Show V Jta J(W i V-- -- t The Salt 12 A M "Mr- SchooJgirVs Pals Finance Home WASHINGTON BUREAU WIRES Old Family Bible Relates Saga of Pioneer Utahn II- - “By Asiocl&ted Pres COLUMBUS OHIO July 9 — A school bus accident robbed Shirley Farrell of her memory but friends in 48 -- ploye of the United States ate He is an assistant in the office of the secretary and is assigned to the room His job is to keep the voluminous accounts of the senators and the committees Few large stationary stores in the Smoot country have the volume of THE BIBLE contains the business of his office farewell message penned by It was 51 years ago last Anna Christine Martinson when that Mr Smoot first May to she loft home in 1854 to go on went the Senate payroll Deseof America and the land ret That was when he was also The young woman then a to college in Washington convert to the Church of Jesus going Since then he has spent 24 of Saints was the Christ of Latter-dawith federal governa member of the handcart com- mentyears of which 14 were with pany which crossed the plains the Senate Sen- By Frank Hewlett Tribune Washington Bureau ' WASHINGTON July f-- A family Bible found in the Norway birthplace of l)is grandmother now is the treasured possession of Harold B Smoot eon of Utah’s late Sen Reed stationary y and arrived In Utah in 1855 Mr Smoot obtained and brought to Washington the Bible during a recent trip to Europe In order to get the document he was required to write a pledge to keep it in the Smoot family In addition he offered to finance the cost of a family marker on the old farm near Fredrlckstad Norway Here’s At-a-Glan- sthtes have helped toward giving her a future in a new home Construction is started on a house for the girl her twin sister Betty and their parents to replace their cramped trailer Shirley injured last Nov 23 lay in a coma for eight weeks Hospital' and doctor bills mounted and their hopes for a regular home faded But more than $5400 was contributed from all parts of the United States according to her father ElmerN Shirley now can rerrieji her parents and does not recognize other rW Rundown ce On Major US Legislation By Aiioclated Pmi WASHINGTON July 9--The status of major legislation at the end of this week: has sent to the Senate a bill authorizing a $1300000000 shipbuilding program Both branches have passed bills authorizing a $2300000000 military and a 270 million dollar atomic ener-g- y construction program and appropriating $31800000000 to finance the Defense Department The House has sent to the Senate a military reserve bill VETERANS: The President has signed a bill continuing eligibility of veterans for government-financed educational benefits FOREIGN: The President has signed bills permitting use of US troops to defend Formosa and extending the reciprocal trade program with additional power! The Senate has ratified a mutual assistance pact with Formosa and a treaty bringing West Germany into the North Atlantic defense setup no House action is required A bill extending the foreign-aiSTATEHOOD: The House has program has been signed by the President and a separate bill killed a bill to admit Hawaii and financing the program will be Alaska to ‘statehood There has considered by the House next been no Senate action SMOOTS spent six week weeks In Europe mainly In WAGES: The Senate has MILITARY: Norway and also in England The President passed and the Tlouse Labor where he served on an LDS has signed bills raising the pay Committee has approved a bill mission They also visited in of military personnel and ex- boosting the minimum wage in Denmark and France tending the draft act and the interstate Industry from 75 Mr Smoot Is a veteran em doctor-dentis- t draft The House cents to $1 an hour "Mrs Smoot and I had a most enjoyable visit with our relatives in Norway” said the former Utahn "Three families now live on the old farm which covers an entire valley It was their first visit from - American relatives since the 1920s when my father was there" He said they also inspected the old house where his grandmother was born It now is Used as a storehouse tariff-cuttin- Solon Serving As Cupid In Colorado g d the' DENVER July' 9 (UP)-K- im T Hoang Vietnamese girl here on a'student visa had nothing but praise Saturday for Rep Byron G Roger and his promise to prevent immigration authorities from deporting her if she marries Lowry Air Force Airman Gordon Miller MAIN AT 1ST SO Wrought Iron Finish 24 ' T am taking instructions In Catholic religion now and we plan to be married within a -- month" beauty said the Magazine Rack Vietnamese “We still don’t dare to hope too hard after all the red tape of the past three or four months" The Colorado Democrat aaid Saturday he would see to it the government doesn’t separate the couple after the wedding-e- ven if it takes an act of Congress He aaid he advised the flier and the girl to go ahead with their marriage "I SUGGESTED he get mar-rie- d and request the immigration service to grant her permanent residence in the United immStates as a igrant” Rogers said He said he was certain immigration officials would grant the request under new regulations issued last May 19 "If they’re In love they ought to get married" Rogers said Miss Hoang said “Congressman Rogers and the press have been so wonderful that we can’t thank you enough I don’t think my parents will real$ mind too much if I marry Gordon" she non-quot- a Handsome said lights any modem decorating scheme mother Is a Buddhist but both her sisters were educated in French convents in Vietnam and one of THE wrought iron styling high- useful-pop- ular GIRL’S Rubber-cappe- d feet prevent sliding and scratched or marked floors allows this low price Only Wards volume purchasing V v V S V v s£vw ffl0QOOTS®0O BG00 MATTRESS STORE AT YOUR TWIN SIZE BRAND e f N 2INNERSPRING - "'1 2 BOX SPRINGS iStowe6uw2i66$$8v8llibieeeeeeeto"XX‘ fjt nfl o’ f i a xvy O mo I TMi Brke GIANT MATTRESS VALUE mm a Includes: £ INNIRSPRINO MATTRESSES 2 BOX SPRINGS s FIVE-YEA- 12 HOLLYWOOD ’'Oi1 If-- WRITTEN GUARANTEE LEGS '5)90 y Sett tlKKM it eric Three Great Names in Mattresses! 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