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Show ct ErGruberttMOTHERS OF CHILDREN GETTING STATE AID REQUIRED TO WORK Ike to Toss Out First Ball For The Congressmen Five S;.!:ry Increases as well at mothers of de- Commission said Saturday pendent children. for their own well being, the pol of children receiving state aid ahould work to help icy statement aald aged persons should be encouraged to retain actheir families. tive careers and hobblea aa long as la a policy directive to field health and faculties workers, the commission said "thlai The directive noted permit a dual nature should be considered an essential in the atate'a welfare program: to home a situa factor satisfactory "first, helping individuals strengthtion." Only listed exceptions to en to the where they can such policy were Instances where solve the t"lnt problems of life so as to or disability or illness existed, for themselves; second, to and care where the tamtly'a render financial assistance through ' health would suffer. la not that period when The directive pointed out possible due to age, disability or available la usually employment other circumstances beyond coneven for persona without apecifle trol of the Individual." skills and added that although most earnings received would be deduct SOUTH AMERICAN ed from atate welfare granta thlaCE:Lf:Bt.Tt:s C0MINQ would "not be accepted as a le- - HOLLYWOOD (U- P- Governor gmmaie reason tor musing em- Ernanl Do Amaral Pelxoto of Rio when available." ployment Oe Janeiro and hla wife were Also covered by the directive acheduled to arrive here today fori were assistance cliente and elderly a four-davisit in tha film capital SALT LAKE CITY, SALT LAKE CITY. U- P- fay re apIncreases of IK yearly proved by Ue Utah Board of Education Saturday for faculty members at Weber, Carbon and Dixie Junior Colleger Slate School for end BUod at Ogden and the Ealt Lake Area Vocational School Omitted from the pay Increase yas Central Utah Vocational School whose budget the commission aald waa "too tight." Pay increasee for tha ether achoola were approved after tt waa found they would not incur deficits In appropriation!. In other action at tha board'a monthly meeting, attorneys for the duratura reported a test caie against tha Board of Examiners probably will be filed In tha atate Buprtme Court next week. Tha eourt ease arose last month when the education board refuted t recognlia tha authority of the Board of Examiners In reducing tha aalary of Dr. E. Allen Bateman. tat aupertntendent of public instruction. In refusing to authorln appointment of a new atate director .of elementary education and Cov. Lee's uaa of budgetary control In cutting allocation! for the month of April to the atate junior colleges Df The Power Line You may not reallie It, but a mighty favorable reputation around the country. Brigham Young University ha 1 brought a great deal of recognition In lta own right. And combined with many other Items of attraction that are worthy of Provo daily wide attention, trows In the eyea of the nation. Culture, Industry, agriculture, Provo la with the athletlci Prove hai (L'P) President Elsenhower Saturday accepted an invitation to toaa out the first ball at tha annual baseball game between Republican and Democrat House teami June S. Mil. Elsenhower alao Invited members of the teama and a group of sports champions who will be here for the game to a White House buffet luncheon on June i. Defense Unit r Reorganization ' THAT ' a-- lbH TtJB i Hev. vvr 6teM Plan Defended gonna awm rVWB ANT khvm to wt ct wont UT KfcXS i'f"" (UPi-Chalr- man Long and Stennls, Instrumental In paasage of legislation which creatr d the office, aald frank Creedon the present director, has made big savings by curbing military con struction. Implicit In Mr. Elsenhower's reorganliatlon plan, sent to congress on Thursday, was the transfer of Creedon'a duties to one of six new offices of assistant aecretarlea of defense which he , proposed to create for Secretary Charles E. MVS Astin Defends Fairness Of 68 Marines Held Missing May Be WASHINGTON Alien (UP)-- Dr. V. Astln. L't-b- ex-p- a" Be assured one of the big reasons for Provo'a popularity the Provo Power organization with Its low rales and top- - flight service. It's a, major attraction and should never be underestimated as an outstanding drawing power. ' Educationally. Provo has a scholastic standard that rates among the highest in the state and nation. More than a dozen s schools, including BYU, offer educational advantages that are hard to equal. Out of deeply instilled traditions and a aecmingly natural bent toward learning have come a culture that la worthy of sincere pride. Relaxation also is a big item and, Provo and her surrounding area provide it. Swimming, boating, hunting, fishing, golfing, camping, plcnlclng, hiking,, ori skiing. Summer or winter, you have plenty of facilities available which offer you an opportunity to relax. ' Proud of your communltyf You ahould be. And don't be overly modest about it. When yon beat Provo'a drum, you beat your own drum. Remember, the more we boost our City and her assets the more she'll return to us and the better life will be for us. An example: We boost Provo Power and the services electricity performs. The more electrical units in operation, the more persons flipping switches, the more you get for your money. And that's the object of YOUR power company. Its ONE object is to perform as nearly perfect as possible for YOU.. Boost your power plant. Use its facilities and notice how much you gain toward a better life. Think about it next time you're ensconced on your aofa, viewing a good enow via the miracle of TV. And consider that it's, costing you 25 less than the average U. S. viewer. Generated Today: Aren't you Elad Provo was named Provo instead of EUcnne? Industry-wis- e Vs world-famou- Sen. Wayne Morse meanwhile called on President Elsenhower to make clear that scientists In gov ernment Jobs will be "clear of political pressure." The Oregon Independent told the Senate yesterday that the President "In the last analysis" is responsible for the proper settling of the Astln case. "He can't pass the buck to hla cabinet officers," he said. These will correspond to "vice presidents" In the Wg Industry pattern Wilson seeks to adopt for the defenae department. l:izihs Ecek - Methodists! TROY, N.Y. (UP) meeting Friday assured Bishop G. Bromley Oxnam of their "unshakcabla in your loyalty" despite Communist accusations against him in Congress. A resolution adopted at the 121 st annual meeting of the Troy Methodists Conference backed the bishop and called recent statements made by Rep. Donald J. Jackson "untruthful and Irresponsible." Jackson bad charged the bishop with being linked to Communist organizations. His accusation fol lowed Oxnam's criticism of the Activities House committee. .. here faith Deputy Mayor Slain In Tunis (UP)-T- he Police two said Mm (o) Compart with clcmes giving ' you fewer hours of Instruction, yet costing up ro $15 elsewherel Register . Insmdisldy .... Come in , . . classes form each week. Ask for Miss Norma Potts, Instructor. Day and evening classes. Phona 4070. 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Hall said he Intends to cut the number of committee employes from 139 to 100, with a net payroll aaving of about $100,000 a year, ' it's up to you, good sir. It's up to you to look into this terrific, 1953 Buick SPECIAL , But have you heard the happiest part of the story? - full-flo- w x h trim, appointments. Wg h trip-milea- r SPAIIISII - Make your own originals! Have better quality and fit I Have a "Hollywood" size wardrobe, yet spend less. Yes, home eewlng pays big dividends. It's fun, easy and fascinating. So, whether you're Just a beginner or an experienced sewer, you'll want to attend our comcourse. prehensive In Korea WASHINGTON (U?) The federal payroll which the Elsenhower administration aet out to cut looked Saturday like a good bet to receive - DON'T MAY A bullets pistol DAY-STO- VI S (3)00 Only Republican Committee Personnel To Be Cut " MAY C? to first 20 vonicn registering in cdvenced dressncking struck the deputy may or near his heart. He died shortly afterward. Kastalll was slain only a few hours after terrorists had fired a burst of machine gun bullets at Trade Minister Ben Rais. Rais es PUSAN. Korea (UP) Police disclosed Saturday 47 passengers burned' to death in a flaming bus on Kangwha Island off Korea's west coast. Ten persons were in jured. Reports said the driver tried to cxtingulsu the flamea by turning the bus off a bridge Into a stream. Cause of the fire was not known. IV 20 Pc. Sel Dinnervare , protectorate capital. Trendy 'MVAivV-- 8:15 P.M. ADMISSION 50 Closes wtfve- ?1Lat-- "See the Greatest Skating Event of the Year" (UP)-Natlo- ti Death h-Kcrc- MAR WILLIAMS Mar ine Corps has announced that M Marines previously listed aa missing in action In Korea now are believed to bo prisoners of the Communists. Gen, Lemuel C. Shepherd Jr., Marine commandant, has notified next cf kits of the 68 that they may write lettera to them and that the Chinese Reds "have In dicated they would forward such caped Injury. 47 Cum LA " prisoner ssld Saturday he saw three "blond" M1G-1- 5 pilots after they were shot down and that he and his buddies believed they were Russians. Cpl Wendell H. Treffery, Terry vllle, Conn., said he was held at a camp at Changsons on the Yalu river in northwest Korea and had a ringside seat for battles between American Sabrejets and the MIG-1- 5 Communists' Rusilan-bul- lt Jets. Seven Red pilots, he said, walked through the camp at different times after they balled out of MIGs crippled in dog fights with Sabres. Four were Chinese or Korean, nalTUNIS. Tunisia lst terrorists shot and killed Dep he said, and " the other three were blonds. uty Mayor Chadli Kastalll Saturday on a main street of this French of the six new jobs. Directed by Prisoners of Reqs His Bureau WASHINGTON ROLLER FANTASY It's Seori pleasure to presenf a lovely set of $5.93 Symphony pottery first 20 women enrolling in Miss Potts' sewing class. AsK (or French-Canadia- unique In lta growth and future outlook. Some of the most fertile landa In Utah are located Provo, Cropi, dairy pro ducts, poultry and. livestock are agricultural activities which help to rank Utah County first In production In the atate and close to the top In tha Inter mountain area. Indury? Provo It In the midst of 'a greatest Industrial '.in area. Geneva Steel, Facile Elates Cast Iron Pipe Co., Provo foundry and Machine Co. all major Industries that have boosted pay rolls, employment and population to a new high. And the eyea of Industry still are on Provo. RIVERSIDE SKATIliG RMX, PROVO to the vnunl I Pilots To Russians While Provo Isn't unique In Its method of acquiring a name and being aettled. It la nearly AT THE y - However, It waa imaU band of Mormon chose the present alte to make their home. MAY 4th'ond 5th aelf-hel- p that WASHINGTON Lcverett Saltonstatl of the senate arnied aervlcea committee predict ed Saturday that full explanation of President Elsenhower's defense plan department reorganliatlon wll dispel congressional criticism Two Democrat!) senators,. John C. Stennls (MissJ and Russell B Long (La ), have crltlciied the proposed abolition of the defense department'! office of Director of Installations. laid he is Saltonstall certain there will be adequate pro vision for keeping a close check on base construction and military public worka activities, now the function of the Director of ;co.vji:g'.."comi:!g' C0.VJI1G well-bein- g center of a controversy over government scientific re search, Friday night defended the "objectivity, fairness and accu racy, of tha national Bureau oi Standards. . Wilson. The bureau director delivered comThe Nelson A. Rockefeller what amounted to a rebuttal of mittee, which drew up the blueof Commerce Sinclair print for the pentagon reorgani Secretary Weeks against the bu mall." sation, specifically recommended reau in acharges before the Amerspeech that functions of the Installations ican Physical Society's, annual Tha Marine Corps said namei of office be given to one of the now leaders. the men could not be made availassistant aecretarlea. Mr. Elsen- banquet able before Monday. Let'a review our assets. First, fired Weeks Astin, charging state this that not did hower flatly thera'a the beginning. (Aa the among other things that the bu ill be done Mad Hatter said to Alice tn That ommlsslon, plus a suspicion reau had not been sufficiently obWonderland, "Let us begin at Prcedon will be dropped, waa be- jective In testing a controversial MIG the beginning and continue to lieved to have stirred Stennls and chemical designed to prolong the the end.") Provo got Ha name, Lbng to suggest the president life of batteries. After a storm of Believed scientific and congressional pronaturally enough, from the gen- "take another look" at the plan tleman who first explored tha At the pentagon official sources test, Astln was reinstated pending Be place. He wai Etlenne Provot, were silent, but It was regarded a atudy of the bureau's operations n fur as a virtual certainty that Wilson by a special committee of aclen- a young A TRAVIS AFB, Calif. (UP) trapper who entered Utah Valley would not appoint Creedon to onejtlsts. former of the Communists 1849 tn 1825. before a pioneer of Prove rsons Welfare mothers welfare aupport WASHINGTON SUNDAY HERALD EUNDAY. MAY J. 1M5 VUh County, Huh 14 : TROVO, UTAH r PHONE 153 ' |