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Show Li I PAGES provo. trrAH cowry, tttah - - SUNDAY, JULY 41. 1M UfaK Senator 7ins Jomeri Different Fr6m Men Br FREDERICK C OTHMAN United Press Staff Correspondent ; WASHINGTON, July 20 (U. Two thirds f they gentlemen not baying agreed otherwise? the 4?enie has voted that women are different frorar men. Not worse, .understand. Just different ' THe equal-rights-fbr-w o n e n amendment, which' some of the ' ladies .have been -trying to j get .past: the gentlemen1 of congress ior-2i years, consequently is dead for -another 12 months and Sen. Abe Murdock of Utah is glad. His attitude toward the ladies is chiv tlrqus. . . . j Had they been given .equal rights, they'd have had to com- H pete . with the whiskery sex in business, he said. They might ev- added, and to telling .off -color tories. . And then." he said, "she (Meaning womanhood In ren- W cral) mirht lose the admin-' a tlon and respect of the better f class of men. ... . , " It I weren't a brave fellow, VA -1 top this- story here. The war be-" be-" tween the sexes is a ticklism sub ject, but not one of those 96 senators is brasher than I am. norJoves the ladies, more. I fle(t to proceed; let, (he painted fingernails claw where they may. The amendment which the la- T American lord Hee-Haw' Dead . BERLIN, July 20 (U.R) Fred- tir t - .i r Nniuv t . xBiiciiDdcn w Iowa farm boy who became .one of .Nasi Germany's leading radio propagandists died in a Russian prisoner of war camp last October! Octo-ber! it was officially disclosed today, to-day, American officers said they A 1 -1 1 . . 1 ' Tieahjby an official communica tion irom ooviei occupation auui-arities. auui-arities. , The 50-year old Kaltenbach, iwhp was charged with treason In sthe United States and thus liable to the death nenaltv if he eve returned to his native land, wa the corn voiced broadcaster ilrom Germany who sometimes ; described himself as "Lord Hee-iHaw." Hee-iHaw." i Haltenbach's German wife, Dorothea, said she would belive herf husband was dead onlv "ven someone I know tells me Jhm lias seen the body," she said ffi.l'A if Li ! 1 . . '. inai ii ne is aeaa ne proDaDiy I had died from dfptheria. Mrs. Kaltenbach said the' last word f she had about her husband was final he was "terribly ill." Covanaugh Named Nptre Dame Head SOUTH BEND, Ind., July 20 (U.R) The Rev. John J. Cava-nauch. Cava-nauch. S.. C 47-vear-old vice president of the University of .Notre" Dame, today was elevated jto the presidency of the school. Cavanaugh, a native of Owosso, sMich., succeeds the Rev. J. Hugh O'Donncll. C. S. O'Donnell "was president of the university and Cavanaugh was vice president sine 1940. Tidelands Bill Vte Set Monday Washington, July 20 u.R) KThq senate late today put Off until un-til Monday a vote on the Tide- lands bill which renounces fed-jcraf fed-jcraf claims to lands beneath .coastal waters and - navigable Streams within state boundaries. Four hours of debate on the legislation was concluded when kMajority leader Alben W. Bark- ley. Ky., obtained agreement to vote on it not later than 3 p.m. ESTfl, Monday. The senate, by voice vote, earlier earl-ier jtdopted an amendment leaving leav-ing I under federal ownership all I lands of the continental shelf be yond the three-mile limit or state boundaries. Ownership of oil deposits in the it idelands 'was the main issue at stake in the bill, which already al-ready had house approval. . SIGNS Veterans Sign Co. I 245 SOUTH 6th WEST Phones - 841 -J 2138-M gaini ?3tfii I I !l tS2& (52 SUNDATHERALD His PointPf cives dies first started submitting to the gentlemen - on the hill in 1923 , said , simply that . nobody shall lose his equal rights' because of his sex. That sounded' fair enough. Only what about some of . the special lawful rights of the female sex? Would the ladies -lose 'em? Would mere men get the same rights to collect alimony, to ab stain from heavy work, and perhaps per-haps to .varnish ' their toenails red? Legal opinion was divided. Some of the ladies decided they didn't want equal rights. Some ' of the gems concluded the law was elegant. It meant, they reasoned, that they, too, would get equal rights. And if women were prohibited from mining coal:V why should men crawl underground like moles with pickaxes on their shoulders? Here the argument stood when the 98 gallant senators took up the subject for the 21st time. Sen. Murdock read an opinion of Supreme Court 'Justice Felix Frankfurter who held once that nature made men and women different. "I believe even the proponents of this bill would agree to that,' the gentleman from Utah cried "Men and women are different But some people have, the idea that by. constitutional amend ment we can do away with those differences between man and wo man. Mr. nresident. vou cannot ido that by legislation. Sen. Murdock glared at his fellow lawmakers, but Sen. Joseph F. Guffey of Pa., glared back. "Are yon attempting to prove," Sen. - Guffey asked, "that the feminine sex is In-ferior In-ferior to the male?" "No, indeed," snapped Sen. Murdock. "By no means. But they are different." Sen. Glen Taylor of Idaho remarked re-marked that he was old fashioned. fashion-ed. He believed that women deserved de-served special consideration. Sen. Alben W. Barkley, a leading Kentucky Ken-tucky gentleman, reminded his colleagues that both the -Republican and Democratic platforms at the last election promised equal rights to women. Sen. George L. Radcliffe of Md., moved mov-ed to put aside the problem, but Sen. Charles D. Andrews of Fla., slid ho siree. He said let's vote and get the ladies off the senatorial sen-atorial mind. So be it. The gentlemen voted. Their ballots are a matter of public pub-lic record and what's worrying me is now are their wives going to greet 'em tonight? Come to thing of it, what is my bride going go-ing to say to me? Brunei Pound Attacked, Slain EAST LOS ANGELES. Cal., July 20 (u.P.) The hacked and ravished rav-ished body of Angelina Goya. 24-year-old attractive brunet. was found today in a vacant lot a few hours after she was to have been a bridesmaid. Police-said the girl had been raped, beaten and disemboweled with a sharp knife. An unidentified man about five feet seven inches tall who called attention of Raymond Rodriqiiez, a passerby, to the body, then disappeared, dis-appeared, was sought. Rodriauez told notice he was ! walking to work past the vacant lot when he noticed a man stoop ing over something on the ground and flashing a light. He said the man, about 40 years old and wearing a uniform cap, hailed him and said: "There is a woman lying back there. Koanquez ictt to summon a police ambulance and when he returned the man got into a home-converted delivery truck and drove off, he said. Peter Goya, brother of the slain woman, told police his sister was to have been a bridesmaid at a friend's wedding last night. SEARCH FOR TWO MISSING FLIERS EL ROSARIA, Baja Cfa.. Mex., July 20 (U.R) Native Mexican searchers today began tracking two missing marine fliers lost for six weeks in Lower California's "Little Sahara" desert. Three light planes abondoned the search yesterday after engine en-gine trouble forced them to make dangerous landings in the mountainous desert country. May We Rise To The Occasion, and inform you that no matter mat-ter how many times you've been sinking good money into poor values, you need have no fear of not getting L complete satisfaction from our reliable operators. liUL m-- irop SjDQJD Yanks' Mesf Arm v wives who arrived in husbands on duty there found housing difficult' and soon .learned that the respects the luxury aspects. ..-These pictures best places went, to .higher ranks..,. But food is abundant Jn. army stores. NEA-Acme correspondent.. i v -' ..... MUTT mi Bill III ' ifff "ir tilflMitwiiVill" .Palace Heights," a new quonset hut development overlooking the Imperial Palace grounds houses captains, , lieutenants and enlisted men 'who 'have brought their families to Tokyo. Only -a few of the buildings have modern improvements, bathing facilities being provided .in separate huts. '.t r mm i 1 to .Jyll.Lvt.iiiKii isw ik in i n mm m mwi Food is plentiful at low prices in the Tokyo Officers' Sales Store. Sgt. William R. Smith of Louisville, Ky., left above, is displaying some chickens to 1st Lt. James L. Liddington and his wife of Alexandria. Va. Note the signs and prices in background. II. Y. Sportsman Killed In Crash McCHORD FIELD, Wash., July 20 (U.R) Search crew members ( prepared today to cut the body of 1 Sidney Matz, wealthy New York sportsman, free from the wreck age of his new model Stinson plane found three miles west of Lake Keechelus in the Cascade Mountains. A party of soldiers from Mc- Chord field and forest rangers last night reached the unburned and wrecked plane in a heavily wooded section five miles across Stampede Pass. Another search party scaling precipitous Saddle Mountain found the wreckage of a second plane, an army C-45 twin-engine transport missing from Buckley field, Denver, since Feb. 1945. The charred bodies of four crew members were found in the C-45. The C-45 wreckage was first believed to be that of Matz Stinson Stin-son which disappeared last July 8 when the wealthy vice president presi-dent of the Ex-Lax company was on a private trip over the Cascades. Cas-cades. A navy flyer spotted the Matz plane and search crew members pushed to the site. They reported by walkie-talkie that Matz' body was pinned in the wreckage. The plane apparently made a flat spin into the trees. An additional tragedy marred (the day when a search plane crashed near the scene, killing the civilian pilot, John F. Mines of King county, and injuring Patrolman Pa-trolman George Yeaman, Jr. Hi, Man! Henry Hite of Atlanta, Ga., who claims his 7 feet, 9 inches make him . the tallest living human being, announces that henceforth hence-forth he will eat only three meals each day instead of his customary five, to help conserve con-serve food for starving Europeans. Euro-peans. He's shown with his 5-foot, 5-foot, 3-inch wife. WANTED ALL KINDS OF HIDES! Highest Prices Paid for BONES - WOOL - HIDES PELTS FURS and dead and useless animals. Pelt prices for dead and useless use-less sheep. Prompt Service UTAH HIDE & TALLOW CO. S Miles West ef Spanish Fork Phone 3g ;V l w . i indHotisihge.food GdodJnVTpkyo Janan with their children recently, to join and prices are I 1 1 r ..A, .i' Bridegroom of 75 Objects to Three In Honeymoon Bed JONESBORO, Ark., July 20 (UP.) When his brides' three-year-old child by a previous marriage made it three in a bed on their honeymoon, it was too much for the Rev. David Jaspern-neal, Jaspern-neal, 75. The bride, who is 20, said she left Neal after four days of marriage because "he was too cranky and my little boy means more to me than him." But the bridegroom insisted insist-ed their domestic problem, which ended in plans for separate divorce action today, all went back to the honey-moon,,.c, honey-moon,,.c, K . "The child slept in the same bed with us the first three nights of our marriage," mar-riage," he said. Merger Program To Be Postponed WASHINGTON, July 20 (U.R) 'Congressional action on President Truman s army-navy merger program pro-gram has been postponed until the next session of congress at Mr. Truman's own request. Chairman Elbert D. Thomas, D., Utah, of the senate military affairs af-fairs -committee, said the president presi-dent favors unification as much as ever, but believes a delay is advisable in view of congress' hopes to adjourn late this month. Mr. Truman had placed the merger merg-er program on his "must" list for this session of congress. Thomas lauded the president's decision. He said to. press for action ac-tion now would "create unpleasant unpleas-ant relations" between the army and navy and possibly endanger the nation's future security. "The existing differences, while serious, are not incapable of solution, solu-tion, if further time for discussion and deliberation is had," Thomas said. SERUM DISCOVERER DIES AT 65 LONDON, July 20 (U.R) Dr. Alexander A. Bogomolets, Russian Rus-sian discoverer of a serum which he said should help man live to an age of 150 years, was dead today to-day at 65. The Moscow radio reported that the distinguished Russian scientist died yesterday after a serious illness. He was known previously to suffer from heart disease which precented him from using his own longevity serum. ser-um. rjrx 1.. ., its PROVO GREENHOUSE Phone 8-0 Where The Flowers: Grow Capt. Mike B. Davis of Santa Barbara, Calif., his wife. Andriana, formerly of Brooklyn, and their son, Michael Kim, lunch, comfortably com-fortably in their quonset hut home. Wives of soldiers complain 'about the lack of housing but applaud an abundance of food and "under ceiling prices." Clement Attlee Scores Churchill DURHAM, Eng., July 20 (U.R) Price Minister Clement R. Attlee denounced opposition leader Winston Churchill before an as-emblage as-emblage of coal miners today, charging that Churchill "has ceased to be a statesman and has become rather like some of our brighter and cheaper newspaper editors." Attlee said that Churchill "talked about the five-year plan when he was in office. The tragedy trag-edy for him now is that in 12 months all the best parts of his five-year plan are going right ahead and are already on the statute books insurance for industrial injuries, health services ser-vices and children's allowances and the poor leader does not know what his program is." Rejd ArmV"Seizes 40,000 Acres Of Land In Austria VIENNA, July 20 (U.R) Austrian Aus-trian sources reported today that the Red army has seized more than 40.000 acres of land and 72,-000 72,-000 tons of newly harvested crops. The seizure is similar to an attempted at-tempted confiscation of land made by the Red army several months ago which was called off due to Austrian protests. The current seizures were said to include more than 15,000 acres of farm land. The remainder was forest area. The Russians, the Austrian sources said, have informed the government that the property which they have seized in eastern Austria includes all that was owned by the Germans both before be-fore and after March 15, 1938, the date of the incorporation of Austria Aus-tria into the Reich. EARWIGS SLUGS ANTS WASCO DDT Acts them oil fmr Sale all Dealers Everywhere .Wasatch Chemical Company Sett Lake CHy Orem Floral Arrangements Lovely summer flowers that speak words of beauty and grace for weddings . . birthdays . . . gifts . . . and all occasions. Let us plan your floral arrangements forjjach coming celebration. low-- Generally; life is comfortable, though lacking in some li 'Housing In Tokyo depends upon rank. The house above is occupied occu-pied by a colonel and his family. It has seven rooms, complete with servants quarters. A lieutenant-colonel will do almost as well, and a major probably will settle in a well-furnished apartment. '.V ! A T 15 THAT YOUR. NEW 1A." igtoq ihiw Headquarters 16 M.M. (Minuet) CLEANING TISSUE No Limit 9c & 19c 1 r5S roffT" Mf Foot -Balls if I All Leather lil 1 $3.98 -COOLEST PLACE IN Baby car SEATS $2.49 1 lO NOW 1.17 Jpr Radioss fff Record W ! Players $29.40 to M Our Prices Are Always Thfe Same were made by Tom LJ Shaf er, ,- -v : " "- 1 f f. J A 1 t t .1 . V ' 4 : 'km Adaptability and imagination in decorations and furnishings are "prerequisites for life in a quonset quon-set hut Mrs. Davis seems to have done well with her little home, above. Michael Kim looks on interestedly as his mother pretties up in their home in "Palace Heights." WHAT DO YOO THINK, OF IT, BOBBY? T 7 IrreoKAY THRIFTWAY STORES for Lionel Electric Trains ORDERS TAKEN NOW SEE THEM DEMONSTRATED Cory Coffee Makers DECORATED KITCHEN SHELVES Add Beauty to your Kitchen MOVIE PROJECTORS Fun For the whole family 14.98 Complete Line SUNDRIES DRUGS NOTIONS FOUNTAIN SPECIALS Cantaloupe Sundae . . . ...20c Banana Splits 25c Sandwiches & Malts VISIT OUR JEWELRY DEPT. 5 Day Service On Watch Repairs Ladies and Men's Wrist Watches Watch Bands Babies Rings and Lockets Wa.tch Chains Crystals Fitted A Large Line of Pens and Pencils "f v Hit ii '?,n:MciMi i.ii Document Reyeali Faith In Destiny IWASHIjifGTON, July 20'CJ.R) ' Benita Mussolini had an abiding faith in Adolf Hitler's intuition in military matters and both " dictators dic-tators were convinced that providence, provi-dence, acting exclusively on their side, would bring them victory, a captured German document revealed re-vealed today. The document was a memor andum of a conference held near. Salzurg, Austria, on April 29, 1942. It was attended by Hitler. Mussolini, German Foreign Min ister Joachim von Ribbentrop and Italian foreign minister Count Galcazzo Ciano. Mussolini remarked that it was fortunate that Hitler had taken military operations on the- Russian Rus-sian front into his own hands after the disastrous winter of 1841-42. The Duce said "Faith and will power had to be employed employ-ed by which the difficulties could be overcome." ' Hitler told Mussolini that providence was on the side of the Axis. He said that this was prov-. ed by events which in themselves them-selves appeared disastrous but which brought more favorable results in their wake. Among the events. Hitler said, were Yugoslav resistance to German Ger-man invasion, which caused the Russians to abandon their planned plan-ned invasion of Rumania, Mussolini's Mus-solini's ill-starred Greek expedition, expedi-tion, which enabled German troops to penetrate all the Balk-, ans; and bad weather softening of the ground in Russia, which prevented a disastrous lengthening lengthen-ing of German communication lines on the eastern front. Water makes up more than 65 per cent of the total weight of an egg. MOM TOLD AUNT SUE XT WAS A "PERFECT FWSWT BUT ITDOESNT FRJGMTEM ME FLY SPRAYS D. D. T. Flit Surface Flyrol 25c to 2.69 TOWN SCOOTERS All Metal With Rubber Tires ' ' 3.89 ffjf Beverage 111 Spigot Type III uf Pottery j WGlassware Jjj -------- - i' |