in the has law been strikes iron miners invoked he noted there was no A AUTO LAYOFFS CONTINUE settlement in the “cooling But as steel men returned gradu off" period V The cabinet officer described as ally to their jobs the steel-sho- r automobile industry prepared to “all wrong’’ proposals by Sen m and other lay off even more workers as sup- Wayne Morse iplies dwindled and no appreciable senators that “we have tribunals to from and reopenec judges determining wages” supply quantity deadlocks w break management-unio- n mills was in sight soon 4 J-Some 250000 auto workers most- in essential industries 4 r "How can you determine wages ly General Motors employes are f ! idle and management warned it by government edict without deter if J: would be some time before they mining prices?” he asked “And x-could be ordered back the government determines wages U S Steel and Jones and Laugh and prices we are getting on the SEN WILLIAM UNGER 45 TurbuUn! Years lin the major producers in this road to socialism which I for one m 4S4 ' steel center said the bulk of their do not want” ss At workers would be called back within a week More than 50 per cent of the mill workers in the Chicago-Gar- y area already were back Some FIRE RAGES ABOARD TANKER — Fire raged unchecjced aboard the tanker Amoco 46000 workers will be recalled by -while-i- t was tied up and aground near a refinery- - tank farm Virginialate-yesterday Tuesday at Bethlehem Steel Corp’j on the Houston Ship Channel here The fire at this point had spread to the forward sprawling Sparrow's Point Md holds of the vessel causing a huge pall of smoke to envelope the vessel— (AP Wire-photworks s Other major producers across the cation also reported rapid recalls WASHINGTON (UPI)-AFL-- CIO Vice President Walter Reuther said RAIL STRIKE MENACE But a strike of 200 railroad work- today President Eisenhower should WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen Wia ers against the U S Steel’s Ten- share the sacrifice of theforsteellliam (Wild Bill) Langer (R-Nthe workers by giving up golf HOME AGAIN: Evdyn Rudi Most every big name in town colorful political maverick both as nessee Coal and Iron division in 80 union is under a is home the that days to Alabama threatened 25000 in dead at senator is Hollywood keep and as again affair was at the governor injunction steel workers from resuming work 73 subhave headlines the AFL-CIThough Inwere to the There In a congratulatory messhe He spent 45 turbulent years In United Steelworkers officials said dustrial speech sided ride that airplane Union IUD) Department their members would not cross sages from Eleanor Roosevelt and politics the last 13 cf them in the the injunction took last Wednesday still holds denounced Reuther Gov Ntlson A Rockefeller of lines of the Brotherhood picket the interest of some people — S Senate WASHINGTON (UPD-Art- hur intervention of the govas “brutal n Locomotive Engine-meFiremen and in of his to want died heart the sleep Langer police They IT’S A BOY: Actress Anne Jefin a situation where ' namely ernment” of Health Flemming secretary television failure yesterday at his home He fries and actor Robert Sterling Education and Welfare warned the were made superior to talk to the “profits donned But mill workers as togs his wife actress about events leading up are the parents of a Ly had been ailing since people” public today that the 1958 and 1959 to her flight from Los Angeles dia died of cancer Aug 4 He re- and their wives packed lunch buck had Eisenhower boy in Burbank Calif Asserting that ets for the first time since the hosin a weeks three to Baltimore cently spent The infant born Saturday is cranberry crop in Washington and strike started July 15 union mem- followed the steel Industry’s “parto decided she said fly pital with pneumonia with he said he g Evelyn third child their line” f Oregon contains a agreed bers nationally! expressed disgust ty Langer steered a safe course and resentment at being ordered a proposal by one steelworker that east to talk to Mamie Eisenhower LAST RITES: Victor McLag- - residue from a chemical weed figuring the President’s wife through many a political whirlwind back to work under the injunction management and the killer len’s funeral will be held tomorIn 1934 he easily won nomination against their will make equal sacrifices while the might help her land a good part vowed They row in Hollywood in a movie or a TV series Flemming told a news conference for reelection as governor of North to resume the strike in 80 was in effect days if injunction d actor died to The wanted hinted Police big Dakota although he was under a said that the Food and Drug Adminhe the this Under they proposal agreement was not reached But 72 He was her whether out find Saturday federal indictment for conspiracy workers would without might flight operate istration (FDA) turned up evidence admitted they were look- companies would stay have been arranged for publicity President the and Eventually he was acquitted profit to forward first last : week that a weed killer called NO RECONCIATION Actress ing theirj paychecks off the Only last year he won reelection purposes golf links Caulfield— her from divorced Joan — without making a single campaign Aminitriazole which causes cancer Reuther president of the Auto husband 'last April before she in the $100 A PLATE: Dean Martin Workers Union and head of the speech— in spite of the opposition of thyroid of rats had been realized she was pregnant—gave was honored by his fellow Friars k his own state Republican organiza IUD said the injuncbirth Saturday to a boy in Santa used on thecranberry crop in those tion tion illustrated how “the money last night and $125000 was Monica She said today she had two states ' for the show business In the Senate Langer voted changers have taken over the tem- raised no in club’s charity work He said the FDA is also conductHollywood plans for a reconciliation against the Eisenhower administraple of government” tion more often than with it He He pledged that organized labor ing an investigation to would stand by the steelworkers opposed Eisenhower’s foreign polsee whether cranberries grown in y in case they resume their icy Anything proposed by Secrethe other principal growing areas strike after the injunction expires tary of Agriculture Ezra Taft BenKATMANDU Nepal (AP) — A son was almost sure to bring namely Wisconsin New Jersey and January 28 mountain expeMassachusetts have been similarly climbing Japanese Banger's opposition in is dition the often cf missing lonely Himalayas Langer's Typical contaminated political stands was one of his last safe the Nepalese Foreign Office Flemming said the public would Senate votes He and Sen Wayne announced today to use its own discretion have 11 statement o’clock A senasaid session the at last nignt apwere the only Morse NEW DELHI (UPI)—Communist to will soon reKatmandu return to about vote labor tors party against the purchasing cranberries “unChinese Premier Chou en-Ltoday parently to consider the Chinese A five-ma- n search party had left form bill at the last session til the buf note which was dispatched from cranberry industry has subproposed creation of a Another key party vote was on only yesterday to look for the A year-ol- d baby Who ate aspirin “er zone to prevent further blood- Peiping on Saturday Also attending mitted a workable plan to separate the confirmation of Lewis L Strauss climbers feared lost in an ava- yesterday and was admitted to SL cabinet meeting was the contaminated berries from the three-hoas secretary of commerce earlier lanche Benedict's Hospital last night died shed along the disputed Indian-Re- d Chinese border The party disappeared five weeks shortly before noon today in the year Two Republicans voted Indian Army commander K S those that are not contaminated” 23400-foowith He reported that the National t He also suggested a meeting hit Gauri Sankar against Strauss— Langer and Sen ago on The victim Janice Stark was the Thimayya Margaret Chase Smith of Maine which is named after the Hindu daughter of Mr and Mrs Jay Stark Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru known as A source close to the cabinet said Cranberry Association Strauss’s confirmation was defeated jod of destruction Gauri Sankar 3061 Porter The hospital said she n the “immediate future” Ocean Spray Cranberries Inc Han5 s 35 miles west of ML Everest the and her baby brother Jeffrey 2 It was the first concrete Red Thimayya had been ordered to son Mass was working on such a be-ofourth was the Chinese in member the world proposal for settling the in- meet Communist force with force plan In the meantime he said the were treated at home yesterday Langer ughest peak cf Congress to die within a week An aerial search of the area Satassociation had offered complete they were brought to the hos- creasingly bitter border quarrel but not to' begin an offensive The others were House members to between the two nations of failed trace find pital when they exhibited after-ef-iecurday any in preventing further cooperation The order to Thimayya would Since Indian sources said however that John the missing men Republican Gov from eating 20 aspirin sales of the 1958 and 1959 WashingDavis of North Dakota is sure to Earlier this morning their condi-jon- s he Peiping note reiterated Red indicate Nehru 'considered the Chou ton and Oregon crops Mountaineering experts feared the 7 Chinese claims to certain Indian proposal not entirely satisfactory were listed as “good” by appoint a Republican to serve the entire expedition may have been rest cf Langer’s term the Senate wiped out by avalanches in what But the little girl suffered erritory which Nehru is pledged not but open to consideration 63 n of ReDemocrats 35 moun-aiand one be of would worst a the lineup (Earlier story on Page 3) relapse about midday Her broth- to give up THE into his cabinet called on was record treatment er Nehru released after publicans 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Jr :¥ Death Takes Reuther Wants lice to Give Up Golf 80 Days Sen Langer o) ‘ NAMES IN THE NEWS $100-a-pla- no-strik- Cranberry Crop Contaminated te e Flemming Says O -- 8V£-oun- ce cancer-producin- President bull-voice- 32 Himalaya back-to-wor- Hikers Safe ot China AsIcs Buffer Zone Along Indian Border 116-da- er e) Heart of Oil Refining back-towor- Maintenance Men Repair Damage To Mills Caused by Long Strike Aspirin Fatal To Ogden Tot ai 25-mi- le HOUSTON Tex (AP) — The tanker Amoco Virginia its plates buckled and ripped by fire and explosion yesterday claimed an eighth victim today when city fireman D H Chandler drowned aboard the ship persons suffered injury tanker threatened the The fire aboard the 12900-toheart of the nation’s largest oil refining and petrochemical center for 19 hours yesterday The vessel’s captain R R Combs and six of the 40 crewmembers perished Twenty-fiv- e n Chandler - re ts at-enda- 28 apparently stepped into a hole in a submerged portion of the ship Investigators climbed over the buckled plates in search of clues as to the cause of the fire Groups probing the destroyed hulk were the FBI Coast Guard the American Oil Co and Hess Terminal where the ship is tied up The fire broke out less than four hours before the American Oil Co’s 12000-to- n tanker was to sail for Albany N Y The flames feeding on 135000 barrels of high test gasoline and fuel oil in the vessel’s bunkers threatened the heart of the nation’s biggest oil refining and petrochemical center for 19 hours before firemen brought it under control LIKE PRAIRIE FIRE “It spread like a prairie fire” said seamen Joseph R Daley 37 Seattle “As it spread a solid wall of flames 100 feet high swept the ship” More than 300 firemen who came from as far away as Lake Charles La battled the blaze A blizzard of foamite finally smothered a main fire in the tanker’s forward bunkers —which had held 90000 barrels of aviation gasoline Small fires continued to flicker on the vessel’s superstructure and a The blackened pier alongside hulk’s deck plates buckled and its seams ripped Firemen found the body of Captain R R Combs of Kill Devil Hill N C at the foot of a ladder leading to his quarters The bodies of four crewmen were found in their quar ters Two others were found on deck Five explosions rocked the tanker docked at the Hess Terminal in suburban Galena Park The first came about 12:30 am only minutes after the fire broke out Flames towered more than 200 feet high Black oily smoke mushroomed over the vessel and cast a pall over this Gulf Coast city of more than 900000 The final blast almost 12 hours later shot flames skyward just as firemen appeared to have it under control Itv1 pushed heat waves around the storage tanks on shore containing more than a million gallons of highly explosive fuels Daley said he first noticed the fire on the surface of the channel He reported it to Chief Mate George Davis and ran toward a hatchway to sound the alarm Then came the first explosion “I went over the rail between the deck and the dock” Daley said Then came another explosion “That’s when the steel began bombarding Steel was flying all around me” Daley said LOST LIFE SAVINGS He got away with only minor jurns but left his life savings of $3400 in a locker aboard ship 540-fo- ur 43-4- littla high 65 © WASHINGTON (D-Or- 89th Year 4-7- 71 warmer INDEX (ONE SECTION Comics — Editorial Pago Obituaries Sports Radio-TPrograms Woman's Pago V 16 PAGES) 12 4 13 10 11 9 8 ot 47 Negroes' Wage Claim WASHINGTON (UPI) — The Supreme Court refused today to examine the claim of 47 Negro railroad workers tljat the federal government deprived them of their just wages because of their race The court acted in a brief order without a written opinion Its rejection of the Negroes’ appeal left standing a decision by the court of claims holding that they could not collect on their suit against the government In other major decisions the high court: —Refused to review an order by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) directing the manufacturers of the famous Carter's Little Liver Pills to drop the word “Liver” from its brand name The dispute between the FTC and Carter Products Inc has been going on since 1943 —Agreed to decide whether the' brewers of Budweiser beer could cut their prices in the St Louis Mo area exclusively without violating the federal laws —Refused to grant a hearing to Edward Novak under the death penalty in Delaware County Pa for murdering his' fiance and her mother He claimed he was denied the right to fire his attorneys The court then heard arguments in the case of Rudolf Ivanovich Abel convicted in the federal court in New York in 1957 of spying for Russia He was sentenced to 30 years in prison anti-monopo- ly Ike to Address Fund Banquet WASHINGTON (AP) — President Eisenhower will speak at a Repubg dinner in Los lican White House the 27 Angeles Jan fund-raisin- announced today The Republican National Committee had announced previously that Eisenhower would participate in a program of dinners set up for that date The Los Angeles dinner will be held in the Pan Pacific Auditorium Asked why Eisenhower chose Los Angeles for his appearance White House press secretary James C Hagerty told reporters: “Well I guess he’d like to go out to Los Angeles” He said he knew of no plans for Eisenhower to extend the ' visit to the coast either before or after the speaking engagement California is the home stomping ground of Vice President Richard M Nixon top contender for the Republican presidential nomination next year NEWS CAME ON FOOT FUZZNIKS? CRAZY MAN CRAZY ra n n -i- f ike i NEW YORK (AP) — A month- siting a few of their new pals to Bailey was nabbed in a Harlem long masquerade by five detectives a big party The astonished guests hotel police said they posing as bearded beatniks has set learned on arriving early yesterday found a deck of cocaine off a chain cf dope raids from that the address they had been Others arrested included an asHarlem to Greenwich Village given was a Greenwich Village po- sortment of village characters an More than 100 persons have been lice station engineering student at New York arrested Narcotics valued at 1 milTheir arrest set off a chain of University symphonic kettle lion dollars have been confiscated raids that involved 140 narcotics drummer a homeless artist and The beret-claJames (Foots) Stewart tabbed by cops took such cool squad police names as “Gorgeous George” Some of the beatniks couldn’t police as the chief Harlem dope “The Sailor” and “Jamie the have cared less One upended a wholesaler Stewart a room-wher- e d meek-ap-pearin- Queer” to shuffle their way Into beat circles They walloped bongo drums They donned sandals and attended poetryreading parties One of them even wrote a poem “Junkie’s Woe” They climaxed th plot by in- - i wastebasket and beat out a rhythm One sketched the cop who arrested him with horns above his ears The others chanted and stomped their feet Bill Bailey Negro tap dancing brother cf singer-actres- s Pearl J ilciHQ U g little man with size 13 feet feeds pigeons in a park between dope sales police said One detective said he made an arrest while driving a car with a beatnik The cop said he told the man ha was afraid ha might SECURITY YES BUT CONFINING A IL be arrested because he had a large quantity of dope in the trunk “Man you don’t have to be worried about the fuzzniks (beat talk for cops)” the passenger assured him “Why I’ve got a whole pocketful of pot (dope) and you don’t see me worrying do you?” “Start worrying caL” said the detective “Like you’re arrested” “But this can’t be man” the beatnik protested “I mean like you’re one of us We’ve been making the scene together” The detective flashed his badge “Crazy man crazy” sighed the beatnik COLUMBIA S C (AP) — The following want ad appeared in a biweekly newspaper here Help wanted— Reporter for fast growing biweekly in exclusive suburban area on historic Congaree River Journalism graduate preferred No experience needed -- will train for the specialized needs of the community Limited living quarters available for single man not much to work with very little compensation but there is a great deal of security attached to the job Send resume to editor of “About Face” “About Face” is published by and for the prisoners at the South Carolina Penitentiary here as d-Lu- Rich-$12- Hamlei Sirikes clc li fos 00 i SAN MARCO D’URRI Italy (AP) This mountain hamlet has no phones no automobiles policemen only a single radio — and 284 stockholders in the world’s jiggest bank That’s every man woman and child in San Marco D’Urri a village the barren Apennine Mountains miles south of Genoa Yesterday each resident was given 5 shares of Bank of America stock block of stock worth about $1200 Bank of America representatives liked over a twisting mile-lon- g mountain trail— the village’s only ink with the outside world— to the $340000 worth of stocks or Victor and Joseph Saturno of Reno Nev de-iv- er 1 Their parents were natives of San Marco D’Urri Although Victor and Joseph had never seen the village they wanted to do something for it Their father Leopoldo Pietro Saturno left the hamlet in 1878 when he was almost 20 He made a fortune in real estate in Reno before dying in 1919 ' San Marco D’Urri has known little but poverty for years and the gifts of stock suddenly made all the villagers rich in local terms The Avanzini family which raised Leopoldo Saturno after he was orphaned as a small boy still lives in the unheated stone farmhouse where he grew up The family has five acres of barren farm land and four cows Now the seven Avanzinis have $8400 worth of stocks a nest egg they could not have built in years of hard work Last year each share of Bank of America stock paid a dividend of $180 For the Avanzinis that would have an income of $315 probably enough to take care of their meager needs for most of the year The arrival of good luck in the hard luck village did not make everybody happy An aged woman and her two sons suspected “Someone wants to make fools of us” They refused to collect their shares Aurello Gaindini the bank’s director for Italy said the stock would be held for them until they changed their minds |