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Show . 1 ' ' ' ? . . . . I'1, ? . . . , h . . i " " '..:.. . 'ft-- 1 ' . - , U' ' - i, . . .J;1 ' I ; :i - . - , j . " . ; V ; . . . " i 3-50- i . " .J TELEPHONE FR " ' f x m ? i if, 1 I ''s - n v " t ' ' - ' I t !: . , PARTLY CLOUDY to, occasionally cloudy: throojrh 50 Sunday. A few widely scattered showers or Sthundershowers, principally dnrinr the afternoon and evening. IUf h today S3, nihest Umtrature recorded In' Provo area Friday 80; lowest Saturday For Herald- Advertising Sports, Editcricd - - K" ' - - l i Circulation' Society Phone: FB morninr ' - . I , 3-46- 34 " . i j ,VOL. 34, NO. I JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (UP). jU.S. Sen. Stuart Symington was expected today to get the ... open and united backing as a presidential nominee from all Missouri's Democrats except former Pres? ' ident Harry S: Truman. j Some.2,000 state Democratic leaders gather here Monday for the Democratic state convention and it appeared a foregone conclusion that Symington would win Missouri's 38 convention votes as "a unit. The convention must formally nominate 76 delevote each, 13 presidential electors-angates with one-haa national committeeman Fifty-fou- r alternate deJegatesalso were to be named. - Murder bartender an attractive blonde Philadelphia j i - i;ru ti ! - j . n,ofi:n o U Rebels With Knives Slaughter 12 Members Of Construction Crew an!. ' ! i PRICE TEN CENTS rirDiini i In Algeria d lf A wanted in the murder of Vt. (UP) ' 1 I I Bartender. Wanted In Carson City Slaying Captured in Vermont MIDDLEBURY: Europeans Massacred SYMINGTON EXPECTED TO. GET UNITED BACKING IN MISSOURI '! ll - i Buy all of your Fishing Equipment aa Sears easy payment planj (adv.) SUNDAY, MAY 27, 195B PROVO, UTAH COUNTY, UTAH, 1 NabSuspeci-h Nevada . 5& . " l I If, i : U.S. Losinq Al ALGIERS, Algeria (UP) knives gerian rebels, wielding massacred 12 Europeans, Includ Ing. one woman, in a surprise attack on an oasis Village on the edge of the Sahara desert in east ern Algeria, French authorities; disclosed Saturday. The officials said the rebels v J ?' V"1 - 1 ' swooped down on the defenseless of tree Oumache village palm last night, slit the throats of the 12. Europeans and kidnaped 20 " , , i .'r ,v I Moslems. Only two children were spared in th attack," the worst against Europeans in Algeria since 117 French soldiers were wiped out in a rebel ambush eight days ago. Road Crew Slain AH the .victims of Friday night's raid were members of a " V" , road construction crew housed at 7, Oum?.che, 12 miles" south of ' ' i " . i Biskra and 200 miles south of ' v: . r. . , Algiers. ' ' " ' Rebels slit the throat of a ' ' French settled Friday on a lonely : M-'ro outside of Batna, 66 miles . -;- "-7 south of Constantine. , Elsewhere ? " t"-' V? ' in Algeria, the bodies of seven ,: "V' "1 Moslem victims of similar assas sinations were recovered. ' ,v , ,, i in Batna, two persons were seriously wounded when a bomb was hurled into the nrancei of , A , a"' synagogue crowded with wot The alleged i bomb-shippers. tosser was arrested. ; French authorities claimed that some 200 rebels were killed dur ing the past 24 hours in clashes across this big northwest AM; can territory. French troops KEFAUVER, CAMPAIGNS IN FLORIDA Sen. Estes Kef auver, left, is greeted upon his arrival killei at least 100 in a .battle at Jacksonville, Fla., by Jacksonville j Mayor Haydon Burns. The Tennessee senator will carry on which . raged over the Algerian-Morocca- n his campaign in Jacksonville through Sunday, and will then go to Miami for Tuesday's returns in; Stevenson in the race for the Democratic presidential frontier near KhemisL the state's primary in which heI is opposing v P j K ;wl nomination. f ( rl Other French troops inflicted "heavy" and "severe" casualties d in fighting over Ppstigefln socialite in Carson City, Nev., walked right into his own trap ' Saturday when Ihe came here to visit his wife. He was arrested without a struggle while knocking on her front door. Growing Strength! Of ; State police said William E.' SosAllies Makes Them well, 38, Carson City, drove here in the dead woman's car and was Less Dependent on U.S. caVryinf her wallet, which .'conROME Police, (UP) guarded tained a "nominal" ' amount of 51 new riots today on the eve WASHINGTON, (UPi The against money. House Foreign Affairs Committee elections in local nationwide of Waives Extradition said Saturday Russian t'smiles" which the Communists . hoped to Police said Boswell, who had! gain control of key Italian cities. and the growing Strength! of U.S. been sought across the country, Fascists .yearning for the em Allies are pausing America to lose had agreed to waive extradition to pire hey-daof Mussolini .sparked prestige and leadership in the free I! world. go to Nevada and face a charge clashes with police in Rome and i Xof murdering Mrs. Anne Harris Milan Friday night in. the dying The Increasing econbmic and Van Ryne, 23,' whose body was hours of an otherwise military vigor of this country's found in his Carson City apart campaign. ; Several persons were is allies them less depenmaking I, ment. and at least 16 rioters dent on the United States, the cominjured, ' State police dispatcher. Spencer were arrested. v mittee said. This, coupled with ; a Morse at Burlington said Boswell No was defrosting of the Russian attitude, permitted electioneering 'was seized on his wife's front ' it added, has made the free worldV ' steps at 2 Seminary street at 3:45 today: more reluctant to follow American million Italians are eligi p.m., less than ,10 minutes after Thirty j to vote Sunday and Monday leadersbip.j she telephoned police to; tell them ble 79 and provin i or 7,141 municipal Military' Aid Cut he had arrived; " i Boswell had telephoned shortly cial, councils. It is the first big Mos sine The western of test opinion bargaining power of the after midnight that he was coming United States its cow launched has diminished in was nine hours at 7 a.m., but he movement. important srespects had about late. Police during recent given up the own committee his would said in a into fall years," he ab were Communists hope notably ; oh the an report alert. administration's maintained but which few incidents sent the from they trap foreign aid; program! for1 the ComFinally Morse said, a deputy marred the quietest election cam ITALIAN RED Italian Commuing year. sheriff saw Morse driving toward paign since the war although this nist boss Palmiro Togiiatti adHowever the committee made a Middlebury and notified the state strategic nation has the biggest dresses a. political rally in the strong plea' for continued American police at Rutland: Two police cars Red party outside the Iron Cur shadow, of the Basilica St. John were sent from Rutland and two tain. assistance iwith special emphasis : Lateran as Rome's municipal-electioon technical aid to the free world from Middlebury but before they In a new approach the Comma . campaign draws to a as long as the Soviet threat congot very far, Mrs. Boswell had nists put on their' best ' behavior close. Elections will be held i ' .? tinues., telephoned to say her husband had in an attempt to lull democratic today. i arrived. "The. committee slashed $1.1 bilvoters into the belief he Reds 'no Gives No Resistance lion from the administration's $4.9 menace. a were longer ... i Trooper Robert Steeves and Voter apathy was the main con billion foreign, aid request. Much CpL H. Carlyle Lawson rushed to cern of the of the cut was in military aid governing Christian .the home of Mrs. Boswell's par Democratic funds.J-f, and j' members '.j Party; ents, where she. has been living their allies. They a small feared Some members of Republican on a turnout would ' They found Boswell standing and left the the committee are help a preparing to"" the upside porch entrance at the leftists the for report-criticthat cf the gains minority cut. Boswell's of stairs apartment Mrs. local level migh create .chaos in ajeas. Chairman Walter F Georga parents, Morse-said.) councils. of the Senate Foreign Recity "There was i no resistance and -lations told reporter HERBERT FOSTER Committee, ; "By Boswell was not armed," Morse he thinks the House Staff Committee United cut Press Correspondent said. "Within 10 minutes after Mrs. too in deeply money particularly, the was in Boswell .called, , he Senate WASHINGTON (UP) for, the North Atlantic. Treaty 0 county jail at Middlebury. back ordered! have; investigators had Boswell been Police said for testimony next Tuesday a WASHINGTON. (UP) By UNITED PRESS The America out, of ; war" newspaper separated eight or nine months Request Rejected, capmaker and ; a colonel who de The from his wifeJ They "said she left flooding Kootenai River, was State Department Saturday pub advertisement. ;.,A footnote by BOISE (UP) A head-o- n crash nied $27,475 in "kickbacks" that him in Carson City and returned of a new station wagon ana a lished captured German' docu State ..Department historlals said flowing inches from theVtops of edThe House Committee also turn passed between them, n down an administration; request here to live with her family ' that "such an advertisement ap- protective dikes at Bonners Ferry, .loaded with milk Fri ments which said a Sol 0. Schlesinger, owner of the tractor-truc- k j i Mrs. Van Ryne's husband, Tho-- . Idaho for was to and . worked New authority to make long-terYork Times today expected congressman" peared in the Ideal Uniform Cap Co., Freeport, day brought instant death to Republican mas .Van Ryne, 33, is serving a SPRINGVILLE at a remain aid commitments. Instead. T." lev 1940.' foreign Nazi with fc. June ,25, dangerously high Ronald the two occupants of the auto in "close collaboration" Lft drafted a one-yeuntil el prison term in California Newman, 3, son of Mr. and Mrs. N.Y., told the Senate Investigating next sometime week. policy statement de-1940 in an effort The' advertisement appeared propagandists Jn that mobile. ; for passing bad checks. Police said William A. Newman. 130 S.. 1st Subcommittee Friday snouia con dikes aia programs However, the to build protecting cianng over Jths signature "Keep town held charges that he paid kickbacks! Ada County Coroner Russell at the tup isolationist influence she had been living in a motel here as as tinue needed.' long, the nominight GOP presidential uut of war" committee headed and .flood throughout while waiting if or her husband to W., was struck and fatally in to a "Col. Shirley" to keep his Relyea identified the dead as Art ' said were George said he had "nei special fighters convention. they A. William 1 and about 55, nating about theiixa contracts were lie." Hamilton "an Re Leeper, "p.m. Saturday outright; by Fish, jured eet out of prison. to this approach.' I t The documents re publican congressman from New "holding our own" in the battle objection" Col. Louis H. Shirley, contract Rayne, both of CaldwelL "The wealthy blonde .visited her when he ran out from a neigh In its re-report, the committee of ferred also to a need for funds ; ' York rand a leaders of the Isola- against the swollen river. . g bor's; driveway into the path of officer on the purchase of 720,000 State police said the' impact of (Continued'; on Page Four) commended that: Nearly 16,000 acres of $3,0G. in one case and $30,000 to tionist movement. catUe Air Force caps from Ideal,! testi the crash threw Leeper clear an approaching 1. Congress tell its allies this farmland has, been inundated by country truck. in retirement the Kootenai fied that "Schlesinger never of the wreckage, but Rayne's body $40,000 in another to help finance will continue ecenomlc and qow Fish, living and had forced some Thr driver, Larry Madden,-16- , fered me any money at any time had to be pried out of the twisted the unnamed congressman's ac- here; :i told the United Press he 400 help to them as j long as military persons to evacuate their Russia threatens tivities. But they did ..not direct- recalled the "advertisement, but . , I never got any money from metal. the peace and My ton, Utah, was cited for fail-' of ly allege the German embassy he The truck driver, hpmes. license. : anyone. of free nations. ure to have a '.driver's denied ever he liberty emphatically suffered only scratches actually supplied any money.' river continued throughout 2. The administration place "speThe accident ' raised Utah's Schlesinger flatly, deeded earlier Meridian, collaborated" with German The , crash when the bruises on Page Four) and (Continued' Recalls Advertisement cial emphasis". on raising the livtraffic toll to 70, compared., to 62 testimony of . Miss Jane Mackey, turned his officials. Embassy propaganda over. rig One from German the standards and hopes of peoples ' 'message! ' ' ; a sold ing him which of a He firm head said he never received "one year ago. MILWAUKEE, Wis. (UP) The fatalities raised Idaho's 1956 embassy in Washington to; the in countries. . It was child the The for and visors caps, death toll for traffic to 73 persons, cent'': of financial support from straps Rep. Glenn Davis, a '' technical said in Berlin Nazi "he i Ministry Be for from her Foreign cooperation in $27,475 born (point got . German sources." .candidate, stormed the! Wiscon Camp that with 54 last year? by referred to the four program) offers I Roberts, , Calif., "under the table" payments to compared Republican con we wish could "I raised sin convention Saturday, to .de have, 26. j y j countries "economic and officials. He also denied a May gressman as sponsor of a f'keep a million dollars; from American feat Sen. Alexander Wiley for the mai wu ut mim, a Army Robpolitical Wilson John statement development as an alterfrom son William of to: sources such advertise publish party's endorsement for - U.S to native revolution, racialism and A. and June erts, a, former Mackey employe, 'j said Fish. "I sUll be Senator. ments," other extremist action." j? ; to con a the payments 'went lieve-Iwas a terrible mistake Loss of the endorsement was a Tippetts New- that 3. The stress proadministration "Col named tract officer Shirley." Non-Stous to;, go to war against For your week's television grams to encourage man. fc major political setback: for the Ameriprivate p six checks log,1 don't forget to watch for He is survived Schlesinger said the veteran Chippewa Falls, Wis. Germany, to can in .invest capital friendly Fish, a veteran of World War the weekly TV Section which countries. by his parents. he got from Miss Mackey were PARIS senator, who Is finishing his (UP) or defective refunds for damaged , one sister Mel term. However, I, said he has no regrets and no appears regularly in the Monthird World to refused But he completed today Airways Herald. . produce goods. PRESS .UNITED Is one who By y ody, apologies for having done, his ut day Wiley, who was 72 Saturday,! Is of the commercial first the to his books back his flight Besides denial, up program complete most to j 1940 the year old; .four savins it would incriminate him new Douglas get Republican expected to run against Davis in airliner, a State police have reported that national convention to for the full week, the lmjc from n dparents. era the September primary despite adopt a listings 4800 ; Miami drownings had claimed a mile run' nonstop tax officials. income with TV is chockful of news, Section Ronald and Mrs Mr out iof war" platform. loos of the party organization's keep to old in south wife Paris. farm views and pictures on outstandH. R. Newman, and Mr. and Mrs. Chairman John L: McClellan Told In Cook blesr ing. landThe eastern of a Idaho DC7C, video making capable ing ) said the charges against offerings for the W. A. Tippetts, all of Springinside story of the German .'Week, The to New from Paris Lewiston the in northern '..-nonstop ; flights part boy Schlesinger were corroborated York ville. ' 'b carefully-conceale- d ef embassy the head state. of the television - other strongest Since the against urn's apHe warned log witnesses. ; Speaker Rayb v Funeral services will be an- by to sway American public pears only in thte Monday has committed willful winds, returns to, New .York via The victims jwere Mrs. Myrtle forts, "somebody nounced by thetClaudin Funeral toward isolationism dur on Sister Dibs In Texas opinion, 58 Robert and Ellis Monday. Frankfurt, Germany, Eddie, jlRigby, paper, you should be cure to perjury before this committee." i Horned e 1940 was told in a demonaimed at ing Lewiston. 12, save the handv TV Section for , trip, Today's Wiggins, to He ordered Schlesinger HEEER, (UP) Flooding of the pro strating, the plane's long, range. The Wiggins boy plunged over a book, compiled by State DepartMiss BONHAM, Tex. (UP) your use during: the full week. i runoff swollen Provo River near duce his books Tuesday. Lucinda Rayburn, sister; of House started at 4:35 p.m. EDT in Miami retaining wall and drowned in the ment historians from 534 secret It will add much to your viewhere was believed about over to' n (Continued cn Page Four) Clearwater River Speaker Sam Rayburn! and his Need Funds To Expand yesterday and ended at 11:35 a..m ing pleasure. day 'unless heavy, mounts' rains In long-tim- e official hostess Paris, time, an elapsed time of 14 Friday while trying to recover cause more trouble. hours. The average speed was an- arrow he had dropped in the at School Nurse Program Washington, died late Saturday ' Marion Clark, Provo River comBackstairs tho " Hcu;2 j about 330 miles an hour. her home here. river. ' said the' river level is ' LAKE CITY missioner, SALT Miss Rayburn best known as Health Commissioner Dr. (UP) Fishermen tried to save the boy Page to drop rapidly i ia the expected Richard was in her early J. Nelson said "Miss Lu" by throwing their lines to him but next few days if no heavy rains the public ' Central Utah News ........ S Saturday A helicopter Civilian were an unsuccessful. had TOs. She undergone Employes occur f, v schosl nursing prcrcm in Salt Obituaries ...................4 to locate over the river flew and her six weeks aso,! trying out knocked were Three ..3-12 un Sports faction bridges Of Armed Forces To the boy but his body wss net re Lake City cannot be sd condition steadily grew worse. week in the and the river by early less funds are made available by Business News ..13 was at her bedside the board of education. some farmland was inundated. A , Rayburn Increase . covered. ISA Women's News Mrs. Eddie drowned ia Dry Ued . when the end. came. He told la a letter sent to Mayor Adiel Church, School News . ...6A-Swater pipeline to. Charlesr.inr.r.L'.iAN c::nn kic2 cudltorium consisted cf culinary ry near her hems five mUss Creek DeWASHINGTON newsncn that bed last request F. Stewart with the 1CC5 health Editorial Paje, Peter ton broken and the ; town tf was (UP) The Trers VrL'As Hcrr; Writer Necrro sckocl children.. of Risby. Jefferson County Ur.Ii was uiirs water 400 was that no flowers be sent to report. Nelson pointed out the city - Edssn, Frcrli Rottrtson, 9 A fense Department announced to east residents VACIIE-GTCBack(UP) sr.id the Hall Coroner Ncrmsn town well Until reold increases 10A her funeral. day- that, wage Comic Pa$ previous drowEdss was accidental. pays for 83 per cent of the proTwo thir-- 3 vezVy struck the from the stairs at th- - Vhite House: made. could j be of civilian ly granted VI've had my flowersJ Please, gram, which he said had to be aassL"ld AZveHizlT employes Mr. showed r.T.; Fres:-- ct cznzz ths snow pro pairs efwill forces as the become cut five per cent last year tscsuss Cclsred Ccrr.irs tzl Fcnily no flowers," hz quoted her armed, V.zzx by tr.3 white Hours ccr.ccra V:,z ' ether day abcut th? duced to P.cvccl fective of Archl:i:!:ci besinnins lack .t: of, Sunday. mency. stcre-tsrccrrcr-cr.'rrcf health his sayirs. bst v.zzlz: agriculture Communist Seek Gains In Italian Elections . I -- , I y i , er . 7 -- 4- 4 if " , - ; '- '- - - -- - , - down-with-Stal- in . L -:,-- n '!'"'", 1 , ! , Capmaker, Colonel to Testify Ag am , i ' I l ' . ivJ - . i ! , , j ; ? " ; j i - :- - . i - . Captured German Documents Show Congressman Worked In 2 Killed With Nazi Propaganda In '40 Heddon Crash j j . Kootenai River Only Inches from Tops of the Dikes widely-separate- j Tot Run Over By Truck - t- . . -- . ! f- ; . I .';.;'; i- -, -- ! - ' I i -- ? " t tf:, 7 x - 1- i . . ' - 4 , f - : " - , r . 5 " 1 if vv. i . lack-lust- 1 v Free World i , j j (D-GA- lit . In Springville ; al j "well-know- m . - ar pfa i . . i ' long-secr- j -- et . 1 ' low-lyin- lV4-o- n - Wiley! Loses : , Ace-Kusle- Endorsement r . : j : -- . I . under-develop- ! last-minu-te J - ; Tvo Drovn Airliner Makes Flight ? 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