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Show ; DESERET NEWS AND TELEGRAM. LIFE'S e 8, 1953 Monclay-,Jun- -- y Fred Neher THAT LIKE Salt Loki City, ,:TY.,.:...(0.it;.!0o,r'çilS.':T, ' ' H 7.At I :.0..0:(0.i.0001;iii-$.'lk.:0,.r.illsh.,-,40::::.':- some :, - ' t -- - - - t - we ,.,,tito o : A gii - too - luxury home furnishings 1,111101w magazinesmake your selections now- -. low GRANITE priced! cost- I 51., -- . I, - SOFA - ,.. ,. , - - - of fabrics,- - solors, You'll stand opprocloto the oconomy of lineand ocenomy of prkol f EIA50 . I . ones( atany-firk-that-lookli- eig m-Don't-win- k to be able to spank you!". P, Washing!on News Briefs 1Mel.,- . ..;7;i4h Ohcilcis ..cii.-0.-0:;',.Y- 7T - 1167371.07-tfc-117$tiltlite- unit--. is a sing, or oltbor way thoy're strikingly bOauti fuL Color and fabric choice! 5 two-pla- te IVASHING'rON te -- - The Supreme' Court Monday up. held an 1873 law which re quired District of Columbia restaurants to serve Negroes provided -they are well-bI have& However, the high bench put off until next fallat the earliestany decision on the legality of racial segregation in public schools. In other action, the court declared the United States is not liable to pay some 200 million dollars in damages claimed as a result of the 1947 Texas City, Tex., dia.. e -- , -- I, - - --aste- r. think' : WASHINGTON The WI unlawful flight to avoid prosecution for murder in Iowa. He replacel David Dallas Taylor on the "Most- wanted" list Taylor was arrested in Chicago May 26. B I Monday. placed on Its most wanted fugi- Charles Fitter- tiVdestribed as "it youthftd but dangerous criminal." Fitterer, 28,, is sought for list of Spending Drop Seen if War Ends in Korea WASHINGTOA (INS)Treastry officials said Monday that n fighting would reduce government spending in the next six months by $1,250,000,000. They declared, however, that President Eisenhower's tax program should be enacted by Congress. The President has demanded that the excess profits tax be continued for six months beyond June 30 and that any reduction-o- f income taxes be delayed until After Jan. 1. The Treasury Department spokesman said that the savings which would result from a Kolean truce should be used to reduce the anticipated deficit which would be $3,000,000,000 If the excess profits tax is continued and a billion dollars more if it is not. A department representative was asked if the House Ways and Means Committee might not use the end 'of the war as justification of an immediate tax reduction. He replied: "I can't see how the committee would want tosaddle Itself with responsibility for a larger budget deficit with all the dangers for the nation such an imbalance would bring." Meanwhile; a delay in House committee action on the Idi1hióiin -- 10 d 2 . foreign-bor- o's cttiingle molar pion hi rooms large porfect as occasional chairs in small rooms. Choose from a riot of color! - who v:tere seized in Vienna , in " as members of a spy ring ed from the Soviet embassy In,Wasbington, t,-----Ponger faces a sentence up to 20 years, Verber up to 10 I . years. . Two UR former n -- - Wondorful G. I.s to Be Sentenced foreign-Bor- n WASHINGTON SECTIONAL . 995 mid-Janua- were to be sentenced Monday for taming to espionage for Russia after they became nat... -uralizid I.r. S. citizens. They are Otto Verber, 31, and Kurt Ponger, 29, broth- - And Many Other Accessory Pieces! WASHINGTON - h aNs)--T- - Agriculture Department's campaign against the costly and destructive pink -- boll- , LOVE SEAT, worm will be accelerated with construction' of a new center at Browns- IL- - Tex. The cegter is to be built by Texas Southmost College at a cost of $73,000, and will be leased by the Bureau of h 'Entomology and plant antine for 20 years. - vile, Note Is Moo, most INN& ore of Its best crisp, doom Naos. sod osisoonty I -- 5 CHAIR4 . . Choose Offeroted ,- LIS - -- - -- -- -- ' 1- - - BIG! 1 84nch GENUINE DAVIS - II Mr. and Mrs. Saito In Issoceuti; - Mr. and hitiS Drainer Bare - , Taft-Hartle- y off color) I . ' ,. ., - . , . . --11 LOW MONTHLY a - PP FEED 13SS' INDIANA ..... &id an lowboy ' , $$, MONTH -- - , , . , ;, , ) r-- al1:1 CONVENIENT : , 4 I OPEN ,..rri, - , , 'r DELI VERYk - - - , p.r.i. , I - 1 - ' V. ' , ,, --' 'd------7- .. k -itERY , 1050-.EAST ' g r, , 'Compan9vJ'- , TILL , 1.0....0000".'"'""'''""""'",,,,,................,......... i ' STORMS, STRATTON MAtot, $10 DOWN uaept:hoon.t be to oteparw a bill and s may move forward with it at the . ot4. 1954,sefsion or Congress, b !ginning Jan. 3. G 0 P leaders have said that ' oe, will be a greater prospect of passinglt.measure this year , , Li' if there is a fall session. Sale illtell"fi .., ' ' wolluelderp renadeft fooratthire gad t, ,1 P4TAUNTS - kV ' . PHI Clvtdi All-rI- Ie . .1- insiAnow 0' , Fitemotos BRIGGS , ... $13995 iA TompAred Ciptteg Skid ', - 116'1'1.i! NightStand (Slight DAVIS mPLOATINO "MR fat light mocca finish. ' IWtYTAG - - A95 BEDROOMS SUITE 3-P- C.- ' S. & t floot sold your promo, scheme .pOtoyedloo fib, right tol ,,, ,, tho f.h,Is ood soldsoloo solid ht-lit milll fot IL Green Stamps -- , - - Washer Whoiro Too - 9 I a Taft Seeking- to Avoid t Session -. ers their . ILIMMIMEN4 I t (.4 - China ports and the govern-- f ment is urging its Allies not-tsend strategic goods to Communist countries. A new export control regulation announced Sunday will require special Commerce Department approval before any foreign ship of plane go. ing to Red China can get fuel from a U. S. port. The has tightened its curbs on trade with Communist China by issuing an order, effective July 6, denying American fuel to ships or planes headed for Red-hel- d ports in the Orient; American traders are prohibited from calling at Red (61 1. .ailostroted Right) Tightens Curbs on Red China Tride WASHINGTON , 4 I r ii ' guar-researc- U. S. government ' V, New Research Center to Fight Bollworm - . era-inla- Is G. Seri- WASHINGTON (INS) fulfill promise- to ate Majority Leader Taft said journ Congress by July 31 and Monday he would "hesitate" to I avoid 'a fall session. try to obtain enactment of re- - Taft said, however, he wants visions in theTaft-Hartle- y Act the legislators to take a recess seen until was extension :,,prolits about-July-- 15 of session this .and return id during Congress. on action completes October, but he conceded that a newsmen Taft told that bill. trade the reciprocal are deter-th- e heavy legislative schedule and his G 0 P colleagues . of a floor fight mined to pursue their own possibility r . 200 Dutch $all for Korea are for. course.- -- He made it clear that he has midable obstacles to emigres- - ROOSENDAAL, THE NETHnot abandoned his quest for pasERLANDS 011A Dutch army sional action at the present , sage of the revised measure, unit of 200 men left here Mon. time.. but he said some changes might U. N.. statement the increased to His join day for Korea a prolonged dispute. provoke forces, the Dutch army Infor- likellhood..that .a final verdict These, he said, include an In- will be postponed if G 0 P lead- mations service announced.. crease in the membership of -1 the National Labor Relations from five to seven and Board Ba yi Ameriicei Greatest, vesing the powers of .... the, board's ;general counsel In an f Now You Can Buy a agency. independent Gonolno Ile said even .,a limited Taft' ' Hartley bill probably would be . , 1- .a target oft the floor for amend' ' ments and would touch off iv" ' three weeks of debate. '''' ,OnlY an should effort declared Taft r, ' alma eulekm sinLy -' bi made to get a --- ;, revision bill out of the Senate ?) Libor Committee so that it 1 may-nota' . . i.' ' Ivy tow Appliances - MOrder Suspect Added to Wanted List tives-Donal- 111EIMMIUMME.M.IMNOEI - --- Your chola, r,e&zt -- et - - sista - - - , dual ... -- - . ,,,- - Comment from radio and advertising sources in New York was not immediately forthcoming. , f teal:Ai, 11 cj , -- anc1-1110111f- ,-- ' A411klilk t. 0 moo NOME FURNISHING MEWS at the GRANITE! I Ems I E THE,11110ST EICCITING JO Pat DE - :2 N,x 1,4 IN-A-DECA- kilt that one station "introduced a , , yf et chimpanzee for advertising pur- poses during the showing of the abbey service" and that "another cut in to publicize a de- odorant just before the Queen - received her Bibles Across the Atlantic, television critic Jack Gould of the New York Times wrote that the "im peccable coverage" of the ceremony by the B B C (British Corp.) "even survived the :tasteless , embellish -rnents and outrageous behavier t of the American o net-- 1 works." BB C. asked its New York of-flee for a fun report on the com mercials. The British network furnished its telefilms to the U. S. networks free, as a public service.-- Hugh Carleton Green, assistant comptroller of the B B C overseas service, said agreed the core-- mony in the abbey should be "free of commercials of any kind's and that sponsorship of the films would be In a dignified way without stressing the advertisement of products.: "I don't know yet to what ex- tent the agreement was broken and I don't know what action, if any, we shall be able to take," - Green said, "but if the evidence Is black, we shall at least be able to tell the Americans what t ; 1 Tk;E:,:,woqp.:FpR:L.4-wAy':o..kime:L.mop- perti-Lret- , I PUN K INS.' LONDON (I.A new transit, lantic furor bowled , Monday over the commercials with which some American networks punctuated British radio and television coverage of Queen Elizabeth's -- cortmittiotc Critics got patticularly hot about 'a chimpanzee that shared billing with the monarch. f ik4400.64434SiiNIHOMOSOitit,::,,,0.& en 1 48-T1- 21SI:SOUTH, SUGAR 110USE MURRAY 7 PROVO . - SOIMI AND STÄTIE . , I1 4 tiORTH 5TH-INIS- - FRIDAY. Cowl Mondays T ,, - -' a: |
