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Show - .. - , , . . . , I , ... - ... - - , . ( : , tikA - - - tp11,:CitY, P011f2thelirdttrtta We stand for thf Constitution of, the,L,Inited - , 3une 20, 1952 As'soolq As Yotsw - . LET States -- For- - The WhickWay - Kromhn?- - r to Will tiorrified by tbe Co. rnmunists' latest manifestation of ,terror In the, murdering of former Piemier Imre ' Nagy, the Pave World has an event of Free Europe Is told the full truth about the . deceitful capture of Premlei Nagy, his courr ageous General Pal Maleter and their party, and their subsequent shocking executions? The West must see to It that every significance and meaning to fathom . . Pneutralist" country and Its leaders have 4 . The 'grisly execution gives rise to .many pointed out to them and their people the m, 4 . questions: the and terrorism, beastiality that brutality ) Was it timed as a warning to Premier befalls leaders and peoples in the Red's sat. LI Wladyslaw Gomulka of Poland and 'Premier ellite countries. In this area of propaganda, Josep Tito of Yugoslavia? Was it intended it's high time that the West seize the initia- to scuttle the possibilities for a successful in flooding the world with the truth "stunznit" conference because the Russians about Communists' profligsate disregard for are now In serious economic and political . the dignity of man and human life. ,.., difficulties? ,Does Jt,. mean- - Khrushcheits - - . The State Depirtrrient- - of the United.., .' lamed attack ori'Stalin's terrorism was an-- States and the foreign office", ef.the'West- other party lie, and that he will now em- - e'rn countries must now their poll-- - tri' bark upon a similar purge behind the trOn cies toward the Kremlin and the Middle , curtain? Does it indicate that a tremendous East, particularly, and the neutralist roun- ' tries with Khrushchev's new rash of let- struggle for power is going on between ,Klu'ushcheY and his opponents in the - lers to the leaders of the Big Three charg- - p , Kremlin? Does it give lie to Khrushchev's ing them with subterfuge, line that thete are many roads to socialism? , our makers , of bacyaki are again Those close to the situation believe that . being given further indications t the dif- - ' ' the answer to all of these questions is ficulties in which the Free World every- , "Yes . " If they are correct deduc- - ' where is involved when it tries to deal with lions about the shocking event in Hungary Moscow. . (or Romania?), then the obvious task for By the Free World Governments' workthe Free World is for the Western Powers big toward these and other goals, the latest .t . - to patch up all their differences and agree- event of the Hungarian uprisint may ..., tragic a solid front to Moscow. --stfirserve the Interests and objectives of rt ' They can do .. freedom for which those brave and by seeing that every who can be reached through Radio tudinous Hungarian patriots died. ) jor . . . -- - 14( fr)L -- 4. c.v. "4- - k J '4f , 1 1 , - 41 - :. , ,- m:a1011111mk SIV: ..? , - , ' .014109,, 29 4 n, eir- iii-th- 1 4.- , . ,i aftd-cprese- It --A fort!-Russia- t litbit islocki ..P e -- - -g-- lo-r-l- "e 1 v- . Tr.e-lec..i.I;;- ' - - ni i 1 ernor í , elyde's-electionyth- Busy ,Time For The Experts , , ". ' ' , ' - ' - , IT REVEALS anew . - . ( - . es Stand On Tax ' Nations - nm inilervfoerntibeonill:i . - ,I. --- ' , , . ! ,, .t - . , of the - - . 4 1 - gy the-Na- - 7 I - , 4 . . - . -- that the Soviets - ., . ' ' - lt JUST PLAIN ;,,A ROBB-ER- By Inez Robb Y America's Great PilgrimageHome . is the season of the year Irm.......".".1"........."'"I .1 'Nw hen statisticians tell us that q-.4 will Americana travel thiultver nonto abroad for vacations A bumper crop 11 of American tourists, probably as As., ImiOM. -" ' lit to will far go many as 1,500,000, places, not including Canada and 116111...---.- . tit Mexico. 1 ert-s- l, 11' iita round and That's a big, bnpressive - tt;ot "Atfigure. But the great, annual vaca. .w.xgr.;fr , . tion, trek,turAmericansismaltoing , t abroad" but "going home." As against rrillIS . tor . -,..-- 1111 y -- ' Vill e. do-hav- e I - e-- are ready to rely on terror and closest associateswhose legal gov-repression whenever it is necessary ernment was deposed by Soviet arms to keep a satellite regime in office in -- sought and were granted asylum in the authentic Stalinesque manner. the Yugoslav Embassy in Budapest It 'makes it clear that .the r f!.1.7L'Anit thenI'When they emerged on the things far more predotiK to the N promise of Cuolueteteolluel Kadar Soviets than building constructively d safely do SO" regime that for a productive summit conference, Soviet seized were troops and by they including .the cruel violation of its taken into exile. pledge to safeguard Premier Nagy. Now, because they gave refuge to It forecasts an Intensification of Hungary's legal premier, the Yugo- MOSCOW'S crescendo attacks on Presislays are being actused by Moscow dent Tito and the Independent Yugo. of "fomenting" the revolt. slay Communist Party. It is the Stalin pattern: Shoot your There is nothing about this ruthopponents and charge your enemies with the crime you thave just comless violence to Hungary's cherished leaders of the fight for its freedom mitted. No wonder Nilcita Khrushchev says which can do other than cause the to feel that nothing has changed just isn't nice forSecretary Dulles to want to put Eastern Europe on the In the Soviet Union but appearance summit agenda. and thereby put off the day when the 1Loggblij state-wid- , ..-- ' A land withdrawals without congressional 1 ",g,, consent to 5,000 acres. But we still must It be on guard against unwarTinted withdrawIlCio : als" Senator Bennett toldthe Senate on .. June 17. 7;404.- 4 every tripper with a passport, at least Certainly it was high time fig action to 20 will the Americans largest is Miss Deborah Dpvls, now in her join slow up the rate at which the armed servannual pilgrimage of all, the pilgrim. ices are gobbling up our lands.- - They now eighties, who taught American history age back home. , and, incidently, characterto three have 20 million acres. Charles Stevenson During the next three months, generations of students at Boise High In Reader's Digest figures this is equivalent 'trains, planes, buses and especially the , School. to a strip 14 miles wide reaching from New family car will .carry millions; of Since Miss Davis retired frordthe York City to San Francisco. California mAmotehriercaannfdamdandiesorba, cmkgrehomelewstsoievallisiyt school system a decade ago, she has alone has put more than $2.5 billion or the reference department of the still, grandma. It is a vaster pilgrimage run 5,500,000 acres Into the project. Boise Public Library with her usual to Mecca, Lourdes or Fa. than those ' brisk efficiency. A few days ago, she Js igreed that our new.weapons retima combined. ' inrn-ithat Senator Bennett and all Utahris took time out from her daily, eight. but. more this apparent space, quire -AND WHERE IS HOME? Where hour library job to review a book, J. must feel, knowing that missiles are being satiable yen for more and more land is ' ' Where heart Hoover's "Masters of Deceit," the the, is, yes. Edgar aimed in our general direction from points hardly necessary to our defense. The Navy Vincent Peale CONFIDENT LIVING Norman hat is, granted. - But home, is the '', for a group of her former pupils. By dewhen hundreds of miles away. This concerti is this it last year., proved point warm 'context of memory, is for count. . d acres adjacent . manded 128,000 AS WE SAT around her, the years by several failures of various aggravated less Americans that nostalgic place L '' issiles this past year. Add to these hazto Great Salt Lake for a supplemental magically !ell away. We were back was or us each of where grew up in her classroom again, with her fond rds the possibility ofthese missiles' pass- or reared, where we lived brought up 'range. Already bOrdering on the but skeptic eyes upon us and her in. in the love and security of a happy : . ing through established airways, and we lake was the Air Foree's 1,400,000 Wend-ovto grade and - tonation once more - urging us to uso - thing past we where badhap. arid family, have a serious problem n on our hands. 125 An area miles long range. our heads. She will always be that - --summerstNisitors from all over . pened to him. "My latherwhen he high school and where we formed the , rara ' There isno doubt that of wide, it included 303,000 acres I avis, an inspired teacher, to with that ' only deepen was young, took sick and had to spend friendships , which the Air Force admitted it had never the world, including many Americans, vada, New Mexicp, Arizona, and Texas, as thousands of her former pupils whom time. well as all Iftahn4' understand the neces- used in 15years will flock to one pf my favorite re-- one year in the hospital." No matter how old we grow or owe more than they can ever repay. The time- has come in this frenzy for It seemed strange that a son would where we live in later years, home is KiLike my Aunt Nell, 85, and Aunt ' sorts. It is called "Burgenstock," and sity of running these missile tests, but as -, Miss Davis is obviously deter. McEISen. Bennett inquires of Secretary regard this as a fortunate circum- - that sanctuary of childhood. And in the It has three hotels, training space, to protect our citizens from 111" mined to ' wear out, not rust out. These and him asked stance I we United to return an and with it in be selected cannot areas hazards' vty. test a few cottages States, the roy, why weapons tests as well I future '" as to force the services to make more ecoanimal instinct, determination marvelous. women still eye the almost some farms and Is , more remote areas? l; "BECAUSE,", HE ANSWERED, "dur and not the , Each still past. 4. and life presides be 1 regularity: Family may surrounded by nomical use-The attendint problem of military land the lands. Public vigilance, over her own home. Each still has time Ing that year, my father read the subject to a changing pattern in these d a e m r mountain -. be solved 41 Part, at least bY1.., such as has been shown by Senator BenBible six time ,tz.. Frey glanced . -give, iimespbut:thelies still lits.tivith sur.--4- : to tt ' providing which President ' Public Law 7 near and other members of Congress, can church. precipice I 7.,,N and loyalty. prising strength , mixture delightful ,,.....,. le. such lather a Mid bower recently signedi limiting executive measures. developed , when about desired few "My the a visitor, bring days ago,' t of the primitive ,tv,,- torious faith from this reading," he FOR ME, a great part of the joy of - advised Aunt Nell to "fold her hande ..,,,, and the comforts- went on,' 'that if he were, asked to coming home is a glimpse of the occasionally, my aunt tartly replied: able. It sits high ' s, walk .a pa On the top of a ridge, the teacher who pounded more real learn.' "Don't rush me! I may have to do that an in SWiss near Lucerne, in the Alps mneil avh for foot into my skull than any other. She prematurely one of these days?' ing wide only being Greece Harold Greece some Macmillanand of because path Prime,Minister might day extraordinarily beautiful area. . . , - room, with precipices on the left and turn Communist. Turkey also points out Great Britainchose to face the music , was first developed -- on the absocould Burgenstock walk it. right, he in the difficult Cyprus problem Thursday that Cyprus is nearly 500 miles from as a resort by a man named Fried- - rutely without fear. He was never Ft. solu- d Greece. Part of the when he presented his riots , rich Frey. He died before my first afraid of anything after the time he Rie1" of the past few days is the alleged work v visit there, but I have heard a great saturated himself with the Bible." tion to the House of Commons 4111111,S1 T,di deal about him from his son, who now The dilemma for Britain has three al- - of the Ankara government trying to divert I did not doubt a word he said. For ternatives.. Meet the demands for operates the enterprise. (Flew lb. Deseret News Tiles) public opinion at home from its own dethe Bible tells us that if we have faith, of a 440., 44. there. Montana and , ' ' and Greek Friedrich Frey must have been a nothing shall be Impossible unto Am termination by 417,000 Cypriots teriorating economic situation. 25 Tears Ago Idaho were also represented. Among was He most retnarkable person. This does not mean you can get Even if Prime Minister Macmillan's xcew run the risk of losing the Turks who num- Alexis Mdi. the mines represented were the On June 20, born a peasant and never had much everything you want, nor does it mean her 92,000 on the island; meet the demands with a total output to date of plan is accepted in 'Athens and Ankara, Czarist of vani married Yet Georgia today that you ate at liberty to be foolish, schooling or formal education. ', $12,800,000, of the Turk minority and discard such a there is strong doubt that it would win and the Horn Silver, with Barbara Hutton, whose fortune was he became an important figure in the but it does mean that you may have $1,500,000 in dividends In 16 months. basic principle as or, enough eonsideration to be adopted by the million. estimated $20 his used and which Swiss power industry you a power within yourself by Fillmore was visited by the most inflamed Cypriots It appears that the withdraw entirely and leave Cyprus to solve A photograph showed Doris Duke, to build one of the worlds can meet life and meet it victoriously. ,earnings ' violent and dtsastrous storm 'in the with of Rhode a for. ini its own political affiliations Island, vicriots and mob rule have gone so far that the Newport, Even meant This- ts what is today by a great hotels. of the oldest memory inhabitant, was tune of She re$53,000,000. to Prime Minister Macmillan chose reported Hailstones, nothing but fore wiU suffice to halt the torious faith. It is much more than press of his vita personality pervades measuring at least half main and try to appease both sides by in-- bloodshed. In a Word, the Cypriots at the the resort he created. intellectual asset It is a dynamic to be "shy of wedlk.,an inch in diameter, pounded down 50 Years Ago ' toward life's circumstances. for 20 minutes, laying flat the crops viting Greemand Turkey to cooperate in moment are little interested in any I LAST WENT to Burgenstock ;to attitude June article declared:, term plan. for Cyprus as jun- 20, in the fields. of my ' on the is available to ¬ VICTORIOtS work FAITH manuscript ' . , is "This will that the week Thein go lor partners for seven years..., plan, Realizing this, the British are still pour most recent book, "Stay Alive All 100 anyone and everyone. Of course, down in Years ' Ago history as the week that rort ,most expert observers, is ing more soldiers onto the islan-d- There - Your Life--- While I was worldng one such faith-- - is- - not cheaply: had-nare tinie to Douglas got a new start.", Definite I doomed in advance. British troops there summer day, Fritz Frey, the present easily attained. It does not come vcovh,en7irm18:8Pisowstelolltnweiasnsdarp"MpoloetreadtMhbacyt: work was begun on plans for 10- new- now If Britain should abandon the island Greece has already objected to Such a proprietor, stopped by to see me. ;Ile those who superficially probe- into a - the plandoes not promlin Itspresent state of tension. the present - asked a curious question; he wanted- -infaith, not only to those who are will-- abnudilda .ningesw,promised deigalvdee,13PrresTidoernnteBy,ucuhatanir stuop:rirsinitteUntdaehniianodf 'going-tolto go deep and attuall pracce petiple eastern se ultimate union of the strife-tor- n riots wouldieem as a picnic to the blood - The view an of the excellent city.do. can . , believe--I I faith must ndian what do To this, you Affairs, arrived in Great Salt really Medfterranean island with Greece. bath that would likely follow. soon i be an added attrac. answered --that I wal certainly you must take faith as a way of life. rod would Lake City on June 7. 'rhe superin- ' , For the take of world peace, all the par-i- d tourists. tion for Turkey complains that it does not prom- tendent had wintered at Camp Scott,' One must have faith in faith. If trying to do just. that , . partition of Cyprus between the Greek ties involvedBritain, Greece, Turkey, and, : (known as Fort Bridger). Secretary "You know," he said, "my fathrsr ' 75 Years Ago do this you will be given power you and Turkish communities With Cyprti,s the Cypriots themselvesmust be incour- from 'Utah was a great man." Then he went on to achiesie the things that really mat :' June ,20, Hartnett, who went to the states last- - ' to a work for only 40 miles from her shores,, Turkey ar- teein-yoaged to say that the explanation of his life. And you will be able 'satisfactory solution, mines were on display at the Amster. winter, arrived in4Great Salt Lake ' ' become a territory: outlook now seats. difficult as peg that Cyprus dam exhibition, attracting a good deal lather's greatness was very simple,' to live victotiougy and happily'. City on 'June 11 th4 1 -- -- -' 3 they-coul- of sr - THE FOLtOWDIG-two paragraphs from the U.N. Hungarian report are especially pertinent in light of the fact that Hungary's last legal premier has been put to death: , "It is govrnment, whose legality under the. Hungarian constitution, until it was deposed, cannot be con- tested, protested against the entry and use of Soviet force on Hungarian territory , "It is no less incontrovertible that the Nagy government was overthrown by force. Its successor assumed power as a result of military aid by a for-- - , eign state. The Nagygovernment ' neither resigned nor transferred" Kadar to the government." power IT WAS UNDER these circumstances in the darkest, closing hours of the i fighting that Premier Nagy and his - . , . ' - . -- Land Grabs And Missiles Overhead The pfotest of Senator Wallace F. Ben- nett to Defense Secretary Neil H. McElroy about the possible dangers of --Navy and Air Force missile tests in the Western states, z is most timely and merits prompt attention. The senator is 'disturbed by the announcement that the Navy plans to fire' its Regulus II and Polaris from the Pacific across three states to the Dugway Proving Grounds, and also by. the statement that Air Force Mace missiles are being whipped over the heads of citizens from he Texas- New Mexico border to a target "near Salt Lake City." It isn't difficult to understand the conce- . state-wid- e ' --- ig - Iv4 I - , 1 , , . itt - ' ' and Provo, but was widespread in the State. Specifically the committee' On Local Option Basis found: (1). The need for additional sources of revenue for Utah cities has A N ARTICLE carried in some edbeen established, and (2) The need tions of the Deseret .News additional-sources-revenue for June 18, under the head: cities is sufficiently widespread Council in Hike Weighs "Layas to Justify legislative action: Sales Tat"- - attributes a comment to In response to questionnaires reme which I consider of sufficient imquesting detailed information, more portance to correct The article rethan half of Utah cities and towns sales ports opposition to a tax for benefit of cities by Senator claimed a need for added authority. The committee then made an addiReed Bullen of Logan detailed investigation into the tional dis-on the ground of tOttotywhfro heeds of the three largest cities,--Sacrimination against ! Provo. and Alter receivLake, Ogden border counties such k , vlin,,,-ing full details of projected needs and as Cache which is in 4 revenues over the next co m p e t i t i o n with period from city officials, citizens commitIdaho cities where no tees were appointed in each city to edit sales tax is imposed, and I am quoted as replying: "My and review the figures. In ' the case of Ogden and only answer is, 'Your cause is just " the citizens' committees, after Provo, but I can do liothing for you.' review, put their full stamp thorough Irt Theiartiathatiam agreement of agreement on the figures which with Senator Bullen, and if it should be determined that a sales tax for ie . proved need for substantially increased funds for operating expenses. lief of City financial emergencies is citinecessary, it is my hope that it will In the case of Salt Lake laity, the subbe possible to grant the relief on a iens' committee agreed that a local option basirrathec than to apply- -- stantial increase du funds was needed, it I feel that the border but certain reservations were incounties a ease, and the Mate-- - dudecl, and a question was suggested, ment attributed to me, is actually a with reference to the increase asked statement which I have opposed. lloyv. for the public- safety department. - A t Personally, I am still hopeful thA ever, the advisory committee on local a substantial answer to the dilemma government finance has worked with be found in further sound review inay more a for than diligence great year on this very thorny problem, and it of expenditures. However, if the citiwas only fair that the results of their zens demand the additional services painstaking work should be reported which are suggested, as for example, in the Salt Lake City police departIn full to the Legislative Council. then they must be equally will. ment, should be the It emphasized that g to pay for them. committee found that the need for Sherman P.'Ll'Oyd greater local authority in the tax field ' was not confined to Salt Lake, Ogden State Senator . ' -' , , . . - --- Favors Levy For Cities -t- 6- -- . Lloyd-Cl&ifi- faced an almost impossible job. Utah law 'provides that he greet the Legislature with a message' outlining his governmental pro- gram. Yet the Legislature meets within a the ime-thegovernor Is An.zdirector,..administrative AA sistint,secretary and stenographer for the governor-electrstalled. , ' This means that between his election in from Nov. 15 until inauguration day, and November and his installation in January, provide office space in the Capitol for them. 3. Give the governor-elec- t access to all his whole the governor must legisprepare official files of the governor's office. lative program.- This first program is usu. With this kind of help-- and by virtually ally the most important Job he undertakes working his head off during those critical during his entire term of office; it sets his two months following election-t-he administration on the path he wants to incom-follow. can meet to the Lees- governor ing manage lature with an adequate program. Under present conditions, this monu- , He can anyway, if private funds are mental task must be undertaken without state funds, without the help of state per- - made available to hire the help he needs. sonnel who are familiar with the problems, But Utahns would prefer that their gover- and often even without access to state nor use official resources (that aren't being used during those weeks anyway) and papers. As this page insisted shortly after. Gov- avoid obligating himself to whomever pro- - a - ,- .- 'N Iv . c quested Soviet aid. the least respect' for world opinion when it suits them tout it and,wilLnot,hesitatd to - to revolt the conscience of mankind whenever some Soviet purtaose requires it. - ct n . ,-, - , Kremlin do not have , ; . . . . - ;N o.. . tion must be corrected.- The Legislative Council's proposals, if passed by the Legis., laturi, would seem to correct it adequately. . Th ProP osauurmill. 1. Give the governor-elecontrol of the budget office, personnel and records. CerJai the outgoing governor has no use for them; he Will be making no more state budgets. 2. Provide 'state salaries for a budget It is a foreboding event It shows that the men - ) . -- - . noiNo CA4. I '- . -- 4 a - - -- ! iOk l .i,Ileip7:7At:.-.Lcitfcir...r.h.O.,,Poif.-ét.,i1017'.-.- The Legislative Council's approval this week of a plan to give the incoming gov- ernor the help he so badly needs between his election and the time he takes office is welcome news. ThVagis-TaTurshould ap-- - - - provee - e-"-r winter., plan when it f- '.. ' - ' ...wk.. - - n ., Hungarian Tunisia, delegates that' Uruguay, a "massthe Soviet ive- armed Hungary to suppress a revolution which had no ' outside assistance and that no legal government of Hungary 'ever re- - decision - :- ' unani. , ds) 01' -- '17S 'i;7 211 Ll 7- wor- mous - - 621 xi. i MP 1..1)1r. rN41, 1 should come from the Soviet capital. They are dead at, the direction of the puppet Hadar regime which was put in of- - ( Imre Nagy lice by Russian tanks without the ,sanctip of either the Hungarian parliament or the Hungarian people. It is grimly appropriate that the news should come from Mo.scow for - it was there, not in Budapest, :that was made ,to put the bullet into the heart of Hungary's last legal premier and to remove even silent condemnation of what the Kretn lin had done to the Hungarian work- - - viVeSeN.. . dom movement igrz losik--.- . - PO A r if- , I - THIS IS SAD and this is regrettable, but there it is and it would bkbet-ter not to pretend otherwise. Not that we won't keep trying, but thecan hardly blame the West Moscow . though it ried and Dear in - 4:111114:11 1 - . first news of what has happened to for mer Premier Imre 'Nagy and three other of the crush ed Hungarian free- Al .4111 - - It is not at all surprising that ,fArtypi"M Ir. 141:1!' - , event ) , 4 more secret executions., Vie shades of Stalin overhang the , Ilaka : . - , Pr-- , - - ' - ference table. , - 4'on at the two skies ear; sit usefully tdrolante .ASitillallgaIGTOnNnotriMeorscosecrew , - Shows-its-Ran- d Moscovv-Again ITALI:700E:ER as having been divinely inspired. , Roscoe Drummin13.,-- WASH!NGTON IN, 54(3g110111,,D,Z.J. -- . - , f I . I - . . - i ' . - . i - state-owne- skip-bombi- Achieve Things That Really Matter ng rm.-- er - - -1 Ne---- -- the-peopl- e -- -- -f- or-mapy- -- .11- - 65-mil- es" -- -- - -- , - - -t, of-aeri- . . . ,,,, of .. isen---ne- 85-33- 1 - :.' --- - . nity i - ' tcOlet.---4'orernu- -- ua------- . 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