Show - lr ft' t The Salt Lake Tribune Sunday January 23 1955 A7 states Ike to Request WAR DRUMS ON THE COLORADO Revise ou Navajo Dancers to Focus Attention on River Fight Defense Pact Continued From Page One Continued From Fare One was expected to clear up this of the project— which failed to point although a White House get through Congress informant said “We ar not goThe ing to draw blueprints for the phase of the project was introCommunists” in The President’s purpose Da duced the Senate and House week this by Sen Clinton Anasking congressional authorizaand Rep William tion at this time this official derson said is to clear up any haziness A Dawson It includes about his constitutional powers six dams and 11 participating to act in an emergency and to projects The second phase w ill show the world the United cover three dams and six parStates is united on the Formosa ticipating projects alucd at first (D-N- (R-Uta- issue one-hal- billion dollars f The He recalled Mr Eisenhower’s repeated pledges notably in the weeks last spring when United States intervention in the Indochina War was being hotly discussed that he would consult Congress before taking a major T ''St ' ( tf Navajo San on Dam-Shiproc- k Juan Ricr the project Is part of the first phase and Navajos consider it vital to their economy It would create 3000 farms for about 15000 people in San Juan County on not will the attend dances Arizona California and Neare in the Lower Basin but Arizona tied up In a Supreme Court battle with California over water rights has Indicated It will support the the resen ation where there project Nevada is remaining are now 128 farms neutral California is the greatest opponent to the project THAT PHASE of the irrigaIt claims the project could tion project would bring an estimated 122 009 acres of In- rut off its water allotment from the lower basin dian land and 29000 acres of Lee’a Ferry Ariz 50 miles land under cultivabelow the Grand Canyon is the tion The basic economy of the dividing line between the upper and lower basins Navajo now is sheep raising An The governor! actually will Indian Bureau report released at the two days of little say said last month this area would of introduc- outside support alone as many sheen as meetings— For thp most ory 'mil-the entire reservation— 15 is aimed at their presence part lion acres — now supports their states are in non-India- vada n 1 Besides New Mexico and Utah the other states In the Upper Colorado Basin are Wyoming and Colorado Governors of the latter two showing that favor of the project Simms this month released statement saying New Mexico “is solidly behind” the a project UN Hop cs Seen Increasing For Speedy Flier Release Continued From Page One the UN undoubtedly would be sufficient Solid developments in the prisoner situation were scanty Saturday UN Secretary-Genera- l Dag Hammarskjold talked briefly with Sir Pierson Dixon permanent representative of the United Kingdom The British delegation it has been understood was one of those informed of Chou’s offer before the proposal was made public The United Kingdom like the United States- has prisoners of the Korean war still held in China or North Korea Informally one suggestion here was that United States authorities might have gone too far in branding Chou’s proposal "propaganda" Some sources however argued that the Communist move though having propaganda elements might be "more than propaganda” The skillful made Moscow-tfalne- Chinese d M Com- munist premier they agreed had taken the prisoner Issue out of the hands of the United States government and "appealed" it to the more popular and emotional court of American opinion iv 5 1 - BUT THEY auggested if Chou really was prepared to free the prisoners the action Henry Cabot Lodge Jr could not more effectively be United States representative taken than by releasing the was not expected to return from men with a grand gesture in the custody of their relatives Washington before Monday i' t ' KI t t t Must Be Somebody There— I Hear Breathing SEATTLE WASH — Little Rosellta Splckelmler can’t say much beyond a gurgle but who has a greater right to hog tho phone? It’s in her own name making Rosie the youngest so far to he listed In Seattle telephone directory Uh whose calling? Utah Legislature Runs Ahead Of Schedule at Week’s End Continued From Page One cept as it must be done to ance the budget THE TAX measure which bal- ap- pears to have the most general support among the lawmakers at this point is the individual income tax revision which is expected to boost revenues by DENVER Jan Job 22 (UP) — Webb & Knapp one of the nation’s largest builders said Saturday night that the courthouse square project in downtown Denver has been expanded into a 35 million-dolla- r hotel department store outdoor plaza and skating rink subsurface car park and bkll room-auditoriu- m — Arthur G Rydstrom vice president in charge of the Denver project said the planning had outgrown the original intention to restrict the develop-- m t to Courthouse Square purchased some years ago from en the city The square which now Is being excavated will house a three-leve- l garage for 2500 automobiles - — the largest in the nation Atop it will be an outdoor plaza and summer restaurant winter skating rink sub-surfac- e mi the Our good quality type 134 rauw mil and you'll got a er In for tho tost story Learn about the impartial tests by America's foremost private which prove that the Zenith— Independent testing laboratory much-off- ers as equivalent perform—priced at less than and upkeep cost of the the average operating ance for $26SI elds averaging 5 other olds tested Com HAM T h be mw ewtflabla Yew coiaiderebl pan-Dcotti poy tary of yaw monthly Fn1- PAT H0TM1M9 OOWM ONLY $10 A MONTH X yet" T2xl 08-i- n 42x38 n tightly wavan to give tarvic ysxios-iiK- h 42x34-- 1 n 167 fOxlCS-f- n rlusiin flaffrcss Pads faathan Twin Bed Size sanitary mattress protection muslin cover cotton filling Sale-price- d long-wearin- ‘ Fcaflzir bleached g Rip Down A wandarfulty toft pillow ef 10 down and 70 ganta v fluffy cruthtd faathart 30 truth td duck faathari and 50 crutkad turVty faathara SaawtL ful florol tick resistant zigzag 287 C- -2 i mm 'iuf iETTIHG r v- - wl K‘i i Mattress Pads Bash Mat Sets Th awt Thar I nothin yU atdor u4 mar &prm4 Wnaisw" and worrying About ibU fr (Octtlaf C— &f and Itching r in Moo I or Drbxl dua t aamasaa SUenay and A tn r tik drr Irritation a®enani®rj But aeba oilacraMs rC®rr4 and achnn point hoodoch (a Melt wm Hw Iproo Cjte $attfl fattar U-- tof 4 k yri 10 jaaOmwiiifi 165 SOUTH MAIN SH Uko City IXTtA IIO SAVINGSI Smaath xtra comfort and yaor ti Juit right far titaping wmftrl Lwauriawt rayon totin eavar Cation In tarlining ADVttTitiMXKT- tt4 or Fitted 100 Down efforts In the United Nations President Eisenhower has encouraged to arrange a In Formosa Strait cease-fir- e "We feel that anything which would suggest two Chinas would be objectionable" Yeh retorted “Period Period Goodbye" ra S1x103-t- n tf Cn which -- 1 77 47c SAEG PE5flGE H in your opinio QjM m Our bait Mllart reporter asked his opinion of stitching prevents lumping Washable Full size jra any baarutg eld Zenith in any way autparforna simply return A Zenith within 10 days and your money will be refunded promptly 1 Cases H-l- semi-bleach- HE BECAME angry when a 36c Silky smooth type 170 Harmony House percales SALE PRICEDI Finest combed cotton tightly - woven Regular or fitted - - - - he 'replied: a stand 157 Extra Long 81x1 03-I- n Regular cr Fitted 42x36-- 1 n Cases 147 72x1 08-i- n In view of Knowlsnd’s established position as friend and champion of the Chinese Nationalists this expression suggested that the President would make clear to the Communists the determination of the United States to defend Formosa whatever the cost In Telpeh however and in the Nationalist Chinese Embassy here the new administrachilly reception policy got tion because It also Involves withdrawing Nationalist troops from some of the offshore Islands "I am not prepared to take 01x99-lnc- h $ave ) WALTER 8 ROBERTSON assistant secretary of state for far eastern affairs received Georg Yeh Nationalist foreign minister and’Ambassador Wellington Koo Saturday Yeh was sour as he left the State Department Asked what be thought about the course of United States policy on China a big favorite $heet$ with budget-minde- d homemaker$ everywhere now again at a bigger-than-ev$aving$! Fill your need$ now and $ee how much you ‘ $125cd AVDKIY-4AC- ua rs “ROYAL-T- V AT m (D-Ga- Zanitb 10-- 0 t) about $1000000 Actually that figure is more of a guess than an estimate The proposed Income tax revision which would eliminate use of the federal short Jorm for state income tax purposes but which would retain a number of federal advantages for the taxpayer carries recommendations from The pledge to protect For-Princeton Surveys report and o s a and the Pescadores the tax of the Communist assault against State Legislative Council dates to 1950 when Mr Truman to patrol Other tax bills introduced ordered the 7th Fleet the Formosa Strait are one to increase the corLast December this commitporation franchise Tate from ment was written into the muthree to four per cent tual defense treaty with Na' One to graduate the present tionalist China The treaty has individual income tax rates on not yet been ratified The Senup to ten per cent on the tenth ate Foreign Relations Committhousand of taxable income and tee is scheduled to open hearabove one to impose the sales ings on it Tuesday tax on beer cigarettes and THRUSTON MORTON asand one to permit sistant four-misecretary of state took ll Salt Lake City to levy a a draft ot the joint tentative special water and sewage resolution that would grant elecan tax on property without President Eisenhower the aution thority he will request on Monday to Capitol Hill Saturday Named to AEC Post morning He discussed it with Knowl-an-d GRAND JUNCTION COLO and with Sen Walter F Jan 22 (UP— The Atomic Enchairman of the George ergy Commission announced Foreign Relations Committee Neither senator would discuss Saturday night the appointment dicontents Knowland then its D of David Baker as deputy to the White House went rector of the mining division of where he sat In for the last 15 the AEC operations office here minutes of a confer Before joining the AEC last ence between the President end v year Baker directed rehabilita- Dulles tion of Korean tungsten mines He said the request for for Utah Construction Co authority would presidential under a federal contract have his "complete support" TIM!) 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