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Show v; j. fair, warmer; Low tonight 10-1-4; high 23; lite- temperature recorded fcr st Pro vo area 32 ; lawez Friday Saturday morninr 19. Sears open Monday r if ir ir. i J GAOWTH nlerald pp n rear Dems :;! (Editorial) This is the annual ''Growth Edition' of The Daily Herald. It Js our salute to one of the greatest! places in fast-grothej great country of AmericaUtkh Valley, a ings empire in the heart oi Utah ana- tne lnLermounxam : :t West. ; In articles. Dictures and advertisements the Growth Edition .dramatizes Utah Valley's "Progress Parade." It tells of some of the achievements of the past, the present Democrats! Stand To picture of growth and; prosperity, and hopes and aspira- Lose 10 to 12 of 49 tions of the future. We believe this edition also tetepeaks the pride of the in le Senate and Lin communities their Utah of hemes, Valley people ' . F.M.-.p::- A i!'- , - - ington county Democrat, voted is The avor of the bill, which provide Utah Senate has completed ac a separate senator for Washington . tion on approval of a compromise county. Sanpete Lose plan for legislative reapportion -would be the only county merit, the major legislation of the to Sanpete lose a representative under the nearly-throug31st Utah Legisla- compromise. Salt Lake City would ure. "' Da The Senate voted early during gain two House members and each Weber and counties Utah its its first Saturday meeting of vis, would lose session Ad approved one. Salt Lake county the while senator one Iron, Sevier and the plan 21 to 1. The only dissent counties, would gain came from Republican Sen. Elias Washingtonsenators. , separate L. Day of Salt Lake City. counties would be re Several The House, in a surprise move, into different senatorial old dead grouped had broken the ar i (Continued on Page Four) lock, oh reapportionment late Fri By KEITH WALLENTINE SALT LAKE CITY, (UP) 0 --- , h. i ; I : Goes to Governor J L WASHINGTON (UP ) The Democratic Senate leadership was Utah Valley, indeed, is a gooc place :o live! Consider understood to be still Saturday these assets: searching fori a formula that would unite nearly all Democratic A limited number of extra copies of this If 'Growth Edition senators- behind an income tax of Hie Herald Is still available. The II ferald office, 59 S. 1st W cut. None has yet been found. wiU.be open this forenoon, as long as th extra copies last, to The objective is to avert the take orders. The edition sells for 10 ents apiece, pins 5 cents party split now threatened over extra for miflinr. 'H the bill carrying next effective 1. The ems, Jan. 1. It is Blessed with all the resources necessary to sus- a income tax reductain life and j make for security jfertilej soil, water and tion for all taxpayers and depend-"power in fair 'abundance! raw materials ol industry, valu- prpvision was sponsored by the House Democratic leadership over able minerals!, vast timbferlands and range country. Eisen 2. It is located in a scenic region sometimes called the protests of President; ."-ihower. the? "Alps of America," some of the more prominent feaof now, the Democrats stand streams and to Aslose tures being! majestic mountains, clear-wat- er 10 to a dozen of their 49 lakes, beautiful canyons, and green valleys. $ senate , votes on the proposal as - 3. The four-seaso- n climate is j healthful! and' en- - it Jpassed the House, or any ' I .' rl so far. suggested, Vigorating. 4. Located, as it is in the heart of Utah, the valley.is j Need- Show of Unity With senate Republicans almost iraversea Dy jeaamg nignways' anairauroaas " II facilities. unanimously supporting the ad adequate airport ministratibni any such Democratt 5 Combination! of good soil, ample water and ic: would insure defeat citizens have made this valley one of the leading tor defection tne But win or provision. iwhich oc agricultural centers m America. Utah County, L the Democratic Io$e, leadership It. cupies most! of the valley, standa first m the state m would like to make a greater farm production and ranks among the 50 top counties show of unity than is now indi: ld - house-approv- 1 it ed 24-ye- day and sent the measure to the Senate. Gov. J. Bracken Lee is believed to, favor the new plan, although his official' attitude will not be known until he signs or vetoes the meas ure. ; 1 520-a-ye- ar 1 v , i h-o'.- ( - ' r : 1 :. ' Senate V j Seriate Votes Gias Refund For Farmers - The compromise proposal pro vides for a Senate of 25 members, with rural areas hojding a slight advantage, and a House of Repre sentatives of 64 members, with slight urban domination. The pres ent Senate has 23 seats and the SALT LAKE CITY (UP) The Utah Senate Saturday climaxed week-lon- g discussion of motor ! j taxes fuel passing a bill to by y.- t 1 allow farmers a 90 per cent re fund on gasoline or diesel fuel t A II t used for purposes. House 60. the bill placed same At the time who a nve-ceSen. Sol Selvin tax gauon per had opposed the plan previously be on diesel fuel used for state construe- - . cause it did not grant Tooele coun tion equipment and other similar ty a senator of its own, said he purposes which previ still felt Tooele had been disregarde. fuel obtained ously : in the country in production of several crops, cated,,:., ed but voted for the. compromise Sen. Grant Thorn ( because "it would be good for the ville), a sponsor of the bill, said 6. Industrial payrolls ' insure prosperity and security The Senate Finance Committee 9 to , state." v to 6i to the people of Utah fValley. With a good; labor supply has already voted. money obtained from sources on C. theBur President Senate income recommend Taylor which . were- killed. The House killing and located at the junction of the railroads froni the tax ton commended Lake of Salt which the house would more than make up tht City reduction, Carbon County coal mines and Iron County iron mines, attached to an administration bill the upper house for what he term loss in state . income from the the valley, is the"hbme of a growing steel; industry whose to .extend corporate and excise ed a "spiriTorsTatesmanship "over; farmer's' of refund. annual payroll now exceeds $30,000,000. v ax rates scheduled for automatic party advantage" which had pre The action highlignted a lengthy j 7. UtahlValley is a center of trade and commerce, reductions April 1. ' " vailed. x: Saturday session during which the vote to senate should Both the If Parties Approve Senate acted on 24 bills, three, of and with hundreds of strong stores,?banks other business tax Alonzo Mil the income it were kelled. The House Sen. F. which Hopkin provision, institutions forming the backbone of a strong economy. President and Mrs; Richard M Nixon are greeted by their daughters, ruff ) , influential leader in the . re of Representatives, meanwhile, Vice REUNION HAPPY to would be stQl get, necessary i 8. The valley is a hub of culture . and education, and the House and Senate in agree-- l Patricia, 8, left, and Julia,'. 7, upon their re'turn to Washington, D, C. Saturday :from a apportionment campaign, said both moved through 14 bills inhe first inhome of Brigham Young University; a good will mission to Central America anii the Caribbean. Nixon said he was tremendously im- Republican and Democratic state weekend session of the 31st legismention the bill by April 1. stitution which attracts students, from all over the Growing nervousness was evi pressed with opportunities for economic ir progress in the .nations he visited. (UP. Telephoto. ) officials had approved the revised lature'. Both houses were anxious .' 'A ') of Senate dent of districting counties for to get as far as possible through supporters method among country.' over the threat their calendars because of a rule d, the administration 9. The people ofUtah Valley, are energetic, legislative representation. which provides each shall work of delay which could push the the the If governor, signed by and; friendly. They placefihigh Jralueson peace, bin up 1 dead- 60 days on bills from the opposite house the, law would become April measure against . security, education; religion and other fine things of life. lice. ; would be com during the remainder of the ses: later. j 10. Utah Jis to a has There room Valley grow Prolonged Senate debate, a future.), this year and voters at the sion wnich.ends Thursday. How- -, pleted of! new industries to broaden deadlock between the House and and expand, and prospects 1956 x election would ballot on' the ever, by suspending the rules ii-; of veto a y thebase-o- f Senate of its economy.; presidential basis of the changed membership would be possible for either house still to consider a bill overlooked' in included the it bill because the selection. Utah Valley has grown steadily ever since it was in the rush. UP come tax cut would GREEN said.; RIVER, Wyo. Binning worker," ring jeopardize Vice A revised conference committee WASHINGTON (UP) back in 1849 by a company oil Mormon Pioneers sent the excise taxes. tax measures, estimated Four Authorities t discovered Saturday knew nothing bad about him. r was Richard M. Nixon re report- on reapportionment-President here by Pres. Brigham Young. rev- - ' that the fugitive who killed two Binning said he aid not Know turned Saturday from a Centra brought in late Friday afternoon worth $4,500,000 in additional bien-niu".to The pioneers saw! the valley as a choice place m the state during the men in a mad flight through whether Gray had used Henry American tour and urged a mu and adopted. Thebili then was re-- J enue were aua name. which to live and establish homes and communities. To as before He said middle and Utah given final approval to Wyoming Friday 26, al tual 'help one; help all good passed by a vote of 32 headed for the govand to not him. was Indicated the thorities slain Saturday he was himself Uliah they fulfilled: have! not is lines been: dreams ? 1 economic program to most , straight down party Valey day1 their L or veto. The ernor's si. .. .s neighborw to sure l Melvin him were that 5i signature Gray supposed they Reael E. . Christensen and Senate receded from ix is a vaney protect security. Reps. hemispheric ' oniy a iana oi ime nomes ana conimuniues ."v its amend, an alias. .."'! be. p Lionel L. Peterson, both Republi ment to a J a summer ";' with a future. and 1JI'.' r I'M Tanned after to bill A fingerprint check showed that r Until Binning had seen the impose sales tax cans from "Sanpete, were the only on 7,500-mil-e . Iff Re of tour flying There are indication's all around that growth and ex the tall, slim man killed by a body, authorities feared that the cigarets and oleomargarGOP members to vote against the ine.beer, Vice said the President publics; The amendment would hava railroad agent's shotgun volley real Gray might also have! been the United States must pansion will continue; Consolidated Western Steel Divi measure. Sanpete county would explore killed and his identity, and pos exemption for draught in a Green River home last night sion, a subsidiary of U. S. Steel Corpiis completing1 a lose a respesentative under the bill. provided to reduce barriers trade ways which beer, multi-millio- n was not the Melvin Henry Gray sessions taken; over. already has a stiff dollar steel pipe! fabricating plant adjacent CHICAGO (UP) both indicatedtheywould excise However, the with he Tornado who had served a friendly neighbors tax; year for check The Gray had not have voted in favor of the measure The other tax bills would w i wie iLiigiiiy ueucva vrorA.s. ;.xxie ivviurawia-uenev- a threats, ended In Dixie late Sat forgery in the Wyoming peni contacted 'Wyoming authorities to visited; ' - , tight-if it had been absolutely necessary en Division of U. S. Steel has announced plans for a multi-- urday but flood threats arose tentiary. additional need invest income tax laws up present .. "They help clear up the mystery. passage. without million dollar ammonia- plant. Many j new! busiriess estab along the Ohio River arid a late But he used the name of Melvin Sweetwater county sheriff ments both from inside and from to insureEvan the changing rates, and J. Woodbury, Wash raise Rep. cold wave moved into the "upper Wc are franchise tax , Nimmo said it was learned outside, ftixon said. corporation Kshments are going up. A vast school building program Midwest. George Gray, coincidentally, perhaps . from three to four per cent - If on the often asked why the United is in full 'swing. .Hundreds of new homes- - are under con- The U.S. Weather Bureau at for more than a year while work- the, youth held should in States be the interested approved by the governor, the for Pinedale, Wyo., rancher roadblock eluded ride Friday, struction or on the drawing boards. Brigham Young Memphis said! that the possibility ing of economic income and franchise tax bills those i Bob Durrani of Dean Binning.. has dis , dollar building ofi tornadoes for Western Tennes Binning) came here Saturday closed thd killer Evanstori, would countries. to 1955 income. University. is continuing its multj-millio- n town apply 'stopped at a . Arkansas and and viewed the killer's body. He in Utah during the day, bought new "The answer is simple. If r The see, ,. refund bill was , .program.-Bascom j; . ended said it was the Northwestern Tex.' Im their the conditions end UP) economic a result of Mississippi AUSTIN, a of wiilr clothes The wield j this greatest and threw his old clothing, young body it: project which! perhaps o dispute. Earlier in the week two 4:30 a 1CST. will economic conditions Land Commissioner p.m., 54, prove man Giles, about who fori worked had the belt, 'away. 23, influence of any in the history5 of Utah iVaSey is the Twisters except along the Kentucky- for him under the name of Gray, The clothes were discarded along be better In the United States. Texas for 16 .years and former bills were killed which would billion-dollColorado Upper piver'vject'wh-itsparTennessee - border Friday night and registered a car under that the highway. What! helps one helps all. Dis chairman of the scandalized have given farmers an Central Utah Thi ;: ucipating Project. huge reclamation injured several persons and namel ,' i Nimmo K said the discarded tress in those areas whould be agency, that administers a $100,- - Way refund while still entirely harmful to us. and power program: is now before Congresst for 'authoriza- caused extensife 000,000 veterans land , program exempting diesel fuel vused for property damHeiwas a trustworthy and will- Continued on Page Two) ' .. "These co u n . r i e s are our was arrested - Saturday on a off - highway purposes. Salient tion of initial unitsJ It will requird 20 to SO Wars to build. age, 0 friends. of features Nixon Mrs. to and both insaw I Bureau Weather The Louis of bills steal were at plotting charge and will provide water for irrigation of thousands of new ' ' ' at first hand, in our talks that Ohio River in the the new said state. . the bilL from ville, corporated Ky., acres, of land and furnish electricity thrbdgh?a series of crest forecast for early next week A with chiefs of state and on the He was at least the 11th perbill was introduced ' and " i - power plants, that will stimulate industnargrowth. faces of thousands of people. We son indicted in the burgeoning passed ih the Senate to provide ' his been revised upward and is I . must not take good friends for land scandaL mat yu per cent of any surplus Everything considered, the future of Utah Valley expected to hit 36 or 37 feet, in looks1 bright. All signposts point to continued progress stead of the 34 feet previously granted. We have not and will Giles resigned as commission which may be collected in a coun- not." er of the' general land office on ty through the levy for the state-and growth, with a sound economjr! that will give security predicted for Monday. Nixon and his wife.. ' near pretty Jan. xamines Pat, 1, the day he was to have supported school program in ex-adoui living io pne people wno '. the flood wall at New a warm received when reception started his ninth consecutive cess of tne program shall b Albany, transferred to the state treasurer. (Continued on Page Four) . Ind. were told to evacuate by term.r '; ir Sunday. :4 Friday's roaring funnels left 'Hot-Ro-d' at! least fivei persons injured Two ' s were in hurt others violent Indi Here is a brief index to todays Progress Pa- - -ana thunderstorms. radeM Growth Edition of The tyaily Herald: Earlier, forecasters Jiad warned world-wid- e, Main News Section Pages of new twisters in the i state and Central Utah news, pictures' and" features; samepossible area that was hit general and died in his own blood. GREEN RIVER, Wyo.. (UP) Mariila, Utah, and into the Uinta to ': -HM section. -The threat The sports night, dissipated Friday cornered in the Gus hot-roMountains." killer, d p and The young president of a - Section A Features, society, church . the until Bureau Weather issued its home Kalivas in Green River, had school, club told today how he spent 12 "We got stuck there and decided " conducive conditions that f V comic threatened warning ' the editorial lives of the news, page, page, hours with a crazed killer before a to turn around and come back," ' tof on f tornadoes had the arises twin girls and ; Kalivas Section B Industrial 'Section featuring Utah railroad agent shot downline gun- Durrant said, "after, we got back " several Mississippi. other of the f am-il- y members to GreenRiver, I let him out just !": man..Valley and Central Utah as a growing center of in- ! Families Evacuated , x the battle. gun during T I Bob Durrant, 17, said the gun across the Jtracks from the depot". dustry, mining and agriculture.1 Bain and melting mountain snows kill or "Get back the I'll kids," Section CConmunities land Clubs. Articles, sent the Ohio 'River to near flood man,, who is unidentified, kid- The unidentified slayer killed a he shouted at the surreundinj naped him at Evanston Wyo., Kemmerer, Wyo auto dealer, a law officers. When he moved away pictures and advertisements onj communities in Utah stage at Pittsburgh, Pa., and 'after ' killing one man Green River deputy ; sheriff and from the children for a second, an : Friday County and on local civic, service, fraternal and Wheeling, W. Va. : wounding another He was wounded the Kemmerer marshal. officer shot him in and ' women's' 1 Tributaries 'such as the White j j the leg. Ai organizations. . -; kill to destined yet another man He also threatened to kill a Green he backed Wabash were in and rivers Indiana Section away; from the twins i Scenic and Recreation j before being slain in Green River River family, . out of their banks. Sherman poked out the bedroom ; rising section, featuring (the proposed Upper Colorado River Union Pacific Special Agent Gay--1 window and blasted him - with his g Friday night Families in areas at and Central Utah Projects,! scenic and recreational Wabash, Ind., fled their homes a gun right in my lord Sherman fired the death--! f "He waved and shotgun.assets of Utah Valleys education and other features. at Vevay, Ind.!, the Ohio forced face (and asked me where our dealing shotgun blast at point-- He .i fatally wounded Deputy money was," Durrant said; "I took blank" range- - through a window of Sheriff Red Phillips during the FamDy Weekly Magazine Syndicated Sunday several families; to move to the him over to the cash register and the . house where he had , taken battle. Phillips caught a slug in the stories: of their houses. v supplement of interest to all members of the family. second The floods ;were fed by .heavy BULLET niT BIGHT HISaEi-HJrpulled the handle and let him refuge' from a posse of 20 armed chest and died a few hours later Comic Section-Eig- ht George Kalhras of Green just pages of Sundajr colored rains " . which totaled 2.15 inches in River, Wyo. shows her bromer-n-4aGu-after an emergency operation at Kalivas, bullet holes at it. He scooped up all the bills. men. Threatens Twin Girls comics. li v 4 Vj , the last 24 hours at Charleston, In doorway of the Green Riveri home where Mrs. Kalivas and i Durrant said the killer - kidRock Springs, Wyo. v. The Daily Herald wishes to thank all advertisers WJ, Va., and 1J04 inch at Lexington, her twin to come forced damn him and drive "Tm him no There was kidnap-killwere an held it, dead, get unidentified fcr : naped explanatica daughters hostage by and ethers who helped to make this edition pccsibls. Ky. i . crumbledJ the murderer's rampas. to shouted as and he he Green River then, before . he was killed.. me," through :j J modi-ficatio- . hj s!- : j -- -- 24- - Year Betid Ioc Broken As Measure ; I PRICE TEN CENTS 1955 m ' ! : state. oi m d 6 A Party Split w , MARCH H ltdo-- i frr? 1 PROVO, UTAH COUNTY, UTAH,- - SUNDAY VOE 32, NO. 40 ? CDiTtCri ! - : :. i ',- l . off-highw- ay (D-Tooel- e), nt ! off-highw- ay tax-fre- 1 : I . (D-Wo-od 1 7500-mi- le fast-growi- ng . -- '''-1- ' - 1 . ' i . ' . i . ; ; Nixon Comes Back from Exten ded Tour identity of Slain Killer Is Mvsterv civic-minde- i . . Re-districti- ng . . ' , - I Threats Of t : 'It - If ex-conv- ict Ohio River Flood Grow : m, j ; i ' I ex-conv- ict ; . I . ; : i ; Texan Indicted In Land Scandal ; - kr f East-Centr- progress j al . off-highw- ay long-brewi- ng - ! ar " ; off-hig.- ".- 1 . . " " j $83,-50- ; . ' . . uve-nere- . i i ; , , " ; Index to 7Grovth Edition7 r. : j . 7 j j 1-1- 6, l Fan Describes Hours Youthful Of Terror in Hands of Crazed Murderer , I . . j - j, 1 ! I : 8: ! I v ! I ) - - , ; ! . . low-lyin- 12-gau- ge - " -- ' , s. ' ;v , w, !. s - er ft ( ! V, |