Show ' - The Salt Lake Tribune Thursday Colorado Basin Bill Goes Caution Asked In Ending To Senate for Decision Continued from Page One acre for participating projects vote against the Upper Colo-- ! added by the committee” — rado program gave numerous! The Californian also noted reasons for opposing the pro- - that “apprehension exists" jgram which he generally de- about the geological characteristics of the site chosen for scribed as “unsound” “I cannot believe” said Sen the Glen Canyon Dam while Kuchel “that the Senate will “a possibility exists” that the consider it wise action to ap- Rainbow Natural Bridge would prove legislation of such pro-- i be impaired portions which raises so many "SINCERE PROTESTS have complex questions of policy es- been registered about the eftablishes precedents which fect of Echo Park Dam on the radically depart from tested Dinosaur National Monument principles of natural resources and uneasiness shown about development and is characte- the consequences of Glen CanDam to Rainbow Natural rized by grave uncertainty about yon Bridge” said Sen Kuchel eventual results" historic policy of the “Surely The Californian insisted the preserving scenic and historical bill goes “far beyond the rec-- i wonders should not be altered ommendations of the Presi- without earnest deliberation” Sen Neuberger’s report said dent” and also questioned the he agreed that the Upper Colowisdom of what he described as rado Storage Project should be d “an program that authorized undeniably will require an outHowever he was against lay of billions of dollars from the federal treasury” the building of Echo Park open-ende- "I do not condemn high cost projects per se “I acknowledge that this nation has virtually constructed t all the developments which appear feasible” said Sen Kuchel “Nevertheless I am disturbed at the variations ’from $210 to $740 per acre for construction costs of the initial projects and $77 to $1530 per low-cos- WHY PA'l MORE? 100 Tablets 49c’ osepyT neubH awoeuci m k itv liiink Mt-iuo- r I 'l ' K"JV rrr 5 t i ia in !jjiC 'WilJ Share Polio Shot Data With World - j 1 Continued from Page One benefit of this humanitarian re- government control in the dia search project as well as the tribution of the vaccine gaimation (WHO) composed of1 Hill brought up the matter virtually every nation in the information on the Salk forworld will be provided with mula itself” while Mrs Hobby was testifying copies 'indie's did not say whether! “I PLAN TO see Mrr Basil before the Senate Labor Comthe United States would pro- O'Connor president of the Na- mittee on another Subject He vide technical assistance to tional Foundation for Infantile said he was "disquieted” by talk countries lacking the facilities Paralysis Thursday afteriioon from experts of “the possibility to discuss with him this new that selfish individuals might for developing the vaccine promise of ending this scourge pay any price for a vaccine they However officials suggest- to mankind" Dulles added might not need"'' ed that might be a logical Sen Hill's market step proposal came in the course of --ADVSRTIHMINTSalk's findings already have a Senate hearing on another been widely reported in tech- phase of the nation's medical nical journals Thus officials program The Alabama senator made said the Salk formula is already his suggestion to Secretary of prettv well known They said the Francis report on the na- Welfare Oveta Culp Hbbhy She tionwide tests is the important said the idea has merit but did First applications of Zemo— a new (actor no! give it outright endorse- doctor’s soothing antiseptic — 'lilies’ statement said full do ment saying she doubted a relieve itch of surface akin and tails will be sent “to other in black market would develop scalp irritations Zemo stops tcicsted countries around the The public health service scratching and so world so that they may have the - backed away from any idea of aids healing E&WW3 Segregation cr c? Continued from Page One schools dren to at the beginning of the next school term in any case m which no satisfactory plan is offered and approved Four more states spoke out for a Supreme Wednesday Court decree that would allow ample time to work out segre gation details with no set dead line for compliance Legal officials of Arkansas d anti-blac- t k 4 -- ii v - kV-- S k ! JUtuslFrcnlicfrci onv sum non? Oklahoma Maryland and Texas put in their arguments along that line And North Carolina its contentions completed same general the in Wednesday 1 pattern All these states were represented as "friends of the court ” The states directly involved in the cases before the Supreme Court — Kansas Delaware Virginia and South Carolina plus the District of Columbia — were heard earlier Seventeen other states inDam cluding those whose arguments "I hope” said Sen Neuberg-e- r were heard Wednesday have “that the Senate will delay segregated schoolsand are conauthorization of this phase cerned with the kind of decree (Echo Park) until adequate con- the Supreme Court hands down sideration has been given to alBEVERLY LAKE assistant ternate sites which will produce attorney general of North Carobeneequivalent lina told the court that a defits without it” cree requiring immediate interalso quesSejb I'eubergei of Negro-an- d white mingling tioned whether the children in North Carolina power produced through schools “will place those schools the Upper Colorado project in the gravest danger of aboliwould be able to compete in tion and will replace the genthe future with atomic power uine friendly neighborliness In addition he put in a plug which now' characterizes the for his pet Hells Canyon Dam relations of white and Negro project by asking why the ad- North Carolinians with racial ministration says yes to Upper tensions and animosities unparColorado River development alleled in our state since those but no tc development of the terrible days which gave rise to the original Ku Klux Klan" Columbia River Basin multi-purpos- e -- hydro-electri- 1)1"“s lh "'y 19V 14 April ' 'UJ1 c ‘ I i “And the nice part about it he’s Dennis doesn’t know is i being funnj” Senate Probes Corsi Ouster McLeod Denies Sabotage Continued from Page One of the Italian-hor- Italian vote” Corsi is an American and for- other above-quotimmigrants mer top aide to Thomas Iv Dewey of New York by the end of next year Corfu renewed hu attack on iUilecrd told tiewsnreft the McLeod Wednesday accusing 1H53 refugee law actually allowed about ns many relatives him of conducting a“Nai-fasli- to enter this country as refuioir whispering e a m p a i g n" gees— and the relatives were against him Corsi has claimed easier to admit The first 2251)0 that only 1000 reiugoes have given isas to come here he been admitted so far under Ihe said did not have to show they law He called this evidence of were assured of jobs and hous-- ( the administration’s "bad faith” mg in advance in administering the law He said altogether lfi713 per-- i IPs the lowest price ever offered on a ex-Go- v j GENERAL ELECTRIC - AUTOMATIC BLANKETS Buy now on our special layaway plan! sons have actually entered this LANGER SAID the dispute under the law up to over the number of refugees ad- country1 April a of inmitted is “just question terpretation" He said Corsi added his only responsibility was to issue visas for He gave a "strict interpretation” while McLeod includes thousands of persons admitted to this country who are relatives of them McLeod said he had issued more than 3700 visas for perMcLeod a former FBI agent sons definitely classed as refuaid to Sen Styles gees although only 1044 had and told newsmen been admitted by April 1 Bridges The Langer subcommittee after his quizzing that he “feels voted unanimously to make a Corsi’s that strongly” sabotage “and ' thorough in“complete is “not true" charge into the handling of the quiry “We feel we are doing a refugee law and Corsi’s ouster good job under the circumby Dulles stances trying to make this ADVERTISiMRNTrather difficult law work” McLeod said Americans one-tim- e (R-NI- -- “Monthly Pains” stopped d a 100 fleece coat mvloh 29M value with the purchase of the new siisii'Jiiy modern-actin- g REP CLARE HOFFMAN (R- Mich) declared that Democratic and Republican politicians were excited because they are “afraid Washer Tumble-Actio- n He said the law provides for or amazingly relieved extra immigration but the 3 In in out of 4 caioi in doctors’ tosh which are “categories they placed make it difficult to admit Are you putting up — unrutcetearily-wi- tb tile functuinully-cauMicramp them” McLeod added he had and weak “no good’’ feelings of pains recommended changes' to a menstruation? 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