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Show ) .v. 10 -- SUNDAY, MAY. 18, 1958 Utah County, Utah , SUNDAY HERALD Vinson Defense Bill Not Deaid; Claim 'A De Gau l I Backers Hold U pper Hand in Algiers (UP) J acaues Soustelle, chief political supporter of the army coup in Algiers and right hand man of Gen. Charles de Gaulle, arrivedf. here Saturday after escaping heavy police surveillance in Paris. Jt, raThe Algiers dio said Soustelle had. joined the military junta in the governor's palace and it called upon the European and Moslem citizens of Algiers to mass before 'the palace for a jubilant welcome for the fight wing leader. Soustelle, 46, is governor general of Algeria and a Gaullist member of the National Assembly. His virulent campaign for an ironfisted policy in North Africa helped bring down the government of former Premier Felix Gaillard and brought France to ' its current crisis. . s - "4, - i ? - ALGIERS rebel-controll- police (D-Ga- ed 37-m- an 600,-00- 0, (D-Tex- .). " Pflimlin May Bring Order pro-Fren- ch j -- , . r - w . Out of Chaos . I Soustelle had been placed under' guard in his apartment shortly after the military com mand in Algeria formed its junta early this week and pledged its allegiance to de Gaulle. Reports said he had fled from Paris by way of Spain with the help of a police official favorable to de Gaulle. Trucks with loudspeakers roared through the streets of the capital of France's "overseas province" broadcasting .his arrival. They urged Europeans and Mos lems alike to give Soustelle a hero's welcome at the Forum the huge square in front of the Governor's Palace where the junta has its headquarters. Soustelle arrived as the junta, led by Lt: Gen. Raoul Salan, tightened its grip on Algeria. It extended its organization Friday by "comsetting up a province-wid- e coorto of mittee safety" pubdic U.S. Encouraged dinate Jie work of similar local committees in cities and' towns throughout Algeria. A crowd of 45,000 persons Friday night hailed Salan, paratroop Brig. Gen. Jacques Massu and other committee leaders. estimated Army spokesmen were of the crowd nearly halfj Arabs, who swarmed out of the Casbah .waving banners bearing such slogans as "Algeria WASHINGTON (UP) American is French" land "Vive Salan and Officials expressed guarded opti Massu." mism Saturday that Premier Pierre Pflimlin would be able to bring order out of near chaos and preserve France as a solid NATO ally. V Their, encouragement stemmed chiefly from Pflimlin's successful maneuver in winning special emergency . powers from Parliament to cope with the crisis. But WASHINGTON (UP) The hun authorities cautioned that Pflimlin has a long, rocky road to gry African lion which killed a girl at the travel before he will be certain little blonde-haire- d Zoo Washington of avoiding disaster. probably will not The officials' private "guidance" pay with its own life, a zoo ofended strict secrecy that had ficial said Saturday. a visitor been clamped on aid .U.S. diploJulie Ann Vogt, 2 mats dealing with the French from Canada, was snatched into n crisis. But the State Department the outdoor cage of a stil refused to comment officially brother and 6ister lion pair Frid on the French political picture ex- day. The child was decept to say it was watching de- capitated by the narrow bars velopments "with' great care and while her horrified grandfather attention." and sister watched. Associate National- Zoological Congress was concerned, too. Senate Democratic Whip Mike Park Director J. Lear Grimmer Mansfield (Mont.) said the French said fate of the killer, believed to 'crisis was the "most significant1 be the female called incident since the end of World Queenie or Princess, would be deWar II." He said potentialities of cided after a complete investigathe explosive situation "are enor- tion. mous but it is a question which But he said he did not think the the French have to settle for guilty cat would be killed. themselves." "What good would that do?" he (D- Sen. Hubert Humphrey r- asked. The male lion, called Caesar, said France was "really . Minn.) close to civil war" and such a Pashah, or Baron, mauled a development could be a staggering girl about five years ago Wow to the Western defense alli- before he came to "the zoo. .Both ance. He said France's loss to beasts are former circus perform- the Western alliance would be a ers. Julie's father, Benjamin Vogt, a great victory for Russia. truck driver, was scheduled to ar rive by ar from his home in Chilliwack, British Columbia. He will join the little girl's moth er, sister Judy, 4, and grandfa ther, Harry . Jackson, 67, whose leisurely vacation trip through the United States was turned into a nightmare by the tragedy. . Police said Julie Ann broke Sunday, May 18 away from her grandfather, PROVO through an iron guard The Bridge on, the squeezed Academy and tried to feed the lions River Kwai,wlth William Holden rail, some peanuts. The Long Hot Paramount One of the lions lashed out, Summer, with Joanne Woodward grabbing the little girl by one The Golden Age of Uinta leg. She screamed, and Jackson Comedy, and John and Julie. on her shouted for I Married pulled and beat arms, Pioneer Motor Vu lion with his the help, a Woman, and The Quiet Amer cane. ican. But the girl was swished . LEHI .through the cage bars, which Royal Closed. inches were three and one-ha. WASHINGTON (UP) House last week of May or the first their civilian secretaries. This, he military Investigators, who agreed jweek of June. Kilday said he argued, tooj often leads to chalto most of President Eisenhow- foresaw overwhelming House ap- lenges of the defense secretary'! er's defense reorganization plan, proval as the bill stands - now. authority. indicated Saturday they may next He cited the : unanimous 32-- 0 would bill The committee turn their attention to the civilian committee vote and the Presi- change thisj. to say the services side of tfce Pentagon. dent's letter generally endorsing are separately "organized" under The House Armed Services Com roe legislation. their secretaries, but that the deHouse Fight Possible mittee approved a bill Friday fense secretary exercises his powBut if the administration insists er "through" them. Eisenhower which, with two important excepon met with the President's aptrying - to make two changes wants this last provision removed tions, which the President called "quite from the bill. A bill rival proval. proposed by there could be some important" Chairman Carl Vinson .) Hits At Veto Power7 , fireworks on the House floor. The President also objected to practically was ignored by the The first point concerned the a provision inserted by the comgroup. President's request, for Congress mittee to insure that Congress reBut the Vinson bill is not dead, to a repeal provision that the tains veto power to overrule any according to Rep. Paul JKilday and Air Force are move to transfer or merge comNavy Army, Kilday and assistant administered" "separately by bat functions of the services, Republican House leader Leslie C. Arends (HI.) the measure. Has Different Aim Kilday said the Vinson bill was aimed, at the civilian aspects of thePentagon organization.' Its major features would have wiped HOLDS THIRD WEEK AS out 44 of the 29 Pentagon secreand limited the defense taries, now 2,400 secretary's staff PROVO'S TOP MOVIE to 800. "That bill k not abandoned,' he declared. ENTERTAINMENT! The President's bill, Kilday said, emphasized the "military side." He said the committee's rr.v,v Wrt with this angle and COLUMBIA PrCTUSES hearings dealt presaoU A SAM SPIEGEL PftOOUCTiON therefore the legislation approved 'Friday did, too. 17ILLIAH IIOLDEtl The committee's bill is expected to reach the House Qoor the While on visit in Chicago, Soviet Ambassador Mikhail Henshi-kocenter, laughed jokingly with Oarl Sandburg, left, and Aldlai Stevenson, while attending ierfQrmance of Russian Moiseyev folk dancers, Frjday. Prior to speech earlier in the day, Menshikov was greeted by group of pickets proof small enslavement USSR. countries by European (IjP Telephoto) testing SOVIET ENVOY v, sign-jcarryi- KWAI! KWAI! ECWAI! 7.V.V.V.V. 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Owner Paul Sealdy 6aid the SPRINGVILLE remained in burglars The Sheepman, and the store apparently j Art City when it was closed for Invisible Boy. the night. The safecrackers, ap.The Ten Command Rivoli parently professionals, peeled a ments, with Charlton Heston. small safe in the store. SPANISH FORK Arch i Raintree County. . , PAYSON . St. Louis Blues, with Huish Eartha Kitt. IN AMERICAN FORK NEPHI j. T Open: 7: 00 Show at 7:30 . Venice Cattle Empire, with . Adults 60c Children FREB Joel McCrea. Showing Sun. Mon. Tuei. I I I iI '. SHOW 7:50 65 c lf Attention! 1 Delightfoll" .; ; GARY v The girl who waited! t - i - SAINT ld 1 S . I n" JI I 1 . , 90c 65c (With Fox Cards) , Place, with Lana Turner. For Whom the Bell Starlite Tolls, and Fear Strikes Out." After 5 and Sat Snn duits Students . .90c i Children 35c All Times I n EVA MARIE ous explosion Students I NOON I 5 ... Adults 12:20-3:1- 5 TAYLOR U.S. 'Til FEATURE TI51ES: ELIZABETH ster probably caused the mysteri MMCS DONALO oa tut nowi loved two women! BLAME DEPTH CHARGE Au SYDNEY, Australia (UP) thorities now believe that an un- exploded World War II depth charge and not a , college prank- NAVMUUMA d introdoclnc GEOFFREY HOftNC ' mractM b, DAVID LEAN Scieanptor tor PIERRE BOUUX in the groat tradition of Civil War romance! . AMERICAN FORK Coral Peyton CSSUt SCAKS CLIFF Company spokesmen said the mishap was being investigated by the State Insurance Commission and State Industrial Commission. rail-ca- r. crrao irais qdued t" CHILDREN FREE which rocked the destroyer Renshaw in the harbor here last Wednesday. A An official said Shields was skindiver Friday found a crater cleaning up loose rock and was 10 feet in diameter and 10 feet about to leave the tunnel when deep at the spot where the blast the mishap occurred. Shields is occurred. survived by a wife and two children in Murray. The present mace in the U. S. The tunnel in which he was House of Representatives has working will be extended to 1,300 been in use there since 1841. between the shovel and the BQDD6E OH TTC3E Open 7; Start Dusk Regular Prices ADULTS 65c feet, then loaded with explosives for a blast to crush mere rock for the fill, which will replace SP's wooden trestle Lucin Cutoff across the lake. The blast will be staged in July. old 33-ye- ar construction worker was crushed to death deep inside a tunnel here Friday where he was working on part of the Southern Pacific Railroad's Great Salt Lake fill project. The victim was Richard G. Shields of Murray, an employe of Morrison-Knudse- n Construction Co prime contractor for the project. Spokesmen said Shields was operating a mucker at the far end of a "coyote hole" 650 feet, inside a rock cliff when the shoveling machine struck a piece of solid rock. The jolt knocked the mucker off its track and broke the shovel. 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