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Show ' i it; I By BERNARD BRENNER serving in United Staff , Correspondent FOA post in-- Viet Nam. WASHINGTON (UP) The committee reviewing Agri Agriculture Departmen officials investi- culture Department security meth gating the department's security ods is expected to report to Benson program have decided against within a week. Its members are. recommending that Chief Security understood to feel some trouble has Officer J. Glen Cassity be trans- been; caused because Cassity has ferred to another job, 4 informed gone over the heads of superior of ficials at times. , sources said today. A committee made up of five "No big organization can work top officials will recommend,. In right unless yon stay within regan informant said. stead, that Cassity be ordered to ular channels," of , command" "chain Casslty's stay inside the chain of com bosses In turn, Personnel Chief are, mana in his work, the sources Schaf er, Administrative v. McHenry v .reported. Assistant Ralph S. Rob Secretary " Some officials had favored easUndersecretary. True D former erts, ing Cassity, a Morse and Benson. military intelligence. State Departcommittee Is also expected ment and Foreign Operations Ad- - toThe that more border , recommend ministration officer, out c--f his post line security cases be given person because of his handling of the con al interviews with assistant ; secre'troversial Wolf Ladejinsky security taries, a source said. Employes case last December; their troubles infor could The Senate Civil Service Commit- mally explain in such meetings, and top tee staff is currently studying the officials would be better equipped case to determine if public hearings to-- decide " the cases,- - it was ' said are desirable. . On Cassity' recommendation, "Agriculture Secretary Ezra T. Ben-- 1 son . refused Ladejinsky security clearance to serve, as agricultural attache in Tokyo. Ladejinsky, who the .had previously been cleared by State Department, was then inves-tisate- d and cleared by the Foreign Operations Administration. "He is! - J . . i ; .' Olathe. Kan.. (UP) 17 SUNDAY, MAY 1, 1955 SUNDAY HERALD Six Baseball Security Off icer Transfer Meets Committee Odd osition Fans Killed a "sensitive" In currently Car Wreck Pren Canker Fined County Jay cees For Evading Suggest Aid For Income Taxes A car SALT LAKE CITY (UP) Salt Cerebral Palsy homebound Lake City banker Seymour L. Pfc. Boyd H. M. Hore Trains in Germany bearing a party of Bilbaseball fans crashed headon into was fined for OREM Cerebral 'palsy aid was $20,000 a second car early Saturday, kill- lings today income tax federal $33,500 projevading suggested as a county-wid- e ing six persons. . 1947 and 1948. in Utah the ect A County Jaycee by, Two of the dead were women. Si District Judge Sherman orgat izatlon this week at the A third woman, the only survivor U. Cbristenson also sentenced Billings Orem city hall of the wreck, was injured. to 18 months in federal prison but A film and an explanation of Highway patrolmen said two suspended the jail term on condi- the problems facing parents of men and three 'women from Em tion the fine is paid in one week. children, who have this affliction poria, Kan., were returning home Billings was placed on probation was given by Dr. Merlin Mea from the Athletics-Yankee- s game for two years. cham of the BYU speech depart in Kansas City. j ment who is working with this Two men, one a soldier, in the is about 100 miles problem. The representatives of northbound car were from Kansas poria. Emporia the local clubs throughout the southwest of Kansas City. City. ., r Mrs. Violet Rice, 33, believed to county felt that each of the clubs The Johnson County sheriff's of- be the wife of Floyd Rice, was re could participate in the project fice listed the victims as: ported in fair condition at St to whatever extent possible. The meeting was conducted fcy 28 Donald Eugene Jreuberger, Mary's Hospital In Kansas City. 23 A Edward Thomas and witness told Kansas highway Wayne Gammon in the absence of Conners, the serviceman, of Kansas City patrolmen that Conners. car swung the county president, Hewitt Mo.; Lloyd Mc Ilvain, Matalie May wide into the inside lane, throwing Strong Jr. of the Orem club Mc Ilvain, 27, Floyd Rice, 36,xand it into the path of the southbound Representatives from the clubs were Jack Lee and Emll Cances Edith Ann Fowler, 36, all of Em car. . j Central Utah Men in Armed Forces i i j . . ASCHAFFENBURG, Germany Pfc. Boyd N. M. Hore. 25. whoso wife, Arlene, lives in Stockton, Utah,, recently participated in a field training exercise in. Ger many with the First Infantry Division's 26th Reriment. Pfc. Hore, a truck driver with the regiment's Headquarters tympany, entered the Army in January, 1954, and received basic training at Fort Leonard Wood. Mo. Son of Eric Hore. Santa- ' quin, he attended ,Tintic Hfgh School at Eureka. . ' . of Pleasant Grove; Jay Larson, American Fork; Clare Vance and Dave Erickson, Proyo; Harvey Curtis and Gene Vest Payson and Lowell Prestwic and Vernon of Orem. Guests) were Partridge Robert Poe candidate for; state Jaycee president and Don Fowles, national convention chairman, of Salt Lake. Leland Street Serves With Marine Regiment For the next six months, the Fourth Marines will participate with Marine Air Group IS in ordinated co- maneuvers air-grou- nd KANEOHE BAY, T. H Pfc. on' the islands of Hawaii, Maui, '.'...Leland E. Street, son of Mr. and and Kauai. Mrs. William T. Street of Lehi, Utah, is serving with the Fourth Heber. Soldier Ends Regiment at the Marine Corps Air Station here. Exercises .The regiment, ground element Training of the First Provisional Marine 4TH DIV., GERMANY Pic. Task Force, arrived Charles W. Davidson, 18, son of here in February from Japan. Mr. and Mrs, Andrew" Allison, 553 E. 3rd N., Heber City, Utah, RECORD T FLIGHT has completed a. series of spring training exercises held by the LONG BEACH, Calif., (UP) Fourth Infantry Division tn, Ger-Douglas Aircraft Co. said today a i . . twin-je- t ' RB66 Air Force bomber many. The division's sprihi "Ivy" has streaked from Edwards Air maneuvers are part of the ilorth. Force Base, Calif., to England Atlantic Treaty Organization's, AFB, Fla., In three hours' and 15 preparedness for the defense of minutes. ." Western Europe. The flight was made Davidson, an assistant recoil-lerifle gunner, entered the Tuesday, with Capt. , John Porter, in January, 1954, and arArmy n AFB. O., as rived overseas of last" December ) from Fort Campbell, Ky. pilot; the firm said. Air-Groun- d 5 1800-mi- ss le . Wright-Patterso- . Foes of U. Conclude Conventio SAN FRANCISCO (UP2 The Congress of Freedom, a coalition of right-wirr- g groups, jhave con week-long convention for cluded a the- - purpose of "appraising" the United, Nations. .The final report was expected to be highly criticaJ of the world body. Flow Friday, v Mrs. Florence author-lecturer, er Lyons, Denver- - born warned the : group ' that "UNESCO Is designed to accomplish the Ideliyery of the -- United States !of America into the icy, heartless arms of Communism." Mrs. Lvons. who has testified in Washington, D. C. on! pur ported Communist infi tratlon 'into American education, urged that "every pressurejbe brought on She Senate Internal Securities Subcom1 , . !fcft 1 this show to that . (UNESCO) is a threat to Ame- mittee ' rica."!. , Cocktail. 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