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Show I nr. b" 16 i. r r i I -- ' SUNDAY, MAY 6, 195 Utah County. Utah if ' J , , 'I SUNDAY HERALD ; t ! ,! . ' -' t :v t rrr Maryland Teenager Kills One Teacher; Wounds Two Others SEAT PLEASANT, Md. (UP) der and' assault with intent to kill. A handsome teenage school boy A - hearing was scheduled for next who killed one teacher and wound ed two others in a bloody shoot ing rampage today faced a possi-ble double murder charge.; f , , Police old JBilly said I Prevatte Friday l.&hot and killed Frazer Cameron while apparently : hunting, fort the principal of , Mary land Park Junior High School. Minutes later he critically Dan ' Wagner, school wounded Friday.,; i , iJ ; knife. According - ' ' p' i to police and school authorities, young Prevatte ar rived at school Friday; morning after" having been absent Thurs shotRobert and baseball coach,' day He was told to report to the in seventh a Hicks, grade teacher, principal's office, lirezo told nun l to go home and get a doctor's exi the hand. an emergen cuse. Wagner underwent ' at Prince Georges Already angered by a recent cy; operation County Hospital, The hospital re reprimand for missing an assign ported today he l has been taken ment, police said; the youth went home, obtained a rifle and re off the critical hst. to the school in the family turned told them Police said Prevatte car. kill to John wanted he Principal Hrezo because of a reprimand Hrezo gave him earlier in the day J They said he tojd them he ; had nothing against the three teachers. Workmen captured Prevatte " , t K '.. . " s :r r -- - Ellender's stand appeared t eliminate one of the administra tion's two principal objections to in the new House-passeprovisions farm bill. The pther. is a mandatory price, support increase for feed grains. Secretary of Agriculture Ezra T Benson Friday called both provisions "objectionable." ' President Eisenhower called the bifl Vbad" legislation despite in clusion of his $1.2 bilhon soilj bank. He said the feed grains provision would force Benson to set up a "much bigger" bureaucracy. But he declined to say whether he will veto the bil unless both w wiuus w tri e euminaieu from the legislation before s Congress stamps final approval on i ,Mr. Eisenhower fsaid he Would withhold a final judgment until the bill reaches his desk1 Benson said he doesn't know yet wnetner he would recommend a veto if the Senate doesn't elimi nate the,, two objectionable fea tures. He said he "would want to take a look at the whole package' Ellender predicted his committee will approve a revised" version of the House bill next week. He said further hearings will not be necessary because of the lengthy committee sessions on the catchall farm bill that Mr. Eisenhower -- . - ,:; f ; J : d i - - j i 4 - J ' ' ,'-l- - v if v t ' : t f i ' V '' r , ' y 'I t 4. ' ' , ' " ' ; ; ' . -r--, f i r . - . i i - i i Opponent Of Rhee Dies the school while pupils cried and screamed hysterically. He was jailed on a charge of mur- fleeing "SOME BARGAINS DEAR BOUGHT" (Author' name below) To look for a bargain Is un derstandable, but to try to buy prescriptions at cut prices I is unwise. Real bargains jean only be offered because of large pur chases, or to get rid of slow L moving merchandise. Medicines ' cannot be safely bought in large quantities be cause they must be fresh ' and potent when you take them. Slow moving medicines that have lost their freshness cannot be sold. We discard them. We price our prescriptions according to a schedule that is based on the exact cost plus the necessary fair profit we must have to operate a good prescription pharmacy. Using this method, we have no reason to give you anything but exact ly what your physician speci. ; , fies. i - . - . r YOUR PHYSICIAN , V CAN PHONE FRanklin WHEN YOU NEED I 72 ; A MEDICINE - sr. rf.-.- . P. N. SEOUL, Korea (UP) Shinicky, Syngman Rhee's chief opponent 'in the May 15 presidential . elections, died m'v. V y President j ammm i Unexpectedly ; ; m j ChairWASHINGTON (UP) man Allen J. Ellender of the Senate Agriculture Committee lined up with the administration today in opposition to making igrazing lands eligible for soil bank payments. . I Soviets Offer Yugoslavia Loan $300 Million Long-Ter- 1 Police said Prevatte moved to the suburb of the nation's capital only recently from Raleigh, N.C., where he was expelled from school fort threatening a teacher . with; a 15-ye- ar Around the World Ellender Lines Up With Ike On Soifank Stand ' i , ' ' - ' , - (1. - j . By UNITED PRESS BELGRADE, Yugoslavia (UP) The Soviet Communist bloc has offered Yugoslavia a long term loan of $300 million, according to the government press office, A spokesman said the loan would be for 10 years and carry a two per pent interest rate. He added that an American proposal to. phannel U.S. aid through the United Nations had been favorably ' 4. -- ' i v x f anti-Rhe- -- quick-temper- ed IN SALES & REPAIR ra MRA ;r ! .:!. s .' BAeLv' frMTETOlMTf t. --:- TV Box No j 71. Herald. Provo GmMiiiim: SwidfrMi ,i . CUZCO, Peru (UP) Rodney Two Czech ex- Collins, British-writer- , died FridW left (Rangoon Friday to when he slipped and fell from the perts ' n w m V. ocaitu iui UUa xuic, ieaaJ ana manganese deposits n the northeastern Shan states of Burma, Radio Pei- ... kTS-ApproT- tt epiipmBt j. Dr. Frank Buck- ' founder, - w U (UP) 1 ' To qmmUtf M wr-eirit- i of TV SbotT yoor w wui ponaor yea aim BMaee Manila, p.i. (up) sixteen leaders of the Moral Rearmament movement arrived in the Philippines Friday' on their Far , East good will! tour. They were lea by CHy 1 I SUta. 10A . pmg reported today. It said the two were the first Czech experts invited, by Burma under an economic and technical agreement between Burma and Czechoslovakia. ; HANOVER, Germany (UP) WWU fireman GCrhard Boseebode ad mitted in court Friday he set fire toj a barn, raced home and changed into his uniform and joined his fellow firemen in fight- O :llil4!Jiae O iI;ImI- - 'ill- - lilJWJWIJIf it 'Vliiv tilzW ing the blaze. He said he did it because it was a jduil time for, fires and his fire house needed practice. The barn burned to the ground. ; The unsympathetic judge sen- - If I , u' unexpectedly Saturday. His! death e touched off .rioting in this Korean capital. ' M III '! ,! is! T :ik !i ii j' i" Shinicky, leader of the opposition SHOOTS TEACHER TO DEATH Billy Prevatte, above, a hand- Democratic Party, died of a cere- somei teenager, sat! sullen and quiet in his tiny bral hemorrhage while on a cam in Seat. Pleasant, Md., today, waiting trial for slaying NOTICE ! cell jail . paign tour in the town of Iri, 110 one of his teachers and wounding twp others. (UP Telepho to) vetoed last month. ! !: miles south of Seoul. i Several Shares of Provo ResAn estimated 300 demonstrators BUENOS Water Stock for Rental. ervoir attempted to storm the presiden DIRECT AIR SERVICE tial mansion in Seoul after news BUENOS AIRES j(UP) Direct Both in Orem District and Al' r pi ii of Shinicky's death reached here. if j air passenger service has been pine District. Press reports said police and sol--1 established ; between Buenos Aires j x L; hj diers fired into the crowd, woundand Moscow for the first time, Anyone interested please call ' 1,1 it was announced Frdiay. ing "two or three" demonstrators. and Words Alberto YORK Dr. NEW! music for the war The local Scandinavian (UP) to Orem City Manager's Office was returned Shinicky's body Airways the capital by train in the after Gainza Paz told the Soviet peoples song, f Tramp, Tramp,, Tramp," System office said the service OREA METROPOLITAN noon. , A crowd of 3000, persons a broadcast beamed behind were written by Dr. George F. was made; possible through an in, WATER DISTRICT gathered at the station shouting, th. Iron Curtain Saturday that dic Root; who wrote many Civil war agreement reached between ithe ''Overthrow t dictator i f Syngman tators live In mortal fear of .the songs. I'l SAS and Russia's state airline. : m. Rhee's government" and "We can- truth disseminated by a free , ''I, ;M: ,i i,; 'i ."it ;i 'i lii. not live under these conditions." '..i.i rl !,i press.. Shinicky's death left his Democratic Party without a presidential The publisher of La . Prensa, largest newspaper, candidate' and no way to nominate Argentina's on his own his comments based one uoder Korean law before! the experiences under the Peron dic election. 111. tatorship; when his newspaper .11 rrwas confiscated. Gainza Paz gave his views on fneedom of the press on "iioviet jbTess Lay unaer aus pices of Radio' Liberation, 'the I exiles' station in ' J j j: .. Germany. 3 Dictators VATICAN 'CITY (UP) everywhere will! not Pope auow ireeaom oi me press Pius XII gave his strong suipnews threatens the to truthful the proposals for port" Saturday of rulers over the op-control of .the international an organization council for the stability of peace; presseai gainza traz saia m ms The Pooe aporoved the orooosal uiterview, which J was recorded. e In a address to Monopoly: of press media, either members of the International by a single group, or by a state Committee for the Unity and Uni or political party, means the end versality of Culture, which,1 is of freedom of the press, . he said. . '.'r sponsoring the project. Gainza Paz! said .mat a dis in is council still The proposed of j the totalitarian econ .ll'.M the planning stage and is intended mantling to is: about omy fequired. bring r to work mainly in ' the cultural f the conditions for creating com field. The the than rather political newspapers not controlled sponsoring committee is a hon- - petitive ' the state or the Communist denominational g r o u p, including by j j.;j- -n Protestant, Greek Orthodox land party.- 4ji. was Peron fter deposed," ; and Moslem as well as Roman Catho ' 11 v n to his i La Prensa was returned I I 1 lic personalities. XI' 111 - ' control, Gainza Paz said, he noted n.rrw tim nn An aT ittB that the people went back easily in .'The Sante Fe .Trail was the to me enjoyment of a free press; overland route used by explorers MM and traders from Independence, The Cathedral of Learning. HERE ARE JUST A FEW OF THE WINNERS OF Mo., to Santa Fe, N. Mi It was not built by the University of Pitts- NECCHIS IN THE PAST NECCHI-EL- N A CONTESTS! a clearly defined road, but a com-- 1 burgh, is the only skyscraper col bination of Indian trails. 'lege building in the world. t 1 i. man. ' ! . AIRES-MOSCO- W Dictators Dread Free Press. 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Collins was with a group of tour ists inspecting the famous Maria Angola bell. fHewas the Author of "The Theorjf of the Celettrial Influence". subtiUed "Man, the Universe and the Cosmic Mystery". fenced Boseebode to two- - years in prison and ordered him to pay '! $11,000 for the 'barn. received here. TOKYO -- !,)' ' K TCR CONTEST-ANT- AND . S SU:.V.7 l " |