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Show Ike Warned Reciprocal Trade 'Kennedy said' that when the By UNITED PRESS resume next week, the hearings Demo--- WASHINGTON (UP) will to find out if committee critic backers of a bill, to extend names signed to try some of the cards Trade Program the: Reciprocal warded President Eisenhower to"serious day the measure is in trouble" unless he drums ' up 'more Republican support. .) said r Rep. Hale Boggs House the by would pass the bill Pr'es if the a comfortable margin idenf could get half '.of the House GOP members to vote against crippling amendments. Otherwise, Boggs and other supporters said", .it could be transformed into a tariff boosting measure. The bill authorizes the President to cut tariffs 25 per cent over the next five years. The. House Ways and'. Means Committee, which approved the legislation Thursday, is scheduled to meet Wednesday for a final vote on sending it to the floor. Boggs, a Ways and Means Committee member, said "Now it's up to the President to translate his support for the bill into some Republican support for it on tne , - (D-La- i. -- -- -- floor."-- " 'Butchers' Union Probe Robert F. Kenthe Senate ; Rackets Chief Counsel nedy said Committee will try next' week to determine whether a Butchers Union organizing drive in the New York area was marred by fraud as well as coercion. The committee has heard and the the Butchers charges that A&P food store chain made a 6ecret agreement under which company officials "pressured'' clerks to sign cards stating they wanted the butchers union as their bargaining agent. Charles A. Schimmat, A&P labor adviser, testified Friday he agreed to an arrangement committing the clerks to a week for five years three years more than the published contract called for. 45-ho- ur i President said he would have liked the committee to make two "quite important" changes In the language of the measure, which were forgeries. was a substitute for the legislaReds Collect Duties tion he originally; submitted. But The House Committee on he said he hoped the changes Activities has report- would be made on the House ' ed the Soviet Union, is reaping floor. more than 100 million dollars anAppropriations The House Apnually, from customs duties im- propriations Committee approved posed on food, and clothing parcels a $917,140,000 money bill to run sent behind the Iron Curtain ' by the Commerce Department, the private citizens. Panama Canal," the Civil AeroThe' committee" claimed Russia nautics Board, the Airways uses part of the levies to support Board, the St. Lawrence the party activities of 100,000 Ca- Seaway Corp., and net Tariff nadian Communists. Many of the Ckmmission in the fiscal year berelief parcels are shipped from ginning July 1. It slashed seven Canada, . it said, and ., the duties per cent from the President's origpaid on them range between 20 inal budget request, but okayed and 30 million' dollars a year. every penny asked for research on in Congress development of rocket Major developments :' Friday' fuels. Defense The House Armed ServIncidents The Senate Foreign ices Committee unanimously ap- Relations Committee decided to proved a military reorganization begin secret hearings Monday on bill, which won praise from Presi- the recent wave of dent Eisenhower as a "construct- riots abroad including the attacks ive" attempt to solve the Penta- on Vice President Richard M. gon's "main difficulties." The Nixon during his SouthJ American F. Theodore tour. Chairman said State DepartGreen ment and Central Intelligence Agency officials would testify on incidents in South America, Lebanon and elsewhere. .CanadaLivingston T. MerchJACKSONVILLE, Fla. (UP) An aerial collision between a jet ant, U.S. ambassador to Canada, Comfighter and a photo reconnais- told the Foreign Relations has sance plane near- the mouth of mittee a "change of climate" relations. the St. Johns River Friday killed worsened feel Canadians rethat testified He four Navy fliers, the Navy for grantthem takes this country ported. A ifth flier, Lt. ( jg) David ed, and "they don't like it." Prof. 24, of Garden City, N.Y:, P. E. Corbett of Princeton Universafely, ejected from hie Cougar sity said Canadians were deeply Internal Sejet fighter plane after the colli- offended by a Senate sion and parachuted to earth un- curity Subcommittee report attributing Communist connections to injured. Herbert E. The, identities of the victims, all Canadian diplomat suicommitted Norman Norman.' occupants of the AJ2P photo plane, were withheld pending no- cide last year 'after the, charges were first made public. tification of kin. SAN; FRANCISCO .(UP) ( . v Asst. U.S. Atty. Donald B. Con-stisaid that Castlen went to hear Graham at the San Francisco Cow Palace, where he now ne Mod-ernizati- on ; . CITY (UP) Heart diseases accounted for 32.6 per, cent of all deaths in Utah during the first, three months of 1958, the State Health Department reported Saturday. All deaths totaled 1,484 including 484 from the diseases of the heart. Daggett and Rich were the only counties reporting ' no deaths during the quarter. The department's monthly report also said there was a sharp increase in marriage annulments for March with 18 This compared with 8 for February and 5 for j . By ROBERT STRAND mission.. in the Colorado River system. United Press Staff Correspondent jNew Mexico completed its case; .Cross examinerp attempted to on which he SAN FRANCISCO iUP) Utah, Friday, presenting evidence to discredit the facts the last of five states to offer; evi back its clamv to115,500 annual based his estimate of Western dence in the complex Colorado acre feet of water flowing from New Mexico's present and poten tial water uses. Riyer water suit, was - scheduled within its .i, borders and into the' j before lower basin oMKeColorado. Most of New Mexco's last day Supreme Court Special Master Siwas taken up with a grilling by mon H. Rifkind. Utah attorney General E.J. Cal- opposition lawyers of Philip B. lister said he would claim 125,250 Mutz, hydrologist of the New annual acre feet flowing from his Mexican interstate Streams t, state into the lower basin, mainly over the precious water through the Virgin River system. He said he expected to complete his case Tuesday. FINGERLESS MAN HONORED Then, as all states will have GATLINBURG, Tenn. (UP) finished their affirmative case, James Houts, who has no fingers the hearings were expected to re- on cess until July when they would to his right hand and fingers only joint on his left hand, resume to hear lengthy rebuttal wonthe first a state-wid- e art contest here testimony. His watercolor of a Wednesday. The suit is a dispute among Cal- market scene-woan annual conifornia, Arizona, Nevada, Utah, test sponsored by the General New Mexico and the federal gov- - Federation of Women Clubs. to begin its case Monday SEE US FOR WHEEL CHAIRS j Com-ernmen- fCESATfti C t MACS J i an CARPENTER' SEED j j - y, COMPANY gf ""jfBL (ON THE SPRINGVILLE ROAD) -- HAS Deplores Nudity In Advertising nine-year-o- ld U.S.-Canadian Mc-Culle- LAKE SALT Six Children Die In Blaze (D-R.- I.) Four Navy Fliers Killed In Crash Accounts For Most Deaths is conducting a crusade. Following the sermon by the evangelist, Castlen consulted Graham's assistants and decided to turn himself in. January. "This is the highest number of annulments ever recorded in one month," the report said. Divorces totaled 173 for March and 148 for February. For the three month period, divorces totaled 480 compared with 432 for the corresponding quarter of 1957. Marriages during the period toSix taled 1,161 compared with 1,215 PHOENIX, Ariz. (UP) children of two families perished for the same quarter in 1957. There were 2,324 live births re Friday night when fire swept the in Utah during March cramped three - room apartment ported for the first in which they lived, the fire de- boosting the totl to 1958 of 5,747. partment reported. A seventh quarter child escaped. The six victims, all under seven years of age, were being cared for by a boy while the two mothers were working. John Cleveland Stafford 9, esLLANDUDNO , Wales (UP) caped through a window of the England's women Liberals Thursframe apartment building and day deplored the way advertisers tried in vain to pull another are using near-nud- e women to out. The children boost the sales of corsets and youngster dropped back into the blazing brassieres. room as flames ehot out the winOne delegate, Mrs. Edward dow. Halindine, voiced what appeared Firemen said the apartment had to be a widespread, view: "We no electricity. 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