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Show ! 1 t 2 THURSDAY, MAY 14, 1933 DAILY HERALD Utah County. Utah Strikers Shift: to New Tactics Some Farmers Lease State Land for 250 Then Rent It to Soil Bank for $7-$- 9 An Acre tea By WILL BERNARD Unlike many churchgoers, Arthur .paid unflag-priattention to every word spoken by the minister. One Sun- ' jumped to his feet. "You're wronr on that point," he od the startled minister. Turning to the congregation, he asked permisnets from' the sion to speak and hearing no objectloii launched into Cotton (Mills, shifted to an explanation of his point, of view. seek taitlcs Wednesday night and I The following dayt on the- complaint of several mempeppered the cars of workers with gunfire as .they bers; Arthur was arrested for "disturbing a religious ' ;.' drove homeward. v meeting." All was quiet outside the mills "Not guilty," said Arthur firmly in court. "The minat the of end the gates night ister made a mistake and it was my duty to correct him." shift Wednesday but strikers ap"But not in such a public manner," Sreplied the proseparently seeking to duck a court cutor. "He certainly did disturb a religibus4(meeting and order aimed at halting violence, that is a misdemeanor under our laws." took to the roads out of HENDERSON, N. C (UPI) -Textile barred .strikers, by National Guardsmen with bayo- 1 1 I . , ; WASHINGTON (UPI) investigators reported Gov-ernme- nt to- day that some New Mexico and Colorado farmers have leased state land for 23 cents an acre and then rented it to the federal soil bank program for $7 to $9. The report by General Account-dur- e is JegaU They said that if a was made to a House agricultural appropriations subcommittee. ' The GAO agents said they found 12 cases in Curry County, N. M., where land leased from the state had been placed in the soil bank conversation reservel In one case, they said, "about 550 acres leased for 25 cents an v Quotes In The News acre was placed in the reserve at an annual rental rate of $3 an acre." "How . 0 In Colorado, the GAO gators said, agriculture ment records showed that operators in 16 counties acres of state-owne- d Ei- . - . nominations: . "The kind of delaying tactics, "the kind of attacks made upon them, upon their integrity, is something that must haye some kind of purpose other than mere searching into their competence' 4 conservation depart- 49'farm had role in congressional labor inves' ' tigations: ' "Our enemies are using the exposure of the sins of a few against the entire r labor movement. 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' (Copyright 1959, General Features Corp.) 111 M EED! m . 4 J Hur-ley- es Parley W, Hale, executive retary of .the commission, said Salt' Lake area grocery chains have been conducting a price war that is harming independent operators. VOUil OWW IW! f . j i in sec- Vodka, Martini or Bloody Mary? Screwdriver or Vodka Highball? Whichever drink you prefer, be sure irs made with Smirnoff Vodka. I Government in any business from bankruptcy. Contino V attorney Errimett ', said all debts had been paid off or provided for by the musi- - Kill Reader's Court $1 60 a year in advance. Herald telephone numbers: For editorial, circulation, ad' vertising and sports call . 0. 01 NAME FITS WINDSOR, England (UPI) Hockey Brian Swift, living up to his name, was fined $14 for speeding in his car. 6 $19,20 for, onist Dick Contino, who in 1957 declared! himself bankrupt with liabilities of $32,000, petitioned federal court Wednesday for release X- ei months in advance $9 60 One yeat in advance ' $19.20 By mail anywhere In" the United States or its possessions. $1.60 per month; $9.60 for six months in advance; (UPI) Accordi- 1 in Utah County: Per month LOS ANGELES j . ht Eckhardt Gets Coaching Post ht st post New Orleans-bor- n (UPI) jazzman Sidney Bechet died of cancer today in Paris, the; city in which he "built himself a (new " jazz career. .'j. Bechet, who began his fabulous career as one of the world's leading jazzmen in the saloons and bawdy houses of New Orleans' notorious Storyville 30 yearsago, was Secretive. . Contino Asks For Bankruptcy Release Great Salt Lake Road Race, an event shaping up as the best in the three-yea- r clan. history, of; the will 'here run be near classic, REDS BOOST PROGRAMS :-'' Saturday and Sunday, LONDON (UPI) nadiol Mos A total of 40 of the top racers cow has boosted its broadcast in the Intermountain and Pacific time io'j Africa by ' eight times in Coast areas are entered in ths the last: year, the British Broadmeet sponsored by the Salt Lake Sterling silver usually contains casting Corporation reported Wed 7.5 "peri cent copper.'! Sports Car Racing Assn. nesday. A 1959 PARIS land in reserve last Trumpeter Louis (Satchmo) Armstrong, arriving stand during the for a East-Weforeign ministers' coji ference: "Those diplomats speak a lan guage all their own; I donot under THERMOPOLIS, Wyo. (UPI) stand "the big' words they use. But I know that if they listen to my Terry Eckhardt, former Wyomusic, they don't even think about ming basketball star,! today was named head coach at Thermop-oii-s politics." Provo, Utah, under the'act of March 3, 1879 Subscription, terms by car-ri- . " GENEVA toe- - .... - tion: matter at , Hsf S. L. Road Races Sidney Bcchet Famous Jazzman. Begin Saturday WEST JORDAN (UPI) The Dies In Paris Weapons To Go On Display salt Martin Good- man, manager of comedian Jona- than Winters, anounclng plans to send Winter! to a mental institu SAN FRANCISCO i iii Square, Wednesday, during visit to set of Columbia! Pictures film "Our Man in vaha, .which is on location there.; (HefaldUPI Telephoto) miles southeast of here,, that their Cars were riddled with rifle and shotgun fire as they passed a the Henlumberyard just outside ' limits.1 derson city A woman occupant of one car was cut by flying g?ass from ia Windowi shattered by shots. She was treated at a Louisburg Jios pital. National Guardsmen, . given far- reachin powers to disperse crowds and make 'contempt of court arrests,! stood by outsidie the mi 1 gates! as the shift ended but nothing happened. Officers said it was the "quietest night" they could remembdr Outside the mills since violence strike beganf in the when the firm resumed limited operations Feb. 16. J O Published by Herald Corporation. 190 W. 4th ti.. Provo, Utah every afternoon Monday through Friday. Sunday Herald published Sunday morning. Entered as second class STARSCuban Premier Fidel Castro is pictured with screen stars Maureen. O'Hara and Alex Guiness, right in Havana's Cathedral CASTRO WITH SCREEN Satchmo tomes To Geneva OneVNiaht Stand MIAMI BEACH AFL-CIPresident George Meany, charging that Washington politics play a one-nig- t Tooele's observance will be held Friday. Col. John A, Siipcn-skcommanding officer! at TOD, said gates to the installation will for! open, at .10 a. m. and close at 5 '" p.m. Hill Air Force Base will hold Armed Forces pay program its GENEVA (UPI) Louis (Satch S u r d a y, DugWay Proving t a mo) Armstrong came to Geneva stand and conclud Grounds, Clearfield Naval Supply for a ed that if all the diplomats here Depot and the Ogden Air Matercould dig his music they wouldn t iel Area also are participating in programs, displaying latest weaeven think about politics. pons. town Satchmo, 58, blew into Wednesday with his golden horn but said It was just an accident that he coincided with the foreign Action Due To Halt ministers conference. In "To show you how! ignorant I Price Cutting am what's this conference about, Utah Grocery Stores anvwav?" he asked.! "You know we ifdon't get many newspapers Lake city (upj) 4-- a while we are traveling move by )the Utah State Trade Told what the; meeting Was all Commission to halt price cutting about he said: in grocery stores by! threat of le- "Those diplomats speak a lan- gal action was madp Wednesday. guage all their own. I don't unThe commission warned in a derstand the big words they use. bulletin to. about 800( members!! of But I know that if they listen to the Utah Retail Grocers Assn. my music, they don't even think that after June .1 legal action; is about politics." of the Unviolators due against act The Act. fair Practices' dealers to sell their goods at not less than cost,: generally defined as per cent above dealone-nig- f s j the Commerce Department: "Somebody's lying here. That's the understatement of the day." . IS , ARTHUR GUILTY OF A MISDEMEANOR? Weigh both sides, then mark your verdict: NO (). YES ( ) elaewhert For the actual' court decision, sCe Several carloads of workers relb on to at tnis Louisburg, ported police page. De-Po- (D-Wyo- .), - leading Henderiion and fired ;at workers in areas far beyond protection of V I the troops. i WASHINGTON Sen. Gale Mc Gee on conflicting tes before the Senate Com timony merce Committee on the nomination of Lewis L. Strauss to head anti-lab- -- By United Press International The latest in the nation's arJ. April l! The land, was rented from the senal of weapons will go on pub state at rates ranging from 30 lie display at Utah's military incents an acre for grazing land to stallations Friday' and Saturday $2.50 an acre for a relatively during the state's observance of small number of tracts- classed by the 10th annual Armed Forces state officials as agriculture land. reserve rental Conservation Open houses were scheduled at state nn Colorado the navmpnk military Jinstallations throughout lands ranged from $1.94 to $12 the state with the biggest jpro-graan acre, averaging $7.27 an acre, scheduled at Hill Air Force t. the investigators found. Base and Tooele 6rdnance the mccoy President investi- gf j , senhower, on the lengthy congres- sional hearings on some of his - .';!' land. , Under the conservation reserve, the government pays farmers "at a national average rental rate of $13.50 an acre to keep cropland idle under three-to-1year con' tracts. The program is aimed at reducing production of surplus f WASHINGTON non-strikin- ' v; :i grass or other conservation crops on the land. from the decoy?" - - m crops. In addition to the rental payments, farmers entering the program can get federal checks to help cover the cost of putting do you tell the hide-an- d Agriculture deoartment officials told the investigators the proced lng Office (GAO) investigators farmer - holds a valid lease ' on state-owne- d land and if the land has actually been used - for pro ducing corps, itvis eligible for conservationJeserve contracts on the samebasis as privately owned United Press International WASHINGTON Chief Air Force scientist Dr. Joseph V. Charyk, saying decoy warheads on" incoming missiles would confuse radar defenses: Harriet-Henderso- n ' Jl 7oEo DEAL. NATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY ("- -' -- HSl ) 9 Home Office Sail 3 -7 it leaves you breathless ' V 1C3 Prief. Cistilcl from ni. Sti. Pierri Snirodlf fis. (Dhr. i( JL. 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