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Show i 4 SUNDAY, ! MARCH 27, 1955 ' VUh County, Utah i , .; r c.-- , - SUNDAY HERALD T 9-- A i at GRANITE HoGhi MinhTo f Raided Cancer Clinic to Be Attend His First Senator bio umrerence Open As Usual, ;Vpvs. Mi Penn PORTAGE," Pa. (UP) State Sen. John J. Halsylvania -usxa has vowed -- that a cancer clinic he operates jointly with a Texas naturopath will be "open as usual" Monday despite a raid by T federal officers. and red black 500,000 More than pills which the government charged were misbranded were seized - , Sea Water conversion Possibility (UP) - There's that many of us will possibility WASHINGTON i live to see the day when water is ocean to make- - the piped from the arid, western- desert land bloom into rick productive areas, J;: The government already is converting sea water into fresh water. is too high although it But the cost " reduced has been substantially in the last three years. Interior Secretary Douglas McKay said in a special annual report on sea water conversion that the government's program will be continued persistently "until in time lowcost water in large quantities is available to the general public." McKay's report on 1954 activities itld the "first goal" that of con verting sea water to fresh water for municipal and industrial use, and brackish water for irrigation "seems to be- - in sight although much work will be necessary eitherJ 'can be brought !to '. be-fo- re realization' The second goal converting sea water, for Irrigation use "is more difficult but the researches - con tinually produce new Ideas and one of these may well point" a way .to Rg attainment 7" " mber Somem i of Congress urged In teriorr Department representatives to broaden their re- search program to speed realiza tion of the project. Rep. Ben F Jensen said thex $400,000 the Interior Department requested to continue the work was "peanuts compared to the importance of the (R-I- project.- a) 44 - $5000 Needed To Put Inmates on by federal officers in a raid on the DJAKARTA; Indonesia (UP), clinic Friday. Ho Chi Minh, Moscow-traine- d pres v i, iu an wan w um ikkuui&u, ident of Communist Northern Viet arbed with an - order signed by Nam, will make his international Federal Judge Wallace Gourley, debut at next month's Afro - Asian also' confiscated' leaflets publicizing Conference, it was reported Saturthe tablets as "effective" treat- day. : ment for internal cancer. The conference is The jclinic was opened three scheduled to open in Bandoeng weeks kgo by Haluska and Harry April 18. .NaturoTex., M.rHoisey,; Dallas, ' News of Ho's plans to attend the '. path 1 conference first leaked ! 'We'll be open Monday morning a in speech by Indonesian as usual," Haluska said. "We have night Information Minister F. L. Tobing. patients coming from five states. told of his politic members Tobing We're operating under the laws of the al conference party would, be rennsyivania ana vr. ixewxon Al attended by 14 prime ministers and len, (formerly of Pittsburgh, is our one Ho. president. medical director. He is a properly licensed medical doctor and also is A spokesman for the joint sec retariat of the conference announc a doctor of osteopathy." U. S.j Atty. John W. Mcllvaine in ed that official notification of the Pittsburgh filed a petition for the makeup of the Northern Viet Nam raid after agents of the food and aeiegation nas not yet been re drug administration conducted an ceived. However, reliable Indones exhaustive investigation of the ian sources said Indonesia already 1 has been notified informally that clinic. said Haluska he had written Ho will lead --the delegation from newest Communist President Elsenhower requesting the world's an FBI investigation of the U.S. state; .i x " Food and Drug Administration. In Ho "and Premier Chou En-Lof of and the agency Red China would constitute a for deputies spector! had joined marshals in the raid midable team of spokesmen for the Under, Judge Gourley's order, the Communist viewpoint at the con raiders confiscated 10 cartons j ference, 3 - 29-nati- on IT M ; v. i f out-Frida- y l m aw-.- mm ' 7 ? j I' I ?! i Acx. y :Aa 4 ai v each, containing 26,332 black pill and four drums, each containing 62,900 fed pills The government said that Hoxsey regarded the pills as an "essential" part of his purported "cure." The; American Medical Assn. has branded Hoxsey 's remedy a fake, pronouncing; it nothing better than a cough syrup method of treating cahcer. ; j i spokesman denied reports that In donesia had invited U. S. Congress man Aaam Clayton .roweii td attend the conference. The ministry would have no ob jection if Powell comes but "he would be strictly on his own and j 10 ndvaii HONOLULU (UP) -- u-N- Y) At least f Bookcase Headboard $10 Down $10 Month t Stunning new Shantone Mahogany with triple dresser and It's yours for the price of a double dresser suite. The warm brown finish is carefully hand - glazed by skilled Mainline craftsmen. Drawer pulls are Oriental Pewterset off with a copper overcast. The genuine plate glass mirror Is. beautifully beveled and equipped with tilting devices to give you viewing. Complete dustproofing to protect your lovely personal in things center; guided drawers that fairly glide at just the toucj of your hand. Set includes Triple Dresser with large plate glass mirror. Bookcase Headboard Bed, and a matching Night Stand. Come in and see you can own it so easily Also available in Twin Beds. Chest, 59.95. entered the apparent lowest bid on the largest single highway con tract ever to be awarded in full-visi- The firm bid $1,188,284.30 to construct a 5.6 .mile section of U.S. highway 2 between Nyack and West Glacier, Mont., on the southern boundary of Qlacier National ParK The bid was the lowest of 10 opened at the U.S. Bureau of Public Roads Montana district office. Results of the bid opening were to be forwarded to Washington, D. C, where final approval is expected in about" 10 days. The proposed construction would eliminate what Montana highway Engineer Scott- Hart called the "last bottleneck" of U.S. 2 in the ; on . aav K il, i mi ' y--,- The yputh was dressed in levis, a gingham shirt and tennis shoes Forest Service and state welfare 'wai equipped with a bow, a and officials said today that 15,000 dozen arrows and a handmade would be needed-t- o send about 40 He also had a large green hatchet.) of inmates-the Utah Industrial to School at Ogden work in Utah tarpaulin, two handbags, a couple of pairs'; o ishoes, a notebook. forests this summer. ,; some clothes and two Bibles: Following a meeting here yester Pritchard told officials he : left day, industrial school superinten- home aiid caught the freighter at rugged Glacier park area. dent Claud H. Pratt said "we need The project calls for complete to get the boys out into the hills San Pedro, Calif., because of fam-- reconstruction of the road and two 9 a.m ui; uiu aui on some worthwhile projects." uj liuuuici, to! return home because he overpasses of the Great Northern want: 200 and 300 feet long and Capt. Golden L. Haight, chief of 600 words to my Bjailroad the Salt Lake City Police Depart- had spoken in"only the channel of a section changing the last ten years." ment's Youth Bureau, suggested stepfather of the Flathead river's middle fork. Half of the dream was paying each boy $1 a day "as an fulfilled when youth's sympathetic federal incentive." This would amount Frank J, Judge McLaughlin said $5,000 for five months. that his aides would find quarters for) the boy and see "that they're Know! serving ijpineapple." . m i However, there -- was no guaran .of a The life." tee; "happy youth may be sent to- - a federancorrec tiohal school while probation of WASHINGTON ; (UP) Secretary Mix-U- p ficials check his story and attempt of State John Foster! Dulles does to locate his parents. not who leaked first the know; SALT LAKE CITY (UP) of the Yalta Papers to the copies legislative' technicality appears New York Times, the State De have put a "monkey wrench" into announced. The Times partment Utah's 1955 children enumeration documents about 24 the received, The mixup apparently will force hours before they were handed out state school districts to make a to most other newsmen. double count of their school a The department at the saifie I "I -- J, children. time showed the first signs of strikIt stems from. 1955 legislation TAPEJ, Formosa (UPX The ing back at congressional, press which permitted the districts to China and other critics of the leak. The News said English language return to a fall census-cou- nt after Polish a tanker landed department has been bombarded a year's trial of a spring enumer Saturday 8000 tonf of jet fuel in Red China with demands to know who decidation. the copies to the Times ed to vhile the world was Under the old "law, however, the Fridayabout the Finnish worry- first. give tanker districts must complete their 1955 ing Arbua.l Friday, a reporter asked State enumeration by May 1 while th New quoted '"intelli Department press officer Henry China The new measure requires the districts Seydam whether Dulles himself to make another count come falL genCe sources" but a government knew who had handed out the first spokesman said the report was not confirmed byJ any of the Na- copy- - of the once-secrpapers tionalist farmed services. ahead of the general release time. Pirates Try To Seize The China News said theolish "I have the answer it is no, U.S.' Navy tanker flipped by Singapore and Mr. Dulles does not," ' Suydam said the Indochina coast and in later. HONG KONG (UP) The U.S. along side a Nationalist Chinese block- - Suydam would not say whether consulate general has. confirmed adei to Whampoa harbor near Can other persons in the State Departthat Chinese pirates tried to seize ton J ment had leaked the Yalta Papers. a U.S. Navy transport off Hong Kong last Saturday night but were SALT LAKE CITY (UP- )- U.S hi With Massive Mont. (UP) Tony and Co., Boise, Idaho, Marrazzo V oC'W!MgJWoe MISSOULA, I j PIECE ., would not tbe considered an "official observer," the spokesman said. - :f" ' Contract Ever half a . :dream has came true for Donald lAllea Pritchard, a 16ryear,- old Gardena, Calif., schoolboy, who stowed away in the hold of a freighted because he dreamed of "pineapples and a happy life." 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