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Show V'A- Y; i. Aaricultural Attache DECEMBER 20, 1954 DAILY HERALD MONDAY, Teacher Merit Utah County, Utah Rating Test Set CIO Attacks 'UT Medical Dean For 1st Try - Out Goes to nsm Ike Issues Order For Protection Of Watersheds In Fired r Tokyo (UP) WASHINGTON Y. WASHINGTON Russian-bor- n Navy Faced With Crisis UP) President In Manpower an executive or- Eisenhower issued order Saturday setting up rules and regulations for administering the watershed protection and flood pre vention law enacted this year. The new law authorizes the Agri culture Department to' provide technical and financial assistance to organized groups of farmers living in small watersheds where floods, drought, and soil erosion cause serious da age. OVERMAN'S CURISTHAS SALE ! - SALT LAKE CITY (UP) Plans have been laid for the first test of teacher merit ratings in Utah. A test of the merit system in Sevier district scheduled for next year was discussed yesterday at a meeting of the Utah School Merit Study Committeei the Sevier Dis trict Merit Study Committee, and representatives of Brigham Young University school f education. It was decided that the Sevier district committee will join Right to Work Leg islation Dr. MADISON, Wis., (UP) Z. of the uni John Bowers, dean Overman's Famous "King of Nights' mattress, guaranteed 15 yrs. Reg. $64.50. Reduced now to v..... -- 44so i ONLY $5 DOWN Exch. SSS, The (UP) SPECIAL SETS a with is laced manpower Navy versity of Utah College of Medicine crisis. Both its regular officer WASHINGTON (UP) The CIO, Saturday was appointed dean of and enlisted ranks are falling beORIGINAL OVERMAN'S MATTRESS CO. in a stinging criticism of state the " University of Wisconsin Medi low the ''hard core" level conright to work" laws,, said Satur cal School. . Be sure to phone 1938-not the number listed in our name sidered necessary for efficient Bowers will succeed Dr. William to are sound "a threat day they In the Phone Book. of the fleet.. operation industrial relations and economic S. Middleton, dean of the Wiscon147 1S38-NO. UNIVERSITY AVE. College - trainer officers, edusince 1935, who will re progress" as well as a "menace" sin school cated at Navy expense, are turntire next July L to trade unions. ing their backs on naval careers. "In r e a 1 i t y," the CIO said. rates have skidded to new lows, raising a possibility citizens in defining good "right to work laws aid no one the Navy will have to resort to teaching and developing methods neither workers, business, nor the -- W"''N the draft. AW' very of gathering evidence of teachers' community other than l ;s anti Officials attribute the situation abilities and qualifications. The small group of union to the lack of attractiveness, in BYU group will employers." furnish & , terms of pay and other factors, of personel, help with testing advisory w Af ine ciu oiasc was included in a devices, the present day military career. provide published material on mer ? publication. V a . The same problem Is being ex it systems, and develop workshops It was released just twp days VATICAN CITY (UP) The perienced in varying degrees by and give extension courses. after the U.S. Chamber of Com' is announced Vatican merce said businessmen were today that the other services, and that to Pope Pius XII has recovered suf- why the administration plans "expressing disappointment and mm ficiently to broadcast his greet- ask the new congress for a dismay" at Labor P. Mitchell's denunciation James ings to the world ,on Christmas tarv cay increase and other Eve. "fringe benefits" such as medical of these laws, passed by 17 states. The announcement in the Vati care for dependents. Reporters this veek tried to get can City newspaper Osservatore The Navy estimates it needs a President Eisenhower to say someRomano said the Pope would "hard core" of about 24,000 perm thing about Mitchell's stand on the make an appearance at his fourth anent career line officers for ef WASHINGTON (UP) The U.S. right to worlrlaws, but the Presi floor stffdio window Christmas ficient, effective operation of a Chamber of Commerce predicted dent said only that Mitchell had a Navyj As of Oct. 1, today that business will be two to Day to bless the faithful gathered 500,000-ma- n it had 21,460 permanent line of five per cent better next year than right to speak for himself. in St. Peter's Square. high-fideli- ty told a CIO convention Because of the illress of the ficers. including 2,243 officers this year but will not be. quite as atMitchell Los week last that he war is Angeles pontiff the broadcast whose permanent grade good as in 1953. is "categorically opposed" to such will be recorded and will be con rant officer. the If 1955 forecast will state laws. out, pans The Navy figures that to main- be fined to extending his best wishes another "second best" year The CIO said, "Many people and blessings The text of the full tain an effective force, 50 to 60 from an economic The think that these laws standpoint. enlisted of cent its will now strength per narrowly being prepared, message, must be career personnel. T nation enjoyed its greatest pros affect trade, unionists alone. But Fill your home with exciting, rewarding record be published rather 25 perity in 1953 when the majo at least a such have af adverse maintain base, in reality they person. listening. Give your family a magnificent Bear Is Loaded The doctors gave the Pope his per cent of those completing their business indicators climbed to all fects on the communities that Webcor Fonograf mis Xmas. Choose from superb, cent time peaks although an economic adopt them." For You Watch Out! Christmas wish this morning first enlistments and 75 per com ' decline in started late the year. ' lightweight portables' . . . from Remove the "Veneer of high They decided he had shown suf of thosel career personnel hitch second a The to an "chamber's business overall allow subsequent GRAGGY GARDENS, N. C ficient improvement pleting exquisite automatic table models. principles and the illusory prom must will ones is with announcement in recent line he forecast that official to who of Notice economic progress, the ise" hunters (UP) Visit us today, for a thrilling demonstration. " '.V'Vv.A -- ' w . But in recent montns 48 per of government and private CIO said, "and you find a reality think they are loaded for bear: make the broadcast and the apof low wages and poor working This bearxis loaded for you. pearance as he has done for years. cent of the career personnel were 90 to contrast in over" an office "shipped conditions." Engineer 3, H. Armfleld of the The Vatican Press Pope spent a per cent a year ago. Less than Blue Ridge Parkway said a bear nounced that the "Low wage incomes for workers broke into his tool box and ate "fairly restful - night." It added three per cent of those complet mean low living standards that 14 sticks of dynamite. The bruin that he would take another brief ing their first enlistments were affect businessmen, farmers and Holiday Wb;r should digest its meal normally, walk in the Vatican gardens Webcor Urk A gem among fonofr&ff. professionals," it said. over-all in three The third Terrific new styling and bis this Navy 'afternoon, he said, unless jarred by somePlayi 3 ipeedj automat .TV control make this a icallr im brilliant lifelike rate plummeted from 46 per cent thing like a charge of buckshot. days. superb portable. Plays all A tone. lightweight portin October, 1953, to seven per 3 peed.Lightweight and able ia either News or cent in October, 1954. To the WASHINGTON (UP) The Labor Vineyard sturdy. In or Browa-Ta- a wood " Brown-Tafinish fabrit Navy, which faces loss of 60 per Department reported Saturday $79.95 cent of its enlisted personnel in that unemployment.! nsurance the next two years, this repre- claims increased this month. .v. sents an economic as well as perJob layoffs in the construction. rr" sonnel loss since many of the extile, clothing, and leather prod 1 sailors leaving are technicians ucts industries were the principal .imititfHJi and specialists trained at great reason, the department said. V; expense. A New unemployment claims rose VINEYARD Sgt. Rodney Za To offset this the Navy has Webcor Maestro Famous ; j! Webcer Srvrflo ' 10,800 to 312,400 during the week briskie was released recently by A wonderful A handsome automatic upped its enlistment quotas, and ending Dec. 11. This compared to from the at manual Ft. Wash, portable fonograf. Bliss, army table 3 Has model. speed II now; for the first time in years, 335,329 Plays 3 sizes of records. ' the corresponding and arrived home during the with excellent during operation RCA Victor bass reflex type finds the quotas not being, met. week a 1 tone quality. Lightweight. J Has year ago and 225,000 the week with his wife, who had been inet. Lightweight and Decorator OctoHand as TV scried. for as low and JP Quotas September I Quality . same week: in 1952. rurdy.at the army camp with him. They some colors. or ber were 12,500 new recruits, but $59.95 Vine will in home their make the Navy fell 1,700 short in Sep yard. :. v A1' tember and 4,000 short in October. , annual Relief. The Society The Navy is striving to avoid Christmas Social will be held recourse to the draft, claiming it Tuesday in the chapel. Gifts will could not survive! as a first class be exchanged and a Christmas fighting service if it has to rely Webcor Midge Webcor Musical two-yeon A TRUE draftees. But an in Shining new lightweight ALBANY, Tex. (UP) A school program is planned. Mrs.- Ella fonograf. Three speakers, portable in stunning plasdication that it may be forced in girl who raced for her life trying Hebertson will give the literature tic case. Brilliant tone. magnetic pickup, 5 watt lesson. Refreshments be vill that direction was the disclosure to get off a railroad trestle as a With two needles (for ' amplifier delivers 50 to 1 5,000 cycles: In rich long play and standard that under the administration's reight train bore down on her served and all women of the simulated wood leather. or records). Plays all 3 speeds. ward invited. are; new reserve program thej Navy Friday probably would have made A choice of portable or A youngsters delight. ' table models. annually would take 30,000 men it if she hadn't stumbled, Sheriff Orem Stake MIA leadership $29.95 $142.95 for a two-yeperiod and then Jack Moberley said Saturday. meeting was held Thursday even put them in the reserve. Margie Dell Macon, 12, was ing in the chapel. Christmas On the officer side, perhaps the killed because she got stared carols were sung and plans were All music sounds better on a Webcor biggest disappointment has been when she heard the train bear completed' for "Meet Me in 'VIV U the failure of many-- college ing; down on her and tried to run Mutual ,Njght," early in January Sew the Webcor 2030 with 3 NROTC graduates, trained at to the end of the long trestle to The Junior Sunday School and speakers. In beautiNavy expense under the postwar safety. She fell! and the train killed Primary officers and teachers ful mahogany leatherette RCA Victor 21 -- inch ft Holloway plan, to turn regular her. L were scheduled to entertain all created as a magnificent furniTrafton. Cowest priced RCA after the required three years of Her; older sister, Barbara, 14, the children of the Ward in their ture piece for your living room Victor console TVI New INC. . duty. who was with her, didn't panic and annual Christmas party, Monday or den. Only $244.50 Out of the j 1951 class of continued Clinging to the edge of afternoon in the chapel. A large picture 78 N. UNIVERSITY AVE. a" NKOTG graduates, only 200 the been decorated and tube. Grained finishes, mahigh- tr. tie where the tree has As seen in Saturday Evening Post out of the class , of 1,400 or 14.3 girls crouched when they saH the placed in the hall for the oc Provo Phone 4340 '. extra. hogany; limed cent per requested retention in oncoming freight train. She was not casion. Games and dancing will Model 21 $51 8. $289.95 . the regular Navy. This falls far hurt. be featured. below the goal of the Navy, which has expected that 40 per cent of ; the Holloway plan graduates would remain in the regular Wolf Ladejinsky, who planned the Japanese land reforms Instituted by Gen. Douglas MacArthur after World War II, has been re moved as agricultural attache of the U.S. Embassy in Tokyo, an agriculture Department spokesman confirmed Saturday. The spokesman said security was involved "to some extent," but that - there also were a "variety of other 'f considerations" which he did not " disclose. Rep. Walter H. Judd promptly challenged the depart ment's action. Judd, who vouched for Ladejinsky's loyalty and discretion "100 per cent," said he will call on top department officials A Monday to protest the ouster; Judd said he is sure that Ladejinsky, a naturalized American citizen, received "security clear ance from the State Department which bad jurisdiction over agri cultural attaches before the Agri culture Pepartment took over ju risdiction last year. Judd said he ..believes the main reason f or ; the action was not security, ' but the Agriculture Department's policy of staffing cultural attache posts with men 7wn are experts, in American farming rather than in the agriculture of countries where they are stationed. WASHINGTON , 1 f Re-enlistm- . 0?? W. W 1 non-teachi- ng . 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