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Show 10 sutSv-i4-"5j a - 1 .t, jij, Price Supports Hurt Economy, Benson Maintains -- . : s Arson Sus pected In S. L. Fire J SALT LAKE 'CITY, (UP) Fire men today were investigating the possibility of arson in an hour-lon- g fire in the basement of Fairmont Apartments in Salt Lake City. A badly - charred oil can was found in a bed of burned paper near an eastside entrance to jthe basement where the blaze centered Friday. The can was turned over - to Fire Marshal Wilns J. Smith for furtheirinvestigation ' Saturday. r The blaze itself caused an estimated; $1,CCK) worth of damages, But Battalion Chief Wayne Oakerson said smoke damage might push the figure higher. -- , " - By DICE TUIUIEn Three perEUREKA (UP) sons were killed and a fourth near death following morning the fact that we' have been thump- headon collision Saturday on the , highway. ing along on a wartime program Eureka-Arcat- a has need the after emergency Killed Instantly were Silas Hight. long ended," he said. V 43, and Lanora A. Johnson, both Benson said his quarrel with of Eureka. Clarence C. Gustrap, high, rigid supports was that they, 47, also of Eureka, died three hours after the accident at 5 a.rn. give the farmer too little.. "In the long run -they take from' in a local hospital. , r him more than he- received," he Critically injured and not expect said. "They encourage him to de- ed to- - survive was Otis Eugene plete his soil. They result in im29, of Areata, driver of the balance In agriculture. They sad- Conley, which Hight, who was hitch car in dle the markets with hiking to Cornell to spend the hol surpluses. They' place iday weekend with his wife, was him in such a tight production ' riding. straightjacket." ' was driver of the the Gilstrap Calls '54 Controls Mild car in which' Mrs. Johnson was The agriculture secretary said riding, the highway patrol reported. 1954 crop controls were "rather Both" Gils tray and Mrs. Johnson mfld and . the department was recently moved to Eureka from t ' "reluctantly driving to stiff er con- Medford, Ore. . l . trols for 1955. officers still Highway Benson said next year, to be were investigating at on for eligible crops and had price supports no explanation tor the under acreage allotments .a farm- accident. er would have to: LStay within his acreage al lotment on the specific crop. 2. Stay withm the allotment for every - other - basic crop produced on his farm. 3. If he is diverting more than 10 acres from basic crops, stay withm a 7totaT acreage allotment. an-ear- An American Air Force Globe- 47 wounded master brought home to France French soldiers Indochina on today from war-tor- n a flight that took iSem almost two-thirds of the way around the -- world- : - patrol mid-morni- ng - ' ut Revokes Probation Of Utah Druggist Montana Baby - Drowns in Ditch RIGBY, tUP) A Billings. Mont, girl drowned Fri day when she , fell in an irriga tion ditch near the Elmer Waters home at Rigby. i Investigating officers identified the young victim as Marylin Had-le- y, million bucks, I'd just sit back, and take it easy!" SALT LAKE CITY, (UP) Pro bation of Chester S. Hamilton, Brigham City and Clearfield drug gist, was revoked Friday and he was sentenced to two years in a federal prison because of illegal drug sales by his partner. Hamilton had pleaded guilty to evading income taxes in 1949. Federal District Judge Willis W. Ritter, in passing sentence, said Hamilton had violated his probation because, as a 51 per cent partner in the4 Clearfield Pharmacy, he was partly responsible for dispensing certain drugs without prescrip- 7- - Red Cross Of fers Holiday Tips On Care Accident-Preventio- n. - WASHINGTON, D.C. No mat lespiration immediately. ter - where you go or what you 3. Help prevent shock by keepdo over the July Fourth week ing the injured person lying flat endr-eve- n if you stay at home until you ' know how serious his daughter of Mr. and $lrs. Or-vchances are you'll be faced with injuries are. Keep ,"the victim Billings. Hadley West Coast Newspaper The Watersof were one or more ox tne customary from becoming chilled. the youngster's holiday hazards. A few common-sens-e 4. Send someone to call a doc grandparents. jrvjan vies Age precautions can prevent a tor or an ambulance. Give clear The body was recovered in 20 common accidents, the Jirections on locations of the ac of lot SANTA MONICA (UP) Harry minutes, officers said. Red Cross advises. American news West Coast cident and the nature, cause and J Kuck, veteran IxV a of died going to the beach, probable extent of the injuries. If paperman, you're iTlday tion. be prepared to cope with sun- it's a traffic accident, post some hemorrhage in Santa R. iThe minority partner, Glade Momca Hospital, burn, sunstroke, - and boating body in th,e road to prevent trafto income and swimming accidents. was stricken also Thurs fic jams. Kuck, 59,. Day, pleaded guilty five1949 K. Aon a tax of in and his he rna intiinwi evasion the time At got be stavins If vou'r death, inland, day. was a copyreader for the Los comfortable year probation. btoken and cheerful if pos for strains, sprains, ready Angeles Times. Kuck, a native of and Leslie B. Otte pleaded bones, insect or snake bites and, sible. Never give liquids of any Day Tne Danes, ure., formerly was guilty May 2 to the illegal drug of course, sunburn, and sun- kind, to an unconscious person. ' ' 6. Keep onlookers away' from sports editor of the San Diego sales. The court revoked Day's stroke. Stribune, assistant news editor of SALT LAKE to "No him drive sentenced the victim. They won't do him and where matter go, you CITY, (UP) The probation the Portland Oregomank and make- Utah first-ai- d a two in and $5,000 Have any good, and may interfere with years prison carefully.adequate Safety Council said today that up editor of the Oakland 1 count but suspended supplies on hand, and know proper care. "the 13 per cent reduction in traf fine on the taxsentence on the drug where to locate a doctor or an t. ue prepared ror- - the ne fatalities - in Utah during the his Before joining the Times in 1952, fic . on proba- ambulance quickly. was count. Otte time. Learn to use your head placed months of 1954 is encour he was with the Los Angeles Ex first six tion. and your hands in an emergency. even at home And if : you stay not enough." aminer and Los Angeles Evening aging but is too Enroll in a first aid course ofeat Don't take much, it easy. If the statistical trend in Utah Herald and Express. He is surtoo fered through your local Red and don't drink don't much, vived by his widow, Ann,, and a over tne past decade continues Cross used more than exercise chapter. you're f again this year," the council said, daughter, Mrs. -- Joan Stall, to. Calif-Tana brother, Ernest, "we can expect around 100 more If, in spite of your precautions, Red Cross Allots of The, Dalles,- - Ore. persons. to die in Utah in traffic n accident occurs where you are now accidents between conNew and Funeray services will be a in position to help, don't panic, Flood Relief Funds Year's Eve. This would give ns a ducted Tuesday. care take it easy. The immediate year's total of 180 dead, plus the VENTURA ' victims within to accident WASHINGTON (UP) given (UP) of Superior The thousands injured and the mil lions of dollars in e c o no m i c Judge Walter Fourt has ruled that the first few seconds may make American Red Cross announced neither cowboy actor Ray (Crash) the difference between living and Saturday it has allocated an addi losses." The safety courfcil said the "crit Corrigan nor his estranged wife, dying. Even persons with no first tional $125,000 for flood relief in ical" months lie ahead in deter Rita, are fit to have custody of aid training can be of some help the Texas Rio Grande Valley. It also allocated $50,000 for adby following these, general inmining just what kind of a traffic their three children. structions: i ditional flood relief on the Mexican will set record Patribe To and this 9, Joyce; 8, Tommy, MANILA (UP) . The south-- ! hold the final year's deathyear. ; total to cia Ann Corrigan, 7, have been 1. Don't move the injured per side of the flooded valley. eastern Luzon earthquakes appar- 180 or less, the council said it under the care of juvenile author son unless it is absolutely necessubsided today and Malacan would be necessary to i cut the ities for several weeks following sary, If he has a spinal injury " ently Palace said Friday's diseaster monthly totals injuries, moving may by an average of their parents' separation and 'sub- or internal was not as alarming as it had been three or more over battles. The make it worse. the correspond sequent feared previously. children were made- wards of ju- 2. Look for bleeding first. Most ing month's total for last year. serious bleeding can be stopped Brig. Gen. Alfonso Arellano of venile court.' the Philippine army, 'who. was dis- - Flags used on U. S. . govern by applying pressure directly on patched by President Magsaysay ment buildings are purchased When the Tilanie: sank, 1517 the wound. If the person has n to the area to from private manufacturers. lives were lost. stopped breathing begin artificial make a survey wired the palace i that "The situation is not alarming and local officials are handling the situation ably. : Arellano reported that the off : eial casualty toll due to Fri13 violent was dead, quakes day's four missing and- 15 seriously in; jured. The constabulary in Sorsogon reported that the seriously injured numbered 24 and that in addition there were some 100 ''dispensary TILE LINOLEUM FLOORS ar r al y , ; Reduction In Traffic Deaths cerebral . - . , "Not Enough" Post-Enquire- i ! r. one-ye- ar " Goro-nad- Neither Parent o, Declared Fit to Handle Children d . Quakes Subside In Philippines - The Idirect route from Indochina to Pans is only slightly more than 5000 miles long but it crosses India. Indian Prime Minister Nehru refused the United States and France permission to fly over his country, however. Thus the United States air force took the wounded soldiers home the wrong way across the Pa cific and Atlantic oceans. Flights will continue until the airlifting of 500 soldiers is completed. Delta City Shelled Back in Indochina, the Commu nists started shelling the Red River delta town of Phu Ly. and it the rebels were ready appeared all-oassault on the for an French in the rich triangle of rice fields. Other international news: Guatemala City: Rebel Col. Cas tillo Armas was expected to join CoL Elf ego Monzon, head of the ruling junta, in forming a new Guatemalan government. . Trotsky Slayer Appeals Mexico City: The man known to the world as Jacques Mornard, pickax slayer of exiled Russian revolutionist Leon Trotsky, filed a petition for parole from prison. ' Tokyo: The Japanese Coast Guard gave up its attempts to rescue 14 fishermen shipwrecked on a Russian-hel- d island in the Kuriles group north of Japan. Armed Russian guards ordered the Japanese to leave after they had landed on a small island where they' had seen wreckage of the fishing boat. Ja-wahar- lal , . " I A-n- n DENVER (UP) Adlai Steven--1 said iriday , mat Democrats, should strive to make the Republican administration a success rather than to gloat over its difficulties in a time of peril. He told more than C00 Demo crats from throughout Colorado at a $3 a plate lunch that the situation now "is far too perilous for us as Democrats to gain any satisfaction from. it. "It is ua to us Democrats to do what , can be done," he said. son By UNITED PRESS ng - Give Support to Eisenhower ly , price-depressi- 47 Wounded v Stevenson Asks Democrats to French Fly Back Home; In CoGSi' Cl'GsIl igti PORT ISABEL, Tex. (UP) "Secretary of Agriculture Ezra Taft Benson said Saturday high price supports had given the United States a "lopsided agriculture program" that works against putting the nation's farms to their best use. Benson, speaking at the dedication of toe Queen Isabella causeway betwesn the Texas mainland and Padre Island, defended flexible price supports for basic farm crops and defended the Eisenhower administration's record on agriculture .. . jr U Hits High Supports VI Treason said high price supports Wcourage greater production of commodities, even though large stocks: were on hand, lUd priced some but of their traditional mar-aright at .a time when those markets are most needed." "Our major problem stems from CAlUHVilL Three Killed SUNDAY HERALD . va it Trust Officer Pleads Guilty "We must make this administration succeed because it's the only administration we have. It must succeed because America must succeed." ' . His charity ended there. The 1SC2 Democratic candidate for president saw Mr. Eisenhower's administration as one "which rtin-not unite its own party on essentials (and) can hardly hope to unite and lead the free world." Vice President. Nixon! current blasts at the foreign policy inher- -' ited by the Republicans, Stevenson said, are . "an high for irresponsibility."' The recent y ; hearings in Washington he called "a disgraceful wMch "an effective public brawl" government -- in, Washington certainly could have spared us." Stevenson also accused Republicans of "stealing", the 1SS2 Democratic campaign farm policy, The recrea- and suggested that the Democrats SPANISH FORK tion schedule for the coming week would be justified in usurping two' GOP campaign phrases: "The is as follows: mess in Washington" and- - "It's 2:30 at baseball 5, Monday, July for a change." p. m., Spanish Fork vs. American time Asked whether he would submit Fork. 1955 Democratic draft, he to a 1 4 to m.. 6, p. Tuesday, July arts and crafts at junior high: 1 said: can assure you I will save to 3 p. m., baseball. Little League "I trouble." at ball park: 5:30 p. m.. Junior youButthat he was hasty to add that and Pony Leagues; 6:45 p. m., he .remotest Idea"' hadn't Braves vs. White Sox; 8 p. m., whether he "the would be a candidate Tigers vs. Yankees. two years from now. for president Wednesday, July 7, swimming, any political bus leaves Salem church at 10 i "EvenI if I had wouldn't tell probably a. m., Spanish Fork Junior High plans, he said. you," at 11 a. m.. for registered, and Stevenson flew to Portland. Ore. 12:15 p. m. for all others.- - Bus last night for another speech in leaves Palmyra church . at 1:30 his personal effort to wipe out the p. m. and Lake Shore at 1:45 deficit incurred by the Democratp. m. Teenage bus leaves Salem ic party in , the last campaign, and at 3:45 p. m., and Spanish Fork will then go to Alaska for a. vaat 4 p. m. Dancing at junior high, cation, r" 2 to I to 2 p. m., five-siages four-fiv3 to 4 p. m., 3 p. m., ages 4 to 5 p. m., ages ages 5 to 6 p. m., teenage. eight-1Softball, church (12 to 15), 7 p.m.. First vs. Third (field two); 7 p. m,. Leland vs. Second (field three). Baseball at 8 p. m.. CenGame FARMINGTON, Utah (UP) tral Utah League Perjury charges were filed against for benefit of injured players. J. Schnitzer, president of Thursday, July 8, dancing, at Harold Investment Harsh Corpi, Harsh 1 to 2 p. m., ages junior high, Construction Co., and Harsh-Uta- h 2 to 3 p. m., ages eight-10- ; t; 4 to Co., and Walter E. Hutchinson, 3 to 4 p. m., ages 5 p. m., ages, 12 and over. Base- secretary. vTbe firms built the Wherry Housball, 1 to 3 p. m.. Little League; ing Project at Hill Air. Force Base. 5:30 p. m.. Junior and Pony The allegedly perjured testimony Leagues. Softball, church (12 to was given in a suit g 15), 7 p. m., Lake Shore vs. claims- of project subcontractors, Fourth; 7 p. m.. Fifth vs. Sixth. suppliers and the superSoftball (18 and over), 7 p. m.. material for addiof the intendent Fourth vs. Palmyra: 8:05 p. m.. tional payments. Itproject was being tried Lake Shore vs Sixth; 9:10 p.m., before Second Judge Seventh vs. Salem. G. Cowley. Charles Friday, July 9, t; dancing, 10 to , Schnitzer, was arraigned Fri11 a. m. day before Justice of the Peace II a. m., ages 's 1 to 4 H. H. Robinson, who set preliminto noon, ages and supervised .m., games p ary hearing for July 16. Hutchinson play at jSnior high. Baseball, 1 was in Portland, Ore., but company to 3 p. m.. Little League; 5:30 attorneys said he would return as p. m.. Junior and Pony Leagues. soon as possible. Softball, church (10 and oyer), 7 p .m., Fifth vs. First; 8:15 p. m., The curious insect known as the Second vs. Third; 9:10 p. m., walking stick looks so much like a twig that It is all but invisible Lake Shore vs. Fourth. 10, softball, acainst a tree. Wingless, with Saturday,), July 7 p. m.. First vs. thin, sticklike, legs, it fools its church Third; .7 p. m., Palmyra vs. Sec- enemies by merging with the col ond; 8:05 p. m.. Lake Shore vs. or of its background, whether the Fourth; 9:10 p. ' m.. Fifth vs. green of spring or tne Drown or autumn. Seventh. all-ti- Spanish Fork; Lists Wcok's Recreation Events me ; Army-McCarth- A. , X V ; . : e; Investment Firm ' Executive Faces Perjury Charges1 x; six-eig- ht; 0; All-St- ar 10-1- 2; six-eigh- SALT LAKE CITY. (UP) Wal Sctt Gillespie, trust officer for Zion's Savings Bank and Trust Co., ter pleaded guilty Friday to charges of embezzling and wilfully misap propriating $5,500 in bank funds. Federal District Judge Willis W. tter will pass sentence as soon as the federal probation office remakes its usual port. ,. Gillespie has been released on his own recognizance. He was charged with taking the funds be tween June 1 and Oct. 8, 1953. pre-senten- ce TAME STINGER SYDNEY (UP) A sting ray, tne largest in captivity, has become so tame in a Taronga Zoo pool that it will eat from the hand of its keeper. 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