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Show WASHINGTON WINDOW WEDNESDAY,. APRIL 15, 1959 Utah County. Utah 7 DAILY HERALD o mmooisfs Ballyhoo YoutSi WASHINGTON WINDOW By LYLE C. WILSON United Press International The poWASHINGTON (UPD litical undertow: U.S.. Communists are bally-hooin- g a Youth March on Washington timed for next Saturday, April 18. It will be a propaganda protest march in behalf of further federal action on civil rights for Negroes. The demonstrators will march by bus from cities as distant as Chicago, according to "The Sunday Worker," publication of the Communist Party. U.S.A. The marchers probably will peacefully picket the White House, a well tested propaganda tactic. A delegation will seek audience with President Eisenhower and fail, a sure fire publicity gimmick. "The Sunday Worker" said 300 buses had been chartered as of a week ago, 150 of them in New York the American Retail Federation is just back from a pulse-feelin- g .) (ARF): Sen. Barry Goldwater City. swing through Wisconsin and Inn efcalls the Kennedy-Ervidiana. He opened his campaign The Committee for Constitu- fort a sweetheart bill, meaning for the farm vote on April ill in tional Government, New York, is that the labor leaders love it. In Appleton, Wis., pleading the Cause farm and urgballyhooing for a grass roots re- its latest salvo against the bill, of the family-siz- e bellion, against big time govern- ARF asserts that the current ver- ing farm cooperatives to help bill farmers jointly to protect themment spending, against currency sion of the Kennedy-Ervi- n to union add would the organi- selves on the price level. Kennedy inflation, against paying government bills with borrowed money, zer's weapons a "prehearing elec- learned the hard way that nomiagainst increasing the national tion" procedure which, in effect, nating' conventions favor, a friend debt. The Committee warns: "The would enable union organizers to of the farmer. He lost the 1956 buying power of your dollar al- impose on small businessmen Democratic vice presidential nomiready has been cut drastically by "rigged elections." ARF is an af- nation to Gen. Estes Kefauver, d national and Tenn. Kennedy's voting record on inflation. It is going to be cut filiation of Retail Associations such as the 1956 farm bill which Eisenmuch further. . . to as low as a state 10 cent, dollar. . . Unless you take the National Association of Chain hower vetoed apparently was a - choice besteps now." The purchasing pow- Drug Stores the .Alabama Council major factor in the tween Kefauver and .ji Kennedy, er of the U.S. dollars has been of Retail Merchants. trimmed by inflation in the past Kennedy had voted- - for and , KeMassachusetts' Sen. John F. fauver had voted against flexible 20 years to less than 50 cents. Kennedy is facing up to the fact farm price supports. Ke n n ed y Heaviest barragr of protest that a politician with presidential voted against 100 per cent parity ambitions needs to be known as support for wheat used as food against the proposed Kennedy-Er-vi- n a- friend of the 'farmer!, Kennedy for human beings. He voted comes from bill control labor (R-Ariz- 70-od- . ; - ... . . 1 U. S. Air Force In Europe to Be Reinforced t By CHARLES CORDDRY United Press International next fall with the giant nev' F105 fighter plane that can deliver nucUar weapons with pinpoint accuracy, while fjying much faster than sound. Disclosing this today, pilots secraft delected to fly the n scribed it as probably the longest-rang- e jet fighter in the world. It can carry a hydrogen or an atomic bomb. Its top speed is about 1,400 miles an hour and it thus apparently will be the first fighter in Europe able to fly twice the speed of sound. Its range is at least. 1,500 miles and can be extended' with' extra fuel tanks or inflight refueling. Bombing Demonstration Slated - Four crack pilots, including Maj. Claire P. Chennault, son of the famed general who led the Flying Tigers in China, .were here from Eglin Air Force Base, Fla.; for a bombing demonstration in connection with the First World Congress of Flight. Tuesday, Eldwood, R. Quesada, administrator of the new Federal Aviation Agency, told delegates from nearly 50 nations attending the congress that the; government was going to crack down hard in allocating "dwindling" air space sought by' both the military and X '' commercial groups. ' Quesada said. some- of the areas restricted solely to . military air operations are "unreasonably" large and must go. "There is going to be a great deal of competition for our dwindling air space," the former Air Force lieutenant general said, and the FA A probably will "make few friends" in laying down new regulations for its use. (UPD r I ' M i the word that killed off RobTaft's 1952 effort to get ert the Republican presidential nomination- is being heard again, but not so loudly, against Vice President Richard M. Nixon. The word about Taft in 1952 was: "He can't win." The Republican Party most desperately wanted a winner in 1952. Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower was nominated in preference to A. Taft because the. general was an Look Magaalmost sure "Shoo-izine just has polled Republican county chairmen and other grass roots politicos on their choice be o Notorious Criminal In Mexico MEXICO CITY (UPD Frank Lawrence Sprenz, Ohio's flying bank jobber and one of the FBI's 10 d criminals, was en route to the U.S. border today Un the custody of Mexican police. Sprenz, 29, of Akron, Ohio, was arrested Tuesday when he returned from a fishing trip to an island off the Yucatan Peninsula. Two American comDa- nions, apparently tourists, were held for questioning at Merida, most-wante- Co-sum- el, Yucatan, but their names were not released. Sprenz was flown here and hustled into a car for the trip to the border, where he will be deported for illegal entry arid turned over to U.S. officials. The Interior Ministry refused to say which U.S. entry point be was being . taken to. The fugitive, described by U.S. ALL THAT. MEAT officials as a mastei criminal, an MUNCIE, Ind. (UPD Police accomplished liar and a talented had eluded an are seeking thieves who are rid- actor, network for more than a year ing high on the hog specifically, after breaking out of Jail at Akd a truckload of pork. ron. FBI-polic- e 27,000-poun- FSMMISY n. tween Nixon and New York Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller for 1960. Some said they doubted Nixon could be elected but they put a new twist on it. They were for wmmmmmm 1 i u him, anyway, on principle. Cowley Urged For Supreme Court " Judge Charles OGDEN (UPD G. Cowley of the. Second District Court in Ogden is reported to be- recommended to Gov. George D. Clyde to fill the Utah Supreme Court vacancy left by the death of Justice George W. Worthen. Weber County Bar Assn. Presi- ident Paul Thatcher said the group is expected to make that recommendation, although no for mal action has yet been set. The earliest electrical hearing Judge Cowley is senior judge aid was larger than a console TV on the Second District Court bench set and weighed more than th-- and is a ' former juvenile court person using it. judge. ; X ma. 1) - against the whole bill, one of three senate Democrats to do so. Today j is the deadline for filing your fed eral income tax return. The law says your return must be in the hands of your district director of internal revenue by midnight or you may be charged interest on any taxes you owe. Nearly 61 million taxpayers .are expected to file returns for the 1958 calendar year. J i . inforced Deadline Today For Income Tax WASHINGTON i The U.S. LAS VEGAS (UPD A'ir Force in Europe will be re- . airch FBI Picks Up EVERY FABRIC JUST FOR SUMMER! .V. ....-..- . tfr??y?T.r''?..TfyyK v.vMy.:.'.-.:.:.:.:..v;- . KWA'.v''4'. :v, f - : ::: y .x ' :. ''. :: .': .6 s. v.- .,'. i ' - POPULARI-NE- Wl 25-to- ; f - f V - RENT " HOP SACKING 1 TERRY CLOTH THIS 4 MOVING VAN MAU MAU LEADER RELEASED Mau Mau leader Jomo Kenyata and four top lieutenants of the , terrorist movement which spread death across Kenya for years, were released from prison Tues.day. They were restricted to a remote district. (Herald-UP- I Telephoto) anti-whi- te I SAVE rauj, English Navy Real Stickler on Rules LONDON (UPD Royal Navy dar set. ' 530 - S- - UNIVERSITY AVE. XiM "SAILORETTE" ZMARVELSHEEN" r COTTON CHINO S.ti j , S "WHALETONE" C CO. PROVO, UTAH SPECIAL! 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