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Show 16 ,v 'jr. - DAILY HERALD THURSDAY, MAY 19, 1955 Utah County. Utah Argentina To Cast Vote Oh Crucial Issu Odds Believed I n Favor Of Auto Industry Strike a "huckster" who "does not speak for the employers with whom we are negotiating." Rising told the National Press Club in Washington yesterday that he believed the UAW leaders "want a strike a big strike and a great and crushing victory won by forceful, militant action. He said he believed "the odds" are in favor of a strike in the auto industry this summer over the wage demands and said there will be a strike if CIO President Walter Reuther - "maintains the position he has maintained until now." Reuther "shows no signs of ac Axe Slayer Surrenders To Police FARMINGDALE, N.J. (UP) A who hacked his woman cousin to death as she and her son worked in a corn field surrendered meekly to state police crazed axe-slay- er early loday, Andrew Urban. a search by a ceptihg anything less -- than what he has spelled out" in the union's demands for a guaranteed annua wage, he added. '; The union spokesmen said Ris ing's statements fiare not worthy of reply" because "he is a hucks ter who obviously is an embarrassment to those he pretends to speak for, Although the union leaders denied they wanted to strike to gain their demands, they said they were ready to do so "if neces , 50, the object of posse since 7:50 p.m. Wednesday, was captured at 2:30, a.m. in Howell Township by two New Jersey state 50-m- an troopers. TWO SEPARATE, AUTOMATIC WASHING CYCLES !! i y-f- .1 i I si A Beautifully New, TOTALLY AUTOMATIC j j ft LAUNDRY TEAM! 1 Tel-a-fabr- Here's Why Kelvinator Get's Clothes Really Clean! suds . dirt. 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Stanley, who feared for his life Gonzales pointed out tha sepa-exisstate police ' barracks said they ported that Ford and GM work an autopsy performed since an unknown killer strangled ration of church and state found Urban sitting outside a ers are backing up their negotia- may order on the body of Stanley T. Rubinstein last Jan. 27, died unex- in Brazil, Chile, Colombia today -phone booth on a road just off ting committees by voting more Stanley, the "frightened man" in pectedly Wednesday in his fashion guay, Venezuela, Cuba, El route .nine. He surrendered than 94 per cent in favor of strik- the strange, unsolved Serge Rubin able home off Fifth Ave. dor, Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, they said. ing if necessary to win, their de- stein case. widow demanded His immediate Mexico, Nicaragua and the United Urban, of Farmingdale, walked mands. of States. cremation but body, Stanley's uplto Mrs. Helen Gombos, 54, and Strike Vote Taken authorities refused to permit it. "There is no conflict between struck her about four times as The union ordered the strike Medical authorities said Stanley church and state, no religious con-shet planted corn Wednesday eve votes taken to permit it to strike no narrassment . . no died of "natural causes" but said iiict at any time after its contracts ning. he said. they would prevent the cremation persecution," After the woman's terified son, with the companies expire. But until Medical Examiner Milton Radical Deputy Yadarola, de Stephen, 17, tried unsuccessfully union officials emphasized the minority opposition reHalpern completed his investiga- fendingsaidhis"reform to intervene, Urban dashed into strike votes did not necessarily Be! port, may cotae and tion. the 'woodlands. A posse of state mean the union would follow a "no will come the normal means by Un SALT LAKE CITY (UP) Stanley told police after Rubin- of a concordat with the troopers and volunteers was hasti- contract, no work" policy. Holy See." ly gathered, as. Mrs. Gombos was Meanwhile, the union prepared employment benefits for workers stein'sa death "this was aa paid killmob job and rushed to Jitkin Memorial Hospi- to launch its third major annual who learned a relatively high wage ing, syndicate TAYLOR PAYS FAREWELL wage drive against Chrysler Corp., will be . increased while those for job." He then applied for a permit CALL ON HATOYAMA tal in Neptune. She died at the hospital about the nation's third largest auto pro- lower wage earners will be reduced to carry a pistol. TOKYO (UP) Gen. Maxwell D. r when Utah's new compensation act Mrs. Nancy Stanley said her Taylor, newly - nominated U.S thre hours later. State police Sgt. ducer. The UAW's Chrys takes effect in July. husband had been living under a Army chief of staff, paid la fare George N. Genz said Urban appar obdiscuss met its Council to' without woman ler the attacked ently That's one of the reports to strain since the slaying of the fin well call today on Prime Minister the with in negotiations jectives provocation. come out of an analysis of the ancier. She said he had been Ichiro Hatoyama. Taylor was re Stephen said Urban, with, no firm and plan strategy for the! new act by the Utah Foundation, under a physician's care since 1952 ported to have "exchanged opin warning, lifted the ae and talks. a private nonprofit tax research but declined to say for what ill ions" with Hatoyama on upcoming cover The contract, on his down Chrysler ness. it crashing brought between Japan and 115,000 workers, expires Aug. group. said he was "a fright negotiations Stanley mother. Police quoted the boy as ing Russia. old the under benefit 31. usually begin Maximum ened man, fearful of my life" besaying Urban "definitely is a men- about Negotiations 60 days before the contract law was $27.40 per week and went cause of the murder. In addition tal case." to individuals earning an average to; the pistol permit he obtained Police said neighbors reported expires. of $42 or more weekly during their a ferocious and hired that! Urban recently had been a who aver- a chauffeur-bodyguar-d. police dog Persons RICO CIVIL PUERTO quarters. high mental patient at the Marlboro LIBERTIES DUE STUDY aged $40 , weekly received $27. Stanley may have been fright State Hospital. But a police check SAN Rico Puerto allow (UP) will new law JUAN, to death. He said at the time persons ened jThe to disclose at the hospital failed an- who had earned $64 or more a of the Munoz Marin Gov. Luis Rubinstein investigation had he immediately a record that invited has he nounced of benefit $33 maximum a week man" had phoned him that today "a been an inmate there. American to the of Baldwin benefits but reduce Rubinstein week and threatened "to and no Roger could per Genz said Stephen give Civil Liberties Union - to conduct $21 for those who earned $40 per bring in a mob from San Fran v '? attack. the j for reason in of civil Puerto liberties kill a to us." Cisco week. study He said Urban was estranged Rico. Stanley supplied; police in the on alone from his wife and lived Munoz will said' Baldwin Rubinstein probe with the names study his farm, which adjoins the Gomwill The" of of 10 men who were "antagonis ad and number civil liberties usual boys legislation bos farm. , vise the government on possible leave the farm this summer to tic" to the slain draft-dodgplow through life some place else. Stanley probably feared them too. improvements. V ; ". c-- 'J (UP)-Autho- . " Roman Catholic Church's privi leged status as the official religion in Argentina was considered certain in the Peronist - dominated lower house. The debate was opened by Peronista Deputy Ventura Gonzalez, " a noted constitutional law expert, who described the bill as "neces sary, convenient and timely." Gonzalez presented the majority report. The minority report was delivered by opposition Radica Deputy Mauricio Yadarola. 'FRIGHTENED MAN DIES Authorities ordered an autopsy toThe bill provides for a national! day! on the body of Stanley T. Stanley, above, the "frightened plebiscite and the convening of a mail" jn the strange, unsolved Serge Rubenstein case. Stanley, popuiariy-eiecte- a constitutuent as whoj feared for his life since an unknown killer strangled Rubin-steij- u sembly to rewrite clauses in the last Jan. 27, died unexpectedly yesterday in his fashionable constitution pertaining to the church. home in New York. (UP Telephoto). Autopsy Ordered on Body Of Dead Man In Rubinstein Case i Argentina - , S ! The Chamber of Deputies (UP) neared a vote today on a government bill calling for constitution al reforms that would separate church and state in Argentina. Debate on the measure began Wednesday and is expected to end today. The vote may come tonight Passage of the bill to end the Parts' Manufacturers Association, CIO tJiuted DETROIT (UP) Auto Workers spokesmen . today belittled a report that they want to strike over their demands for a guaranteed annual wage in the auto industry. The spokesmen, meeting with Ford Motor Co. and General Motors Corp. on the annual wage demands,.' termed Frank Rising, general manager of the Automotive AIRES,. BUENOS f The now KELVIMATOR (washer has I AGITATION" IC one continuous, vibrating motion is gentler, completely safe. 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