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Show I T SUNDAY, MAY 2, 1954 Utah County. Utah 12-- B May Jobless Insurance Claims Show Gain and Russia Plead Day-U- .S. Wis. (UP) BURLINGTON, Church bells rang out the start of May Day, U. S. Way" in this quiet Wisconsin village Saturday la answer to the flamboyant celebrations of the international Commu-- 1 nist holiday. Devotion in the village churches was the first Item on the program as Burlington, a town of 4700 persons, set out to match the rumble of tanks and the thunder f marching feet In Moscow's Red Square, f The combined efforts of 9X Burlington organizations sought to take May Day, the first of May, from the Communists -- and celebrate it !as a tribute to the Bill of Rights of the United States Con stitution! Wisconsin's two , U.S. senators, Alexander Wiley and Joseph R, McCarthy, were the "stars" oi the Committee daylong! celebration. workers! predicted a crowd of from f Guilty To Violations to the success of the Geneva Con j . ference." SALT LAKE CITY, (UP Two Clearfield, Utah, druggists pleaded guilty in U. S. District Court here Friday, to six counts of dispens ing drugs without a prescription. Gade R. Day and Leslie B. Otte, operators of the Clearfield Phar macy, pleaded guilty to the charges on behalf of their partnership. In addition. Day pleaded guilty to five counts of violating the federal stat ute prohibiting sale of drugs With out a prescription whileOtte plead ed guilty to one count. The incidents of illegal drug sales cited in the federal complaint dated back as far as Nov. 12, 1952 . anti-Communi- sts i Unem Insurance claims ployment jumped by 55,700 to 206,200 during the week, ended April 17, the second highest level this year, the Labor Department reported Friday. The weekly increase was the second in a row. The 'department said it was due primarily to the fact that many unemployed per sons were ineligible for unemploy ment compensation before April L WASHINGTON KUP) t The noisiest demonstration reported was in Tokyo where more than 1,500,000 persons screamed slogans against American hydro gen bomb tests and Japanese re armament. The demonstration was orderly and there was no repetition of the 1952 riots in which Americans were attacked. Two rival rallies marked the May day activities in Berlin, with Communists and staging two big demonstrations less than a, mile apart in divided Berlin. Western police expected no the usual serious trouble but took ' precautions. j - A and included sales of sulfadiazine, secobarbital sodium and procaine ; penicillin G Federal Judge Willis W. Hitter continued the case pending a presentence report. No date for sen j ; set tencing was High Pork Price Aids Economics Of Agriculture WASHINGTON V nation's farmers, bolstered bj the highest pork prices in six years, are holding their own on the eco- nomic ladder. An Agriculture rDepartment re port Friday reported a four- tenths per cent increase in overall farm price levels in the month ended April 15, enough to boost the average of all farm prices to 91 per cent of "fair price" parity. cent in Tney averaged 90 per March, v Parity is the government's yard stick of a fair price for the things a farmer sells in terms of the prices he pays for the things he buys. Full,, or 100 per cent, parity ; Sarvico Stations Rcsuma Prico 17g? SALTLAKE CITY, (UP) - The ta Salt Lake and Davis counties as gasoline price wars of a few weeks price cuts between battling outlets Falls county coroner's jury has were back on the scene today dropped as much as four cents a ago recessed its inquest into the traffic gallon. death of Mrs. Minnie Nounes pendMajor brand stations were dissome of of the hospiing recovery pensing regular grade gasoline it talized witnesses In the case; 24.9 cents per gallon, with premium' Mrs. Nounes, 76, Omaha. Neb- gasoline going at 28.9 Meanwhni was killed Thursday night in a independent stations were posting truck-ca- r Dy collision; near Kimberly. prices ranging from 23.9 cents per Her sister, Mrs.! Anna Wilson of i for regular to 25.9 cents for gallon a Mrs. and Alice Wilson Kimberly, BALBOA. Canal Zone, (UP) premium grades, i of Kimberly were injured. Both Rain was reported Saturday to be And said they knew evernyone were reported in ;good condition. hampering preliminary operations about who the price started nothing Jack Teaters, the 18 year old aimed at preventing a rock slide But motorists aren't too cutting. driver j of the car, was suffering which might close the Panama concerned about that from shock and would not be able Canal. : : they're just ... to. testify until later, according to It was understood the rains had enjoying the situation, t In the March ' price war, u his father. hampered the building of a road to gasoline prices .dropped to regular as low the top at Contractor's Hill where as 18.9 cents per. gallon. would give the farmer the saime a 600-fodeep fissure threatens purchasing powerj he enjoyed in to tumble a rocky ledge into the The planet Venus often can' be ums xaiwit Dase penoa. canal's Gaillard Cut. seen in broad daylight. TWIN FALLS, CUP) The (UP) Recess Ordered In Twin Falls Inquest A Twin Panama Project Rein Hampsrcd .t ! : -- ot j 20,000 Jo 30,000 would ton to take part; h.,.nM;n IT,., HERALD SUNDAY jam Burling- f. j ' f .'. i '. The Soviet LONDON (UP) Union Saturday displayed for the first time a giant four-je- t transcon- tinental bomber as the main feature of the big May Day parade in Moscow's vRed Square. The Moscow parade of military might highlighted a day of Com" munist activities throughout the world including a massive rally in Berlin and a noisy demonstration in Tokyo. In j'eiping, according to the Communist radio,. 21 renegade Americans who .chose Communism ratherf than repatriation from Korea were dinner guests of the Red Cross where they "proposed toasts to May Day, ko the unity of the working people of all countries and j anti-America- I n SAVE NOW (UP)-Test-- TXv.v ... ' ; 1 r !ng- Regularly 11.95 sq. yd. Loop PUo Rugs Gc Cofcr6 Sole-price- d! x n. 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