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Show , rg, ''' .T A -- ' 41, . ' - - Anderson And Leeming Ill . - - 'w bllo.Sions, LI .f 1 . I ' ' p sdi ' 4001 1 .is Ossam.......,..1 r . ,,, ,i , !Girdle Bailie' Ion: Action 01 So , , . COncepts o "girdle '';:'"-'.1,,- batt1e,t,1 , between 'the city ,,?, roe, Wis,, and the Post Office De- ' partent He , , ,: . ., ' I, i 1- to get to the bot-tom of the corn' . plaint - ", ";-so- I - ,, ' 4 o''"' i e i 'k- - ,. Sail , ' -: things He asked Postmaster General, Summerfield to get the boxmoved to the other side of the street. "We're opposed to anything that detracts from the dignity and attractiveness of our lovely Wisconsin ladies," the senator declared. loofa - -- ADVERT.ISIMF14T 3' teeth, lets - oss ? 0-D- Times Faster Relief , el s.. VI., ,,,, 'Beautiful Perfect - , '. a - .4 Mounted In Your Fneeritt Style Qf "1" dicted that the chamber will COLORADO-,Par- tly cloudy Tues- scattered afternoon and approve Strauss, a former etl,;:i,inwgid: and thunderstorms, chairman of the Atomic En- turning cooler northeast late Tuesday. WYOMING ergy Commission. Cloudy and cooler showers ancLacattered Sen. 'Hugh Scott a member 'of. the Senate ComNEVADA-Pa- rtly cloudy 'Neatly merce Committee which ap- with scattered light showers and thunderstorms during proved the nomination 9 to 8 lajibtelYr000lcaott and evening. y forecast for Utah Tuesday last week, said Sunday he exavthrough pected Strauss to win Senate eraging much below normal with to with moderato preelpitation heavy confirmation "by a fairly clear scattered showers and thunder- showers. margin." Sen. Jacob K. Javits (R11.:30 aM., 43 per Hummrry-- At N.Y.) also forecast , a Strauss cent ,,,' KttscIPITATION Since, MaY 1. victory after a ,"hard fought" 11158,1.10-;- departure. sines struggle-------"I2.98,195S. Since 1, Oct. the 8.18; depar- my opinlon, harder rought the better." '1 lure sinc. Oct. 1, minus 2.9. (R-Pa.- Thuueriscdlaer'-- Saturday-tempera- McKay : JEWELRY - - - , ' 4 - - - -- SUN-Sun- rise8:02; sunset 7:48. 'MOON Moonrise Monday 11.i01 a.m.. moonset Tuesday 8:26 itim In , .COMPARATIVE TEMPERATURES ST. ALBANS, ENGLAND -S- alt Lake City: High 74. low 43, mean 59, normal. 62. A year ago:1 Mrs. Stella (UPI) Dunham, High 88,, low 58. e high for e low for month 27. 68, mayor of this town, in. month 93. Pe--1 the for Temperatures sists that her proper title is clod ending 5:30 am. Monday ware; "Mr.,MayOr" "because I'm WEATHER AIRPORT STATION Max. Min, Pre. doing a man's job." 76 .51 51 Albuquerque.' N.M. 67 84 Atlanta, Ga. 73 48 Mont; Billings, 84 Bismarck, N.D. 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No wastod Waco at side for door &arenas r magmatic sehttY deaf Al in. high, 3012 its wide, 261e sloop i I - - - BONUS VALUES GALORE! from $4.00 , , , :i9T1E.p'..:).1 133 2ClipL0.1AS Fiske sad Robert Mantell;,,, "MY, YOU HAVE A BEAUTIFUL- I - ; ,. .i. - - class-book- -- Albert (UPI) We overheard this I "'BI-Wa- y" ; , , EAVESDROPPING AT ARTHUR FRANK 1 ARROW . - - - Summerfield predicts there young person whose n a m e' N. 1r; Herald Tribune, Senice can obtain, whether The Post will be a "substantiaMincrease, they WASHINGTON -purchase of mailingthrough Office Department Sund ay in the number of arrests. of lists, study of school night appealed to the nation's "merchants of filth" this year. or througk use of fake parents for H I s department's 'fronts.' Sumstatement tnerfield aid in its war said his departsaid: against "defiant "Repeatedly in invistiga- ment, in "declaring war on tions of armed robbery, extor- these purveyors of filth, big , barons - of ob. tion, embezzlement and for- and little, high and low," has , scenity" who anprogram: gery, authoritiet find , that a four-poinually peddle were early colmaximum pubthose Drawing guilty $500 millton and to lic the menace of obscene of lectors attention pictures worth of porno, efilms sex criminals and the racket. em a t graphic 2. Urging parents to help an. sex murderers almost always I , rial, principally a record have the mailers of filth Ili 1. long prehend prove to adolescents. Ai ,1".,..4.4 of addiction. to pornographic to their children. Mr. Predicting that 3. Helping mobilize coramu- between 700,000 Summerfield - and sadistic material. Children and 1,b00,00et children will re- who are never exposed to this nity support behind adequate ceive unsolicited pornographic material may nevertheless be law enforcement of local ordi or state' laws whek- -, literature at their homes this victims of sex criminals who nances fi e 37Epurveyors are apprto t been have it exposed year, Postmaster General Arthur E. Summerlield 'asked The statement added: indi- headed and brought tozcourt and "A child need nbt have parents to fight ' the "mer- cated 4. Rallying public opinion any interest in this trash chanti of fillth" by: 1. Saving all materials re- to receive it in the mail. The behind new and stiffer legison pornography. ceived, includinz the envelope racketeets openly solicit every lation ' and all enclosures. , 2. Reporting the matter imPARENTS!' Rent ,School,! 1 to local the post-mediately master, andy turning.. the maPBan7d,Instiwuments Now! , , terials over td him, either in or mail. cnd be eligibIe for drawing by person I it Postal inspectors aided by in amendment to the a n t , for one of the following new law instruments. pornographic enabling 1,,,,Of I them to proceeding from the CORNET TRUMPET point of receipt, instead of only) New and from the point of originire.1 FLUTE CLARINET Slightly Used (penny New York or Los'AOutfit' lb Violin TROMBONE Instruments ngeleslast year. .arrested 293 finish SNARE DRUMPearl 00 RENT FOR persons for such offenses. Suit will shirt with stand, cover 1?!. 'sticks. . , . Parent Aid Asked In Filth Fight , WASHINGTON itIPIiThe growing ,.battle over continem tal air defense systenis Was ,onflay by Navy heightened criticism of both the Army and Air Force m issiles. A House appropriations subcommittee made public testimony by a top Navy witness) who told Congress that $25 billion has been poured Into a "fortress America" air de fense network that soon will be as obsolete as the French ' Maginot line. a Rear Adm. J. T. Hayward, assistant chief of naval oper-ations ltestilied that In his opinion no more money should be spent on the Air Force's Bomarc antiaircraft missile. Hesaid the same reasoning applied or the Army's Nike-' Hercules program. Hayward said the present air defense system didrit pro- vide enough warining time to deter an enemy attack. Modern missile technology soon will outdate such a fixed warning and defense, system, he said. The admiral's views receiired support, Sunday from Sen. Henry M. Jackson a member of the Senate Armed Services Committee. The commillee voted tocut, $170100,000 from the Army's $22,400,000 HOE Nike Hercules construction plans. ''Science has endowed the 131:111. offense with a great advantage," he said on a nationwide 1,1:4411) television program. IF 447cr'. ,.r . , . , of 20. Played Broadway for David Belasco and Henry Willer gad was seen with Mrs Minnie,,Maddern TAILOR ;02 Seaton $Idg. ett take Citv ' lighttveight - , , Adjustable, N - vi.p , . Maitiant,SP, a retired actor. died Maitland. ser,actor sines the age Art,ti s.,,air - REPAIRS AND Roosonob to Prices Ce;tisktont -, With High Grad Work---,- "Nt Et,',0' - Toms Avoilobits ,,,. Postmaster Cites navy Cnhcizes Edward WASHINGTON (UFO T. Cheyfits, 43, lawyer and labor - relations counselor ' died Sunday,. I cam. Cheyfite advised panies on Ishor relations and also served as pulite relations adviser to Dave Bee!, former President of the Team ttttt Union. A former Communist Cheylite broke with the party darMir the 1930s and afterwards Imposed it aetively. He was asseelated Itt bie law practice with Edward Bennett Coats Recut d .if . My , DEATHS N,WCtlik '1,;(10..rt. - 4'14"11".! EL - ,r - a :3 '''' ''l ' t- ret ' V Li . t MAIN t' ,li , .157 SO. ' ..-- , . Ow Butinsse - , 411e -- n to - "Diemonds Ar t 11 tures -- A Stitch in Time ..s.,.. - Five-da- VII OUR SPEeltil.T REMOUNTING ' - BLUE WHITE .. THE WEATHER Strauss Okay DIAMONDS , . , - SALT LAKE CITYPartly cloudy to ocassionilly cloudy through Tues, day. Low temperatures Tu4sday mornand high Tuesday 64 to 68. ing 4 Utoh Partly cloudy to cloudy , through Tuesday. Scattered showers or thundershowers likely Tuesday. WASHINGTON WM Tuesday mornsenators say privately that Low 40 temperatures 55 to Agh and Tuesday 60-7ing Senate confirmation of Lewis SOUTHEASTERN IDAHO-Vari- able L. Strauss to be commerce sec- uloudiness and it 'OW scattered showretary is in doubt,t. , trt through Tuesday and a little cooler One Veteran senator, unde- Tuesday, Low 'temperatures Tuesday cided on how to vote on Pres- morning 36 to 46. High Tuciday .5646. SOUTHWESTERN IDAHO-Consider- able ident Eisenhower's controversial cloudiness and a few scattered appointment, told newslittla men Strauss has had li."- cooler Tuesday. Lew Tuesday Morning Rut Senate Republicans pre40 to 44 and high Tuesday 62 to 72. ) For out with the hoys?" - I s.. BC)B McKAY - , lit your night tful , y. -- - - 10-da- , forget this , . I 411,00Lalthe , t.' - Key-SenatorsDoub- LONDON (UPI).-f---"- : Britons soon will be able to take flying holiday trips to Russia for $280 with no restrictions on their Anovements, it was ret ported Sunday. laboratory tests grove BELL.A NS tabneutralizt3 times as much stomach acidity tisane minute as many loading digtstive tablets. tet BELLANS today for the fastest known Witt SS at druggists Send Natal to BELL. MIS. Orasillebura. N. Y. for liberal tree inmate. ------ --0, , ,,.'t - Russian Tours ay - - . - is obviously stretching '' , -41 , 2- ' , "Did you s -- T. . . -' . ' PrOxmire it in a - etplained press release, the . Sen mayor and city Proxmire council had called on the sena-- . tors to do something about a 'postal box for car mailing on the right-side-- of a oneway street. Women in the community complained about having to slide across the front seat to the right window to mall let- ters, 'contending the feat is doubly difficult while wearing girdles and stockings. ,"The foundation of these complaints is obvious," the senator said. "Half the town Is botod pp in'this issue. Stockings in Monroe are- getting more runs than the (Milwau- kee) Braves." Calling On the postmaster As . - , military space systems." :'Among the studies 'which will be pursued, "Johnson said, iis ' "the to propell a vehicle weighing severanhousand tons to velocities several times thOse required to escape the ,earth gravitational field." : Payload of the heaviest U.S. been space probes to date-Italess than 100 pounds. Authorized Contract 'We have authoriaed a contract, to, see If we can put up A space platform of several thousand tons by the Zetonation of several small rocketsttt Johnson said. "Some of the best men In the country are working on this." the platfor Apparently would be 'shot into space to be used as a staging station from which to attempt travel far beyond the earth's orbit. "A space platform of a very large size is going'to be needed if we undertake interplanetary travel," the ARPA director said. "We have .to go beyond the earth's atmosphere and en we en er ano er ve lc e t we are going to travel to Venus or Mars." , If the'Orion" proves workable, it would "be assigned by the secretary of defense to one of the military services (probably the. Air Force) for operational responsibility," Johnson said. ARPA assigned Orlon to the Air Research and Development Cominand, which in turn gave it to the Air Force special' weapons center at Kirtland. 7-- 1 , ,' ', '14,14-- promised . - Of Mon. fathera - my anti-aircra- ft , .. txamined"for bein'g 11 , e- , - , -, ,. ..... .,.. , : - 11 -I NC.- 3,,,In .1 IIJ . - - heavily censored testi. mony before the House DeWASItENGTON (UPI)Sen. fense Appropriations SumcomWilliam Proxmire (D:wis.) mittee. just 'released, Johnson listed "Orion" among "new and 'Monday bravely moved into a uninue concepts," which he , )- ANy ' i- A Lex; 1 4 1 . ... ' - . tv , ,, , , '''. l 1 , n- . Gels Snappy 1.. .. y Army, II 1 Alk. r 1 - - - - .., ..., ., 4 - . . T 7 DESERET NEWS AND TELEGRAM, Salt Lace City, Monday; May.25, 1959 , By s ' - - .- , MARMADUK, 1 ELIOT WrIFITD- . ' , . , Deseret NeWS 'Washington Buretn; . f ' -- ' WASHINGTONResearch into a hugh Space rocket, to . "will be pursued" in fiscal , ,1960, according to Roy Johnson, director of the Advanced . ' : , Research Projects Agency. .' Scientists at Kirtland Air Force Base, New Mexico, are . .,, guiding the project, known as ' "Orion:" which is being con-- , A point? ' ducted under contract t by GenStretching , eral Atomics Corp. ,, , It was not discloged precisely- how far the concept had been '1 I 1 developed, but an ARPA . . , -, spokesman said here that con. tinuation of the project after :: 1 July, 1 was based, on encourAging results of the ear y By . GORDON , ' . . , - - Nuclearnocket.Plan - ,,, - - - . -- Mull I U .5. Exports To 1 .... .. '. 11, , We Guarantee Your Satisfaction. It's Olt; Greatest Asset rtAA, USED s ' , APPLIANCES SUGAR HOUSE S. IN .6-66- llth east ROSE PARK ' 620 N .HIGHLAtiD DRIVE West DA - Driie,Store Open Every Night 3155 Highland Drive Hi 1111.9- - ta, Ex cep t Sundays |
