| Show w " The Sett Lake Tribune Moss Church Back Saturday Blay 23 Gromyko is exactly what ‘ powers wish to avoid A UJS spokesman said Gro-myko obviously wants a dls- Continued from Page One of the Soviet draft peace eral republic in international cussion of the individual artl-for Germany "To clar- economic organizations and cles at the conference to "con- confrontation phase of the con- treaty ify our position” the Soviet associations including those firm the impression that the ference Union wishes to Include a new providing for trade- on a re- document under discussion Is'- - T gional basis the Soviet draft peace treaty” i Friday morning the Western article he said rj By Ilank Ketcham Dennis the Menace orArmsParley Corps Plan By Frank Hewlett Tribune Washington Bureau WASHINGTON May 22 — The Democratic senators of Utah and Idaho Friday threw their support behind legislation to establish a Youth Conservation Corps Sens Frank E Moss and Frank Church voiced approval of a - 150000 Housing How Region Solons Vote “IT IS DESIGNED to fit the needs of today not as des perate as they were in the By Auociated Preoo thirties but none the less deWASHINGTON May 22 — manding of attention and acThe 57 20 roll call vote Friday tion” by which the Senate adopted Sen Church said the dean amendment to the wheat mands for more timber access bill by Sen John1 J Williams roads and increased forest rec(RDel) limiting price sup- reational facilities point up the port loans for any one farm or need for establishment of the farmer to $35000 included: YCC Democrats for the amend"WERE IT NOT for the ment: Bible (Nev) Cannon areas'constructed by (Nev) McGee (Wyo) Moss the CCC in our national parks (Utah) O’Mahoney (Wyo) and forests during the depresREPUBLICANS for: Dwor-sha- sion years there would be few (Idaho) facilities available for the Not voting or paired but an- growing number of visitors” nounced as in favor of the be said amendment: Bennett “The need for expanded facilities is clearly indicated WASHINGTON May 22 — The vote by which the US Nearly 61 million Americans House of Representatives visited national forests during passed the $2100000000 hous- 1957 ing bill Thursday included: "THIS GREW TO 69 million DEMOCRATS for passage: during 1958 There will be 75 King (Utah) Pfost (Idaho million visitors to national forests this year If forest servBaring (NeY) Republicans against pas-pag- ice estimates hold” Dixon (Utah) Thomson Sen Church said additional limber access roads would (Wyo) Budge (Idaho) mean the harvest of 2 billion board fet of national forest limber with a return "of 19 million dollars to the federal On lha NtW 1959 treasury and 380 million dollars to the gross national prodMOTO-r:ovE- n uct” k () i SEN CHURCH pointed out the youths would work in groups of 50 or more under the immediate direction of the US Forest Service the National Park Service the Fish and Wildlife Service the Soil Conservation Service and state conservation departments They would receive $78 a month plus subsistence medical care and other fringe No Mousy Down $5 Mo PAUL'S HOBBY SHOP 437 fast 9th Se ti 0 EM t ! 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