| Show 10—THE HERALD JOURNAL - Valuable Civil Defense Info WASHINGTON (UPI) — Legis- proposed benefits for five million lation to hike the federal mini- additional workers mum wage unscathed in its first Tb bin sponsored by Demoto Senate teats today faced an cratic presidential candidate effort to knock out most of the John F Kennedy would boost the pay floor frpm $100 to SL25 an hour for the 23 million workers In now covered by the wage-hoGov Rob- law It also would extend coverTRENTON (UPI) age to about five million new ert B Meyner' political Influ- workers mostly in large retail ence did him no good at all hat chain stores' weekend! ' The Senate was pledged to vote Meyner entered the New Jersey on an amendsenior men's tennis tournament by at the New Jersey Players Chib ment by Sen' Spessard L Ho) that would strip in Kearny NJ In the first round lland' he was matched from the controversial election Saturday fellow year measure the heart of the against Joe Cundari Democrat and town engineer of benefit package for the new workers Harrison Another Holland proposal to Meyner lost la straight sets 7 bar any Labor Department control over the wage rates and Edmund Burke English states- working conditions of migratory man la said to first have used farm workers who cross state the phrase "Fourth Estate" In Unea was rejected Tuesday 5642 An amendment by Sen John reference to the press BENSON Arlx (UPI) — A religious group which (ought refuge praphctled nuclear war (ram valumay be able to contribute able Information to the nation'! civil defense plannera Arizona Civil Defense officials plan to question the leaders of the Full Gospel Assembly whose members merged Tuesday (ram stay in underground a longest voluntary stays in shelters since our nuclear Civil Defense program started" said Ted Mullsn state CD director "There have been cases of ok or two persons or single families testing homemade bomb shelters In various parts of the country But this Is probably the first time so many persons hare hidden underground "We're anxious to find out bombshelters 'This apparently Is one of the about the living conditions in those shelters" Mullan said "We know they were built to Civil Defense specifications but wS need to know about costs ventilation food supplies and many other things which can beat be determined In an actual test of thla Straight Sets (D-Fla- - Death Claims 9-- -- type" The 100 members of the sect PRESTON — Mrs Florence early Tuesday after reemerged Elwell Hansen 70 died Sunday "divine" word to come ceiving at a Preston hospital after a long out Illness She was born January 29 1890 In Logan to Isaac and Ellen O'Connor Elwell February 29 1919 she mar ried William E Hansen in the Logan LDS Temple Survivors Include her husband Preston a son and daughter Earl W and Mrs Venna McCul-le- n Pocatello Ive grandchil- dren three brothers and a sister Leland Ogden Roy Bear River City Paul Logan and Mrs Rae Felt Salt Lake City Funeral services will be held Thursday at 1 pm In the Preston Third LDS Ward chapel-Friend- s may call at the Webb Mortuary this evening and Thursday prior' to services Burial will be in the Preston Cemetery Search Launched For 2 Teens In Colorado Hills - GEORGETOWN Colo (UPI)— A search for two Golden Colo teenagers was scheduled today at the 12500-folevel on towering Mount Evans Kenneth Smiley snd Robert Beckett Jr both 16 have not ot been seen since Sunday morning Their parents took them to a point near Summit Lake on Mount Evans early Sunday They were to spend two nlghtaTiTthe area and beet Beckett's father yesterday morning They did not he rekeep the rendezvous and ' ported them missing Sheriff Harold Brumbaugh said members of the Rocky Mountain Rescue units (ran Boulder Colo and Idaho Springs Colo would aid In the search A helicopter from Lowry Air Force Base Den ver wss standing by to help if weather permitted A snowstorm swept the mountain area last night leaving up to an Inch of enow In some aress and the area cold ' and shrouded with low clouds making a search yesterday Impossible A few hours v Service Honors Cache Woman 6-- 2 on Sr E Vtoent Medical Association said then were "fatal flaws" In the proposal b Democratic presidential nominee John F Kennedy and othen to provide medical ears for the aged through the Social Security program In a prepared speech be descibed as workable and effective the more modest bills approved by the House and the Senate Finance Committee to help the elderly pay their medical bills through federal and state grants j ' ! - fcVtylMJ It (I - FIFTH NORTH WATCH FOR ALBERTSON'S GRAND FOR SMOKE CONTROL-Fi-ght against air pollution gets n boost in San Francisco when this "smoke school" fumes away Device sends off Mack and white moke in different Intensities teaching inspectors to recognize unhealthy amount Laboratory technician Robert Martin demonstrates the unit which was built by the Bay Area Air Pollution Control District Funeral services for Catherine Roskelley were held in the Smith-fiel- d Third ward Saturday at Stiff Sentence 10:30 SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) — A conviction on six parking meter violations drew Ronald C Barker of Salt Lake City a sentence of 59 days In Jail or a 91794 fine Tuesday with Bishop Keith Poulsen conducting Prayer at the Mortuary was given by Martin Roskelley Martha Poulsen played prelude and posthide music The wsrd choir under the direction of Shirley Winn with Mrs u OPENING FOURTH NORTH II i r wmc EACH NIGHT OF THE Know That My Redeemer lives" Samuel Sorenson gave the open- ing prayer Mabel Godfrey accompanied by Mrs Poulsen sang “He That Hath Clean Hands" Eugene Lundqulst played a violin solo "One Fleeting Hour’ accompanied by his wife Thelma The choir sang the closing mug "Rest Rest for the Weary Soul" Speakers wen Charles O Roskelley Bishop L Vern Todsen and Bishop Keith Poulsen Alden Hodges gave the closing prayer Pallbearers wen members of the Third ward Hlghpriest Quorum Oliver Nllson Archie Egbert Leroy West dark Thornely George Thornley and George Phillips Interment was In the Smith-fiel-d cemetery where the grave Footprints sometimes are used was dedicated by Jacob Watson as a means of identifying Flowers were cared for by the Relief Society - Medical Care: Aakey president of the American later they entered their church which had been sealed shut during their stay underground and began a long prayer meeting Mrs Anne Welmer pastor of the church led the congregation In songs and prayers of thanks that the nuclear war had not occurred ' Originally about-13members of the sect Including men women snd children went underground on the strength of their leaders’ prophesy that nuclear war might soon devastate ' the United States During the course of their sojourn below about 35 persons emerged for reasons of pesonal business work and family problems am- ur - 43-da- Preston Woman to Sherman Cooper spell out in the law that the government bee no power over wages paid to workers employed on farms in their homo states was defeated 96-1Other congressional news: House: Rep H R Gross went ahead with his plan to cut off the Home session again today despite some grumbling from fellow Republicans The Iowa lawmaker la peeved because Democratic leaders reconvened the House session Monday but scheduled no business until next week Ho forced the ftouae to adjourn shortly after the opening prayer Monday and again Tuesday by objecting that a quorum wu not presentHumphrey: Sen Hubert H Humphrey told the Senate "deep-seate- d frictions" have developed In recent years between Red China and Russia "It la a fair assumption that those cleavages will increase rather than lessen" the Minnesota Democrat said In a prepared speech But be cautioned it would bo "wishful thinking to conclude that the two Communist giants an going to split any day" (R-K- yI ”tJST CACHE VALLEY FAIR and RODEO Wyler Watch - To Be an airplane IT EOT THEUREX 4 VALLEY AIRMOTIVE CORP AND AWARDED TO SOME LUCKY PERSON "Cara to help a guy who's down on his luck with nothing in the wond but a loaded revolvers his pocket?" 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