Show ""' The Salt Labe Tribune Thursday September 10 1959 - s Rattles at West Slate Road Chief Salutes' Congress Gas Tax Aid 300 MILES Russia Urges Reds India to Eiid Clash Continued from Pare One the high Himalayan FaaarButhe promised to respect the buf- fer states Of Sikkim and - Bhu- tan These two Indian protec- - New Ike Veto On Works To Face Test Continued from Page One came from the White JHousc that Mr Elsenhower would sign It The committee made Chafiges intended to meet the President’s strongest objections )Lhorle$ton BERMUDA Canaveral Atlantic Ocean Range of About 2000 Miles From Cape Canaveral torates are squeezed between India nnd Communist-con-trolled- ! Tibet-The Tass statement avoided all such details of the quarrels and referred to "Moscow’s "unbreakable bonds of fraternal friendship” with Peiping and "friendly cooperation” with New Delhi Then turning to the West Tass said: "Attempts to cash 'in on the Chinese Indian frontier incident in order to fan the cold war and cripple friendship between the peoples are worthy of resolute condemnation” Referring to supposed Western attempts to exploit the quarrel Tass concluded: "By such tricks they expect either to paralize the desire which is gaining ground in the Western countries for agreement with the Socialist (Communist) states or questions related to the cessation of the THE MEASURE provides cold war Lefght billion dollars in new "SOVIET LEADING quarhome mortgage Insurance au ters express confidence that thority along with broad au- the government of the People’s thorizations for slum eliminaof (Communist) tion public housing and other Republic China and the government of programs In the housing field the Republic of India will not Senate Democrats who failed allow the forces which do not In efforts to override Eisen- want to case the international hower vetoes of the earlier and climate but to strain it and bigger bills argued that pas- which strive to prevent the compro- beginning relaxation of tension sage of the third-trmise was no victory for Mr in relations bewteen states to Eisenhower They contended make capital out of this inch the changes they accepted were dent y GA XRICO JAMAICA VV V-- DOMINICAN i REPUBLIC '' BARBADOS Carribean Sea IW PANAMA! VENEZUELA — Auoclated Press Wtreshote PatlTof First Space Capsule ' - CAPE CANAVERAL- FLA— Dotted line indicates path to approximate target area while solid line shows actual course of unmanned space capsule fired Wednesday from Cape Canaveral It landed short of mark (See story Page 1) - Billy Doesn’t Read at 8? Better Find Out Why Indicate on intelligence matur- ’ There is a fairly good chance he is imagining things but also a chance he is Tight Parents ean help by listening carefully to all complaints and then investigating Friday: The Age Hard-to-Lov- The new housing bill now goes to the House where passage is likely Thursday Another key issue was cleared away when the House by voice vote completed congressional approval of a bill boosting the federal tax on gasoline from three to four cents a gallon effective Oct 1 Russ Hand Gromyko UN Mission By Auoclated Presi LONDON" Sept 9 (AM-Fo- reign Minister Andrei Gromyko again will lead the Soviet delegation to the 14th session of the UN general assembly opening in New York Sept 15 A TASS dispatch said other members will be Vassily Kuznetsov first deputy foreign minister Arkady Soboloev permanent Soviet representative at the UN Mikhail Utav Highway Department to continue work on projects amounting to 1 million dollars for' which contracts ‘already have ben awarded and which are under construction is ' PROJECTS IN this category Eunount to about seven million dolta-- r The state has an Vdcftffona six million dollars in projects which will be ready for bidding as soon as First ‘Combat-Fired- ’ Atlas purROBERT W Griffin acting chases and agreements for Map Traces approximate flight line of Atlas intercontinental missile from Vandenberg AFB to area of Wake Island director In the absence of Di- utility line relocations are worked opt rector Elmo R Morgan said r the department had not been advised as to how rapidly the t revenue from the ADDING gasoline tax increase will be MACHINES available — IUY OR RINT But he said that on the asSCHREYER'S sumption advances would be made to the highway trust 7ST So IMN El Continued from Page One by the Senate into the original House version last week per cent manufacturers tax on new automobiles and the -- One amendment would larger part of the 8 per cent make the tax Increase effective Oct 1 Instead of Sept L excise tax on automobile parts — The Senate also wrote in proand accessories vision for the states to ease 800 This would pour about restrictions against billboards million dollars into the highon each fund stretches of the Interstate year way in commercially Mr Eisenhower has strong- highway HOME zoned areas and within city ly opposed any financing plan limits such as this which would take of Another Senate amendment money from the general fund of a for provides pos study of the treasury and make balKimball needed highways in the ancing the budget more diffi-- ’ sibly admitted of states newly cult Alaska and Hawaii PIANOS However the President has said he considers the penny BEFORE THE penny Inincrease in the gasoline tax a crease expires on July 1 1961 step in the right direction that Congress is expected to review will keep highway construc- the entire financial structure tion going although at a some- of the highway program after what reduced pace the Bureau of Public Roads The House passed the bill submits a study Then Conby voice vote without debate gress may look for other IN 2130 So 1 1th East accepting amendment written sources of highway money House Approval Speeds Gas Tax Boost to Ike COLOMBIA Continued from Page One IS right-of-wa- y — Ao Panama Canal HAWAIIAN IS WAKE ity reading readiness TDoes the school offer special help for those with learning difficulties? If not where is help "THE SAME quarters ex- available? What can be done press confidence that the two at home to help? What aid is governments will settle the the school going to give the (Condensed from "How to Get the Beit Education for Your Child" misunderstandings that have child? 1959 Copyright by Benjamin and arisen bearing in mind their Lillian Fine published by Putnam You may wish to have a mutual interests and in the spirit of the traditional friend qualified person tutor him ship between the peoples of It is not as a rule a good idea China and India This will for parents to do so also help to strengthen the Are all reading difficulties forces seeking peace and Ineasily overcome? Unfortunateternational cooperation" ly no But most children can be helped Making the child repeat a seldom does much good Undoubtedly there should be Yakovlev foreign minister of more remedial reading teachthe Russian Soviet Republic ers better textbooks smaller and Balabek Martirosyan for- classes But have you looked at eign minister of the American your tax bill lately? Federation The Idea of reading "readIn addition there will be iness” bother many fathers five alternate members and mothers Their names were not given Research has shown howIf past practice is followed ever that at a certain point in Gromjko will stay In New their development most chilYork for a month or so then dren can learn to read with turn over control of the dele- minimum difficulty Before gation to a subordinate prob that the chance of failure will be greater It is said that ably Kuznetsov Woodrow Wilson could not read well until he was 10 s Forty years ago most were required to master long division For thousands it was a “time of troubles" Third graders today have troubles but long division is not likely to be one of them It Is not taught until fifth grade or later when children are able to learn it easily Parents can help a child develop the ability to concentrate and follow through by gentle reminders and encouragement One way is to read him a story and then ask him to tell It to you Help him recall important details and be sure to praise Another area where you can help is in making' decisions This is painfully hard for many youngsters It takes time and effort but it is a good idea to let children have some choice in the clothes they wear the food they eat and the games they play This does not mean Billy may play with his father’s rifle! slight MIDWAY The new federal highway fi- fund the state would be able nancing bill which Wednesday to proceed with the advertla-in- g of projects which are ready cleared Congress and was sent to the President will permit the for bidding TYPEWRITERS one-cen- the Amazing LOWREY ORGAN HART BR0Ssumguasichc°ouse 7-50- 69 gr-td- £(um third-grader- “We’re going Suburban!” at 2855 Highland Drive! $899 AT SOME time a child may become disheartened Perhaps he does not like his teacher or —more likely— feels she does not like him Perhaps he thinks the instruction inadequate the work too hard or other children picking on hi- m- On a new fashion footing here for you now shoes with terrific touches of detail sumptuous softness Wo lollovo Than To I In of $11 Voluoi and OUR PRICI NOW ONLY wonderfully at come see hint: delightful : slimness of line! homwlth QualiCraft is this superb styling) the very new collection Just a boots on the rise foot-huggi- stacked heels and perf patterns texture contrast flattering ft Imh Aft 100 beautifully brisk bows Choosejrom leathers smooth or grained !lken feel llfocoli If DoilroP Slfl Additional trims Rich Srey( black brights browns” mostly mils INCLUDIS For Mm SHAPIS AND COLORS PRICI PRAMIS AND SINOll VISION LINSIS For Wm O For ChilOron Ophthalmic Quality lancac Orounri ta Your Ixuct Lon Strangth — Prico the Xylonite Fremot of Yaur Own Cholca at-lama Prlt ta Ivtrybodyl J Our ONI PRICI policy an ilnm Ic wmMtilna umt omuU novor PimimP Wo pMalbltl It I OMIklu only Lkmw ot m are MKhoilng M —I'M ill Mil awn fraaiat la frliP our OWII Immc la uur awn tt Proxrlption At SAMI - Ona Na Swltchlngl Na Ixtral Appointment NooPoPI N J $" 99 and Sunglatiat law Prlcai DON'T SITTLI POR LISS THAN flam Far awi aar awn ckaa That I St that w kallava ta h ta at III valvacl Sotitfocrion auarantaap Com la— at tha alawat aaP aap SAVII All aar glairat ara UNION MADII suedes with a NATIONAL — RIPAIRS IRANDS - - lama duplicated Frame repaired) frame replaced while you waltl lowet Prlcol Broken W OCULISTS' PRISCRIPTIONS alto Filled at lame law price Taut prexrlpllon promptly filled Nauru U S Trod morll OPTICIANS— OVER 1 000 000 SATISFIED Fqitrtd Darling Building 320 i— “ttV A m S Main CUSTOMERS Suit Strut U I America’s largest retailer of women’s shoes m (0n f 412 Sronchei In Many Principal Citlee af t a m ta I’M p m Daily lari Wad and Sat Open Mendey Nlhtt Till p at PHONIi I If la ItOOR AIR CONDITIONED! and Canedo-feun- ded 251 SO MAIN AND SUGAR HOUSE It04 ALSO 241 5 WASHINGTON BLVD n f 1 3k 0- - CENTER OGDEN WU charge |