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Show 3fc. .. f . ' w v- - " TV -- ? - .....- ft f- - I : ..m..nn I ' ir III ml 'f IHIU'lH H J - ' - - - v t - j -J V"'-?5- ! JUNE 8. 195 13 Utah County, Utah BENSON SWINGS INTO SECOND LAP OF TWO-DA- Y FARM TOUR PTTV k TTn wi - tw-d- - SUNDAY, NEBRASKA CITY. Neb. (UP) rioned them closely on drought Agriculture Secretary Ezra T. conditions and on their reaction to CUT WASHINGTON Vladi ltr (UP on the sec- - the new farm program. Bcnson spm Saturday Utah Board of Examiners Saturday imir Mikheev, the Soviet Embassy a ond iaim ivuj up saia ne inuna intense interest : lap. . approved the application bv a statistician who tried to get infor- - in to- - jn tiie soil bank new OI. quesi S U. suggestions ion mat eovefnmen.t from provisions of the of Couratv Weber businessgroup lot ward the of AmeriDroeram men for establishment of a bank employes, has gone home for a can bettering farmers. "vacation." in the area in T rr.... SUNDAY HERALD Soviet Envoy Leaves For A 'Vacation' Examiners Okeh Appl ication For Five Points Bank Five-Poin- y Ogden I t ' ' t t n The rulftg to grant the applica Sergei Bogomolov. Soviet em- - Southwest Iowa.r1 on the first I I J I W I I VI leg aiH satr. third .rretArv tion overruled an earlier decision as suc Fnday hhly by state bank examiner Lewis S.lda. that the inquiring statistician SS,LU ,w J ' WVJ,V,VJ,,VJ Leatham denying the application. land his family left quietly several The hard working secretary put Leatham previously had turned days ago. i? OAKL ND Calif ivp 8 .12"il0ur,.day le.cUnR croPs down the application on grounds! "He has gone out of S Adm. Richard tired Edwards. aa- that banking facilities in the area try." Sogomolov said. "I hea,rd af vesioc,K- ana so'icmng de?Qy cmmandor jr rhirf of tne 81A were sumcient at present. ia""ri5 ai U. S Fleet and deputv chief of ihe went to vacation " fvltc The group making the aoolica-- i Mikh ev rfnartur u o c mlnn. naval nrvflra t ion s Hnnrxo W'nrlH tion had appealed Leatham's y as far as the United States He wa scheduled to make stops War II. diied of a heart ailment ing to the board of examiners. was concerned Rirt com, it s n Otoe, Seward and Lancaster Saturday at the Naval hosmtal The bank, to be known as the authorities think his counties in Nebraska southeast, nere whrre he had been a natient Bank of Ben Lomond, has a sub- - from his Washington post will be el corner early Saturday beforcifor seven weeks. He was 71 scribed capital of $80,000 and a permanent. meeting state agriculture officials; Edwards four marxadmiri of $20,000 surplus Mikheev became a center of 31 intt,inand a native of Philadelphia, had The examiners still have an ap- - controversy when it was disclosed. Benson pulled himself through lived since his retirement in July, . iMMVt'-ka ounaing j' ana iloan tnat he sought information from .barbed wire fences, and walked 1947. in San Francisco. vhcre he junauuu to farmers association in Bountiful before! Air Force economist Sidney Hat-'ou- t their established his residence fter his .,. n unisiuu on uie appjica- - Kin. men susDenaeo on sern.ritv ctods to taiK to cultivating a uiem. ne ones- - last activp nnt ajDnnw-- n tion Dy a group of Davis County grounds' but now back on the fed- Reof the Pacific icommarder Dusinessmen is expected eral payroll. Two government li- - tacted them in hit quest for spe- - serve Fleet with headquarters in month. brarians also said Mikheev con- - cial data. San Francisco ts ' T" hsv 4 A m m ml ,inun Rntimri "J1? A Aritn rn h" oc in" HnUnJ - the-coun- - 1 - rul-Ur- "vtirW ir The resignation of Foreign Minister V. M. Molotov (L), one of the last of the "old Bolsheviks" in th n government, will convince many people that Stalinism is really dead. When Stalin died, Molotov was one of the triumvirate that took over. A struggle developed between Molotov on the one hand and Premier Georgi Malenkov and police boss Lavrenti Beria on the other. The purging of Beria and subsequent replacing of Malenkov lifted Molotov's prestige temporarily but the rise of Nikita Khrushchev soon pushed the old Bolshevik Stalin began and it aside. Then the campaign to on out. was This photo, made the Molotov that clear way became in 1947 during a review in Ked Square, was first used when Stalin was drawn through his figure leaving the other died and " three who were to iengage in a struggle for power. Then when Beria was purged a second "X" was added. The removal of Malenkov as Premier found "three down and one to go." The departure of Molotov Friday poses a question that the Red leaders will have to answer sooner or later: will he be relegated to a minor position as was Malenkov or will he just "disappear" Molotov, Oiit of Step, Had To Be Dumped Before Tito Visit 18,000 More Auto Workers Laid Off TOUR LITTLE INDIANS' an-"X- post-Stali- By DONALD J. GONZALES United Press Staff Correspondent WASHINGTON (UP) Foreign Minister V.M Molotov was plainly out of step with his new bosses and had to be dumped on the eve of Marshal Tito's much heralded visit to Moscow, American officials said Saturday. Evidence has piled up for Molomonths that the tov was on his way out as foreign minister. Some officials here have suspected that he openly questioned the new Soviet foreign policy line and was reduced to a figurehead long ago. Therefore experts do not expect any major or dangerous warlike shifts in Moscow foreign policy now that Dmitri Shepilov, an ace Communist propagandist, has suc ceeded Molotov as foreign minis Ex-Sovi- et ld from the Russian political scene? Left to right above are tov, Stalin, Malenkov and Beria. (UP Telephoto). WASHINGTON (UP) un-jth- ifrT' s e mm TO V BEAUTIFUL, COLORFUL; DURABLE mm nn nn EVERYTHING i YOU r i v: EMM UWU J u u and WANT BRIDE'S GIFT IDEA 4- 7-F- rv BUDGET PRICED! itu UMBRELLA T a choice of gay summertime colors, full seven-fodiameter, pole included. In k I '- - - NEED 9) 95 ot IS FROM. WkG DO' OD lrfn)S . . . UMBRELLA TABLE All metal hole in center for umbrella. Choice of colors m ' ' 4 xX . i . v. v.:. nj ' 't ... ? " - I. f SSf B "Jurt Try VfcsiS "The Garry Moore Show- - 5ff!" M stT The Smooth, 1? i M Si Offi- SALT LAKE CITY (UP) cials of the Utah Shorthand Reporters, Assn. today expressed alarm over a possible shortage of certified shorthand reporters in the state. 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