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Show DESERET NEWS AND TELEGRAM, 2A By Anderson and - MARMADUXE- Iteming Salt laic City, Wednesday, May 11 1960 Dewey's Partner Defends Fee SHOP IN ANY WASHINGTON (UPI) Thomas E. Deweys law partner Jumped to his feet at a congressional hearing Wednesday to offer an explanation I of why a gas pipeline company paid their law firm fees totalpe-- 1 ing 8173,613 in a two-yea- r riod. :i The unexpected interruption by Attorney Everett L Willis came as Robert W, Lishman, counsel for a House subcommittee, was questioning federal Power Commission Chairman Jeromes K Kuykendall about various legal fees shelled ' out by utility firms. Lishman delved Into the sum of $173,613 paid In 1957 and 1958 by the Natural Gas Pipeline Co. of America to the New York law linn of Dewey, Bushby, Palmer and Wood the firm of the former I New York governor. He questioned whether this money was for representing! the firm before the'FpC or for helping ta fight an anti-trusuit, .implying it would be Improper to attempt to pass on to gas consumers the costs of the latter Lishman asked Kuykendall and FPC Counsel Willard if it would be correct to state that representatives of Dewey's-fir- m appeared before the FPC only twice during j that period. Rep. Steven B. Derounlan said a senior partner of Dewey's firm was in the audience - and the question should be directed to him. At this point .Willis- - Jumped up from his seat in the front row and strode forward as though he was ready to testify. Chairman Oren Harris (D-- 1 Arkf told Willis he was out of place. Willis remarked that Deweys company actually had taken part in 190 days of FPC and then hearings in 1957-58- , returned to his seat Willis later made available to reporters copies of a letter he sentJCuykendall April 18 which branded as false a published charge the firm received fees from Natural Gas Pipeline even though it didnt represent the company inf or-mal FPC proceedings. SALT LAKE CITY SUGAR HOUSI' YOU, illy!!! THE WEATHER ' 'f throufh " HUMIDITY at 8:30 am. 47 per sent Precipitation since May 1, I860, .40. Departure tinea May 1, 4.04. since Oct. 1. 1088, Precipitation 1.02. Departure since Oct 1, 2.40. SUN Sunrise Thursday 8:14 a.m. unset . p.m. Thursday 7:38 MOON Moonrlse Wadnes day 8:1 p.m. Moonset Thuraday 6:83 a.m.. COMPARATIVE TEMPERATURES Balt Lake City high 87, low 48, mean 08. normal 87. .r A year ago: high 66. low 37. All-tim-e high for month 93. e low for month 27. U S. WEATHER AIRPORT STATION ... NEVADA Generally fair Thursday hut tome high cloudiness north portion. Little change In temperature. FIVE-DAFORECAST (Thuraday through Monday). No precipitation except change o showers north portion much near weekend. Temperatures above normal lowering to near normal by Monday gw irA '.ro ' X ' Women's Printed 1 CAPRI - wsm PMS J.K. u J rSIS I SEAMLESS I nan A st jf Gat-che- 2 Popular Summer' Shades ll Giants :V Tjv Wi-- OwnJsis Brand- - - r.:r $3 Plaids and checks in a variety of Colors. In --- d-s-- lMA. .) DEATHS I ROME (UFI1 Italian movie Gianni Franeiollnl, 56, died Taeaday in e hospital where he had been nndargaing treatment ter liver ailment. - - Franoielini wee ene ef Italy's hsst knewn dlreeters. His latest films inelnied "Reman Tales," chased an a beak by Alberta Mar .'via, and "Ferdinand, , King ef v - T OGDEN s f TH1 UTAH-GRAN- STORES "A S . BIO PROVO e, OFTICIAL FORECAST BALT LAKE CITY AND VICINITY through Thursday. Partly cloudy Conti mi ad warm. Low temperaturee Thursday morning 84 to 58, high Thursday St to SO. UTAH Partly cloudy Thursday. Continued warm. Low tem-to Thursday morning 48 perature SO. high Thursday 88 to 5, SOUTHEASTERN IDAHO Fair and continued warm Thursday. Low tem- morning 42 to 82, Seraturee Thursday 85 to SO. SOUTHWESTERN IDAHO Mostly and continued warm Thursday. rinny temperatures Thursday morning 48 to 88, high Thursday in the 80s. COLORADO Fair Thursday except for tome afternoon cloudiness with e tew showers in the mountains. No important change in temperature. WYOMING Generally fair Thursday. No important change in 4 yuyt 1 "That doesn't mean ON! Of BIG UTAH GRANT STORES 4 'Naples. MrsMlt-Mi- s MOBILErALAtUFI) Swift, a Nacre woman kern a f sieve an an Alabama plantation, fdied Taeaday after a Bha would have kata lit ? years eld next month. ena-wee- k IHIH 111 , fV 1 Johnson Foiluro Sean charge it! 1' - - -- f:"" (d 3qt.size""1 1 - KNOXVILLE, TENN. 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