Show ts ' f t ‘ ' ' Salt Lika Trlhirno Sunday July Tli 1(1 vn nrfray 14 ' ' ' 1 ample He said a mid year check-oindicates that major industries will set new production and sales records this p year "to present our case in a condilatory in a friendly attitude and we don't intend to reject anything from mere prejudice or truculence or any lesser mo- jtive of that kind” House subcommittee on June suggested "Let him name 10 that the Russian economy them” Rep James P Richards was "at the point of collapsing " chairman of the House The White House through Foreign Affairs ( Committee Tress Secretary Janies I) said that if U Nu was right Hagerty said thoe two state- - there must be "a lot of Irrenicnts aren’t different sponsible people In WashingON AMPLE of the eon- hc said Dulles really not ias talking ton” dilatory mood: The State De-- 0f Russian situation "in The State Department sought partment said the Lnited States tfrms of anv' immediate crisis” to quiet things by announcing: — would accept Russia’s offer to “there has been no change In in the the halt pay damages the nited States policy tq case of an American patrol in he United Aid Congress sent’P05 thf plane shot down by Red airnf Ntion representative of craft in the Bering Sea Pre- the President a bill authorizing Chinese Communist viously the department had de- a ceiling of $3285000000 on forKmo beant in the year which manded full damages he had asked 3 iken Sen lleoige D July Demo dry Victory he accepted the hillion hu commented "Our government Dixon-Yate— Democrats l confer- smaller figuie is giving the cnee every chance to succeed" t Bhcn it came down to recoin- raisP( victory cues over the Eisenhower said some steps mending the artual rash a government s — preliminary be House Appropi lations subcom- - Rr0!Pec only — may taken toward planning for dis-- ’ nuttee came up with a figuie of conlrd to buy private power Dixon-Yateutility The subcommit- from the armament $2638741750 abandoned with willbe tee said sCpic "questionable ad- group He said the way nations are ministrative practices”' influ- Memphis building Its own pownow pouring money into arms enced er plant Its decision to cut Is “perfectly stupid” As Sen Albert Gore It: "President Eisenhower say Mailer of Timing? Tentative plans called for and his entire first team are The hoped for July 30 adjournment of Contress may not come the President with Mrs EisenRed China—A visiting Burnow running from the Dixon-Yateuntil August says Sen Earle C Clements right who fills hower to take off next Friday mese Prime Minister dignitary B contract and will be runthe chair of Texas Sen Lyndon Johnson hit by heart ills for Geneva The talks are to u Nu said in New York he had from the power begin there the following Mon gotten the Impression that ning November 1956 until in August 1953 when 63700000 the highway and parking stand- day policy 18 officials in many responsible July point: It looks as thoqgh more persons were working Washington regarded the adVe will be hot In pursuit June unemployment was fig- cars will be produced in 1955 mission of Communis? China to and Not Really Different vigorous in attack” ured at 2679000 than the record 6665863 turned a matter — This ques-- i the United Nations Russia’s strength In another development the loose in 1950 Eisenhower himself said lion provided a nice exorcise in’ of timing House Labor Committee voted Son in the week: “I am not at! Styles Bridges some Some economic policy the meaning of words to raise the minimum hourly makers were a little disturbed of the loftiest levels in govern-- i wage from 75 cents to $1 the in the ment at figure already voted by the stock market splurges fv V Eisenhower told his news! consumer buySenate no conference that and home buying Wednesday ing !one In the administration has Ahead of Estimates the administration sai(j Russia would be in to be inclined to rclv w eak The boom — Secretary Weeks as it comes to position said after checking 400 manu- on indirect rather than direct lhe Geneva conference controls to keep the credit sit 135 SOUTH STATE facturers that steel automo- uation in hand lie specifically noted "their bile construction aluminum great military strength” chemical rubber and other A Friendly Attilude But on Thursday it was disbusinesses are producing far are "We closed Four ahead of estimates that Secretary of State Meeting— Big One sobering thought from going there” Eisenhower said John Foster Dulles told ts dosed to he under orders from its civilian secretary of the Navy to include some jro urgrr men and specialists in its next The heart crop of admirals attack suffered by Sen Lyndon seemed likely5 Johnson to sideline him politically for A House an Indefinite time Works subcommittee Public' came up with still another plan for Improving the highways with final agreement on one course of action still uncertain Washington struggled to and from work all week under the handicap of a streetcar and hus 1 strike The Teamsters Union moved into a five million dollar airconditioned marble building t next to the Capitol grounds— with a garage in the btse-- ‘ - WlitlM - l ' - (Rt 1 ? - top-leve- conciliatory developments looking ahead to the Big Four conference a week from next Monday (2) some conflicting talk by administration leaders on Russia’s state of health and (3) on the question of a a flare-uUnited Nations seat for Red China On the weekly if not daily question of whether President Dwight D Eisenhower will run again in 1956 he said only: "That is a decision I have to reach for myself some time” p Jobs Set Record Jobs for Americans — The Labor Department put June employment at 64016000 the greatest number of jobs in history The previous high was (D-Te-x) really concerned as to who Is claiming political victories” Target: July 30 Adjournment— Congress still seemed to be shooting at a July 30 adjournment date although Sen Earle C Clements of Kentucky the acting Senate majority leader mentioned maybe sometime early in August Eisenhower whose program still lacks a lot of enactment said "Congress when it wants to can do an awful lot in a verymcnt short time and I am hopeful they will do so” - s (D-Ten- s - 50-c- ar i A 5 Election Patches Release Polio Shots s f AMONG MATTERS of more weight than the color of mailboxes there were: (1) New and ‘ iD-S- re-ng- n Or take Secretary of Iahor He ail James P Mitchell more than 64 million Americans have jobs and "this should be the best year in history for American labor ” Postmaster General Arthur E Summerfield was right in the mood too He announced that the olive drab corner mailboxes are going to be painted the “more cheerful colors” of red white and blue ' - A 13 I Et ' 1955 - Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON July 9— Republicans in high office bore down on the cheerful theme this week in Washington There was Secretary of Com-- ' jnerce Sinclair Weeks for ex-- ' I That Booming You Hear Is Business Cheerful Republicans Tell Citizens J W Davis ' - THE WEEK IN WASHINGTON By ' ' ' GOP Feuding Polio — The Public Health Service released approximately 300000 shots of Salk polio vaccine the first to be turned loose since June 6 The service also announced a new research program deto signed Improve production and testing of the vaccine LANSING MICHr — July -- j uV ? 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