Show XT THE OGDEN 4A OGDEN UTAH STANDARD-EXAMINE- turn tea R SUNDAY MORNING JUNE 29 1958 ULTf4tp3 Defense Order Increase Will Spur The Economy amSAII NEWS HIGHLIGHTS II 1 1 1 1 ly EDWIN L DALI New York Times Washington — Defense orders picked up again in May after a m 1 WASHINGTON (AP) — Senators Press secretary James C Hagerty and said Adams was spending the Mike Mansfield (D-Mon- t) ) yesterday Styles Bridges ( a Congress of as defended part member's job the practice of interceding with government regulatory agencies The issue of whether a senator or House member should call on agencies for these has been constituents aid to the controversy pointed up by Mor Shrrman Adams' relations with Boston millionaire Bernard R-N- H quasi-judici- al Goldfine The Pentagon disclosed meanwhile that Goldfine in the last two years of the Truman administration received four times as much dollar volume in defense contracts as he has since his friend Adams came to Washington in 1953 as President Dwight D Eisenhower's top aide A House Commerce subcommittee inquiring into Goldfine's relations with Adams has heard no ever direct testimony that Adams Gold-fine for contracts to land sought exhe accepted from whom pensive favors and hospitality There wasno new comment from the White House Saturday weekend somewhere outside the capital Deal With Rebel s Cuba (AP)— The decided yesterday States United to deal directly with tida Castro's rebels for the release of 10 American and two Canadian ens gineers held in the mountain of northeastern Cuba U S Ambassador Earl E T Smith ordered U S Consul Park Wollan to attempt to make contact with the rebels from Moa the north coast city where a band of 200 rebels kidnaped the men Thursday night The embassy last night also dispatched William D Bowdler its second secrcetary in a Navy plane to the u ts naval base at Gauntanamo Bay to set up communications with Moa HAVANA iun-gle- firtm High i&p?&tit$ CONTINUED FAIR WEATHER but somewhat cooler is tha £oriesit tor Northern(AP Wirewith a low tonight of Utah today High will be in the mid-80- s photo Map) 50-55- TOWARD ATOM TALKS I Artificial Limbs Braces 30 They said the final month of the fiscal vear alwavs produces a slight letdown in April Pentagon officials reported Orders are ex pected to show an even bigger spurt in June Most important of all accord- rig to current calculations there will b little slackening off in orders in the last half of this year as compared to the first half Earlier projects had indi cated a significant reduction in ordering after the "bulge" of the first six months of this year The three items added up to more favorable news for the economy Defense orders have Men a big item in the resistance Of the economy to the recession nrf ntarentlv they will remain a factor of strength for the rest tit this year and well into laoy bulge in 'orders and that the figure for this month probably would "not be far off" the target figure of $2500000000 WONT BE LOST But even if the total is short of the target June is certain to show an increase over May Any falling short of target in June will be made up in July and August officials said That is the orders will not be lost to the economy As for the next fiscal vear officials said no monthly or quar- terry projections ot orders nave been worked out But for the fiscal year as a whole the current estimate for these major procure- ment contracts is $17000000000 This would imply a monthly rate of orders of $1400000000 —or not far below the probable urgicai Supports I Uwwww elastic Hosiery Custom Fitted Prompt Repair Service j ED i j 745 24th Street Dial IX 3-37- 45 t GRADUAL TREND Today In North Utah Policy Switch Seen monthly avenge of $1600000000 the first six months of the ' for current calendar year j Actual defense spending has uponly lately begun to creep the after months several ward rist ifi orders Spending is ex pected to be on a gradual upward trend for at least the next 12 months Preliminary figures lor May put major procurement contracts at $lf535rxx000 up irom me revised figure of $1213000000 for April May thus showed the high est rate of ordering this year except for the exceptional performance in March when orders came to $2512000000 Officials said June would have to produce about $2500000000 in order to meet the target for the fiscal year which ends June Red Ink Report Of i§a nttfhttn Utah—Ctm- tinued fair with mild tempera a for SUtes United WASHINGTON (AP) — Far the M HIGHTOWER JOHN pressed turn today ' and Monday High By on cut clear from the tidy balance once and agreement full — S U ( AP) WASHINGTON both days near S3 Low at nigh predicted for it the 1958 fisa new note susnendins ill nuclear weapons 50 ta 53 officials interpreted tests- - But as it was read here it cal year will end Monday from Moscow last night as indi does not estTybiaiaf-Cenera- lly ink a make such U S govern red with fair today figure night Russia will take part that cating at Soviet of a ment timated at 2a4 to 3 billion precondition and Monday Partly cloudy with in nuclear test talks at ueneva Geneva at dollars tendance — a a few scattered showers and thun beginning Tuesday despite not 1957 Back in January correct is this If interpretation last Wednesday only when President Dwight D ' threat it means the Soviets are aban derstorms southern border after so do to noons and evenings Eisenhower laid down the The new note once more doning their threatened boycott as the Geneva conference which budget for the year now endNevada—Fair today and Mon would constitute their second day Cooler southern portion to ing he predicted a surplus of Sl813000000 turnabout within a week The The recession changed all riav before they made the boycott day Locally windy SufiisiirT — Intennountii that threat thev had notified the U S weather was clear And cooler Sat Last January Eisenhower would be pres-- i they government Mott temperatures in- tne urday revised his estimate and eRt nortn rangea in tne 7us guessed that there would be a U S officials still were puz and 80sportion while southern tempera1 deficit of 400 million dollars Continued from Page zled about the reasons behind tures reached the 90s tnd low come June 30 such Soviet maneuvering but 10m flight from Nicosia Cyprus to were inclined to V think that PreThe temperatures: Teheran Iran by way of Turkey mier Khrushchev's government S3 ff The C 118 is a military version of had tried a squeeze play hoping §im fl &2 Afti ac to force the United States to a M M BlUtDft Douglas DC6A 99 57 cent a test moratorium rather SSitiMrtk said 1 transport The department §sf t? see Geneva the than meeting 1 immedSI it had no further details killed before it began Setttf ti 43 £4 1tk§ iately Having failed to get any new Ptwrtf 44 f§ S comment the U assurances for about policy SI 1S9 Im VtM Thompson asked HENRY BRADBURY JR S3 tJ said he had no details or infor- Soviets possibly have decided lfrf Suffered Severe Burns OT Mi M Continued from Page 1 mation other than the statements they have more to gain than to MM mm S? lose by going ahead with tne mtmn9m Pltw Qfiotsm Ti in the Soviet note made ti of is in control and 44 74 m l$rk practically sources who said the talks Embassy 44 $4 all major committees The latest Soviet massage stid PfcMil have lost its way on may plane Ill il Sen Watkins said that during its way on a flight to or from ad- "The meeting of experts should PMfff S3 fS 49 M his 12 vears in the Senate 75 ex Pf1i4 no was to said the there be subordinated solving Turkey 4 Frv of the major bills he has spon- joining 17 indication of the type of plane or the task of the universal and in list CJty Ill 14 7S sored or trnmhi passed the its mission stant suspension of nuclear wea Un 47 H IM Senate and more than half of NH There was no indication wheth- tons tests 44 74 H imh these also passed the House er the plane was forced down by S U S3 4 govern- ffth said that the It 11 41 73 and President were the tMMt Wednes1 to the by ment signed in from Continued after pursuit replying Page 41 WmUmfm it became law This does not in- gunfire 44 £3 But it was learned later that day threat hid failed to state the ft TtftartffM clude many minor bills were found several feet away on thii States United policy point Thompson asked Gromyko: and that "with the experts about blocks were "And this does not include the Some concrete "Are the men alive?" The foreign minister replied: to begin their work a full and knocked loose in the opposite successful yearly fights I have clear cut agreement should be to obtain made "Yes" appropriations T7 wall headkinds of all reached among the governments for Utah Wiesbaden In Germany projects When neighbors arrived young the purposes of the "No senator not on the apof the US Air Force in Bradbury was screaming about propriations committee has a bet- quarters said it had no knowledge concerning meeting" Europe some "children being in there" U S officials pointed out that ter record than mine in this of any of its planes being missing He apparently thought that the field" en-eto reference to the fact that the the said Sen Watkins further queries and ref other section of the duplex was Standine on his record the the US State Dept experts are about to begin work occupied ad-- i De susrzested that the Soviet govern has State said he the Senator In Washington Quick investigation by the fire vanced and obtainedactively ment expects the meeting will be said the office partment's press department crewmen determined ments in Small Projects improvereceived held not had legisla- department yet it was unoccupied however multiple-us- e the tion promoted of the Damage to the interior derooms was extensive All the in- theory of natural resources and lands of public sulation from the ceiling was velopment numerous proposals to scattered on the floor and was authored of natural reconservation foster " "ankle deep Wallboard pieces to were littered everywhere and sources and particularly Wildlife Bear River NOTHING furnitur was damaged The only strengthen she's wearing Sonotone'sand similar I IN EN EO programs FAST Refuge things that escaped some devasHe is also proud of his spon'newest advance in hetring sMs tation were a TV set and two to convert a of program sorship light bulbs in the main room old Bushnell Hospital in the 2964 Grant i Sm m mm Henry Bradbury City to Intermountain the youth's father said his son Brigham and had "visited them a short time School for Indian s children So comfortable with summer f citizenbefore the explosion He and his championing for Indians father are associated in a truck- ship dresses beach wear NO CCftD he savs he has been an Also t business ing DOWN THE formats or with low-cThe youth suffered severe ardent worker for the national NECK interstate superburns from the waist to his head and below his ankles He appar- highways program promoted legwas not wearing a shirt at islation to stimulate the mining ently"time 'I TSA3ITICXU The force of the blast industry and advocated a pro-to the aid to federal insure gram SONOTOMI tore his stockings to shreds 419 EttlfS Bt4 federally-impactei n &S htmt Young Bradbury lived alone at schools IS nm Hirttl the residence His wife the for- areas and of programs designed Siaif Mr I City Will :g health research in further to 16 has mer Bobbie Robberson Phont aeronautics medicine science and resides divorce filed suit for with her parents at 2974 Adams and space studies Mountain Fuel Supply Co officials said gas to the appliances in the house had not been conI nected The fire department still was investigating the explosion late last evening under direction of Battalion Chief Brown Russians Down pSSfe LESSONS FREF! 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