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"The world will never find peace if it accepts the Cornt ideology of rejection of religion." President McKay is being accompanied by Mrs. McKay and President Franklin J. Murdock :of Highland Stake. r I --7- A cf,t,ui .. , . - (41. ,it niii,c)e I : .. ... 3-15- ' , e ' ., ,,,. . ,1,, . 1.L:.2,. 4 .: , , t: - I , . - , it,--- ,0,' - ,- 0 , ilik.16,4 , ' ,....,!,...t,,, r , , , ,, - bp ' f . - . - . ..,. . 25 . .. 2 , , of -- , ... , FRIDAY, JANUARY 28, 1955 Sc , .,- - dChurch . , , , . , , - . . i 0 . ,, VN414141 S' 9. 1 0 . ' r4','"Atr, ,1,'."sr14,00,1A, ' : Strong Approval 'Crisis Spssion' Viewed Cdtiain Slated Monday , ',- Salt Lake City's water and sewage 'treatment plant levy cleared its lutlegislative hurdle Fridaybut ran right ter a big "no" by Gov: ,J Bracken Lee. , -- -A House bill permitting the' city to levy such a tax without approval by election was passed Thursday by the Utah Senate, ) NMDcKLa.N- YEAR N.,1 0 0 t WELLINGTON, NEW (L) :n - NI. Auckland,- , , President McKay Leave s for Passes Utah ITS IOSIK IN '' . , .. fHE 0404NTAIN WEST'S ' . .,- , , Tax Bill ., 7- 81 ., , , - - ' - -- . , .. . 4-25- Advirtising-Circulatio- n - - , Depts.' .. 75 - , ", - - , Information--4----New- s' t . á' ,,, TELEPHONES .' - . III' , SI - . .. , ;, , -- .. - -- 1c1,-...- , -343 ., . , , . (See ll'eather on Page 4 " . . , ome ,, , 1 ,, Fa.' ' . ... ..,.. ....-P.,- - - - , - . - $ - INS- C4mbined leaders of both i -d . Na N.Y;Ther-lintteoe a drove for final UNITEDNATIONS,Friday quick parties SI'i.'nritYCiatalcil--"--sumIngAed-Frida7Eisenhower& "fight t approvalfor to meet Monday morning to a cease. ' u. -Must rtolutittu fordefelldirtfl, Fmurto.s& : nine figliting, fin, in . a the Senate hod Ahass Sir. Leslie KROX Munro of New -- IZeaiand declaredthe gan its third day of debate on , council will- and the overwhelming proposal at,.;,f discussion on Monday of a pro. 21 to 1. approval appeared eettain But posed inyitation'to Red China there was no guarantee of final But the chief executive said ta send representatives ta the F r iday action "war crisis" session . Friday he would veto the bill 1 ei form.- - He said he in Munro, who is council presl-- , ,. Acting bemocratic I e a d e r dent for January, said he fore. would approve 'the measure. . C. Clements (Ky.) said 1 Eactle saw "no difficulties" in getting only jilt is amended to require the Senate would hold a night any'Chinese Communist repre.. approval by city voters. session 'And perhaps even an sen'tstives- admitted to UN. "1 think the Legislature , ; unusual Saturday sessicin if should consider an amendment headquarters in New York, .";' Earlier Friday, it was learned , t to the Constitution which would to aetion. , necessary complete '; States and Britain Anti-Nepotisincreases bar any further tax m1 The resolution cleared the : , FORMOSA (UP) :- had agreed to Invite Red China without the direct vote by the TAIPEI!, House, 409 to 3 Tuesday.Communist China has begun to the .United Nations in n at people," be declared. Urge Quick Action ' tempt to arrange a cea fire..,'Urges,. County Levy, ., its Jet fighter It Wa3 strengthening anSenate Republican leader W it. reported they ha ' "I think this is the only Way A' aket Ham F . Knowland (Calif . ) and bases along the Fuglen "inva- - thorized New Zealand to 41 "144 we ean force the- - government s 4,, GOP whip Leverett Saltonstall 8ion coast" to CO P e with the formal proposal to the U.N. rianiRaamoftio. to live on a reasonable proporJ '0; Li I 0.01000t"bon.".. (Mass.) urged that the Senate America's new display of aerial Security Council on Monday., 4WDMa irti"")booluoilembilib 1001NoRMINIMkidoill111 tion of the people's income, 1 act before the week end be. Calls on Molotov might, Nationalist C h i n e s e and the only way continued inFORMOSA SKY ACTIONRed plane arrow), one of 120 in Red Chinese attack cause of the touch and-gIn British Ambasss- Moscow, said FridaY . creases in government spendfire whijeniklng run over island. on Tachett Islan(f, escapes Nationalist situation in the Formosan tary dor William Sir Hayter called U.S. Air Force F88 Sabre jets ing can be stopped," he added. Reds are reported strengthening Yet fighter bases althit inVliSf6-11- coast." (U.P. Tele. Straits. M. DeMAR TEUSCHER Soviet ion Minister By Foreign At the same time, Gov. Lee Mr E 1 s e n b o w e r himself joined the 7th Fleet in patrol., V. M. Molotov and photo). that News Political Editor urged said he has instructed the State I break the back of any ling the Formosa Straits as the Russia use its good offices to . helped Tax Commission to prepare a serious Senate opposition when Com"niunists Sweeping revisions in Utab's rushed men and persuade Red China to accept, bill to limit the amount bf levy of law were voted materials into position opposite lie also asked Russia to advise that counties can place on city House of the to Repby See Thursday Readers ton. Nationalist-heloffshore bases Pei Ping to' adopt a moderate Report residents for services that are 1:67,0 attitude towardth e Formosan., one Formosa for situation on or resentatives. cernIng - not given within city limits. , crisis. could come at any time. P.M Page Mt. "For instance, Salt Lake City Revision of prohibitions .46, BdU STI spokesman embassy 33 residents today are paying the against hiring of relatives by Join r r 4:1? said that Molotov's tfeaction was Navy,Planes 1119 be major share of costs of garbage elected or appointed officials announced Sabre The took that off from Thursday jets The "pretty limited." NEW YORK (INS) collection and fire department highlighted a U.S. force in the Formosa area FOrMOSall airfields for sweeps Molotov told the ambassador which saw day services in Salt Lake County the House pass six measures price of refined copper to WASIIINCTO .The visiting dein ,In' Red Chinese are there only for defensive over the strait, joining Navy that he would pass on the yen, (UP) outside the city the governor and kill two others. domestic consumers was offi- State 'Department Thursday jails, officials said Friday. purpose and that he alone will aircraft from the 7th Fleet car. hal Information- - to the Soviet said. The Chinese Communists of- decide whether they will be tiers. The Navy planes have government. The controversial "right to cially established at 33 cents night barred relatives from via. rl work" bill also moved one step a pound Friday, when Kennebeen patrolling oftFormosa for Would Transfer Money The Soviet foreign minister iting 17 Americans imprisoned fered to allow the visits, but used in any other manner. Chairman Walter F. George the past week. nearer debate The also said the Moscow govern-cott Copper Corp. and Phelps by Red China for the time being Secretary of State John Foster Thursday. This proposed bill would reof the Senate Foreign Dulles barred acceptance of the 21ationalist-ai- r force- com- ment always was!anxioue to se- quire counties to transfer bill, which would prohibit' com- Dodge Corp followed the at least because actions"increas, Relations Committee followed the and of after s union a long Thursday a lessening of the tension.kBut Anaconda belligerent" night said of pulsory lead big ai membership resimunique Copper levies, collected from city with a strong plea for quick sank three Communist careful consideration. dents and not used in the city, requirement to get or hold a Thursday, and posted the ad- Communists. landing he Indicated that responsibility Possible Communist treachjob, moved out' of the labor vanced price. Custom smeltIn letters to families, Dulles approval. craft Thursday night 'near for the situation lay with the back to the city treasury. --0 war of in the and ee the.threat onto and at ery the the also Tachen,-20are firms said miles north of IrOre United Stateilgovernmenand the belligerArguments quoting "Increasinglying The Aenate, tn.:learning of committdar. the families Far East prevented ent attitude and actions of the The President's statement mosa, while Nationalist artillery to the extent that Britain sup., metal at 33 cents a pound. the gciVernor's feeling regardof imprisoned Americans from Chinese Communists in recent was aimed Study Completed the bill, requestsquarely at argil. on the island base bombarded ported the United Statesalso levy ing decision the that forced The committee ments days" completed by Sen. Wayne L Morse Communist gun positions on on the London government. ed the House to return the bill not issued could be of both and the bill passports the study (Ind,Ore) and others that the captured Yildangshan, eight India's Role for reconsideration. "for the time being" for travel "blank check" authority asked miles to the north. Motion to return the meas- proposed constitutional amendIndia was expected to be to Red' China. t by the President would author- US. Ambassador Karl Rankin asked to ure was made by Sen. Dilworth ment which would implement play the xole of Inter ' S. Calling again on the Reds to ize a "preventive war" against told a press conference Friday Lake) and Provisions of the bill in the conWoolley In negotiations with mediary the Dulles said free Americans, "I don't feel there is any dan- the Red Chinese. the China mainland. Awes passed by a slim margin of stitution and returned them to that in the interests of peace ; It also quieted fears of many ger a .great4 and important con9 to 8, with Senate President the House floor without recIndia's Prime minister Jaws. "we dd not think it prudent' to senators that the Formosa res-- flict will break out here ommendation. C. Taylor Burton breaking a Nehru was on his way halal . ' Communists afford Chinese the Neither will come up for deolution might enable National. deadlock. 'Chances Retteewere London to search 'and WYO.Air LARAMIE, ground parties Friday with what further opportunities to provoke k to - The House, busy with other bate before the middle at next were believed to be Red China's-"If we linea take -of an Laramie on area southwest Fridarboon seeking our nation and strain its pa- start hostilities on his own strong centering week. ' terms matters, did not act on the re, House for an to end within .reason and agreement without further:" In tience 1 their two California businessmen believed to have trashed metubers a s o which might drag the United questtiili the clashes between chances of dangerous Administration officials said States into all-oa pair of tax increase light war with Red provocation while en route to Salt Lake City Thursday. Meanwhile, Friday - the Sen- passed 'pine war are better," he Red and Nationalist Chinese whethavoiding was It "anybody's guess" them aside measures, setting ' ' The switch to the southwest came after irreport from a er ate also voted 20 to 0 approving in the Formosa area. forces decision would be ' Hubert It Humphrey said. , , tax levy for library until the appropriations bill forest ranger station that the plane beganilying In a southerly used a ," American officials said to Reds the High the ; by a comes as so keep to have guide author of an amend up i purposes in Salt Lake,City. The as to how west Americans in jail longer. revenile must direction titer leaving Cebtennial, a Wyominecm-munitmuch aimed at excluding us. the Nationalists had agreed in mint fol'Gov. now to bill Lee, goes be raised, of Laramie. Hot and-tol- d, action to defend such offshore principle 'to evacuation, of the , lowing a 54 to 4 approval in Tachetiirtlirthe Americans and tax' bills The lost pilot Thursday told One of the islands as Quemoy and Matsu, niiion's ' hottest and , the House earlier. Chinese had not yet reached' . to would raise corporation franhe was abandon said willing coldest locationsior the past control the Laramie traffic Both Added Levies It. But his Sens. full agreement on when and 24 hours as chise tax rates from 3 per cent 1 reported to the am bow the evacuation should. be Salt Lake WeatherRussell B. Long Both the water. and sewage to 4 percent The other would tower that he would fly to Cen - Bureaut -Herbert IL Lehman tn. conducted. and' the library ley. hike income tax rates on per- lennial and Saratoga, west of ' --- , were: ,'.' Nationalist mi dicated IhermatinCsronst les would be exclusive of Salt sons earrAng over 35,000 in tax- Laramie, before turningnorthvote tar! spokesman, said the Reds Themal, Calif. MI --2- 77 Lake City's levy limit of 18.5 able incOm (after all deduc: ward toward Rawlins. , mills for other purposes, a- tions). George's plea, Mr. Eisenhow. had 200.000 men on the Che-- International Falls, searchers the Friday, ' Early er's aPILPressike klang....coastopnasiteTachon , Other Bills Passed ctcording to provisions of the fróriboib and Dem and another 200,000 Men near Hanksville 43 Republican t matormentlro7ustersIe ocratie leadership reduced to a Quemoy; About half that num- - Green River......1,....... ..... . The library tax has been -'a nepotism bilt passed by the. eine Bow National Forest areal A former China from North Korea, where handful the possible votes for 'ber were reported massed at LONDON (UP) I (Salt Lake's m4xlmuni, 33; ;' part' of the state law ,for- a House included bills to: across:. the .Continental lying any efforts to modify the res-- Matsu, Nationalist base midway rninimum,t)--- - 2 said British, Communist it actually crashed. decade, or so, and the ,water 1. Set 8 p.m. as the closing Divide before Friday to the turning oiution. two. between , the ' at' and sewage treatment levy was time for primary elettion polls. refugee missionary had told À week after the crash the parties on skis pissed two tears ago. But the (Present closing time is 7 p.m. was photographed by were sent into area early Fri- him the Chinese Reds moved wreck ,' Utah Supreme Court ruled both for primary elections, 8 -- p.m. ' as "evidence" an of Communists the the aairplane wreckage of them ineffective on grounds for general elections.) day afternoon. North-Koreto to back their from Manchuria spy charges up that the law did not exclude 2. Provide for revocatioff of The men have been identified ' , l' them from the limit. driver license for person 11 against the airmen now held by evidence to against take,the as Tom W. Masters, 50, owner ' the Peiping regime, said Hyde, Poliovdng action On the charged with reckless driving the Golden Empire Candy Imprisoned American airmen. I'alormer editoroLthetl,ohdon of levy measure Thursday after- twice within - a period. ' A . Douglas Daily Worker, noon, the Senatedealt it Stun- 'tPreient law- reads three times tCo., Chico, Calif., and Clarence The , The missionary, now in ' defeat- to c a proposed within a period.) Milligan, Chic o automobile Hyde, said the missionary's inWASIIII14. an nAng TON not allow his name Cad Vit.( the Fornfosa straits and Is, ready to retaliate semibill. 3. was the Yalu dealer. driving" Require aUtrucks, formant was in the River Masters, pilot,' 'disclosed to 1 because fears he the be reArmed Bonn: st Serstket Committee Immediately 11 general war breaks out. trailers and truck trailers ,to flying"a Cessna 180 which he border area at the time and The measure would haVe ' ' - See UTAH SENATE 2. Said the day, oftatomie-poweresurface of members A.74 110USE on against UTAH reprisals A4 See triday O9kfed an Investlgationofireported alipage page - had, picked up In; Cheyenne, saw thelGlane- - carried 50 miles r , ...much-fastewho- - remain in Red will come-fa- st wit't than ships In flevelopment and delivery of new Wyo. -lags . In Red Into said. the Communitts thought .. China; Hyde, therpast't George Nelson Wyoming di- by planes for the Navy. Thomas testified that tests of the worlds , rector of aeronautics, said the The Georgia Democrat direited a subcomM' '.' submarine Nautilus have first LATE, plane wag last heard over Lara' , at Mitiee been to make the Inquiry after Navy 'Secy. "outstanding"-ththey "far exceeded" mie at 2:04 p.m. At thatI time WYOMiNG seen. frials Thomas any haaever Masters radioed the Laramie t 'Charles S. Thomas testified be bad 'not been ,Thomas said that atomic engines for r(r1T,' , A bill to prohibit certain types of advertising In connection Airport that be was - heading about In akRxii the naval air program the Signs : ' peppy" submarines -- will-be "rot,,,.h -with optometric services was advanced to third reading Fri. for Rock Springs via Centennial 3. AlsIA thinks said be the of ' . most Itt3'dt 15 prob., more to less Senate-bvote of final and be a cNrtnr, advancedwith greater power Mr. Xelson Lit will, given and Saratoga,-Wyoday in the' lems now have licked. been "A , Senate the , Monday. sufficient fuel 'weight" AA , , said the tun bad consideration In "If the secretary is un.leppy about its we hours of , Committee Chairman Carl Vinson '', for four and one-ha, Solt A't tit take City want to find out what is making him tut) meanwhile opened up the .controversy over 1 The Senate Ftidal passed a bill to reduce the age re- . flying. Masters estimated they the Navy's plans for more Aupercarriers happy," Vinson replied. would arrive at Salt Lake city' quirement for registered n9ing licenses Irons 21 to 18. COLO lie directed Rep. T. Edward Iiebe1.4): the Forrestal class. 14 about 5 p.m. UTAH chairman of the committee's specie; investi-- , the16st Vin50n, In a move apparently ain7c1 at debated buttookneAtctionFridaYonaVotp 21 to lt. pilot 'bad taken an actiVe art 'case, called for gating subcommittee, to ;mike the plane inbolstering stitutiona1'amendment to lower the voting age bairn ora second business. on It a its plerV" Senate order firth House :of t it and both the a near quiry I search jii Ingi If the amendment passes., Coluse, .superearrier Included in t1,:t 0' 'lookf administfation's-tuclgct into first base Ilast a militarybis and when rtir tiscra would have to be presented to the People kr a vote., pilot pr:riyeek conVinson told Thonins tOlgive -building In Spain. passenger were 140 , a earlier 'Thomas: to rc r was bu. s searchtts sideratinn rcw 41)Iday nANE'SEARCII untif,11 the MICAAir Ih testimony, seekinp The House adjourned at noon rg ;territory. The pair I.': to S.L. Assured are an .elforts the that the the to their coa'A reEcued I ; day. The Senate adjourned at the same time. but will not the committee, Vet Na;'y centerirrg tr ht,l? later plane CEeyennt uninjured by can, cop. with "any local naval actions" Lt.- ilacilities In that area. Air 1 , eirtlecaine Bow Forest (circled area). p.m. 31enda7. I reconvene until --In- ; , , 117ASIIINGTON . tijr)--Sena- U.P.--an- te . , 7,---- , -. . : .. ptsiining 1 , - . begirt-immedi- ate ri:', Reds BAlti er mu-ni- nt -- - ci' 1 f 1 . ?;"",. ' , . Jet Bases In .. nasion A rea 4' , 4 , , - ''S. Change Voted "." - -- - tbe-U.nit- , "' - ed -- , . - - -- , ". 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