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Show - ! i ; , - - - - i ' - . . . , J . ! ' i! - . ; ; j. ; , .. PARTLY CLOUDY ' r TELEPHONE 495 FOR Herald Advertising : Sports, Editorial, i...... . Circulation Society Phone: 432 it J : . - , I : I YEAR, NO. 13 til "i, PROVO, UTAH UTAH. 'WEDNESDAY, JUNE a 6, 1954 COUNTY, j l V Fishinr Tackle, lowest prices la town. Sears (Adv.). - 3 SIXTY-NINT- H " and moitly cloudi with probable rhirmn; low tonifht 52-- 5 and blzb 78; highest temperature re--' eertied la Proro area Monday 64; lowest Tuesday morninr 46. i ? !. ; PRICE FIVE CENTS tf1Arag14rtipft U.I . : ' l f . : ' 1 . W ! f . n n' - ' . ' 1 A) I inip 1 ! TTIhiiujirsdl ": sen said the i subcommittee would WASHINGTON (UP) Special be discussing it again. Subcommittee counsel Ray H. counsel Ray H. Jenkins said the Army - McCarthy hearings will Jenkins backed up Dirksen. Sen. obnot be concluded today. He said Henry M. Jackson other an with end will tomorrow, things among jected, saying they excellent chance that an after- that the letter is pertinent to noon session will not be ne- whether McCarthy began his investigation of the Army! before cessary. or .after G. j David Schine began Chair- unsuccessful attempts to get an WASHINGTON (UP) to- Army commission. man Karl E. Mundt (R-Sday overruled an attempt to throw Earlier, McCarthy said he did out of the Senate Investigating notj sign Schine's application for Subcommittee's record as irrele a i commission, but that he did 2 4 vant the page sign as a .witness to Schine's "FBI letter" introduced by Sen. loyalty oath.f ). Army counsel Joseph Nj Welch Joseph R. McCarthy Sen. Everett M. Dirksen (R-Illagreed with McCarthy's statement who made the suggestion about but pointed out that 'the loyalty the controversial letter,1 noted an oath accompanied the application exception to Mundt's ruling. Dirk-- for a commission." (D-Was- 1-- Points To Talks With Churchill By WILLIAM GALB RAITH United Press Staff Correspondent Rear Adm. ACADEMY HEAD Walter F. Boone, above, ), J.' .3- - :ju r 10 ' I Situation In Ike Declines Guatemala To TalkiAb'out Plans for '56 Disturbing It's Utah Planning Conference In re Parade Ushers In P. G. Celeb ration ! ' Passage Of Trade Bill Predicted ; WASHINGTON (UP) President Eisenhower told a news conference today that his forthcoming meet-in- g here with British Prime Minister Winston Churchill is designed to disprove a theory that great rifts exist between Great Britain and the United States. He said this theory is being exploited by unfriendly nations. The President said the here with Churchill and meeting Foreign Minister Anthony Eden, beginning June 25. was suggested by the British Prime Minister. He said Churchill thought such a meeting would do much to combat the theory that great rifts are occurring between the United States and Britain. Could Help Enemies Such a theory, the President said, could help only enemies, and consequently he promptly invited Churchill to come to Washington for a weekend. To illustrate the need for the meeting, he said that existance Of a bridge across tho Pntnmar. River over which thousands of rer-sons travel daily is not news, but if the bridge falls it is instantly - , anti-Communis- ts, j , :- V . j 1 . " i Solon Hopeful On McCarthy Ouster Move I -- I ! ! . ; , j ! ; Army-McCarth- - i -- y. Immediate Indochina Peace Urged i' j con-!victi- on Idaho! Man ; m Electrocuted Ike Denies He Favors j Full Parity Toddy's Baseball j i !j (R-Ind- ), rd General Dean to Review Troops at Camp Williams i . 1 36-da- j ):. I 1 ; I Ogden Horsemen Ride Into Colorddo Springs - ; or-leather ' I t, - C-4- 605-mi- le - i ' , i will succeed Vice Adm. Turner Joy as superintendent of the U. S. Naval Academy on July 1. Boone - I ' ! V ' J .... I v.H 1 now is serving on the Joint Strategic Survey Committee of the Joint Chiefs of Staff in ? WASHINGTON (UP) Army D.C. Eisenhower Say! Washington, counsel N. Welch special Joseph brought out today that Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy signed G. r David n x Schine's application for an Army commission last year although Mc Carthy had sworn earner he knew nothing about it. Welch dramatically produced the floats (inset) in the parade ', was entered by Happy Workers STRAWBERRY DAYS PARADE Part of the crowd that and a photostatic copy of original Club. With the float are (left to right, front) : Douglas Wadley, watched the Strawberry Days parade held Wednesday morning s Schine unsuccessful application In Pleasant Grove is j shown above. The par'ade was one of .Wayne Pace, and Reed Bullock and back) Mary Lou Wells, last McCarthy's name was year.v" the features of, the opening day's events. One of the top Sally Pace and Judy Barton. to it. signed WASHINGTON (UP) President By LOUIS CASSELS "It happens to be inaccurate United Eisenhower today described the when Press Staff Correspondent you say you didn't know any Strawberry Day I. situation in Guatemala as very WASHINGTON (UP) President thing about it." Welch said, re disturbing. he has not said of Eisenhower his earlier minding today McCarthy is he said this country keeping he about whether started under oath. thinking Guatemalan developments under testimony 1956. in reelection run will for Identifies Signature news. most urgent study in cooperation his at the made He as he statement, thumb McCarthy grinned He said he is with other American nations. when bridge between trvinff to keen th. 1 Mr. Eisenhower said the develop ed through the pages of the photo weekly newsa conference Ohis country and recent speech by the British static copy and identified his sig- asked about" ments . of, recent days JaJ.. Guate- nature. strong. Presidential Assistant Sherman If the conference is successful-diplomati- c rfmala, including the suspension of When Welch Adams. Adams said 'Mr.: Eisenfirst the produced certain constitutional rights .and the it to lead UNITED PRESS hower might retire to his Penn swuuy to aexperts expect said JOAN "don't By application, GEYER McCarthy By . of arrest were of 10 naThe colorful parade is scheduled Senate MRS. EVA ORTON ; the By meeting tell me I notarized it." A city can plan for and guide Republican leader Wil- disturbing to Americans, sylvania farm at the end of his tions tabbed by the United States PLEASANT GROVE Even the for a repeat, performance at 6 liam F. Knowland t "No, you merely signed it," present term if the Republicans for a collective defense predicted toHe said a situation is developing the orderly development of weatherman favored one! of this o'clock tonight. horse-pullinOther events to pact to Welch tne a said.! The audience howled lose control of Congress this fall. keen Southeast Asia senate after will aay pass 'growth, but it cannot provide the ritv's traditional two-dag in con to seen Guatemala similar that Straw day include the from Mr. Eisenhower said Adams was under Communist domination.falling "couple days of debate" legisla by-th- e laughter. vital economic force wnich cre berry Days 1 celebration events test in , early afternoon, gams tion American people in more with to extend the his own opinion. He said The White House newsmen to trade weicn giving reciprocal explained ates growth. one other country. the annual miniature parade held and races at noon in the city j announced one for never the had discussed the matter he recess lunch how Mc year. was the consensus of at 10:30 a. m. this morning. Led park, flower show and a baseball program j (That he said the United during that British Consequently, MinisTuesday: Prime He said the chamber will begin States is in constant' touch with Carthy signed the application, as with anyone in the White House ter Winston Churchill speakers this morning on the I by Glendon.Liston, as Uncle Sam game this afternoon. and Foreign copsidering the House approved other American nations on the sub- a witness a reference, or in some excent nossiblv in a facetious vein Secretary i opening day of the Third Annual on a palomino horse, the; parade Eden will visit Anthony Rodeo measure not mind Tonight his he is He said other Monday. casting ;; Utah at capacity. exPresident Eisenhower the weekend Planning Conference proceeded through- - Main Street At 8:15 p. m. tonight the StrawThe- - Senate Finance Committee ject, seeking their ideas and "The signature is there," Welch forward to 1956. our own suggestions. of 25. It said Mr. Eisenhower tending Young University. Brighamtwo-daand. the secondary highway with be brought out this Covering a wide range of domes- hadJune yesterday to rush the meas y of State John Foster said. "It wiU conference is out- - rain, although the J'weather berry Days rodeo will get under- voted to The Secretary invited the two British offi' the Senate floor without Dulles, told' a news conference afternoon. . sure tic and international problems, ; , cials "some jointly sponsored by I Utah Mu- was threatening over much of the way. weeks ago." On Thursday, carnival events hearings. The administration orig- Tuesday that a reign of terror in McCarthy himself told newsmen: Mr. Eisenhower, also said: learnc-d- , was It League, Utah State Asso- county. , nicipal however, that will go on all day. Calf roping is inally asked for a more liberal, Guatemala is think I ! just witnessed his ciation of County Officials, BYU, Reds in Guatemala Churchill himself had taken the making it impossi- "I three-yea- r but 3 m. rodeo the at extension, scheduled for. accepted (Schine's) p. ble for the Central signature.". rethe University of Utah; and Utah initiative in setting up! the meet1. The situation in year after the trade pro- public to rid itself ofAmerican Hopes that the hearings could where a Communist-supporte- d Guatemala, grounds and a stock parade will only one , Communists State . Agricultural College. He obtained an' invitation goving be' ended today appeared to have ernment has be held at 6 p. m. Tomorrow gram ran into Republican opposi at present. about iln five weeks ago, shortly after constitu Utah, the basic industries suspended Welch tional I night's rodeo, last event of the tion in Congress. But Mexi- faded during! the morning. exiles in Guatemalan which underwrite the existence of a is very disturbing. rights, sharp developed between" two-da- v Veto is Possible celebration, will being at co City reported that President said during: the lunch recess, With apparent reference to Com the Unitedsplit communities are mining CUtah States and Britain on the same time, 8:15 p. m. Other congressional news: up munist conquests in other i lands. the critical Southeast Jacobo Arbenz and top Red lead- "I'm afraid-- ; I can't finish first in the nation in metal Asia probjanks : the color In J today's parade, ers are prepared to resign . and today." Postal Postmaster ' General in lem. Eisenhower Mr. said affairs Pay: mining) military establishments guard of the American Legion Arthur E. Summerfield plainly leave the country if their personal McCarthy still later told report Guatemala appear to be develo-in- g (again Utah outstrips the nation); Post No. 70 was followed by hinted at a news conference that safety is guaranteed. The exiles ers: "I find all I did was witness U.S. Favored Pact in a pattern which we have fast growing in manufacturing Band School to Grove Pleasant' his (Schine's) High i signature a section said of the President Eisenhower might veto looked at in great dismay in more The United States favored im recent years) and agriculture, reports that Sen. in blue uniform. (UPi cent postal pay bill Guatemalan army had presented loyalty oath. 1 1 will bring this up than one country. He said the mediate formation theseven per population WSHINGTON clining of a "united acof Ralph E. Flanders Dredicted todav Suzanne Loader, daughter was approved by the House Civil Ser Arbenz with an ultimatum to rid as the first order of business at United States is giving earnest tion"' jj engaged in it .( 10 nations which under ' pact Mrs. Mr. Forest Loader, and the Senate will vote within a month vice and Post Office Committee. his government of Communists or the afternoon session as a point and urgent study to the problem. would ; Need Good Environment to join said together He on a "significant" phase of his the central figure of the Queen's He said he would "be of personal privilege." 2. He will call Republican and the area from Communistsafeguard yery much get put appear to be correct. control. In the competition for basic in- move to strip Sen. Joseph rR. Mc Float in her white formal, sur surprised" if the bill becomes a left had statement Welch's law However, the Guatemalan EmDemocratic congressional leaders The British agreed to explore the f dishonest dustries or their equivalent, com- Carthy of - his, committee! chair rounded by attendants Julie Chor-nia- k in its present form. Hej predicted impres to the White House soon to hear idea but insistea "completely bassy here labelled 'the report sion." dressLou upon munities must . provide favorable manships, i r postponing ! Sheri and j Young, j from Undersecretary of State Wal, Congress will approve the admin- false and said "now more than any talks until after the Geneva environment, Ames K. Bagley, At Flanders request, the i Senate ed in green. istration proposal to reclassify ever before . the national army Schine, the unpaid chief con- ter Bedell Smith a detailed ac- conference was given 'a chance to in blue, Kathy Crystal, postal workers' jobs, Salt Lake City,'' executive secrewith stands firmly behind President Ar- sultant to McCarthy's Investigating count of the failure to achieve a sent his resolution to; the Gowned of coupled yesterday in Indochina. ' Reed Mrs. Assoand Mr. peace produce last Subcommittee, was drafted tary, Utah' Manufacturers Korean peace settlement at Genebenz." Senate Rules Committee by voice daughter"followed as Miss Pleas- - raises averaging five per cent. Churchill pronounced the Ge Labor:-T- he ' Crystal, ciation, told a state group of plan- vote. House Government iJ: Dulles expressed hope the Guate- Nov. 3. He isy the central figure va. Smith will return from Geneva neva conference '',''.;. deadlocked Tues with Lorraine CoDbiey commis and in ant.Grove, the hearings, next week. ning, county city Operations Committee reversed it- malan people will be able jto oust ' Vermont the However, Republi it clear that Britain 1 and Suzette McClure, attendants, sions officials,, self and voted, 24 to j), to give the Reds from their government.; now in their 35th, and possibly 3. He expects to talk about day making notice he will can launch served on making prognow has in updressed Without the impulse toward his! ouster move yellow. f (Continued on Page Two) if the rules The But he said "those things are dif- final, day. every outstanding international ress withgiven again Communists at the , School the towns High he Springville growth, degenerate, problem during next week's White conference table. What must be ficult. . . in the face of the Commugroup -- does not act by mid-Julin; blue uniform, was the Band, said, and sometimes 'become iHejsaid Prime with House British meeting nist type of terrorism" in Guatehe is sure he can get suf next attraction of the parade, United Winston Churchill and: decided now is how the ghost towns, f Minister (one-fift-h . mala. those ficient of naa support on Allied Belliston other Britain and followed States, were Kathy by welcomed this Eden. Delegates Anthony to arms Secretary U.S. Foreign efforts to ' a record foreign keep guarantee to handle South the tions will try pink and gold float sponsored by No Pressure on Dewey morning by Provo's (Mayor Aura present) out of Guatemala; started last vote on the issue. j Asian problem. Christensen's Store. Smith's Drug east, C. Hatch and. Harvey L. Taylor, f Gov. Thomas 4. He that believes month after the Swedish ship'Alf-hewould. not say whether float featured Cheryl Smith in executive assistant io the presi- - heFlanders E. Dewey of New York is still a - believed carried a cargo of Iron Curouster his resolution white. -1 dent of BYU. But A Utah ; (UP) strong Republican vote-gette-r. CLEARFIELD, U.S. tain munitions there. The will win Senate approval.; But he Old McDonald's farm, with rab to still the not Von will he presLa Gene Anyone clinging man. personal bring some Ida.j Clifton, vessels some' is will' be, shadowing "there sup- bits, . a cow, and chickens was Navy that Utah is ah agricul-tur- al predicted of trying to sneak more Vieheee.s25. was accidentally elec sure on Dewey to' seek reelection both and from (Republican with the suspected Pleasant next in port line, came in for a jolt while working if Dewey insists on retiring at the state, yesterday arms into the country. Premier-desif- r PARIS (UP) I . sides of the aisle." . i Grove Bank's rainbow and pot of 1'. Htrocuted Al end of his present term. with statistics quoted by ' Dr. Democratic) nouse on a movong project nere. He said getting senators on the gold traveling behind. The Ham- nate Pierre Mendes-Frnc- e worked of 5. Cutting offj all free world T. Blanch roof was the l The victim! George Logan, depart-atop for or agains his proposal ilton Grade School Band, uniform- today on a speech expected to urge ment of agricultural economics, iecord with Iron Curtain countries south trade moved house a along being as important as pass- ed fin blue, marched Joetween the immediate peace in Indochina. 91 when the accident oc might do more harm than good USAC, who described "The, Place is "perhaps' highway white satin and pink roses, which The Radical Socialist age of the resolution itself." of Agriculture jn Utah 1954." curred. Witnesses said Vieheeg because it would compel Redwill saw little before Observers the entered made float the go Jby National Assem the prospect up nttpmntpd tnf lift some live wires 'China and other Communist satelNational Utah, which a century ago, was the rules group will act by mid-Jul- y Third WASHINGTON (UP) President League to and the for ask bly Ward, pergola Thursday 1 approval 4 100 000 was killed in- (lite countries to depend entirely Eisenhower said heatedly todaj- - he 000 cent and house ... the over almost 0000 Cincinnati per engaged in on Flanders' proposal. It is theme of the Modrnette Club's of his efforts to form a govern 030 001 OOx 4 10 0 Sianuy. i , New York ga nussia. ' has never implied or insinuated agriculture, noyv has only 13 per headed by Sen.'WiJliam E. Jenner entry. ment. and cent of its population living in Hearn and Nuxhall that he favors government support Bailey; McCarof a close Mt. friend Political observers believed he Katt. Hugt Timpanogos highlight of rural - areas, and: one-thiof farm prices at 100 per cent of mema is will made himself , the ed traditional "G" 314 the miss votes McCarthy by necessary at these families' have employment thy. Louis post St. Philadelphia; !. parity. .,. ; ber. s .'.K-(Continued on Page Two) by between 5, and. 20. During the poned, wet grounds. off farms,' he said. He made the statement at his y crisis tliat preceded the for.! at FarmForce Small night. Pittsburgh, weekly news conference when a mation of a government by Pre Chicago at Milwaukee night. Brooklyn, Only 1 12 .4 per cent of Utah's reporter told him some Democrats Mendes-Franc- e mier Joseph Laniel, labor is engaged in farm work, are accusing him of welshing on to tried become premier 7.4 cent of the American a 1952 campaign pledge. and. only League per and failed by 13 votes. 30 Mr. Eisenhower said, with evistate's income (including food Philadelphia on with his 02 Along working speech . dent anger, that he promised in consumed pn farms) is produced Chicago premier-designat- e the saw j William n. French of Maj.-Geare F. units Williams 7 and 1952 only to seek "100 per cent of Trice Dean, f composed Astroth;, Fornieles, by farms. I. Foreign Office officials who were Martin (3) and Sawatski. Korean war hero and now deputy civilian soldiers from Provo and parity in the market place. He said-h- e Of Utah's 52.700,000 acres of ' 1 worried about the scheduled meet- Boston f landV only 2.8 per cent, (iriclud-- ; never suggested this should be commanding general of the Sixth other Utah County towns. of 0 President and Eisenhower Gen. the at Detroit In Dean' ing with party cent inspection headquarters Army accomplished with rigid 'governIng ,both jl.9 per irrigated British two Winston Prime Minister full colonels will and at be will and Nixon least Garver Presidio in White; ment California, inspect and 0.9 p?r cent dryfarms,)i supports. COLORADO town prointo at 10:55 Churchill. SPRINGS, (UP) " at accord and other House. Guard National officers, Eisenhower refused to indiUtah troops Mr. ri army duces crops, from riders last Ogden Express night, .after passing through The in to June the will at be Eiden. Lt. It on he would veto a farm , Cleveland, cate Washington Williams whether meeting Washington night. Camp ing Thursday. Even if potential; irrigation rode into town late last night more Denver about three hours earlier. 25 to will in New at first time mark the visit Utah York first one official like the LU Second Pete Baltimore, night. army recently approved Eiden, 5" bill, puduc projects jao through, only per than three hours before their fel The first rider in the as his Wil months ComFrance that has he since assumed at House officer the relations many position Camp Agriculture low on final of Kansas by the colorful Pony Express riders from (Continued Pagre Two) Cty coun Allied of schemissed commander the is the Dean deputy attending high liams, said Gen. mittee, extending rigid high price ly arrived in trailers atJ 2 a.m. of a century ago left Ogden at noon cils. UN OPENS DEBATE to arrive at the Provo Muni Sixth Army. duled supports on basic crops through The relay of riders and Mendes-Franc- e today. Monday. ON INDOCHINA SELL Who 9 Gen. was at o'clock 1955. The administration favors a j Dean, captured pledged Tuesday tonight Airport The Utah horsemen made the ponies had reached Rock River, cipal before a 'meeting of his Radical UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. (UP) aboard a 7 by the Communists and held as a switch to flexible and generally transport military from Ogden to attend Wyo., less' than 24 hours later. ride; What You No Longer Need the convention of the U.S. Junior The only mishap reported by ei- Socialist party's parliamentary The- United- - Nations Security plane. He will fly here from prisoner of war, during the Ko lower supports at the end of this ; With a Herald Classified Ad. Chamber of Commerce convention ther, team occurred Monday night group that there will be "no re Council opened debate on the Indo- Boise, Ida. After landing at the rean War, served two toursmar-of year. Order Your Ad on the Low here in 34 hours and 55 minutes, or when a member of the Ogden team versal" of France s ties to the china war today for the first time Provo airport, he will motor di duty at Fort Douglas and Explaining that he does not like ' j a Lake the and to former of Wed the Salt the imminent to ried discuss specific legislation be-At Williams North the United States and collapse girl, 17.7 miles per hour. Camp El wood L. Slade, broke his leg rectly .6 Day Rate new a Geneva tfore conference it reaches his. desk. Mr. Ei it if Mildred he Dean. lantic gave KanOrganization Fellow Jaycee riders from when his horse fell on him near Treaty' nesday night. 6 .Days for the Price of 3 note of urgency. Gen. Dean wIU, begin his inspec Following their inspection of senhower declined to comment on wins approval as premier. sas City gave up riding about 40 Green river. bill miles short of their destination and The resulting delay for a time Delegates attending . the meeting Council Presiaent Henry Cabot tion of Camp Williams troops troops at Camp Williams, Gen. a provision of the House farm Demotor to the will to his and Phone 495 Dean said convened Eiden not Lt. the Agriculture he will compel party Lodge meeting climbed aboard trailers with their threatened to put the Weber coun- said he also declared Thursday morning. mounts to complete the trip into ty, Utah, posse behind their fellow accept the support of Communist take up Thailand's request for U.N. Gen. Dean is? expected to go right back to Provo airport where they partment to raise dairy price sup80 per cent of ' A Office Hours 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. 4 - :' town. Wyandotte county sheriff's posse deputies in the vote on his candi "peace observers" to be sent to into field to inspect the troops in 7are scheduled to leave by air at ports from 75 to action. A number of the Camp p. m. Thursday. the Indochina area. The Ogden j Pony Express rode1 parity. dacy. (Continued on Page Two) (R-Wis- I f As Harmful Propaganda h) i so-call- ed I Rift Theory Exploited By Unfriendly Nations BULLETIN . t 1 r:;: oii LrUnTDL7D( r i ! I " .; |