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Show - - . - , . - , 2A ,) , , - , : . DESERET NEWS AND TELEGRAM, ' - 4,300 Wires Support ., McCarthy Stand, 21 . , WASHINGTON (UP) , - More , . - , Deadlockk . Hold, - . . . - In Strike1.011 tistilevispapers trazsingstawnitthwritde TIMES 11,AVECHANGED? Arkansas Marsh - . LITTLE ROCK, ARK. (INS) A Arkansas girl, missing for 10 days, has been found dead in the marshy timberland of Lee ' County', four miles from her home. The body of Barbara Sue , Jones was found Friday by her fetherdimmy Joines, who bad bunted. the since Thanksgiving eve. Dr. Anderson Netteship, state medical examiner, said an autopsy disclosed that the girl died of starvation and exposure four or five days be fore she was found. There was no evidence of .foul play. MST Saturday support Sen. Jo. than 4,300 telegrams received oeph R. McCarthy by a margin deat the White Honie 'Iri, 9 a.m. of more than 2 to 1 in his mand that President Eisenhower tut off aid to U. S. allies . -- Missing Child Found. Dead in CHholunsae. Press Secretary Murray Snyder said that of the, 4,346 telegrams rep ceived as of that hour, 2,922 were and the other 1,354- - were ,opposed to McCarthy." He said that Western Union ., '' , ) If ' - , 4; . -- a: "lp I , . i -, . 4. 'N , ' - I I . (rash Killing terki: . 11,- aallyperleasnt .df ;iindddled i, had another photo-engrave- inad , Dog Victim a e Week IP ois Life' Continued from First Page junior :college and vocational ., school proposals, they are big, structive although there were than most problems facing some things I cannot agree with. ger session and should not , a I think the junior colleges. mat- beregular considered at this time. We ter should wait for a .,regular have dealt with the program of 4., session.", eduCatiOn on a Piece- higher 7 RendellTN. Sen. Mabey, Boun- meal basis enough. It's tiful Republican majority thne we got long an overall picture leader: "The speech certaidly of in the state edneation higher indicated that the governor has of which we could after Utah, spent a great deal of time in do with the junior college mat-consideration of the school prob- ter in conformity Ivith the en. .0 lem. He has good supporting ' ' ', tire . program." evidence for his recommendD. Sen. Marl Gibson, Price ationsHoweverl am not for dis- ' Democrat-411governor's ban-----counting state appropriations for the school lunch, program dung of the elementary end see. : and I am"for the 70 per cent ondary school problem showed : considered and very carefully teacher retirement plan instead of the 100 per cent plan. The well informed attention to the w ; 'junior college issue should be overall problem I think the matter : should be junior college taken up when we have more submitted to the Legislative ' , tithe." ' . Gibb IL Madsen, Granite Dis- Sousundisgletko nbc7t ejounstatinereadncters.? trict school teacher and presi- Dr. M. Lynn Bennion, super- - .dsocenttsuoufuth: entintabbotEhduthcastiognovAsintendent of Salt Lake City --: nor's speeches he talked only schools: "Any fair study of eduabout the taxpayers and did not cation in Utah will show that our people are getting high consider the point either the 'children or the par- value for tax dollars expended ents. From my understanding for schools. Credit for that of parents I believe they went shared broadly by educators, the best education they can get school board members, Parent- - for their childrenand that Teacher associations: and law- The present crisis in they are willing to pay for IL" makers. Dr. E. Allen Bateman, state the schools was not brought on legislative decisions. It was superintendent of public in- by born of war economy and popustruction: "Everybody should read the governor's speech very lation growth. I'm confident the if they will study the carefully, especially the parents people, basic will make con- factors, of school children in the state. to keep the structive decisions The governor's address speaks schools properly manned and for itself." housed." Mrs. Russell B. Petty, Ogden, ' Sen. Luke Clegg, Provo Re- president of the State Association of School Boards: "While publican: "I am not in favor of Ilicannot speak for and in be- withdrawing state support from half of the school boards of the vocational education." Sen. Dilworth S. Woolley, Salt state, I feel the recommenda- Lake Republican: "The govertions of the Legislative Council is a good and fair plan. The nor's program is constructive and makes sense. It is very Legislative Council should be close to the results obtained by complimented and recognized the Legislative Council, after for its efforts in arriving at a solution which appears to be of long study, and to the thinking of the people." great help to the schools." Sen. Edward B. Watson, Salt Sen. Mark Paxton, Fillmore, Lake Democrat: "It sounded as president of the Senate: "It was though the speech was written a very good talk. The governor's in the office of the Utah Tax- stand on school financing and Assn. I don't the payers retirement are very fair and governor understands think the constructive. I don't think the lems of education. The probpeople junior college question, how; of the state want their children ever, is a special lession item. educated and are willing to pay There are too many problems for it", Involved.? Sen. Edwin B.'. Comma, Salt Sen. A. L Tippe- Ws, Iiihrairn Lake "It was a Republican: Democrat; "The speech was good, comprehensive itatement , more construdtive than the first of fact and a clean statement of one, by all oddsI3hink the the governor's views on matters statistics cited in support of the which can be reconciled through governor's case were sound, but the Legislative Council report. only part of the picture was I don't think we should dispose presented and all facts on both of the junior colleges man we sides should be known before find more supporting facts for we act on the matter. As to the the proposal." - . :. - persons un4erthe S : . e -" ( e ,I -- f 4. , ,, I treatment ' . -- - , - ? 7IS'POOR , , . J . 3,500 untabulated wreckage of -- the plane early .6,,.) 1 I i , . , NEW YORK (INS)......A strike telegrams which had not been ...,,,, k Saturday morning. 1 ', I :wit the White House They included Paul J. Doug. Of 400 which eivereo . , I . yet,. ' lass of West Roxbury, Mass., the ,40,i, ., :4. , bas directly and indirectly , 15,000 Letters only American on the plane. ., ' ' caused seven general New York ,....74.. The White House also has re-- ; Douglass was injured but renewspapers and one suburban ceived 15,000 letters which bad sponded favorably to emeri of blood gency daily to cease publication, Sat- not been tabulated. . plasma at the Somo Sierra aid urday went into its second week The messages are in response station and was driven to a hosto McCarthy's appeal to "every w4thout sign of a break. - , av -- - gosesolowPosi is I in Madrid, 70 miles 'away. B to as I American feels. , do" who gms-truclWalter A., Maggiolo, general ---- - - pital , --6, The three other survivors counsel for the Federal Media- - write or wire Mr. Eisenhower . , 11 stumbled down the slopes of that American aid s tion and Conciliation Service, demanding cut be off 5,400.ft. Mt. Caballera la Nuevo to countries conductf EVER STARTED WONDEP,W10 said full committees of pubtosuffseurmedminon hdeutritn. gmithseurreillegohrts lishers Sod union officials will ing what he called "blood trade" TO DOOR DELIVERY with Communist China. , meet Saturday. CHICAGO (UP) juries of exposure. Saturday, Rep. Peter Freling- But the fading hopes for in Harry . There had been an 110 su-- Jr. (R, N. J.) urged all Snarr, 44, Saturday, began the buysen reflected settlement, by early - most crucial week of his life. woman with crushed rvivora EisenMr. persons supporting dissaid mediators when they But she died in the bitter will seven tell to the legs. or bower write Thenext days telegraph consolately Friday night that snow and rain storm before she there was "no change" in the President inasmuch as "special whether Snarr has been could be taken down the mounon stricken with one of the most positions of the two sides, significance" is being placed diseases tain. and horrible of the and character number deadly brought a new suggestion. as The Aviacion y Comercio AirEx-Ru- ss The new tactic, Which the telegrams being sent to the knownrabies, also- known line announced the death toll White in hydrophobia. House to response was the aprr .4ilators suggested British-buil- t e was 23. Its Snarr was bitten on the face McCarthy's appeal Thursday. pointment of and hand by a rabid mongrel. Bristol flying Bilbao to With Reluctance each of which apparently would He walked away from the scene Madrid smashed into the , try to resolve separate points "It is with reluctance that I without leaving his name and, wooded side of the mountain In the dispute, make this recommendation be- after the dog died of the disFriday night. note to ment Canada WASHINGTON Dennis M. Burke, president cause I believe that foreign polFriday ease, city officials made a wide- Gouzenko will be (IIP)Igor A survivor was Jose Maria said that only four Americans of Local 1 of the Photo-Engrav-questioned icy involves decisions too 'deli- spread search for him. famed Spanish financier. Irio, ' U. S. in at authorities be would the ,protightera' Union said such by present cate and complex to be deterThroughout the city, he be- est SoGouzenko interview not be the former if should secrecy posed meetings mined by counting letters and came known as "Mr. X," the Interpreted as negotiations. He telegrams," trelinghuysen said. man who was --going to die of viet code clerk agrees to talk which Would be carried out about Red espionage in the under Canadian auspices with described them as a means of "However, since significance is rabies unless he were found. that government deciding continuing discussions, with all already being placed on the naSeven days after he was bit- United States, it was diswhat part of his testimony . final judgment reserved for the ture and 'number of Continued from First Page messages ten Snarr, a Cherokee Indian, closed Saturday. State text a The could be made public. of full committee,. White Depart I House read in the newspapers about coming to the hake Young University football The AIL I feel that those who support the the danger be faced and rePOWs Hold Firm 40 Moro Pro-Ro- d game on Thanksgiving Day at originally demanded a $15 over- President's views should be en- ported to Dr. Herman A. Bundeall pay Increase but later pared couraged to indicate this to sen, president of the Chicago PANMUNJOM (UP)--Fo- rty The prisoners earlier in the the University of Utah Stadiuni. the demand to a $7.50 "package" him." Health Department more day had tried unsuccessfully South Extent of House action was when the Publishers Associato slow down or wreck the to Given Double Dose Snyder said no further figKorean the of Reds captives pass three Senate bills. One tion offered $3.75 or arbitra- ures on the McCarthy messages interview program by staging Doctors at the city's conto refused would' raise the minimum age go home, tion. n Saturday strikes. Then they will be given out until Monday. tagious hospital began giving earn MO The with interviewers at which children may legally him shots of antirabies vaccine brineng the total who have weekly for day work and $131 and went through the tents be excused from school for certwice a, day, in place of the rejected repatriation in interusual once a day, in hopes that views to 130. tain purposes from 14 to 16 .for night work. rapidly. Refusal by other unions to the disease could be killed if Another would require years. cross the picket lines promptly it were incubating in his body. Coast to Return 'Want Ad' Murder Defendant - Continued from inspection of First Page It normally takes 14 days for shut down the New York Times, school buses. The other would ST. LOUIS,. MO. waived has extradiBarr Mirror, News, Journal-Americaauthorities will arrive victims were driving on the rabies to incubate. The 14th day tion, saying he has nothing to r quire private schools to regPost and here Friday. to passed take be "afraid" ibout being re- ister with the State Board of Sunday Anthony wrong aide of the highway and Sun. "For the next week, Snarr Barr, turned to Los Angeles. He Education foe purposes of preThe Herald-Tribunorigin- where the road had just been faces perhaps the most crucial back to Los Angeles where has consistently denied any senting enrollment data only. seven days of his life," Bunde- he is ally unaffected by the walkout cleared by a snowplow. The Senate once Zinore4, dowith the "want-ad- " knowledge of the shooting on charged the , because its When Mr, Gibson saw the sen said. "The disease could Nov. 21 except what he read layed action on a resolution to murder of insurance adreproduction. of photo; in metal constitutional in the newspapers. swerved start showing its symptoms juster Andrew Kmiec. done by4 approachinutruck he from now on." consolidatioto purse in pr,esseN was amendment permit to the right; but the wheels of And efen after the seven days --Pa- ct na Boosts-Japan-Chi----' an outside concern, ceased puachool-distric- ts n-or on the , Trade skid- are up, Bundesen said, Snarr b- - lication after Monday's edition. the light vehicle began ballot. 1954 general election s ex- TOKYO to mission trade Japanese a special order ding and it slid into the side still may not feel safe. There is matter This -- ' Peiping. port trade to Communist of the truck just behind the cab. are rare instances on record afterThe Kyodo news service of business for Monday Force of the collision caused where the disease has waited China in November was re- noon. said barter exports from and for nine months before showing ported Saturday to have the trailer to jack-knif- e In all, there were 12 bills inJapan to China totaled the troduced break away from the cab. Both the symptoms that kill its vic- soared nine-folin the Senate to wind over the equivalent of $1,470.000 for the trailer and automobile tims. week of the special the first up of the previous five November, compared to the average Feeling 'Fine' earns to rest near each other set the stage for session and of in the borrow pit. average Snare said he was resting months, following conclusion second. the $165,780. comfortably and was feeling of an agreement signed by a All Remain in Car Five Council Bills , All five fatality victims reUndertaker Claim to Bodies of them are Utah LegisFive Kidnapers' ilDtiCATION he S D $0 (Csiboon)-- To will Beginning Saturday, plow 4 SAN PItANCISCO (UP) mained in their crushed car. receive liquor tax men us' ht uniform ochsel - ltivai lative Council bills dealing with likeliest en $III one vaccination a 110.. officials said ,JEFFERSON Prison underCITY, only instead of -'tits wheel lunch eacli fund union David driven d fruck, gangs The BB iyed by fristootts retlrement-anGibsoniTo teacher fund as at present.public quire private schools to taker John Price visited the (UP)---A un- Saroonian, 31, Whittier, Maryville, Mo., unregister with Cal., day. abolish Snow' (litzinghami-- To school financing. , other warily Saturday as an Stat." Board of Education and to provide College31 as The disease will show its first made and a state snaintained Wednesday prison strife-tor- n also whirled from the road and truce on settled claim the will dertaker bodies enrollment the data Passed by House. hon. easy only. Gov. seven cover The other 45 yes. 5 no. 10 absent. arrangements to dispose of SB 32 (Gibson)-ProviSan Francisco waterfront. came to rest alongside the pas- signs if Snarr develops an of Carl Austin Hall and Mrs. for operaSS 13' iClegg and Hammond) The craze for To tion of a school lunch program by local the bodies. He said normally Lee's recommendations to with- change A threatened port tieup by senger car. Mr. Saroonian es- insatiable thirst. tho minimum which at school districts. ago draw the from state water the disease its for, Bonnie Brown Heady after support gave unclaimed bodies of executed children may be legally excused from SB 33 Oduiri-- To abolish DWI Junior the powerful International caped with minor bruises. school lunch program and from school for certain purposes from 14 Conoco as a gate maintained histittp mer name of hydrophobia. their execution, saving them prisoners are turned over to to Id years of age. Pamed by lion. Years Mr. Hill was asleep in the Longshoremen and WarehouseCarbon Snow and But each time the victim tries from post mortem junior House. 57 yes. I no. 1 absent. HB 12 (Conover and C. it Peterson)- .colleges or universities for Dixie, attudy by men's Union and.) was averted relief driver's cabin on the to drink to at al.) To require To make failure W publish financial colleges, and to lap the state SB 14 Maher satisfy his craving, medical students. medical students. of school boards a diadonwanor. 'smarts school study by collisafety bispoction el late Friday by a cI ourt order time of the at the truck school building appropriation busts. Passed by House. 51 yos. his throat, shoulder and Jaw PUBLIC AFFAIRS . : venting the loading of cargo on sion. absent. muscles are stricken for funds to place the minimum Bills Action es Rills powCotton Crop Report Due Next Week Introduced the S. S. Aleutian except by the The five dead were taken to erful spasms that mayby choke SCR 1 (WooMyr and Tiottenl-We- mo. school program on a current SB 23 Gibber, Hooldn and Clegg) WASHINGTON (INS)The President and Congress to rip ILWIL Jensen Mortuary in Cedar City or velop Into a hot political basis. The latter measure also Extending him. Federal Social Security to flaking strangle federal taxes. Fund by Sonata. duo' . school teachers and other school em- 13 Yet. Issue. The longshoremen walked off pending funeral arrangements. 4 so. absent., and tont to would place distribution of the ployes and providing a new state re- House. Victims, unless treated with Agriculture Department's - . the job after two days of ten- (See obituary details on Page vaccine The department will an. funds on act for school personnel. in time are doomed final estimate of the 1953 cotIS (Day. Hanunimid and polish's') SB a basis of "merit re- tirement 611 13 Matey. Webb, and Clete--- To lettb it an of voting machines. nounce its final 1953 estimate sion gripped , the waterfront in .) to horrible deaths in thirst, ton and need." Providing for benefits under tin new Enacting clause stricken by Senate. crop will be released next on Tuesday, just one week quirements a union feud over control of the AU five victims were memas istate retirement set combined with conintense and The retirement bills intro- :Federal Social Security for school Intredyetles of Bills spasms, pain, e riot bers of the Hurricane North vulsions. Often, the heart "Mtn-pl- week as the question of proAleutian's crew. A before cotton fanners across ducedSB 22 and SB HI 20 (C. E. Peterson).---Tprovide 23cover employes. Sii 24 May,. Gibson, Burton. Cannon that salaries of public omployes serving broke out Thursday when 1,000 Ward, Church of Jesus Christ the nation vote eh a national the collapses" from the strain, duction controls on next council's and BerriNew method of determin. II the Logisisture be suspended while legislative I' L Saints. A maritime unions stormed of Latter-da- y 1954 marketing quota. costs for minimum school program Ia logalative session. year's crop continues to de Bundesen said. "70 per cent plan." One Inc HB 21 (C. E. Petersoni-- To and placing program on current year provide a police line at IPier 39, but the Mr. Peterson was fatally inAt present, Bundesed bewould set up a new state basis. that all toweling' of the legislative SR 015 may. Boykin. Gibson. Burton. body of a state or local violence was quickly put down. jured when the automobile in lieves Snarr has a "50-50-" be "gem' teacher retirement program :Cannon and KarelPresiding local leo. open and public. THE WEATHER The longshoremen were or- which he was a passenger skid- chance to live and his chances E. for HB W. 22 A. school Larsen way funds sad (C. ever and above Croft.) with monthly payments based minimum school pro- Ti permit motor carrier, to fib tortifl . . dered back to work under the ded on U. S. Highway 91 and will increase with each passon of the retir- gram eat.. of insuranco in lieu of policies court order, but the sailing of was struck broadside by a pro- ing day during the next week. SALT LAIR AND 6B id May. Hoskin. Gibson. Burton. with Publie Service Commission. 12 35 Detroit. Mich. teacher's VlaNITYMostly average ing 1Cannon monthly KB 23 (Ralph A. Sheffieltb-- To and POI school die. BerriProviding --- - the ,Aleutian .was delayed--aTwo-child.114 bere-als- o, duce- truck -- driven by Lee A. M with occasional prods of light IMAM) JUNCTION IS are cloudy tax kvies for mini. Illit Ilet et voting machismo. snow Sunday. Little change in tempero.1 SAS VISAS. NOV. 36 sr salaryL$300 maximum) times Itrict mum school Program ,. basic and sUP010 - HCR 1 fC. Petersont--T- o rescind h least 24 howl. e t vaccination Jensen, Ogden. undergoing $1 tiara. High Sunday near 35. Low Sat. 1.00AN, UTAN Is the number' of years served. mental. resolution. passed by the 1045 64 Los Angeles, Calif. .01 46 The ship, scheduled to sail series after being in contact urdar night 30. sit 27 (10 Y) dPelOPriathig 'attire to call an international tOTIVele Others Injured , lleattention . -- 2 31$ .21 with occasional MILPORD, trrAtt Lee Differs UTAHMostly cloudy ' from $1.900.000 tion to formulato a world federation. to supplewith rabid at noon . Saturday for Hawall4 ,Also OS 37 .37 periods of light noir Northwest. Partly 0001N, UTAH Herbert mental school SCR a (Mahe, end fund to uniform injured in the crash Borner, wasdogs. 56 45 cloudy South and East portions Satur. Oklahoma City. Okla exten- school fund. building The bill other a to recognize and confirm of center was the provides on the scratched 5, jurisdicwere George D. Loos le; 46, driv. , SI 21 day night and Sunday. Little change in school lands state titles to 30 31 Of sion of Federal Social Security tribution of funds allotted in SB 27 to and to conutleto aseignad tiGnal battle between the A F L er of the car, and Eldon Thomp- face Nov. 15 and Karen Brown, temperature. Nigh Sunday 30 to 40. Phoenix. Arii. a survey of such lands. .SS 34 23 Low Saturday night 15 to 25 Northwest; POCATELLO, IDA. on districts ' basis of to merit teachers. the It also provides and need. requirements SPORTS Marine Cooks and Stewards, son, 30, both of Clarkston. Both 8 months, was licked on the 0 to 10 above Southeast $ od 34 extreme Portland. Ore. 44 43 M 32 .14 for retirement benefits PROVO, UTAN le NB 39 (Muir) backed VbY Harry. Lundberg's were treated at the scene and face. Both are believed to have Southwest. To shollish Carbon Introduction of Bills equivaNEV. 4 23 AI RENO, . 1DAROM souTHwEsrnm a as itstl ROCK SPRINGS, WYO 27 HB 24 (G. D. Taylor)-iT- o state maintain,d College roptal Utah started their inoculations in cloudy with occasional PVIIII clearing .11 !lent to those offered by the new 1 A F L sailors, and the independ- released. law which makes prize fighUng I felony, 23 - Ilistate 31 with snow flurries Saturday night: most- SALT LAM' CITY sesocial plus ent National Union of Marine Force of the impact pushed time to halt the disease. program, San 44 62 .03 Calif. Diego, ly cloudy with occasional snow Sunday. 55 Sa Low Saturday night 34 to alb high Sun. San Francisco. Calif. Cooks and Stewards, supported the frame of the truck back curity benefits less 70 per cent ST. GIORCIL, UTAH 77 47 Al Gov. Lee has recommended day 33 to et that 41 56 sou"ntrAsTritil IDAHO Partial St. Louis. Mo. by Harry Bridges' longshore. under the body of the machine, Ex-Cu41 Trios 100 45 111011.1All clearing Saturday night and Sunday Seattle, Wash. ba cent of of amount the per 12 but Mr. Jensen escaped Injury. morning. Oocagionol snow Suoday after. SIIIIRIDAN, WYO. 326 de-.Isocial benefits raids. be 31 North-ou- t soon and Not as Spokane. cold security i reining The deaths brought to 196 the 11 13 Washington, D. C. part Saturday night with low 11 West ducted. Yellowatone. Mont 13 to 30; high Sunday DO to 40. 4 number of persons killed so far The-th- ree NEVADA...lamely-MoodNorth. -- bills'. on public and Utah AvO this year on I highways, rain or snow Sunday. cloud?l MIAMI school 24, SB 25 Frei xtrema South Little financingSB portion. to seven the number of persons change $600 to'S1200 Cash Required . and SB 26were introduced in Prio Socarras of Cuba, In tamporature. Partly cloudy Sunday Secured (11, CIT111) killed in Washington County in Carlos 10, wyomING by inventory and Guaranteed Refund few scattered snow thilliANI Salt take trdecalmi , the Senate by title only and the first four days of Decern arrested at his guarded home with Exclusive Franchise Available over Profitable, mountaina mostly In exile on an full texts will go into the House g COLORADOPartly cloudy Sunday. her., , . , w ALTA n se a Occasional can Member the Audit et bureau Saturday a Monday..2 They provide for Esther Stucki Gubler, Ul..I charge, denied with a smile Sat- night and Sunday. Low Saturday night manufacturer of a prestige line .of merchandise as, Circulations , Entered at the 'oat offife, at SaltLI basic scifool program of 11,050 ,i high Sunday It. 1 Santa Clara, and her daughterr urday that he plotted to regain L HUMIDITYAt is now ready to open this territory. advertised In Vogue almond class mat r accord11:30 gm. N per cent. 'Lake City , ' Doreen Gubler, 18, were killed his office by force. since ing to Act ot Condroas Martb It 1179 per classroom unit on a uniform PRECIPITATIONProcipitation ' selected we will give all necessary help To a Issued and 1. 1953. eveninsit. 30; eine Deg Deg 12 departure The dapper little mills. Pro. statewidu levy of 'big' car beauty Tuesday when their automobile 1. At Precipitation sines Oct. 1. CARRIES DELIVERY SUIftWTION and fona to and , guidance , operate a permanent business 1.70: Oct. L ef. vidid also is a local leeway per. by the,daughterwent and his foreign minister, Se- le32. comfort ; at "small" out 111.111) dreandny. 7304 MINN One Mon (Dane Only) above-averaSUNSonatas with local a to profits. were six seized to Six men of control on U. S. Highway gundo Curti, levy up Wally OulY mining , by Sunday. 5;01. ISS Advance) ngs.II ' S:01 MOONMoonrise with WI are looking for an Intelligent and personable woman Sunday. 91 near St- - George and plunged U. S. customs agents late Fri, mills to raise the program. to prices? ,On. Year dliSit Ouio Paid to Marmoset Sunday. tel ' 1 Adv gitt, 4he $4,450 at Mons oflasponsibility,This is a ganuint opponunity for the into a wash 0 A Month Sunday') ' Lake CityFriday: High 3a. low lir , local district It also allows an- home, and afterward were freed Salt and Sunda,- 016 (Daily 34. A year ago: 34. mean right person. After the initial interview we will exchange refer. 10.110 anom Nish 32.. 31... nerma.1 All.tithe ' high for lOnts :eanrtha 7. bonds totaling $75,000. other increase of 10 per cent by . ences from tit! chn,6,,,'nf Commerce, llank, etc..' with you. 7' under and itunSler Paid ' 31. month low for month Olt Hits 1 Prohibition. SIAS in Advance) 'topes!! i The charges of conspiring to I Temperatures for the I I , 1 Id.11 period Stn.. lelection of the people: ti 'daily $ 2s think you are qualified a . , outline briefly details of ' ' IP 13Ea.m. Saturday were: aR.7.1;rs'Irt;r7471,711.71;11,7sIrsol:ri . WASIIINGTON Gov. Lee recommended a b e 'export "arms and implements endingU. 5:30 (1.4')T Station S. aV Airport ',author one veer n,Jnan autiecriptiona are four-mibusiness record and financial position, personal history and. ' , Max. Min, Pre. Methodist 'Board of Temper. of war" to Cuba climaxed flurleeway and an addiSaturday only SUS -. .00 in your community. '''. hi areas. whirh. tional 16 1 ontryear ;24 (: irri.74u.on14 fddr standig, tt :4 ::: rucent election.' Of of eseol;u11 said 20 ries &nee by per Saturday years not haw 14314' IDA. .111 31 Tgss The Associated is eirchstiveit beWILLYS AERO The bills would also place the prolgation repeal have had mors that a letolution was . 14 Vile. entitled to use all local news 24 , Butte. Mont. . published . .. ' , 0. , emit Write Sox 127 This Pope, 10 33 04 I. this paper as wen ea all other news uniform school fund on a basil! Wyo.... consequences ing plotted against Cuba's Gen. Cheyenne. appalling' "truly A of course! it persestel interviow wiNbi o!roosod .i . 50 32 to some sot uditsed saws gather. of ' other In Chicago. Colt4: , I enrollment. , current, with the end not yet." ...... ..... 30 , 34 al LOS a , - ' 4 .. t4-Vaigied:,Ccini.ent:...:.- .1.:,: persons, including an !American State Department courier, survived a Spanish airliner crash that killed 23 per. ions high on a d mountain Friday. rescuers led by - . , Rain-drenoch- - - - ....L4 0.i.S.0'.-0i$1.:'S006.,11::'''-:.,:- storm-whippe- . 11' - ' . iTep , N, .. - SOMO SIERRA, SPAIN (UP) , I (11,i' i , i, ' ' I 10.Slii110(s. c.11:.;':. , e' ' x . 1417440, 6 . , ' ''' Issue Not Partisan .. Apor..kaArOSig . r, 4.i A 0 PeUtri - ' - . Chick ,, - , i By Clayton-S- . q , - . ' Salt Lake City, Saturday, Decembar 5,1953 - ,.. . - - of-vie- News Briefs it Questioning To Be 'Tightly Secret 1 twin-engin- - - SESSION . photo-engrave- photo-engrave- rs rs MIMS semi-annu- (UP)--Califo- rnia World-Telegra- e, -- - , I photo-engravin- place-a-propose- d -- ld (INS)--Japan'- Court Action d Forces, Truce - LEGISLATIVE- CALENDAR June-Octob- In DockStrike - V ,, dhig semi-annu- , , -- full-scal- y o th - -- t ren . . VVVVV , CWoollay)--Prosidi- ng, - iD 1:M President Held on Gun Count U (UP)--Dep- S -- 1 . BUSINESS OPPOrITUNITir - 0 Gees-aton- DiSIDIT NEWS osed ,. , 1 4 191Where .. -- VM. i tar , I ,,,.''' ' 1 - .,- - ' ,' ' ''. I 4q 1 , urn - ilaa ; ' "cloak-ind-dagge- , ; k . o i - arms-runnin- ''" Pilance ll - - .. 1 ' '' .: . ',...----- --, ' '. i . . 1 ' ' . :, ' . . , . . - |