Show 4 THE OGDEN OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINE- R MONDAY EVENING JULY 6 UTAH WANT BLIMP? MAKE A BID OAKLAND Calif NEW YORK (AP)— If you want to buy a blimp Viae nno fnr calf flnlv trmihlp is hlimns i A need blowing up —with helium And helium is harder to come by than hen's ± teeth The blimp is at the Naval Air Station at Lake-hur- Mrs Moura payroll clerk for the Oakland Unified School Dis- trict was booked on six counts of forgery The district attorney's office was called in when some of the teachers finally realized they were entitled to checks during their vacations Mrs Mourn said she spent most of the money on a whirlwind fling in Reno which' in- eluded a sudden marriage' quickly annulled will be sold to the highest bidder When inflatedthe craft is 266 feet long and 80 feet high It has gondola and can make 60 knots with its two engines The government gobbles up all the helium in sight which makes it hard 'even for toy balloon com- J and U ot panies Helen Warney manager m a balloon firm comto mented that "maybe you can get enough helium fill 1000 little balloons but not a blimp" ' Such a remark doesn't get a rise out of the Navy which notes that blimps are useful for advertising purposes passenger service aerial photography exploration and topographical surveys ress ran Somewhere north of the Arctic Circle a Boeing B52G Stratofortress is refueled in flight above rugged Alaskan terrain Unusual photograph was taken from behind the fuel boom of a Boeing KC135 jet Load ed- with instruments the test by the Air Force of its ability Stratofortress was undergoing a to function during long exposure to temperatures ranging to 47 degrees below zero tanker-transpo- rt 50-da- y Civil Rrahfs Bil ror — Republi- WASHINGTON (AP) cans are going to keep the heat on in an effort to gef civil rights legislation passed in this session of congress Sen Everett M Dirksen d today Dirksen the Senate Republican leader told an interviewer that a GOP broadside fired at Senate Democrats last week is only the beginning of ' a campaign to force action on the issue- - Sen Jacob K and others said in Jayits tR-NSenate speeches that the Democrats are responsible for the lack of action "We're going to keep the heat on until we get something done" Dirksen said As" a part of this effort he said members of the Judi- Republican ' ciary Committee's constitutional rights subcorrpiittee will be on hand or be represented by proxy at any future meetings of the group Chairman Thomas C Hennings Jr has complained that Republicans didn't show up for some previous meetings t With Southern Democrats often boycotting or blocking the sessions the subcommittee has made only one major decision on civil rights measures before it I WILL APPEAR This decision was that no bill it clears—if it ever votes one out— will carry a provision giveng the attorney general authority to seek Injunctions in 'all civil rights cases Ben Kenneth B Keating (R-Nnot a member of the group said be will appeal this decision to the Senate if it gets around to considering a measure Dirksen said that In order to get action it may be necessary to hold civil rights bill any House-passe- d on the calendar for direct Senate consideration as was done with a similar measure in 1957 This would take the matter out of the hands ef the subcommittee and the parent judiciary committee- However the word has been passed among Southern senators that the House is unlikely to act on any i civil rights bill in the waning (R-Ill)s- ai : D-Mq -- ! Senate Democratic Leader Lyndon B Johnson of Texas wants" to get a bill passed this year- - He obg viously doesn't want the issue fought out in 1960 a presidential election year While some Republicans think a delay until next year in a showdown on the issue might be politically advantageous to hem Dirksen said he thinks there is need for action Finally Pays Expert $340000 For Foiling Radar - party-splittin- An (AP) fight over payment for an 'invention that helped U' S planes and ships evade enemy radar in two wars has ended with payment of $340000 to a University of Calinow fornia physicist Announcement of the Defense DeNO FOOT DRAGGING settlement with Dr Otto Javits denied in a television pro- partment was made recently Hal-per- n Halpern gram yesterday that there had been to relinquish all rights agreed g on the part of the any of a material his to development Republicans in connection with civ- and method for scrambling electroil rights legislation He said that waves Republicans will have to furnish magnetic said he developed scientist The most of the votes needed for pasidea his largely on his own time sage of any bill the after Navy accepted his theory Keating said on another program j he and joined a team working at that the constitutional rights subInstitute of TechMassachuetts the committee so far ''has engaged in Radiation teeth-pullinLaboratory g and stalling opera- nology's a was used jn The development He noted that objections had tion" been raised by Democratic sena- World War II and the Korean War tors to meetings of the committee and still is in use by the Defense when the Senate is in session Com- Department y mittees can meet on such occasions Secretary of Defense Neil of sent a letter appreciation only by Senate permission However Sen Olin D Johnston to Halpern yesterday McElroy said (D-Ssaid in a Gilbert SC the scientist's ideas continue to be there is no need for civil the basis of research in radar speech rights legislation WASHINGTON 18-ye- foot-draggin- Mc-Elro- C) £6i Choice Kib deep-freez- e Viewers Give Russians An Earful at NY Exhibit U S months of this session - ar Soviet your treatment of the Poles or the NEW YORK (AP)-- The Union has set up a direct pipeline people of Latvia Hungary to mento find out what effect the Soviet tion a few" exhibition has upon American viewers Visitors 'have been asked to give their impressions in several guest books scattered around the e cultural and scientific exhibit i Perhaps the books will be taken back to Moscow for careful scrutiny by cold war strategists If so here's some of what they'll read: "Big brother is watching you'' "I saw this on July 4 1959 a date commemorative of American indepGod for it" endences-thank "Russian music is for the birds— if they'll take it" "Why don't you practice what you preach and the world situation might be a little better?" "It's not the showcase that counts —it's action and good will" "So what else is new?" "Let my people go (Signed) A "I missed seeing your typical nussian nome laump) and your labor camps (slave camps)" "Weren't there many Jews in the throwing off of the yoke of the czar? But not a Jewish name is among your ' great leaders! - How come?" Several writers were apparently shocked by some of the comments: "Reading the insults and lack of understanding recorded in this book almost makes me ashamed to admit these are my countrymen" "I'm sorry so many of my countrymen have taken this book as an opportunity to hurl insults and criticism We are not all so crude and u n i n f o r med Congratulations ort your wonderful exhibit and the great progress your country has six-acr- Jew" Invest at "I note that you display vividly the German cruel treatment of your people I have not seen pictures of YfT) f - made" 2415 Kiil IX Ph 33 - Piccard An i: Type Residential or Commercial Immediate Service UTAH GLASS EX 12322 Grant t I 1 tZLAJ -- r—1— I 71 jifw A 4- - I Happytime' i : ' 44222 Amirlca't largttt Stlling TOILET TANK BALL Noisy running toifttt can wasl evtr 1000 galloni of water a day Tht ECONOMY PRICED EVAPORATOR AIR-CONDITIONE- ffkltnvpotenttd Water Maittr tank ball instantly itepi th RS flow of OGDEN AUTO PARTS EX 363 22nd Stroet 75C 37 How to help water after each flushing AT HARDWARE STOKES 10" i out oftoo! t Today doctors say that 1 out of orid show the person with such a has Americans serious every problem that you understand mental problem You probably sympathize and want to help come in contact with at least one ' such person eve rvdav- -a friend J 7 r nous Viobcrm earn to under evenamemrrofyourownTamiJy yourself too ! 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GET THE r? -- BEAUFORT S C (AP) — A white Marine and a Negro man were sentenced in the same courtroom this past week to be electrocuted Aug 14 for separate interracial rape cases Marine Pvtl Fred G Davis 24 was sentenced for the rape of a Negro woman If he in the electric chair as sen dies tenced it will be the first recorded case in the United States of a white man's execution for raping i a Negro woman About two hours after Davis sentence Judge J Henry Johnson sentenced Israel Sharpe a Negro to death for the attempted rape of a white woman in h e r i home both had convicted Juries men without recommendation of mercy making the death sentences w BUFFALO i Butler said yesterday the party faced a "tough situation" in'the next elections unless the Democratic Congress showed "initiative" and took a "positive progressive attitude" He urged Democratic lawmakers to fashion a record for 1960 by passing "progressive" bills even if they knew President Eisenhower-woulveto them Johnson and Rayburn have sought to make big Democratic spending proposals "veto proof" by scaling them down to meet some of Eisenhower's objections Johnson has replied to critics of his compromises that he will "seek the best and do: the possible" d BROKEN WINDOWS 1st Mortgage Loans Realty Insurance would do so again in 1960 BUFFALO N Y (AP) — Marie Luciano 22 felt- - into the harbor while trying to untangle his fishing line and drowned FLAGSTAFF Ariz (UPD— Five persons were killed— including a mother and three of her children— and a 2ryear-ol- d child seriously-injurelate Saturday night when their car collided with a truck Mrs Wanda Lois White 23 of Caney Kan and her three children aged 8 months to 6 years were killed along with another passenger in her car James Patrick Roberts 24 Mrs White's fourth child Math-eEdwin White was taken to Flagstaff Hospital An Arizona highway patrolman said Mrs White's car apparently crossed the center of US Highway 66 just east of here sideswiped another car and smashed head-o- n with a truck Drivers of the other car and truck oth escaped injury G in DemDemfeud- he XJ Fisherman Drowns Collision Kills 5 in Arizona POLAR RENDEZVOUS n n (UPD-T- ocratic national chairman and ocratic congressional leaders ed today over what kind of legislation the party should push Without mentioning by name Senate Democratic Leader Lyndon B Johnson or Speaker Sam Rayburn Chairman Paul M Butler said the party's congressional leaders must abandon their "conservative and moderate" stand or risk losing the 1960 elections Senate Democratic Whip Mike Mansfield (Mont) retorted that it was Butler who endangered the party's chances next year by "participating in 'these attacks" He said the party won in 1956 and 1958 on its congressional record and years st - WASHINGTON M trip Niavv 43-fo- (AP)-A- fter thinking it over Mrs Berteene Moura 43 surrendered to police and admitted forging ' teachers' $7650 in payroll checks during the last two IT NEEDS (RARE) HELIUM N Democrat Chief Rebuke Mouse Senate Leaders ADMITS THEFT $7650 FLING 1959 i ROCKY ROAD L Monday Tuesday Wednesday ' ( 14$ ! 35 J Hon WeHe ¥ Everybody's Favorite fill Regular Special 59) c£J tit 7 (C) J (2 ' 40th t WohT l36t Hot iHrkit'k'kin iritit'k1i1i'kitit'kkitk kkk a t'k-kAkk- kit kit |