Show ’ J s ‘it a jit' i t - ip tf i 1 The Salt Lake TrlSnsI Sunday January Sciialcr Urges US Name Board on Age Problems WASHINGTON Jan 22 (UP) —Sen Charles E Totter (It' Mich) Saturday proposed a federal commission to study the special problems of sped and spicy citizens Totter mho Is S3 and a former social worker said the cumber of Americans 63 and older Is Increasing twice as fast as the general population— more people are living longer But their problems are multiplying even more rapidly TUS MICHIGAN Republican a legless veteran of World War II said he and about 20 other u f-- ’A i Solon Submits f -- ' WASHINGTON Jan 22 (UP) —Rep T James Tumulty proposed Saturday establishment of a special federal court to decide disloyalty and security risk charges against tiring at 65 often at greatly reduced income Many are no federal employes Tumulty a member of the longer able to work he said but House Civil Service Committee there should be more effort to told reporters he will Introduce find jobs for those who can bill embodying his ideas POTTER SAID there Is an Under his plan Congress enormous cost in knowledge would establish a ‘personnel and when our older experience resecurity court composed of tired federal and state judges people are shelved" Older persons have five times Tumulty said this would take as many chronic illnesses as the whole matter of employe seyounger groups Potter said curity "out of the arena of poneed health Insurance but they litics" can few it or qualify afford be The program should taken out of the hands of both for it the executive and legislative Many live In houses too large Branch" he said adding that for them but cannot afford to they have so mishandled it that repair them he added "now everybody suspects everyMany persons who hava retired are discontent because body else” "Every body respect a Judge" they have too much leisure Totbe said ter said d fltWFW zi::::za sisi vxizxt txtzin nr Prctfc Cecktcll fnrft Cwp keep JU CtlLUO OftOUND Ih(m4 CHOICE BEEF STEAK Wlifc Mvtkmtm Sm WUpptd CaWaa Taa ci Tou4 Crd Car Ftoo luftr4 $lod with frwwli Droulnf Chk af Planar Durt Hat Ka9 and luttar -- 3 ar Milk f Top Missiles-- - ergy Commission (AEQ to can— 22 cel the contract By Associated Press Jin WASHINGTON Jan 22 (UP) Democrats on the Senate-Hous- e —Intercontinental guided mis- Atomic Energy Commission are siles with atomic warheads planning to put the group on which will flash 5000 miles at record next week in opposition speeds up to 9000 m ph to hit to the embattled Dixon-Yate- s a target area with a radius of power contract about 10 miles are being develThe Democrats now In the oped for America’s awesome majority on the committee for arsenal of weapons the first time since President Authorities disclosed SaturDwight D Eisenhower ordered day how the new weapons will the contract negotiated have be more than 10 times as accuheld secret huddles this week rate as the German V-- used to work out strategy against England in World War II and will have 23 times the OUT OF THESE one lawrange maker reported has' come a deresoH1GII DEFENSE Department cision to push through a awesome lution taking one of three tacks: officials pictured 1 Condemning the contract weapons of the future— no Indication was given when they will outright 2 Calling on the Atomic En be ready for use— in outlining an cmihoTUsti¥ report within security limits on progress In WASHINGTON X V it ''3 M ’ f o s X X A V V re 2 i V t!rO I - j el HI ttodf line maj 'TttCd wr 2000 over that age die Life expectancy is now 684 years and going up But pension and insurance plans mean that more are re- US Discloses Demo Solons Take Aim Pact Might of On Dixon-Yate- s ft X ft Totter In a prepared statement and an interview outlined the problem Eight per cent of the population Is now over 63 years old he said and the figure will be 12 per cent by 1970 son (D-N- re The commission w o a 1 d snake a preliminary report by next Dec 21 and a final report by May 21 1956 Wan-H'v0' 1 1635 ’iP "fK senators will Introduce a bill Monday to set dp a commission to recommend action on the problems of the aged and those who are rapidly heading 4nto that bracket The bill particularly lists the problems of employment maintenance of Income health and physical care housing and effective use of leisure time V XV h tt “r-- n - t X V -A —A- jj ffi J imt 'the w n One of the officials asserted that "we are today at a paystate of development of the art that far exceeds anything anybody known to me has yefc dpne" Warning that there Is no over Russia he said the United States nevertheless alms1 to stay "one jump ahead" in both offensive and major Industrial areas during defensive weapons the first three months of 1935 The major share of the new ON THE defensive side exhiring will be In auto and other perts continued the Army's s guided missile Nike factories the decan attack planes of all the partment said The department said employ- speed altitude and maneuver ment has improved so much al- inf ability that "we have any ready In Detroit auto plants reason to expect to encounter" ar being installed that the city’s jobless level has Nike declined from "substantial" to around major American cities "moderate" proportions Using the missile ring around There now are 44 major areas the capital as an example an' on the "substantial" employ official said that a bomber will raent list compared to 20 a not be able to hurl an atomic bomb at Washington without year ago coming within Nike range That did not mean no bomber could - Eyea Aid for Schools WASHINGTON Jan 22 (It — get through and drop its weapPresident Dwight D Elsenhow- on however er was reported Saturday as The United States It was indetermined to do something dicated is working on at least about federal aid for school two varieties of intercontinental construction to relieve the na- missiles One Is the ballistics tional' shortage of classrooms type that itreaks out of the White House callers inter- atmosphere like an artillery ested in the question were Sen shell at mora than 12500 feet Irving M Ives (TINY) Rep per second The second is the Carroll Kearns and Mrs type that flies slower Eugena Meyer wife of the chairman of the board of the but can be more accurately con-gThe latter will he able to Washington Post and steer itself by thp stars launched from portable carrier on deck of aircraft carrier Hancock la Pacific tests WASHINGTON BRIEFS trol permitting an immediate on the contract as asked by the President d DEMOCRATS say they hava found a vulnerable spot in the contract’s proposal for a pri vately built and operated power plant This is a request in Mr Eisenhower’s budget for more than six million dollars to build transmission lines to connect with the Dixon-Yate- s plant Democrats fighting the contract already are laying plans to try to eliminate thfs item— a move they say would maka the plant worthless lllT I- t Navy Reveals Heavy Missile Weapon WASHINGTON— Navy officials released this phote of Its Regains guided missile being Rescinding the committee’s 2 action of last November when It was under' Republican con- i ipn i fj off stage In the 0' ' Delay Hits Measure to Hike Sugar Quotas - By Associated Press to get a larger share 'of the WASHINGTON Jan 22 — A US sugar market delay was reported Saturday in Marketing of sugar In the United States is controlled by to ask Congress to plans give domestic beet and sugar cane producers a larger share of the US sugar market The offica of Sen Allan J ) said a bin to be introduced In Congress would not be ready early next week as planned There was no explanation for the dtlsy but tt appeared domestic sugar interests had not been able to agree on wbat If anything should be done at this time The proposal would be aimed at Cuba the major foreign supplier of the US market Cuba gets to sell PS per cent of (he sugar consumed In the US after quotas totalling 5421600 short tons are set aside for the domestic beet and cant producers Hawaii Puerto Rico Virgin Islands and the Philippines Meanwhile Mexico Peru and the Dominican Republic have announced they too would like El-lend- er the US Sugar Act The- - 1935 preliminary consumption estimate on '’which quotas sre based called for 82 million tons this year (D-La- Names Ex-Govern- or WASHINGTON Jan 22 (JB — President Dwight D Elsen- hower Saturday appointed former Governor Howard Pyla of Arizona as an administrative assistant Pyle a Republican who served two terms as governor will join the Whit Housa staff Feb 1 in an assistant post that pays 115000 a year" Ths Whita Housa said that Pyle will serve with Bryce Harlow a presidential liaison representative with the federal departments and agencies Sees Jobless Decline anti-aircra- hard-good- (R-F- WASHINGTON Jsn 22 (UP) —The Labor Department Satur’ day predicted a "slight to pickup In jobs in 100 mod-crate- ft COMPLETE WITH EXAMINATION For only $85t) you 2 First quality single vision lenses 3 Your choice of a first quality frame No money down NO INTUUT 01 ?iriTJON S IN MAIN I AIT at CAKZYtNO CM weekly ASCII Cin SECOND SO Or Don f9itrtJ IAXI $1 GUARANTEED X jet-propell- a) set Thorough eye examination Y C JmM ptMMtrbt In (berg et OFFICES ALSO IN 06BEM F" 3 is I s I f I t I i I I UJCLUDID EXTRA euut-- m A AT tWps COS- T- H Jj 5J ' IJ 11 U 1 1 L I ill tL JJ ui IU U alkb fit! ft H J U AVI-41- fS i 5 0 O-B- NO ®PEDEAE§! 79” 69” 99” 129” waco 69” MOTOROLA 69” CONSOLE TV !""Z 29” ADMIRAL 20" CONSOLE TV 69” 1’ Mcdd ? 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