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Show - DESERET NEWS AND TELEGRAM, Solt Lake Ci Saturday, July '10, 1954 Gualemala Silent News in,BiTef :otortlittoo.wool:4Ai - , - WASHINGTON 111P)The Senate ' Relations Fit-rei- .Ccim- Asked for Arbenz , mittee voted tentatively Saturdat to stop all deliveries of foreign aid material to France and Italy jay Dec. 311f they have not ratified the European Defense Community- agreement. The proposal would be a much tighter squeeze on the two Mlles than the so. - European called - Richards amendment written Into the foreign aid bill r GUATEMALA CITY' (INS) Guatemala's :new nist government remained silent, Saturday on a request from the Mexican embassy; for safe con-'duout of the countalor ex-President Jacob Arbens Gutman, his wife and their two chi!. dren. The Guatemalan 'foreign ministry announced Friday that the. request had been made.: It offered no further comment except to Say that the appeal Is .!,',underconsideration., However,: observers recalled that Gén..Garlos Castillo Armas,1 newly-electepresident of the government, --had provisional - - J)residenktames -- ,r ...., A -- I ct b the House- - The Senate group 'agreed unanimously, but with no rec- ord vote, to w rite in the provision as it virtually completed on its $.1,100,000,000 for's, elogrn aid S. Formal final approval ofthe bill is expected Monday . News Washington Blareall The House's Richards amendl'1)ASHINGTON..- - The office ment would cut off aid funds to anismintiywlLich has notasti..-- Boise Manic) JJudge Post U. . ,,-- -- Ilet thfL.Jr8P113, advrietrsattirday It would not stop Of.JulY;t1,--Bot- I 'I deliveries in that Fred M. Taylor'. of Boise the upipeline9 from programs Some delivbeen tamed by President of primious-yeareries, now in the pipelines are DwightDEiserthowercidi. the result of aid going ho's second federal district back as far as programs 1951. egroupes-preposjudge. Recent legislation gave Idaho wiNgd,..14.99, atLALIAL.dellveries and a lumber of other 'states Dec, 31 in France and ;tidy had an .additional U. S. judge. Ida . not ratified the ED C Pact. . Staff meanwhile studbo's other federal judge is ied the eiperts aid bill to decide what Clark. Chase items can best be cut to permit a $238,000,000 slash voted by Subject to Confirmation Senate committee- The appointmint fubject the to confirmation by the Senate. The i o din It t e e's action, sate 'on a Sen. Welker, member of the which camesubject-to-firenal Senate Judiciary Committee, to Friday, is which the nomination was sent, view Monday when committee and foreign aid officials predicted favorable committee experts which items to action on the appointment next will recommend reduce. : -- - - - pof week. - - - - ,- Ple, ;AMY!, .o OW TA111,- for -,..snyeentainthat-11eom to provide arms firmed by the Senate, Fred )J300,000,000 and eConomic aid t9 other free Taylor will be one of the best nations during the 12 months has ever- - had,' which began. ludget-IdacomJuly Seri; Welker said. pares with President EisenhowThe Taylor is a er's original request for $3,477,, native of Nampa and is the son 608,000 and a of Mr, and Mrs. Robert) 5', Tay- total of S3,338,090,000. lor. lie was graduated from the The had University of Idaho in 1926. tentatively voted Thursday to From 1928 to 1932 be was pros. add a total of $109,000,000 to ecuting attorney for Valley the House version. But County. Ida., with offices in Walter F. George (D., Gs.) Cascade. He moyed to Boise in cessfully proposed an oy slash to the $3,100,000,1 (igure 1938. , at Friday's meeting. Was State Senator' heduled a The committee ' Mr. Taylor served four terms g Saturday as state senator from Ada but Iltt major ion on the bill He was expecte. Acting Chairman County from 1943 to 1931. -haswith TrAlexa cle r Smith-M- .. N- J) or lfn the Republican Party in Idaho.-s- 1 oped-fa final vote of-He was advised Monde He predicted that most pointrnent while attending a of the trimming probably .will state bar meeting at SunVal, bedone on economic- - 77rather , items7-ley. ho L-T- his House-approve- d - - Senate-commi- ttee ' - - - I I t, - closed-door----me- e i his sild - .0.040M. , I ' - k -( , LAS VEGAS. NEV. (IINIS);. A decision pends to extend a strike to six major resort hotels along Las Vegas' ' Saharat glittering the Sands, the Last Frontier, the Flamingo, the Thunder. strip--th- e bird and El Rancho Vegas. The strike was started Fri-- day at the Desertrs,Inn by the Operstrrig-Enginee- who are demanding a 10 per cent wage boost and.other benefits. - e knots ; Passes -- Mil Itary Building Bill Including secret military$87,700,000-i- n - iti; , - II.E ,,VOIAGF,Tharlive,man..screw'.o.E.,the,nit t'Lebr.. watches as their, craft is towed through San Francisco's Golden Gate They are. from left, Keith Pope, - Joe FearonDeVere-Baker,--skippe- r, Judge ,Lamont Hawks, Ogden, 'Utah, and Don ' Smith, xactioman. (1.1. . , THE WEATHER Without Food or Water l an adven, mariners have turous driftingtrip from San Francisco t lonolulu aboard a bin 32-fo- raft - The were out of radio con- LactAaturday., but presumably spent their first night at sea attempting to feed themselves from the ocean. The raft Lehi, carrying no food or water, -- was towed beneath the Golden Gate Friday to begin the 2,200-mil- e -- voyage to Hawaii. De The expedition leader, Vere Baker 38,-- estimated the trip would lake six weeks. The amateur crew plans to live on what fish and plankton they catch and water from a Navy portabliAlstillery. . . ' , , ., , CAVENDISH, ALTA. (UP),Alit S:Alr, Force let planenear here Saturday . crashed Too radar operator ballad out not 1 but fate of the pilot was known. -- Five Mariners Begin Raft Trip to Hawaii FRANcISCOUP)----Five- ! SALT LAKE CITY AND VICINITY. Fair Saturday night and Sunday. Cooler Sunday. Low Saturday., night 0.5; high Sunday N. UTAHFair Saturday night and Sun. day. Cooler in the northwest portion Sunday, High 93402 Sunday. Low Satitr. day night 55 to 035, IDAHO SOUTHEASTERN Partly eloudy Sunday with scattered showers mostly-ov- er the snountains, High 78 ta IDAHO SOUTHWESTERN Partly cloudy Sunday; high 75 to M. the soul.' Iith in NEVADAFairt occasional high cloudiness in north. Lit. tie change in temperature. WYOMING Partly cloud" Sunda' afternoon with isolated thundershowers. Warmer in the north and east portion. , COLORADO Pertly cloudy Sunda" with widely scattered afternoon and evening thundershowers. Lit Ue chime In temperature. Temperatures for the , , Satuyday d imroble-M-edvanc- . n 'Barrett.; Alham. - called the- - Great rbrausa, Clial;nt ., Air Force base , to report the crash about two miles northeast of here: Bars Tett said he bailed out when the plane became low on fuel V ., I t of Officer to Appeal Deporting Order SAN FRANCISCOTIJP)--Th- 0 Bureau of Immigration ordered Capt. Hsuan, Tel, 28, Chinese Nationalist marine officer who To Leave for U. S. Talks requested political asylum in MANILA (INS). Philippine the United States, to appear before an immigration inquiry of. President Ramon Magsaysay an- ficer Monday and show cause - nounced Saturday that a goy. why heshould not be deposted.Jose Laurel will leave The Immigration Service re- - f. leased Hsuart on parole pend- - shortly for Washington to. ing Monday's hearing after he cuss revision of trade pacts -- was turned over to immigration with the United States. officers by the Navy Friday. Hsuan appealed for political ' lo in the happy crowd Ow heves Aug. when be refused to reasylum -- -é on rho historical train for tho turn to Nationalist Formosa. GREAT PAGEANT NaHe said Chiang ' AT THE Mt CUMORAH tionalist government is a "poPOR ONLY $19100 for &tons ten so write lice state," and he had "eviVIDA PDX CLAWSON dence" that be would be execu4.2017 ted it be returned to Formosa. Nye I. lowth Twoopho Kai-shek- 's ;',.;t1, A' r. VII ,;.L fd ,r; ti ii z4v..fa..-x- ; 1: L Featuriri a U. ..:0 ....E!...9,.I.:. WATCH 0 .R-.- I g..R......- DOGS , - YOUR ORD R E- . REPARED! 1:.......:-:- 1 4 4.....!1',:t,(174:1t1.A.K.f..-4...:T7',',P;;;:f.:- In Our - - - Stain!- - s Steel Kitchent 0...:i!...i-,-1111-e---i...1?.;.71'.0-,:01.....!..7. SOUTH Immcuiate ms , t, , , ,... i , NM HEESEI3URPE'R , o EqBKCE! r,,E c a 10c ' ; 't 'ARKING - K. C. We, former governor of Formosa and bitter critic of the chiang merriment, now living in Evanston. 4;: tkosykinkti . Navy officers ;.arrested the Chinese officer in Evanston, where he was preparing to enroll, in Northwestern Univer .., ,.fn, - , . . Period U, S. WEATHER AIRPORT STATION .Baker's sailing plans have Max. Min. Pre. been plagued with financial at Alblicilagilitit N. 94 68 At land, tie 92 69 tachments since the bright yell Al 92 killings. Mont. 83 some Was aft low launched s Bismarck. N. D.. R7 71 .. . IS 10151, IDA. 93 three weeks ago. The expedition Distair-MtarBoston, Mass. 61 76 Butte. Mont. . . left suddenly and, without.fan44 IS II falte &Lear se as .es cmevetatae,wsto. fare to forestall any further unease, 84 68 Member et the Audit Somas ad 66 95 Denver, Colo. .04 delay.. Circolationo Detroit. Mich. 78 56 office at $ad PIANO JUNCTION Oa eS The last and largest lien of entered asat the post matter eeencd LAS VEGAS, NEV. IAA CIO second clam $2,636 was paid off by Baker Ine to Aet o Conroe March I Me LOGAN, UTAH MI 42 lamed 'venires Los Angeles. Cal. .. . 79 63 at 4 dockside ceremony Friday CARRIER Druvettl UTAH sua5aurnot4 MILPORD, 94 e-SRATES 19 just before the raft sailed. 69 .22 Minneapolis, Minn. One Month (NU, Only) MP New 87 70 La. Orleans, .03 Keith Pope, 34year-olSix menthe Wally Onto Paid - its New York. N. 84 65 Advance) CS 41 OGDEN, UTAH . of Alameda, Cal, One Year OAP Only tle 74 18.00 Oklahoma City, Okla....J(11 said the money for bills came Advance) ' 95 73 1.76 Omaha, Neb. One Month Molly and Sundae). SO Phoenix. 101 Ariz from "a rice person," but re- ix Months (Daily and ',Sunday POCATELLO. CS IDA. SI Advaneet--- -to Paid fused to identify the ship's me year (Daily and Sunday Plaid Portland. Ore. 67 58 .25 61 eS In Advatient StAle PROVO, UTAH benefactor, 46 Mall eubseription retell dello and dun RENO, NEV. 64 Baker and his crew made day are $C In fed gla month lila er tot ROCK SPRINGS el SALT LAK1 CITY...,1. 99 71 an 4ohocr1ntiono such haste putting to sea they one veer All moll Peturdito San CsL 72 .... 43 SO Diego. cmLI S3 55 Trace Cal. 68 On tot Me months gold one veers SI for to install cabin the neglected IS in area which do not hive ear IT. GEORGE, UTAH....164 door. Radio equipment to be ants St. Louts, Mo.... 89. SR rier service Beattie. 02 Wash. 56 44 to exeitstrivelo Preto used for daily progress reports thi itoenctoteo Se 163 to use all local new published SHERIDAN, WTO. 73 53 es .33 was still strewn around the entitled In thioPoPer as wall ell other new Spokane. Wash. ' 82 not credited to gown other news orethor, Washington. D. C. " deck. West Yellowstone, Mont. 78 43 Me renew Capt.-Joh- t' 1 - -- misappropriation ' P. Telephoto.) , SAN - ' -- V""' tgM. - - ' ,..,..BEGIJC,2,200,M . - waters. guarantee would. be issued to of--1 -fides of theArbens govern- Senate passed and returned nroieets andinstallations. ment until theireases bad been to the:house Friday studied prievie";"'lMany of these now 'Sheltered in foreign emously passed by the House.. At.10?::ig !tassies,,,rhavelteetraccuseiVer U. S. Jet Crashes-i- n Canada crimes ranging from murder to '4ota 4611116; e - tharett In.Chinese territorial V. Strike Ext. nsion Undecided L. - al at ..The-Sen- -- ilaiat-cohltritEtk- s. - , - Kong. ' The sailors Were "detained" by the Chinese while on a. pleasure cruise. Alter they had been seized the Commu nists claimed they had in (INS)-:Nin- e Tr.: Itatedthattur-lnde--F,cenduct- , HOS KONG British, sa ors, seized by the Chinese' C ri munists - last month, were released Satur day and:return4 to ilopc d- . i; , .Chinese 110di Free Nine British Sailors Sale Conduct On .iiiii:,gpc..Rcitifio-i.!$',,:- - , , -- , |