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Show , - , - ,., . - 1 , 8A , DROODLES - , ' --- - I committees call State and tense Department 'officials to - review foreign and defense policy and to decide whether policy changes are in order. , Sen. J. William pulbright asked it Knowland was . auggesting- - the- - United - States should use its preSumed superiority in nuclear weapon'l "by attacking Russia now." H4 said he sees no alternatives in the argument advanced by , Knowland.. quested the Senate Foreign Relatioas Committee to gather "all the information in the hands of the government" about reported truce violations in '' Korea and Indochina. Knowland said the CommtV -hist- idea- - of "peaceful coexist- enee" would let the United States and other free nations exist "only, until communism is able to subvert them from within or destroy- them by ag. gression from without" - d CIO . N., WHAT IS 111 see answer in rage - Washington Briefs -- ' 0.RUE. . 5,3- , Lindbergh Again Dons Uniform of Air Force L',2P A EH T110130 DEIICES! 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Let Continental ;Ake you . , . st scenery level L. . . through the snaiestic Or tains of Utah and Colorado, through the rollins Ktnsts end Missouri to the Gateway of the Mississippi. westward through Nevada to the City lave time save money . . . on Dollar louts e.e wids Continental I - 7N," I , STRAIGHT THRU WITHOUT A CHANGE , 1 . ;T- I, irfi I, . II , , . a , . - ,, , 4' crp , f .. ... I .,, - - , 7 I I , ...., 1)1 - k - k, i , , ,,, , , 1:11- on the . ': - . 17J11130130tr' g Continued from First Page. upon chiefs of state (leaders of nations, - such as President : Eisenhower.) The decision to award the Cross of the Commander aP ways originates with the King himself, Mr. Tzounis declared. Mr. Athas also is being honorel with a high award for his work in promoting Greek relief and international good will, the consul said. The banquet at which the swards will be made is being sponsored by the College of Pharmacy of the University of Utah. Dr. L. D. Hiner, dean of the college, said the school is honored by the opportunity this occasion affords to pay tribute to President McKay for his contributions to education and to Mr. Athas for his work in pharmacy. Mr. Athas, who owns the Success Pharmacy, 468 E.' South Temple, is first vice president of the Utah Pharmaceutical Assn. 6;1 - A I "... . . - TOIE Int 6",-- I? m-or- Reversal - " - ' I , - , - . ft IOVIS rinstnol IF , - - UM art I a , . SHIM' ' 1 tIl SINItit , . - I . . , I CITY . . . . SIAM ' 3Y 2,-Hurt- I ' 2 kf-r- ,,...... 4,. . AW ' , i PRES. McKAY if . . . i 5-79- e $645 - . - - i0 - ''''' V , -- venile delinquency among Indian children in compelling youths to stay in such deplorable quarters." (UP)--Se- told the Justice Department Mon. day that a North Dakota jail maintained by the Bureau of Indian Affairs is in "deplor. able" condition. The jail, located at Fort Yates on the Standing Rock Indian reservation, is used among other things, for deIndian girls tained teen-agarrested for minor offenses, Langer said. . He said in a letter to Peputy Attorney General William the Fort P. Rogers that Yates situation is typical, society is actually abetting ju- I . i, ( It . - . Senator Raps Indian Jail Condition (It-N- , sp' The company adopted the stock purchase plan for employes voluntarily a year ago. Counsel for Richfield maintained in a petition filed with the court that the NLRB rullag of Oct. 18 is invalid. (UP) -- WASHINGTON William Langer . New Electrk ,...... .'""1"".111.7 Dryer ...$199.9$ NLRB , 1r31 Pj - 111;1 sources said one assignment is to help select a lightweight jet fighter suit- able for mass production and use by North Atlantic Treaty forces. Several American, British and French planes" are in the running. - $15995 . fan- ,Air Force Corp. asked rt of Appeals the Monday to set aside a National Labor Relations Board order requiring It to bargain with a union over a stock purchase plan. U.S.-Cou- " ,.' - Oil Richfield n 0995 ,, ., ,," ' '",' A short announcement dis;losed only dat he will work on "classified projects of special concern" to Air Seoretary Harold E. Talbott. But F WASHINGTON Al 03 ( , A . ' 1 fare, as usuaL Oil Firm Asks Wedingheose Laandromd and Clothes Dryer Twins, Fir. Models, Were $449.90 21" , , - $14995 $01995 , 'Dix. Model Westinghouse Elec. Demo., Hove Everything $339.95 ?num . . $19995 uxe (UP)-- - planes. A reserve brigadier general by President Eisenhower's nomination last February, the famous 'Tone Eagle" report--, ed for a brief active diaty tour TO - '.. a 1- . , ,,, - . . , In the Pentagonwithout ' , - It '" m - WASHINGTON 5,311111E - .4 . -- -----I-re' 1 Charles A. Lindbergh, in unifoim for the 'first timksince 1939, plunged Tuesday into several tough Air Force assignments, including study of a new class of jet fighter 1 It' ''''l or Fourth Time' -7 - ----- ' T. Pnvaie life ,, , .-- ---- ,.- eivey to 1- --- , 1 -- - . stinittil . , , 11.'1:41iA&r.gaitioAll , g day-lon- 2 itStiAtittireei - of ,Immediately after arriving at the Paint Hill farm home of his sister, Mrs. Ernest L. Ives, Stevenson joined a group of local hunters for a hunting expedition. . , . leader On " 1 & Adial Stevenson began a vacation here Monday with his first deer hunt. . , . WASHINdTON (UP).--Th- e ) , United States may undertake , .401.- rI a full review of the whole Korean aid program if Pres. Syngman . I," ,,4 4,0ydr.. o Rhee South Korea continues his criticism, officials said -, 111,i,? Tuesday. ..1-., .. Rhee has balked at conditions the United States attached .1 to the 700 millimitollataktIll i.,, , Itto l,,c1, :,.., , gram and has aimed some .n '' 'lb ..0,-worded '''NW at barbs the sharply 1 :- Re-turD ...... 4:3-14.1American - government. , Officials said they hope Rhee p .1It e 'a ' , will accept the conditions and . 11 . t , a review which' thereby avert .4....1 1 .1. could alter the program. They '4 16 7.0 111 would' make no predictions, , (Of A when as to the prob. F however, , 4. , , ,,,,,1,4,,virli , lem might be solved.- , ,, ' is . ? , . The primary argument , over US:, requirements that 3 NEW YORK (UP) Thomas -A ' Korea must: three-terE. Dewey, 1. doi, "VA.--, governor ,,p4,;01t". (1) Agree to a "realistic" ; of New York and twice li Re-hwan-dolla- r . .iir . exchange rate; (2) .1N ..''.. ."' 4 6.0.11 ,...1 ! presi- take strict measures to control T!,,,,' ...."ub ,ii t 1--,, , ,. ".., dential nominee, ',,, l' -inflation; (3) buy rehabilitation .1;07N,.. 01,.. .:. ... ' -1:- '. for-announced A4r1-'ai' goods from the lowest bidder '',; .; '. ., 4 ' 'It.even If that means purchasing f . ' 'A' Tueiday mally ,i, . ...moic. Ag,ita .v . a In Japan, and (4) give the ..:-.: that he will re- :I .' --ke ' , 1 ..., United States an accounting of turn to 1 , private ;,. ft:,,vex ' It : Its dollar balances. ..--- --, . iI law practice Jan. , 1 lc . . , A 7..74'.. ' '.,:o, 1 Rhee is holding out against a finanto build 4 ' .. . more "realistic" exchange rate f cial security for . his and is balking at steps to con- family. , .467 1'",,:' : i , trol inflation and buying in Kt 52, t he ' , Japan. Michigan - ban e of the He also wants New A Gev,,Deweyformer 700 million dollars earmarked York City racket-buste- r will be ,, for tht Korean armed forces. office the for leaving public Although no official breakdown Is available, it Is believed about fourth time. He will become 1,Wct - 250 million dollars would be senior member of one of the ' with the largest selection . spent for Korean economic re- - nation's largest law firms which, dol450 million of gifts and toys in town! and habilitation as soon as he joins it, will belars for the armed forces. come known as Dewey, Ba IlanEverything, everybody on your gift Try clasp, Christmas shopping tine, Bushby, Palmer and Wood. list wishes for, is here in this new gift from this NW The firm was founded 41 catalog ond our big general catalog. 'WISH-BOOhi years ago by the late Elihu Root Oodles of brand new toys and un- - , . St litrIK OW Sr., who was secretary ot state usual gifts from all over,the world, as - from 1905 to 1909. Among its dis' COME IN too this well as the old standbys you ask for former is tnembers tinguished now catalog and Warn ,here. John Marshall Harlan, apyear after year how you can got a in for use pointed to the 'Supreme Court copy your home. President Eisenhower last by this Christmas do all your week. gift shopping the easy onet CLEVELAND, (UP)Coro' Noting that this was his fourth from shift 114,W public life to ner SarnuetB: Gerber testified stop catalog way at Sears.z practice Dewey said, Tuesday that he found the "im- private No need to shop from store to store.: "This one I.hope will be permaEliminate tiring shopping trips, crowd!: press of a surgical instrument" nent." PHONE In a large bloodstain on the needless hours of "hunting" by and Dewey said he would main62 pillow in the bed where pretty tain his interest in government doing all your gift shopping the catoon state at Sears. You'll savo Phone in your orders, way Marilyn Sheppard lay bludg- levelslocal, "most and national and particularly in , well handle all details money tool eoned to death last July 4. international affairs to which I and guarante to Dr. Gerber, Cuyahoga County have given a great deal of time satisfy you perfectly. CATALOG SALES DEPARTMENT coroner since 1936, was the in recent years." When his announced Dewey ninth state witness in its y not to run again sev' tempt to send Dr. Samuel H. eral months ago, he said he was MAIM OR STATE AT STH SOON Sheppard, and osteopath-surgeoquitting public office to build SEARS to the electric chair. Opon Daily 9.30 a.m. Until 6 p.m. a nest for his wife and two 01' Dr. Gerber testified that he sons. egg Monday and friday Until 9 p.m. went to the Sheppard home in . ' suburban Bay Village at about , ''' ' ' , ' " ' , 1611"11 ' ' i 7:50 a.m. on the murder mornPI, i ''7,r7.-.77'77-r ' A6A6116r-; init. Mrs. Sheppard, 31, had elzotrot a a 0 1$ been beaten to death some time , between 12:30 and 6 cm. He went to her bedroom and DRINKS, 1 ORANGE aUtes 0 RESSINGS! 0'11'1A 4fl examined the body. There was 11,1,106 o R01-... AM- ll I II e OR BLE140 r' ' Wilda one pillow on the bed. Turning hi AO ', ' it over, he said, he found two OUPS1 fitA 011AillEsi ItS1 s Ilt. ' blood stains. St large ' SP' '. mma a- M Stb.1C1 In the middle of the larger, l'IG1 MAO he testified, there was "the imMI MISI ,rs '' press of a surgical instrument" Cl USI SI c0 He said from the imprint it Al hi r , . . citot MC. PINES, (UP)Democratic - - 111111 . - - - - SOUTHERN - , ,.., , Ss . . . SEARS ,Begins Vacation With Deer Hunt . , ' - ' - Knowland said be was not WASHINGTON (UP)Senate making any such suggestion. Republican LeaderWilliam F. he thought any new Knowland told the Senate Mon- But be said Soviet expansion should raise day that is policy of "coexis- the , question of whether the tence between the free world body of the Communist "octoand Husain can Iead only to pus" should not come under eventual Communist victory. ' attack. , He urged that congressional Knowland also said he has re. , , , Rhee Given warning , Ov101111PRICS X .1 De-- , 1.. ' - . A Adigi-Stevens- on . ' --. - , , r- . . I , Senator Urges End To 'Cosixistence' Idea . NEWS AND TELEGRAM, DESERET , ' ' Solt Loki, City, Tuesday, November 16, 1954 ' , , -- , ' . ' - ' . " :.CREDIT. JEWELER S 271 So'. Main . . ., qi |