Show TEMPERATURES MiMin OgdiH 52 lutt 42 43 Chlcag Bnr Its VtM Lm 31 28 33 1 40 25 W 20 - Latin Aales MaxMIn 76 50 53 43 Pocittllt 48 27 Prv 53 33 Salt Laka City 54 San Franciic 45 35 St 6iar S3 44 Saattla W Ytllowstoaa 33 20 30 Fhaenix 5 oiu THE WEATHER 75 Ii II I i I 1 AP Wirephoto OGDEN UTAH SATURDAY EVENING NOVEMBER 21 1959 Jig s Up EXport v Secretaries Confer With Ike Agree Program Balanced AUGUSTA Ga (AP)— The Army Navy and Air Force j The three civilian secretaries spent more than two hours with Eisenhower along with Deputy Secretary of Defense Thomas S Gates Jr and Dr Herbert F York Pentagon research director Serving as spokesman for the quintet before the flight back to Washington Gates said the military budget for the 1961 fiscal year still stands at around 41 billion dollars and that in another week the budget should be all set Asked if the service secretaries are happy about the budget Gates replied: wmm ou eace UNITED NATIONS N Y The U N General (AP) Assembly appealed to all countries today not to test nuclear weapons while talks are on for the controlled cessation of such tests offense LONG WAYS DOWN —Air Force Capt Joseph W Kit-ting- er is shown photographed by a fixed camera as he stepped over the side of a delayed parachute jump Jr from 76400 feet He fell for three minutes before his gram" ll DOWN DOWN DOWN Bool Worry kl 450 Miles Per Yoy t FRIEND FAKES ORDERS He contacted an unidentified friend at Ft Ord Calif who was! able to fix him up with fake orders along with a promotion to sergeant first class On the strength of his bogus pa pers King was shipped to Frank furt Germany where he was as signed as a food supervisor in a quartermaster section For five months he lived the good life There was the sergeant's pay allowances for quarters soft duties and no KP Unfortunately King was not He went AWOL satisfied quite He was picked up and his gravy train screeched to a halt d The army King for- unauthorized absence and sen tenced him to a year of hard labor at the US Disciplinary Barracks at Lompac Calif - ml Austrian-Japanese-Sw- SHORT VOYAGE FOR OLD IRONSIDES court-martiale- - To 2-- Youths Die As Boat Tips ?8-fe- et NAMES IN THE NEWS d ): -- INDEX 98-fo- ot J had-decide- d 1 V i Champ Max Baer Dies in California of Heasf Afflack ght HOLLYWOOD Calif (AP)- -A proximately 9 am and that death heart attack today claimed the life was due to a coronary thrombosis tf Max Baer Baer often called "Madcap Max- heavyweight boxing champion and colorful show le during his ring vears won the business figure heavyweight title 25 years ago Baer 50 died in his room in the when he knocked Primo Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel about Camera June 14 1934 in Long 45 minutes after a physician ar- Island City NY rived He checked in Thursday and His reign lasted just one day short was in Hollywood to appear in a of a year On June 13 1935 in the series of television commercials same Long Island arena across the Although friends said the for- East River mer champ suffered two mild heart Braddock from Manhattan Jimmy by dethroning attacks earlier he appeared to be Baer with surprised a decision in good health upon his arrival in ex-wor- ld out-Italy'- s 15-rou- nd He complained of Hollywood cold however a "HERE I GO AGAIN" When the fatal attack hit Baer told a hotel employee: "Oh God here I go again" The hotel physician Dr Edward Koziol went to Baer's room at 8:15 am and found the sitting on the bed Dr Koziol said Bear died at ap "CLOWNED AWAY TITLE" "I clowned away the title" Max said later Baer was born Feb 11 1909 in Omaha Neb Baer had 80 fights during bis professional career which ran from 1929 to 1941 He had 66 victories 51 by knockouts He stood weighed about 209 pounds and had one of the best physiques cf ring champions cessfully into orbit over a polar route yesterday It was boosted into space by a Thor ballistic missile and thrust into 'an orbital velocity of 18000 miles an hour by a second stage rocket With the launching went America's hopes to become the first na- - Four earlier attempts were made by the Air Force but failed when the capsules were never sighted after their ejection One plunged prematurely into the Arctic Scientists said they have weather proofed the satellite to withstand cold temperatures in space thrl caused tiny mercury batteries ij freeze before activating the capsule The capsule weighs 310 pounds and measures 27 inches in length and 33 in diameter he clears himself of the custody new motorway which has been inches Odds were quoted at 700--1 against battle and contempt charges for dubbed both a "dream highway" recovery The teat if successful and "death trap" making the voyage which started would be most significant last January and ended this week The queen's chauffeur was achievement "the to date in space" the her husband Prince Philip Air Force said It is a necessary CROONER: Singer Johnnie Ray Louis EXCLUDED: entered a plea of innocent in De(Satchmo) step on the path toward orbiting a has been banned from human into space troit to a charge of "accosting Armstrong Lebanon his for and soliciting for immoral purtroupe to taking CAPSULE SHOULD FLOAT Toufic But Commandant Israel poses" today following his arrest Discoverer VIII was scheduled to Jalboud said in Beirut that there by a vice squad officer Recordunleash er's Judge Alvin E Davenport was no other reason for barring after the capsule some 27at hours 2:25 Friday's launching the American Negro trumpeter set trial for Nov 30 and released 17 passes over the EST and pm The Egyptian press claimed last North and South the crooner on $500 bond poles week that Lebanese security ofto snag the "obAircraft planned ANNIVERSARY: Queen Elizaficials had alleged that Satchmo from the it parachutes as ject sky beth II expecting her third child was leader of an Israeli espionto back while earth ships prepared early next year celebrated her age network to pluck it out of the sea The cap12th wedding anniversary in LonSPAT: British film star Dawn sule is designed to float after it don with a drive along Britain's Addams charged in Rome today strikes the water The satellite has achieved the that her husband Prince Vittorio Massimo beat her up and then greatest apogee (farthest point) blamed it on an automobile acciaway from earth of any of its dent Massimo replied that she predecessors It has reached L000 miles away compared with a pre had lived with another man The mutual accusations came vious best of 605 miles for Discovin a court hearing on a final erer I it perigee is 120 miles with separation for the estranged an orbital period of 103 minutes v couple Orbiting is the satellite's second Miss Addams and- - Massimo stage about 192 feet long and five WASHINGTON (AP) — The navy were not in court They hurled feet in diameter The satellite has test fired an advanced version the each other in weighed 8500 pounds on the pad but at charges of the Polaris missile It whistled memorandums filed by was reduced to 1700 pounds in orbit more than 900 miles and landed lengthy their lawyers after exhaustion of its fuel supply in the Atlantic right on target At the same time at Groton Conn the Navy said yesterday it was delighted with the performance of the atomic submarine George Washington the first equipped for firing Polaris rockets The sub had been put through a week of trials Rear Adm William F Raborn LOS ANGELES (AP)—Bill Hughes thought he'd chief of the Navy's special proj do something nice for his school the University of ects office said he can "assure California Southern the American people that by next So fall the missile and the submarine yesterday he painted 200 mice red and gold— will get together and be operation USC's colors— and set them loose in the UCLA limid-Pacifi- Max and his huge brother Buddy six years his junior had somewhat similar careers in boxing and in show business except that Buddy never won the title Buddy won 48 out of 55 fights 43 by knockouts "What a ham!" was the way Max once described himself He found out that night clubs afforded an easier way to earn a living than the fight game He became a pal of 'movie and night club personalities sports writers and columnists always good lor a laugh In recent years he had been as well as appearing on television snows from time to time Only last Wednesday night in Phoenix Ariz he was the referee when Zora Folley took a decision from Alonzo Johnson Baer resided with his wife Mary cuen ana two sons and a daughter in a comiortaDie home in Sacramento Calif assembly had approved in two days — au recommended by its Po- litical Committee Their adoption was notable for the isolation of France on the question of nuclear experiments In another development the unit ed States made public today a letter asking the U N General Assembly to debate the Hungarian question In so doing the United States backed up a similar request made public Wednesday from Sir Leslie Munro cf New Zealand U N special representative on Hungary Soviet Delegate Arkady A Sobo-le- v told a reporter yesterday Munro had no legal right to make such a request He said "we will object" when the Assembly's steering committee takes rp the" matter Monday The U S move seemed calculat ed to spike the Soviet objection and essen the likelihood cf a long pro cedural debate in the committee U S sources said they believed the subject would be put ca the Assembly s agenda as requested This takes a majority vote first in the Steering Committee and then in the Assembly Several days are expected w elapse between the committee's recommendation and the Assembly's approval and then several mora days before the debate is held the- - VANDENBERG AIR FORCE soaring as far away as 1000 miles tion to capture a man-mad- e object rom space Neither the U s cor BASE Calif (UPI) — A flotilla of from earth Discoverer VIII long and the Soviet Union as far as is known naval ships and Air Force C119 suc- has made such a recovery 1700 roared weighing pounds 155-pound- er Polaris Sails 900 Miles Smacks Taraet MICE IS NICE BUT DOUGHNUT IN SCALP IS EVEN DANDIER al" ref-ereei-ng MAX BAER Career Ends at 50 Find Mineral Deposits — MOSCOW (UPI) The" Soviet The George Washington will be commissioned Dec 31 Nine other Polaris subs are being built Raborn said the Washington has fired dummy slugs while sub merged but he gave no details He called the sub tests and successful Polaris firing at Cape Canaveral Fla a "double success" for the United States" Durham to Retire WASHINGTON (UPI) —Rep news agency Tass today reported Carl T Durham senior House memthe discovery of new deposits of ber of the Joint Congressional Atom nickel iron copper titanium baux- ic Committee will retire from Conite coal and gas in the Ural Moun gress at the end of his present tains terra brary He sat back and watched the coeds scream Now it so happens that UCLA and USC traditional rivals clash in their annual football game to- day And things like this happen during the week of Los Angeles' big game To show their hearts were in the right rjlace the members of UCLA's School Spirit Club Kelps reciprocated They caught Hughes after he released the mice and carted him off to a fraternity house Hughes' punishment: His scalp was shaved in the shape of a doughnut And in the middle the Kelps painted a blue C for California Blue is UCLA's color 4 year only Today s resolutions en disarma ment made six on the subject that Bug Snieilits Capsu h "Flying Boxcars" stood ready today to snatch a Discoverer VIII satellite capsule out of the sky or sea forces were based Joint sea-ai- r c near somewhere in the in an area called Hawaii "the ball- park" to capture the parachuti rigged capsule from the satellite 82-nati- te Poked " n) body in a meeting today gave its unanimous consent to an Indian-Yugoslav resolution deciding that the Disarmament Commission should continue to be composed cf all 82 members of the U N The last Assembly had set up the commission in that form for this Later the 165-year-o- ld 15-mi- le ed UNANIMOUS CONSENT The USS Constitution the Navy's oldest ship floats free and clear today In Boston harbor as tugs prepare to swing it back to its berth at the Naval Shipyard The vessel veteran of several battles in the last century and several million tourists in this century was moved to turn it around in its berth The vessel is switched around every few years to prevent the weather and prevailing winds from warping the spars At left is Boston's Custom House Tower once the highest building in the world — (AP Wirephoto) - 4 Refardei m 24-nati-on they had no comparachute opened automatically at 10000 feet altitude roles and allotments about plaints (AP Wirephoto) missions for their services As to the absence of Secretary of Defense Neil H McElroy from the session the acting White House Wayne Hawks press secretary said: "I just don't know the reason he isn't coming But I know he is aware of the whole thing" had Hawks said Eisenhower talked with McElroy on the telephone about the meeting the day it was set up McElroy afco was one of those who conferred with the President here Monday on the mili-tarv budget PROTESTS SOLDIER STATUS Eisenhower is striving to wrao ALAMOGORDO N M (AP)— Fiery-haire- d Joe Kittinger says his tro his entire budget for the 1961 At that point King lost his love parachute jump didn't scare him— he was too busy to' worry fiscal year in advance of his overHe wrote the judge for the Kittinger ' a jet jockey turned space-ag- e experimenter— with him advocateArmy tour starting Dec 3 seas good-wi- ll general in Washington balloon gondola at It looks as if the budget may hit self as a guinea pig—stepped out of a bucket-lik- e that he was a civilian-hav- ing protesting a peacetime record of 81 billion dol-- 76400 feet over White Sands missile range this week been discharged back in lars — - Protected - fro m KWWbelow-zer- o 195&-a- nd therefore not subject to court martial c0l(L he plummeted at nearly 450 PRELUDE TO TRIP The three-ma- n military appeals Another prelude to the trin to miles an hour for about three micourt the highest reviewing au 11 European Asian and African nutes'' thority for military trials ruled 1 nations will be a conference Nov Then still 12000 feet high a parathat King indeed had been a civil 80 in Washington with Democratic chute and he opened ian since 1958 and that the court automatically and Republican leaders in Con--' drifted the rest of the to the way martial was null and void gress desert in six more minutes The military jurists indicated This Is Eisenhower's substitute for It was another part in his conhowever the Army could have a go what he says is an impractical proeffort to help develop equiptinuing at King in the civilian courts But posal by Sen Thomas J Dodd ment to bring men back alive from authorities said it would be some that a top Democrat such as emergencies on the of space edge time before they could decide former President Harry S Truman to try that whether NO TIME TO WORRY go along on the good-wi- ll expedifriend at Ft Ord was GAINESVILLE Five Fla King's (AP)— tion "I didn't have time to worry" the students from school a state honorably discharged between the for Wayne Hawks acting White well-kn- it said he time the retarded slipped King the phony House press secretary told a news mentally slipped away "I had so many things to do This conference yesterday that invita-tion- s was a research job I wasn't just from a etoud of camners last night papers and the date of King's ar- rest: So the military courts can't to the briefing at a White sitting there thinking about the and went boat riding Four drowned when the boat cap touch the friend either House breakfast went bv telegram jump I was trying to get data we sized to five Democrats and four Repub- didn't have already" A spokesman at the Sunland licans The Air Force captain said he a "group of In the Senate Eisenhower sent kept track of the time and altitude Training Center-saiteen-ager- s three two adults and Hd to Democratic Leader Lvndon "and physiological reactions" on had left their beds after B Johnson (Tex): Rerjublicn Lead- which he did not elaborate lights out COURT CASE: Seafaring actor er Everett M Dirksen (Til) the He said his pressure suit equip- and set out for the ride on Lake Democratic chairman of the For- ped with an oxygen system kept Crystal near a camp about 25 miles Sterling Hayden must appear in Sen him comfortable "going up and from here eign Rlatfons Committee Los Angeles court Tuesday for a teen-ager- s One of the reswas W and FulbrMit the J (Ark): coming down" battle with his former wife over' cued senior Republican on the commitIN GOOD SHAPE The school Identified the victims custody of their four children tee Sen Alexander Wiley (Wis) Is he in good shape after his big as Noah Stanley 15 of Apopka The hearing was originally The House members are speaker 15 Charles scheduled Griffith of Mount Sam Rayhnrn Dora yesterday but was can--' Democratic leap? — Leader John W Well he flew an Air Force T33 James Rewis 31 of Jacksonville celed when attorneys for Mrs' McC o r m a c k (Ma0? Republican Leader Charles jet trainer from his new station at and Thomas Elmore 21 of Mari-ann-a Betty Do Noon Hayden failed to Commissioner Clinton F Hallock (Tnd) : and from the Wright Air Development Center appear House Foreign Affairs Committee in Ohio to Holloman Air Force Base Clarence Armstrong 17 of High- Rodda was considering a motion to hold the attorneys in contempt Democratic Chairman Thomas E Just outside Alamogordo yesterday land View Fla was saved by JimThe Air Force missile develop- - my Roach 15 who was handling for their absence Morgan (Pa) nd th ton Rennh- lican memher Rep Robert B Chip- - rnent center at Holloman is where the boat Rodda also had before him a he was stationed until his move to Dr C H Carter medical direcerfield (111) request from Hayden to disqualify tor for Sunland Hollo several months Wright ago Training Center Judge Emil Gumpert from the man and the missile center are on said young Roach son of the carecase initiated by Mrs Hayden White Sands missile range taker at- - Camp Montgomery had when the bronzed actor took their The jump was Kittinger's 41st told him he was at the boat dock children on a sea voyage to Ta' schooner when the five walked up and asked hiti on his since 1956 (ONE SECTION 12 PAGES) The Air not said court Force this for ride order a a only against Church Nw$ J was the actor The boy said he had taken them The muscular highest parachute jump on Comics 8 record but was the highest man out a short distance and was turnhe a conference told press Editorial Pago 4 ever rode in an open balloon eon ing back to shore when one of them to abandon his Hollydola of The sides bucket the were film wood career during the trip Obituaries the of throttle the 9 ri suddenly opened : about four was feet called "the best year and he it outboard which Radio-Thigh 9 Programs about 4 feet in diameter There of one of others— life" the he my Sports V7 was a gap in the wall for Kittinger didImmediately He said he planned to enter not know who—jumped up and Thtattr Pago 5 to take that first the ship chartering business when big step tipped over the boat No he said (D-Con- vote was 60--1 In fa The roll-caAsian-Acan vor of a resolution on the subject The only "no" came from France which plans to set off an atomic bomb in the Sahara Desert early next year Twenty countries abstained frcea voting Among them were Britain and the United States now discussing controlled cessation cf tests with the Soviet Union in Geneva The Soviet Union voted "yes" Shortly before the Assembly adopted an ish resolution urging only the Big Three to refrain from testing nu clear weapons The vote was 78-- 0 with Afghanistan and Francs ab staining r 1958 ©-- Only One Nation Votes Yes After he had served 14 years in the Army King of Seaside Calif misconduct in was discharged-fo- PROGRAM" "Yes I think that they believe they have a good balancedX pro- ex-fight- er 5 CENTS No 303 WASHINGTON (UPI) — PvL Lemuel King liked the Army even! if it didn't like him But he has changed his mind King was so fond of the service life that he managed to sneak back in with a higher rank and a plush job after the Army booted him out When his masquerade was un covered and he was slapped with a court martial however King lost no time in declaring himself a civilian And his legal end-ru- n worked The Military Court of Appeals made public the tangled details of the story yesterday in upholding Californian s con the tention that he could not be court martialed because he was not a real soldier when he committed an 3 "BALANCED Ex-Heavywei- 89th Year 11 Soft Touch ' 0 secretaries were described after a presidential confer ence today as believing "they have a good balanced program" in the next budget (H-Tex- 4-77- Glioses Budget " ft it UNMASKED 3 Services Happy With : I UTAH: Bomir3 fair romorrcwj low 15 high 43 United Press International Associated Press IX OGDEN: Charing cooltr rcmcr row low 15 hljh J3 -- 21-nati- " 82-nati- Russia OK Cultural U S E xchange Plan MOSCOW (AP) — The United States and the Soviet Union today cultural exsigned a new two-yechange agreement that proposes to explore the desirability of joint projects in peaceful use of atonic energy It also sets up discussions for di rect Moscow-NeYork air links TV program for radio and provides and paves the way for exchanges the ultimate sending of the Red army chorus to the United States in view of the U S Marine Band playing here The Marines are expected to be here during President Eisenhower' visit it was indicated The agreement second of its kind provides for potentially thousand! of Americans and Russians to exchange visits in I960 and 1551 in art educationaL agriculture industry and science fields Ambassador Llewellyn Thompson signed for the United States in a ceremony at the headquarters cf the Soviet State Comrnittee for Cultural Relations with Foreign Countries Georgi Zhukov chairman cf the committee signed for the Soviet ar w Union Both said the agreement cf the past two years worked out well and the new pact is expected to fulfill hepes of bettering relations between the two countries Minister Shuns Wealth HULL England (UPI — The Rev Tom Willis 23 who said he did not want the money to come between him and his parishioners yesterday gave his $23000 inheritance to charity The Anglican priest's weekly uiary ii £L |