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Show poe. ical LSS F at | SUNDAY APRIL&.194 ene Soviets Expel Three Former Top Officials Gaming Tables at Casino Closed on Cheating Charge MOSCOW (UPI)—The Soviet|the Communist party because Union has expelled three long-|of their opposition to Premier disgraced officials — Vyaches-| Nikita S. Khrushchev. lav Molotov, Georgi Malenkov| This was indicated today in LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UPI)—|major casino on a cheating The a rare at == charge. ver Slipper Casino were Cc! Plainclothes state gami and Lazar Kaganovich — from|the Kremlins 30,000-word in- G hi |dictment of Communist China. It was Ae ne ae ay |ment on the fate of three pai leaders. Molotov and Malenkov are f » un T ie e Picked On today on a dice cheating charge} agents made the oe ise —the first closure ever of a Friday night on orders by the state gaming control board, the ‘a enforcement arm of the agency Landon Hits former Soviet premiers. Kaga- novich is a former deputy premier. The charges against Peking accused Red China of display- Wrong Man . _ ||Government |NewsPolicy SAN JOSE, Calif. (UPI) —Aling sympathy for all three. would-be gun thief was behind|They were banished after an bars today because he picked|abortive ‘“anti-party plot in on the wrong man. |time Republican The Soviet charges against| repaired. As Doutre turned his|Molotov of ruthlessly collabo-, back, the man picked up ajrating with Josef Stalin in picked up a 38 automatic, went|Court to Hear stop. Arguments In cil for Social Studies in this|tune also were shut down by western Kansas town, the form-|the two dozen gaming agents, er governor and 1936 President-| Players and house men took complimented the raid calmly. s\ial candidate The agents circulated from 4|American news media for a “good job” in its coverage of|table to table and waited until At HUNGARY PARADES MILITARY TANKS — Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev, center, and right is Hungary’s defense minister, Lajos bration supporting Khrushchev’s public assault on Communist China. (Herald-UPI Telephoto). Hungarian Chief Executive Janos Kadar, left, watch tanks in parade celebrating 19th anniversary of Hungary’s liberation from the Nazis, Saturday. Burton Named To Committee cused the Chinese of trying to|cases of polio, including non-| The hearing is at 11 a.m.|Square on the occasion of the RETECT RED EMBASSY WASHINGTON (UPI) — A/“disrupt the world Communist] paralytic types, amounted to 19th anniversary of this naSALT LAKE CITY (UPI) —/EST. 425 last year. Y Director C. Taylor Burton of] Thepicketing, complicated by|tions “liberation from the/zoning board has rejected re-| movement. quests by the Soviet Union to ed FOR TYPHOID kept half of about 4,-| The two watched the display|build a $2 million, 150-room em-) TEST has been appointed to serve on|workers, SEOUL (UPI) — U.S. construction workers off|_which included tanks, rock-|bassy - chancery in the Chevy| the executive committee of the|000 jobs Wednesday andJets, a spectacular fly-past by|Chase residential Association of State|their American Officials. Highway Thursday and about a third of" Washington. appointment by A.E. Johnson,|day. executive secretary of the as—EEE sociation. | An ideal gift for city apartBurton said “I am honored to}ment dwellers is an indoor i become a member of this or-|plant garden. Lush green| ganization which is devoted to|foliage is a pleasant relief to building better roads for Amer-|these people who see concrete, ica. It is an honor too for Utah| brick, steel, and glass day and to be represented.” night. Fi bmitted duri should be by good reporting. ‘Thats all folks. Were clos- will take your chips to the cage “Frequently, two different you can all cash in: and contradictory sources of inWhen the chips and cash formation exist in the national| Were taken to the casino cage executive branch ... one hand-|!! WS estimated ‘that a $100,008 ed out for the public and the bankroll was on hand. other for administration officials,’’ Landon added. Vision experts report that “That is not good. That in-|there must be good light on volves more than the cus-|the page of a book to promote tomary management of news| good study habits. The light by every administration. It| should be over the shoulder and means downright deception.” high enough to prevent glare. FAT GIRLS DIET @® The following tested, practical ways te toke eff fot sent plain wrapper ot special prices: 5 fer $1, 10 fer $2, all Meney back prima Yew don't even have to retumn the diets. hi hi aeures a ao oe . and ains Sater of|Korean doctors tried today to| a! to 13, section questions lost today in that|table. Then the pit boss anheavy day - to - day volume;20unced each time: and multiplicity of news that! are not followed up as they|i& down the gambling. If you Khrushchev Keeps Up Assault on Red China Polio Drops the Utah Highway Department|a separate walkout by 400 iron|Nazis in World War II. the modern world. the hands were finished on the But Landon said, “There are 21 tables or until the winning Czinge, who made a brief speech during the cele- still highly important political/@ice were tossed on the crap The man refused and Doutre| py: ° —a veteran competitive marks- Picketing Case man—fired once, hitting him in the left leg. The man, identi- f song ae (UPI)—A fied by police as Robert D. Ro- ederal judge hears arguments by nutes later by ‘ salute—from|a few minutes car for To New Low today on a government request| BUDAPEST (UPI) — Soviet) | jets and a 15-gun dela, 23, of San Jose, was tak~|for an order ‘to halt guards’|Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev,)a stand which used to bear ajthe Danube River embankment. A 3 ; Ga UDO HESHEEN ain Gal Ginnie picketing that has disrupted vi-|his own public assault on Com-/giant statue of Stalin. The There, Khrushchev and tion. tal construction at this space-|munist China now underway, statue was ripped down dur-|Kadar boarded a steamerfor a WASHINGTON (UPI) —ParThe gun shop owner’s injuries port for three duys. watched a display of military ing the “counter-revolution of/Saturday afternoon cruise on alytic polio dropped to an allwere minor. Doutre said of the the river. The National Labor Relations| might Saturday and heard 1956. time low of 368 cases last year. experience: ‘“‘When I yelled at Board (NLRB) planned to pre- new Hungarian support for his) After the parade, manyof the Khrushchev is here on an ofhim to stop, he looked at me as House Appropriations sent a petition to U.S. District fight against Peking. lestimated 50,000 spectators ran|ficial visit which began last| J” if he were seeing a ghost.” Committee testimony made Judge George C. Young in OrThe Soviet leader and Hun- across the open square for a| Tuesday. Its highlight came Friday|public today, Dr. James’ L, lando, Fla., seeking a tempo- garian Premier Janos Kadar closer glimpse of Khrushchev.} rary injunction to block further were the major spectators at a He waved at the people butleft|night, when the Soviet leader| Goddard, chief of the U.S. Pubpicketing by the United Plant 45-minute military parade broke a long silence in his war|]ic Health Service CommunicaGuard Workers of America. through Budapest’s Freedom of words with Peking and ac-|ble Disease Center, said total Burton was informed of the/the workforce from work Fri- Although the alleged cheating ] charged the executive branch|took place on one of two crap \of government with “downright| tables, 105 slot machines, a deception” in its news policies. |roulette wheel, five blackjack Speaking at the Kansas Coun-,games and a ‘“‘wheel of for- hammer from the counter and|sending innocent wives of vic- to the door and ordered him to Presidential house an undue advantage. candidate Alf M. Landon today| entered the gun shop of Joe|Peking referred to Malenkov Doutre, 50, with a weapon to be|and Kaganovich and accused hit Doutre on the head with it|tims of the 1936-38 purges to twice, stabbed him in the back |their deaths. with a switch-blade knife,| Malenkov is now director of hydro-electric plant in : kicked him in the ribs and then|a bound and gagged him. Kazakhstan. Molotov and KaAs the thief filled a paper|ganovich are retired on combag with eight revolvers and/|fortable pensions and living in automatics, Doutre worked|the Moscow area. loose from his bonds. The man ran out the door and Doutre which polices legal gambling in Nevada. The state gaming officials charged the Silver Slipper had operated a crap game with “flat dice — shaved so that the winning combination of six and one did not come up asof- RUSSELL, Kan. (UPI) —One-|ten as usual and gave the 1957 against Khrushchev. Police said the suspect Friday! Sunday Herald 11, "= 1 ; to- Be ere “ |determine whether the illness|POlio in 1955, the year :e Sal The board of zoning adjust-|that has killed one South Kor-|V@Ccine becameavailable. SCHOOL COLLAPSES —Popular 18-Day Diet, insures sefe loss ment of the District of Colum-|ean soldier and sent 204 to hos- Surgeon General Luther Ter—7-Day, 7-Pound Diet—foliew &, lese KILLING 40 CHILDREN bia voted 3-2 against the Rus-|pitals in the past month is|ry added to Goddard’s state—low Pat, Lew-Cholestere! Newt ment that “for two weeks durMADRAS, India (UPI)—A sian request even though it had| typhoid fever. —Need te lese 30 ibs.?, this 90-Day Diet A shipment of 20 pounds of|ing the month of January of g g Famous Rice Diet, Excellent for lesing @ pounds FAST. school building collapsed in Ma- been endorsed by President durai City 300 miles south of Johnson and Secretary of State|serum used to identify typhoid} this year, the first weeks that 4 —Why Be Hungry? On this diet you'll get slim & stay slim. —fasy-fast Egg Diet—Simple, easy te prepare menus. y had since reporting here today, killing at least 40 Dean Rusk. The board said the|was flown here Friday night we have —Peund A Day Miracle pest 3 days « month. children. More than 125 other size and design of the structure|from Japan. It will take a day|(of polio cases) began, there —femous Banana Diet—Very fiiling, easy te de, teachers,|was “not in keeping with the|or two to observe the result of| were no cases of paralytic polio —2 Dey Ter weight-stendstilis. persons, including reported in the United States.” character of the neighborhood.” the serum tests. were injured seriously. 3 DAYS ONLY--MON.--TUES. -- WED. We have purchased more furniture than our warehouse can hold. The boss said that some if it must go. Items listed on this page which are not sold by 6:00 p.m. Wednesday, April 8, 1964, will be moved to our Ogden store for disposal ! TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE TREMENDOUS SAVINGS! 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