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Show " ' ".. l., ' ' i ' . TELEPHONE 495 FOR MOSTLY CLOUDY .with fejw snow flurries; high 25; low tonight 5; highest temper- attire recorded in Provo areav Friday 26; lowest Saturday morn- ing, 2 above. Herald Advertising Sports, Editorial, Circulation Greatest White Goods Sale Sears (adv.). Society Phone: 432, PROVO, UTAH COUNTY VOL. 32, NO. 35 4i Utah Senate Set For Showdown On Reapportionment ll " M f 1 II V - " J . " : Democratic Tax Cut Bid reapportionTuberculosis San- ment bill probably will pass the IndustriarSrtiool, itarium and other points of state upper house without much trouble. interest at O g d e n Wednesday However, it's almost an equally morning. Lunch will be at the In-- j sure bet that the Senate will have dustrial school before the h?gisla: more dcbaUTon the bill before the tors return to Salt Lake City for sessionjs out. an afternoon session. The cduca J Sen.' Dilwerth Woolley (R - Salt committees welfare tion andpublic Lake reminded the Senate of this an to he tried when f get early fact . Will Tour USAC vote onf the measure Friday "be-Friday afternoon many ;f In Reed's fore tempers get frayed." He em- lower tour members house will cer phasized that the House Utah tate Agricultural College at FVtarKeCJ tO tainty have opimons-,o- f its own oni commit- education with the iHlS btand.Z Years Ago reapportionme and a number to. amendments could be ejected bms dcalin,, er Qf m ' the Senate bdl.- (UP) Lith v lWc Rep. ih the ".WASHINGTON or. rtrnnnrrt I I t J t Reed SaturDaniel said iTo 'legislative hoppers last week, in To resolve differences between' addition Jo the budget requests, of day Republicans, will oppose and the two houses a joint comerencej Gov. J. iiracKCn Lee. President Eisenhower will veto committee would then have to take The' bills would: any attempt by the. Democratic; Allow the utan state Agricultural over the matter Kach nouse.wouia --v v7" later have to debate on whether to(College Board of Trustees to pur-,-- " . year. land worth $34,350 for. Snovvj-th'the committee go along with " Reed noted in a prepared state- port. jCollege in Epliraim. audi--; an of for $250,000 ment that key Democrats on the' the, Appropriate Otherwise, both chambers ' ''31st Legislature appear headed fortorium at Carbon College and per g House Ways and a busy weeKrine senate wui ucs'imii issuance 01 Moans Committee let it be known- consideration, of a reapportionment! enue bonds for construction of a earlier thip week that they were amendment to the constitution- - as new dormitory at Carbon. considering a drive to cut every- soon as the apportioning bill is out Allow purchase jpf real estate to- body's income taxes. of the way. taling $97,150' near Weber College Reed, Senior Republican on the .tor The House of 'Kepresentativesjcampus;. appropriate comrnitfee, said some Democrats! has a number of bills tabled or new buildings und improvements at favor the move because they be-- j held oVer which probably will see, Weber lieve it would . "embarrass thei . Among the several college bills president." but he warned that! further action early in .. AA nnt The calendars of both houses grew ...ViinK iiui rfool with mnflPV WAS iths p aji would boomerang pqlit-anlinn um rapidly toward "the end of the week a measure to remove the president;icalv hurt the Demoerats.i and will lengthen further when the of University of Utah tromois The voters will not condone ' new batch of bills comes from com- - board of regents. such much-amende- d i . VJ rm week will take! Two junkets-thi- s A SALT LAKE CITY, (UP) Imore time from the House session showdown on reapportionment will A large number of representatives1 --tome tomorrow afternoon in the indicated they will go along on a Utah Senate.-- tour of Weber College the state . . O i PRICE FIVE CENTS 23,.1955 toOfceli Congress II -- JANUARY t mittee By KEITH WALLENTINE The r - SUNDAY, UTAH, 1 innV kvv -- - :. . i,. President Expected To As k A u th o r i t y t o U se U. S .Air and Sea Power TAG HEN IS -- "flCC j V GTO 0 n ffV Jr-- NATiONALlSTJ EVACUATE China mainland. By WARREN DUFFEE United Staff Press Martin disclosed the President's' CIVILIANS Correspondent intentions a White -- House , 4'-) . ' WASHINGTON UP The breakfast. Aafter vk short while later, Mr. White House announced Saturday Eisenhower ! with Secre conferred that President Eisenhower . will of John State Foster Dulles, send Congress a message Monday tary about the forthcoming-message- . presumably U. S. defense inten making clear , tions in the P'ar East and asking ' Martin said the PresiHouse and Senate approval. 45 CHINA . to . . v . . dent's message Congress "probf Official Sources said - previously ably" will be sent on Monday. He that the President will draw a de- added that it - would arrWeby fense line in the Western Pacific Tuesday the, latest. " V7 and ask authority to use U.S. air Martin declined to say how large and sea power to defend it if Red a defense area might be involved China tries to step over. or to hint at its boundaries. A tentative draft of the adminp. was istration's proposed-resolutio- n shown today to key members of Revolt Is Crushed Congress. One highly placed source said the proposed U.S. defense zone would include only Formosa and the Pescadores Islands, and would cot embface to such1 otfier Nationalist-held islands as Quemoy and r HONG Matsif, which are much closer' to tthe Chinese mainland. -THREE U S. KONG White House1 Press Secretary CARRIERS STEAM TO James C. Hagerty announced the SAN JOSEr Costa Rica (UP) President's intentions this way: "EXERGfSES" IN Loyalist forces Saturday suf-ferAsk Congress Support TACHEN AREA their heaviest loss in a "unpardonable irresponsibi7TH FLEET COMDR a will submit revoPresident "The rbattle-- of the single r-, lity,' fie. said. to oh EN ROUTE. lution when two government paCongress special message .Modest Cut Next Year Monday. The message will clarify trols fought i a pitched battle the purpoes and application of against each other in the President , Eisenhower,' in his V2 United States policy in relation to darkness. of the budget' and economic messages! ask and of the security to Congress,. took a stand against; Forrriojsa The patrols were tax cuts this year in view of the' ifor the support thereof by - the out to government mop up rebel remnants Congress." $2,400,000,000 federal deficit fbre-- J TROUBLE IN THE- - FAR EAST "the Nicaraguan border after Newsmap locates three-fol- d development in the. Far East as the .Senate Republican Leader Wil- near cast for the fiscal year starting! the short lived revolution' col a message Monday, fixing liam F. Knowlahd said the 'mes1. But he indicated confi- - White House announces that President Eisenhower will ' vote a July were advisable. WALLENTINE Only KEITH public By lapsed Friday. In sea the and the "U.S. and Far air forces defenserline East, to noon asking authority at will jAmerican deuce that conditions next yeari go sage Congress caii call a 'constitution 'meeting. United Press Correspondent In a tragic-jnistak- e, the com-- ; if Communist China oversteps its bounds. Vice Admiral Alfred Prde. commander of the U. S. House leadeif Joseph Republlican should reckic-a "modest" ; Sen Marl permit a proGibson The Utah Senate; killed stumbled volunteer. to 7th en is route the Formosa Straits aboard the cruiser Helena. Three W. Martin Jr., said it will set' out a Jrom Hong Kong' Fleet, en. on ihe ox to Amo air near each El other S. U. to to posal for a state constitution con- spearheaded the opposition are the from carriers Far Formosan t. t i ,T "definite area" which this country!0" Philippines steaming watersjand might, according J' ne nas neia out nope and Ir resolution measure, tie saiatne La field Cruz outside venticjn and advocated-th- e and in of aid East evacuation the Tachens. opened Civilians are being evacuated" fro mthe achen proposes to protect, reports, Bricker amendment In high- would offer a blank check for any- agree with him that a further tax Islands, by Nationalist China. (U. P. Tcjephoto). fire. .. folannouncement ; Hagerty"s light ; legislative action here Fri- thing to be written into the consti- cut' can come then," Reed said. killed and House Three loyalists-werconference a White lowed tution. The vote was seven for, 14 Democratic talk of tax reduc- ' . day. the President, Secre-- I eight others wounded, the gen-tar- y attended by The H o n s e of 'Representatives againstand two absent. ; jtions arose after. Democrats be- of State John F;oster Dulles, era! staff reported before; the un resolution ; memorializing, came convinced that rMr. Eisen- -' killed, a bill to sei rriinu'ium fines Tne could be Knowland. Martin had con' trained loyalist-troop- s and - called hOwef -so reto the lbwer call pass Congress will;. for and violations, fexes fish for gamc.s f erred with the Pi'esident earlier. ordered to cease firing, considered , a driverlicense mea- - Bricker amendment limiting treaty in 1056, r a" presidential election Seven Killed Democrats Consulted sure defeated Thursday and ap; making powers with foreign nations year. Some Democrats believe The rebels killed seven loyalists Hagerty would not say whether proved a resolution to congratulate had been' passed by previous Utah the Democratic Congress should land the deliver wounded 20 others betore the Mr. Eisenhower to will, the punch by enact- rivilian emolovees at TClearf ield Legislatures, jbeat nim n a in at ob-- , joint person loyalist army put down, the message ing "cuts to start either July 1 orf TAIPEI, Formosa vNaval Supply Depot for their help a Red fleet invasion most in and )up) of or theision send along powerful Thejthe next Congress d itiuprising. merely Jan. 1. to the amendment on ,j six childin bringing the wife-anCommander ot tn e U.S. Seventh! mile stretch of" the coast for the U.S. Navy. for separate reading by the; The two patrols were trying to iup Amer-icthe hands" it '.'tie would to s neeu Katsanevas ground ren ofMike support tor tne pesi-- ' fleet raced toward the. strait of; fourth consecutive daw First re- - Nationals! sources hefc said the clerks of .the two houses.1 ' r of President Eisenhower. Sen. L. dent's views was m marked coh-wit- h Formosa prevent rebel leaders from slipn w' sank 60 ItU crnvmrnmnnt had begun removing Saturday and Nationalist ports said they, Nor would he give. any hint as to ping across the border intn Xira. noted trast Rulon until Jenkins his City) stand, two years China Both houses thcri adjourned evacuating thef irst vessels. the wives of Yikiangshan Island's where the Western Pacific defense ragua Most of the rebel troops ' refused the ago when he was chairman of of 8000began 2 p.m. MondayTTTowever, a num- the 83rd Congress But the Communist air force, defenders who civilians and other to their line wiirbe drawft. who fought was gave it opup fighting Friday have" that and were and Means in amendment the Ways) Republi- combatants from threatened ber of committee meetings: from nearby airbases at deah barlier this week.' 6dm luwidui into the demilitarized retreated ridyeiiy F can politbar At members, time he that many Congress. posed by chen Island. set for Monday morning. Shanghai and other coastal cities, m congress na.ve oeen cpnsuitea zone created by the ical scientists, President; Eisen- tried unsuccessfully to n u s hl Changed His. Vote on the issue "through our State Vice, Adm. Alfred M. Pride, still dominated the air. over Tachen between .Nicacommittee, John of State an and hower immediate tax cut whose Seventh Fleet is showered the Nationalist through Secretary S. Sen Rcndell N. Mabey He recalled that ragua a nd Costa R ica . Department." charged . Dulles. Eisenhower's . oyer jMr. objections with defense of Formosa and the defenders with "surrender or die ful). sponsor of the constitution Foster Dulles had a conference with Demand vhen ithe budget ' was- - even Pescadores Islands, To Third Reading t)nly small pockets of rebels are convention resolution, changed his sudden- leaflets sailed ocratic and Republican congres- still 15 more out was of resolution on balance. the for, Vote .scattered on the northwestern vnte at tho last minute and an Big Red Fleet Ready sional leaders earlier this week. ly from Hong Kong aboard his xah-craft Costa i It 'was Rican battlefield. Reed's associates said"this an-- flagship, the high-spee- d carri nounced he may ask for reconsider five against, three absent. Martin said Mr. Eisenhower will The cruiser Three American Also of the J.OOO-ma- n bulk; advanced to third reading. is explained by We fact U.S.S. Helena with four destroyers. ers were steaming Toward the army ation Monday. ask Congress to give its approval of a. was weekend the soldiers " Mabey pointed out the resolution vanced to third heading volun and Philip billjthat Reed was convinced in 1953 The American aircraft carriers Formosa Straits from a oi to U.S. defense "definite U.S. airmen, PARIS UP. teers who defeated the approxi- - court report that jimmediate income tax reEssexTN&ear i pines the 33,100-to- n of 300 simply would ask the public at the to raise the s'alary of suits, area" of the Pacific, which Ahc wearing waterproof exposure launching capable fighter 900 rebels Saturday were 'thelma-te!y- . ductions were necessary to give planes were next election if such a conventioa' ers. toward the sarge and Yorktown, among ihe waded into' River Seine flood President regards as vital to steaming the sagging economy a lift. DdU1ncja 10 "um. aetrs up to their chests Saturday,! protection of Formosa from. Cluin-- ! straits from the Philippines on x v K Kirv v, a i a rf tui j invasion. what was descibed as "exercises" towing stranded flood victims to!?se DISAPPROVES LEE'S STAND Martin's reference to a "defin-Th- e parade."" safetKon Air Force rubber rafts. but which coincided With reports icafed thatMrEi--...tiA- f President Jose Figueres said, itc the U.S. Navy would help evacuate forced ,arca"' uresque river' about 3.000 volunteer troops who : u ,v. the Nationalist r.;.isenhower will make clear whether made from ' up the bulk of the .goverLegislator-Labo' the U.S. Seventh lleet will defend Tachen. ua , .,.KjKcf nment's forces would march in the the basement ofNotre Dame Ca only Formosa and the adjacent procession' Sunday. Reports Of Withdrawal Islands, or whether - The There were persistent reports theral and the National Assembly Pecasadores "President said information it also might participate in defense left behind in the heart of the cityx the 10,000-ma- n defense garrison ' 1 by the fleeing rebels ! d The Seine was slowlv vising to-- ; of. other Chinese Nationalist-helalso would be evacuated, but .all ' who gave up the fight'early Friday Strong disapproval of Gov. J.; than $10,000,000 for the small por.. n official statements said .the outpost sador Jacob Malik left ard a, cr Pedicted for Monday territory. indicated they had of about Bracken Lee's action in recom- - tion of our population who conCLEVELAND, Ohio (UP) An 200 Saturday; Confers With Dulles , River been of has traffic north miles would be-Formosa stobpeoNfor 900 nomen. -, funds state that for Moscow on a summons frn tinue into the senior colleges,1 expert criminologist "Saturday be-- r mending i i l X i defended "to the last man." the Kremlin to join the other two days, b1e4cv,au,s e th "IT-,TeS?s: S faT .Figueres said captured docuappropriateel for the Central Utah! then the $793,692 requested' by the; i an investigation of the Shep beThe . ci n u Air was Nationalist Force ui it mcf inn aixiicu uuui uii. uy duilliilisil dllUIl ments gave nojndications that the nit Area j Lake -the schoolsand Vocational! two vocational ancSalt big three envoys in the Russian The;: Pont Des Arts Bridge iujc pard jmurder case. He promised to out in con- - souYees, that the President might the and during night strength was voiced Communists were connected with and Schools, Saturday by' $125,000 for administration reveal his findings regardless of early today, bombing and strafing capital. ambassador to thrr Court neenng the Louvre and the FrenchlextendN U.S. Drotection to Ouemnv Caideron Guardia.- leaders of the Clarence L. Palmer, state repre- supervision of all vocational edu- whom theV hurt. Malik, (and Maisu Islands, hard by the insurrection;, ws closed. Academy sentative front Salt Lake County cations is not unreasonable," he The criminologist, Dr. Paul Kirk; ot St. James, left by8 plane for, ' the rebels' were just " and CIO national representative" said. "They of the; University of California, Brussels after waiting more than iised by Nieara?iian Ca'lderonistas from Utah. Mr. Palmer said that the trade said he would look for physical two hours for a heavy fog to lift. , President Anastasio) Somoza,'' . Mr Palmer's statement added training programs are an ap- evidence only" and addend that he Georgi Zarubin, ambassador to said. Figueres was case an the with of curriculum the open weight to a move by a entering preciable part Washington, arrived in Paris on ' Central Utah Vocational School at the junior collegesfor which mind. ' return to the Kremlin and Serhis advisory, committee of 'citizens $12,495,990 has been recomDr.j Samuel H. Sheppard was ' to Paris, .1 BERLIN (UP) Pvt. William A. gei Vinogradov, the envoy who appealed to the Legislature mended.. Would it "be fair to convicted Dec. 21' of second dein Moscow. v BOSTON (UP Seven men whoj Gov. Christian Herter announced in a resolution to save the. school. leave two of our large, indus- gree jmurder in connection with the Verdine, who was, released this already was; amof the three The recall four rebellious convictshhere would be a "quick trial" big imfrom week perfeuaded six of Soviet years Currently assigned to legislative trial centers in Provo and Salt July 4 slaying of his ofto Soviet the to bassadors isurrender their foreign an hostages and for the rebels. He also said, there prisonment, entered Army jail work for the C I O at Salt Lake Lake as the only places in the .pregnant wife. , four-da- y "Russia indicated that a fice end at Massa- - would be ah "immediate and ex-- ! revolt may until authorities decide Dr. Kirk,1 who was engaged to Saturday City.Mr. Palmer said: "We do statewhere tradejtraining" is not; make offensive new a cnusetts Prison to open diplomatic Mate. whether . promised; hanstive " investigation"! of thei try him for the; investigation by Dr. being not expect local school districts available at stare expense, he! " over Germany or Red China. Senate Saturday to seek hope for- the; whole incident, with naiiticular re- - WASHINGTON (UP'). Sheppard's family, arrived Friday AWOL. to provide education for t)ur asked. ob-- ; Republican : Leader F. William to not the convicts The how soldier been has iference .who (rebels. Calif. frqfm Vinogradov, Mr. Palmer opposed placing of! night by air.from Berkeley, lawyers, doctors, teachers, chemrecent critic of adminKnowland. un1 tained The four to all was two left in their Paris the removed firearms. home He La., convicts, know Starks, he whether doesn't jsaid undersgn-years, ists and engineers. Why should the vocational schools under dis- istration Far Eastern policy, has we single out trade for discrimi- tricf control and support. He said-tha- he will talk lo Dr. Sheppard or not. guardhouse from the Army hospi expectedly last week while talks fences of virtual life imprisonment,! Anneal For Hope at! promised complete support of The unconditionally brain surgeon is tal where he passed a physical were being held in Bonn between surrendered nation?" he asked. under local control, it isj con the In tense two ah H.rnJt meetings,, n m fhhov snH President Eisenhower's plan to ,nr. the French and German, chiefs of 9 confined Jji county jail. 'He was examination. ihe committee Mr. Palmer pointed out that probable that the vocational! denied victs draw a deferi&e line in appealed jo thelir arms to a seven-ma- n citizens' freedom on bond to assist An Army spokesman saidthere state on rearmament first freedom not for the it was learned Saturday. they only a minority go on to college schools would drop to the level of Kirk with the investigation. amwas Pacific, committee. wrong with Verdine rGeorgi M. Pushkin, Soviet i exceptnothing "while 70 percent of Utah's youth, technical high schools instead of Dr. Kirk, noted for his methods that he is underweight. An bassador to East Germany,, also A spokesman said the convicts sought but for hope. Canham said Knowland himsell .declined to . who do not go on to college upon remaining as post high school of examination failed to show the was called home for consultations asked only for hope. He said the the fotir "freely averred they had comment on the aaministration the examination ,from deduction Vocational of completion of high school, none training chest and heart ailments last week and was still in Moscow. committee was impressed' by the!3 debt to pay. But they wanted plans beyond confirming what hiicroscepic particles, Has stomach, tn be brought to trial, to get on House GOP .Leader Josepn W- the leas do the major share of schools are intended to train worked on several other murder he said he contracted as a slave When he left Germany itwas an- convicts' plea skilled ascoltradesmen matheir punishment and uto, seejMartin jr.f announced earlier that our work, and comprise the just for the prosecution. laborer in Soviet camps in Artie nounced that important talks on The committee, chosen by theith cases, . .. mostly train j leges dt u c professional workers, He hjas written several books on Siberia, the spokesman added. Mr. Eisenhower will send a special ay uou jor portion of Utah taxpayers' he the "future relations" of .Russia rioters themselves, announced it wneincr . said. oe Mr. Calmer noted that the govtnere rn" road the mignrno message to Congrts on the would He said Verdine is now, in pro and its satellites take place. would meet next week to study; his methods. ar or two of liberty left to situation Monday or Tuesernor's recommended budget for In the case of Central Utah Vo- Drj - Sheppard has consistently tective custody', until an investigaZarubin told Washington report grievances of the prisoners and! the next biennium includes cational School, Provo School dis- maintained he didn't kill his wife. tion determines whether- to try ers he was going back for rou- to consider recommendations for mem. day. , for the University of Utah trict, struggling to support its He says that a "bushy-haire- d The editor said the committee It was understood that Knowland him before a court-martia- l. tine consultations" but diplomatic changes in the state penal system. d' and Utah State Agricultural Col- own educational programs, would entered their Bay Village The soldier vanished from his sources in London said the sum- The group included Erwin D. Can-ha- was treated politely by the con- felt that the administration's plan-woullege, and $2,495,990 for the junior be saddled with the expense of hom0 on Lake Erie's shore and unit in West Germany on Feb. moning of three ambassadors sugget substanial support from editor of the Christian victs. He described the convicts as both for but the Geneva men, desperately! colleges. ialks be would hacked the training youths . more Science Monitor, and Executive "desperate Republicans' and Democrats her to death, then attacked 3. 1949, and has been listed as gested Senate. in the ones.' "If the state can afford more r (Continued on Page Two) earnest f- '. Councilor than him.j Patrick without leave. J. McDonough.i absent ordinary. Standi of," S"L Joint-Committe- 1 j. " ' : 11 - . (R-N.- e Y, f ..; (R-Mas- s) j i " . s re-cha- se j i ( FORMOSA "tax-writin- seii-uqumu- ' ui . S A W? Gosta Rican Patrols Clash By Mistake i $i,-tto,uu- u f the-week- .... I . d! ... . ed S.h1 State Constitutional Co nven t i on Bill JCilled 11-d- ay eon-fusi- on pre-daw- n. PHILIPPINES 1 - send-Congre- ss to-us- e . (D-Pric- e) bat-jitter- , m f so-call- ed .; Commander of 7 th Fleet Sails for Formosa Sfraif - r v . 1 Sen-.-SoPSer- e) vin ; a. e i ses-(gree- 300-jbigge- st jected .;,' y" 1 (D-Pla- in ! . : -- inter-America- n; Airmen Help Rescue Victims Of Paris Flood Ui (R-Boun- - ly ' -- -- . Criminologist To Investigate Sheppard Case Leader r Backs Vocational School garrison . Moscow Calls 3 Envoys Home For Talks "f . .ix,. ? . . -- ' .. ' rr-- , - 1 1 T - j - j ' : 7- Army Jails Released Gl - r : : Committee Pledges Aid For Prisoners In Massachusetts ; s -- - . -- Knowland Vows Support For Eisenhower Plan - , - -- j - : . ld t . the-Weste- centers. -- - . Far-Easte- " $10,-198.5- 00 - . - Most Prov Stores Unti P M On monclays A A j I |