Show — —— VWy'iUMW L" - t - - U ISA The bait Lake tribune bun day July 17 1B55 Tli Here’s At-a-Glan- workers House passed separate bill to bring servicemen under social security Survey iyj Of Major US Legislation cc Congress: RESERVES — Conferees meet next week in attempt to compromise conflicting Senate-Housbills setting up combination compulsory-voluntee- r ‘military reserves system BASES —Congress sent to White House bill authorizing $2360530300 military construe-iio- n program including strategic overseas bases V’ SOCIAL 4 J1 -- A 1X1 a ku'i a m V 1 K M' mm NEW YORK— Sen Arthur V Watkins who sponsored tho Refugee Act clasps (R-Uta- h) -- Namnimal FOREIGN AID— Senate action pending on $2638741350 foreign aid ap- proprist ion six hundred and fifty million dollars less than hands with a happy group of refugees arriving on US naval transport Gen W C LangfitL J will be hard for them to match in the kind of leadership( you the activities of the week just have given us” Associated Press Writer ended: To succeed her Eisenhower 16-WASHINGTON July The Big Four — The bipartisan named Marion B Folsom longadministration defied Congress three times leaders of Congress called at time Eastman Kodak executive this week and backed down the White House Tuesday and a planner tif the original social ! Eisenhower It was a notable other ways too Eisenhower promised them fre- security concept and now the treasury Geneva conference un- week in quent progress reports from the dersecretary of THERE WERE the preparations for the Big Four confer ence the President's order to cancel the Dixon-Yatepower contract the emotion-ladefarewell of Sepretary of Welfare Ovett Culp Hobby and an 'almost incredible snarl in the House on a big appropriations bill In one of the two administration’s challenges to Congress that have stuck— so far— Eisenhower said he would disregard a part of the defense appropriation bill he signed into law s House Snarls Rill When it’s over the White nouse said there will be “an appraisal of ita accomplish- ments” n law Secretary of State John Fos- ter Dulles took off Wednesday lie said the West was unified a good start on efforts to reach agreements with Russia Friday Eisenhower told Congress “There are signs that the world may be entering a new phase in international rela- tionship" Then Friday night in an address to the people the PresiTHIS PROVISION said Con- dent said there'll be “no trouble" with the men from the gress should have the last word Kremlin if they really mean on Defense Department decitheir words Thus saypeaceful sions to turn over some of the he for Geneva off took ing Pentagon’s sideline enterprises to private operation Big Power News In the other major challenge Dixon-Yate—The big news Secretary of Defense Charles E Wilson said an extra 46 mil- in this long controversy came lion dollars that Congress ex- when Eisenhower ordered canplicitly voted for the Marine cellation of the contract to supCorps would be set aside un- ply private power from the used while “we take another Dixon-Yate- s interests to the Tennessee Valley Authority look” In the administration breakEisenhower acted after Mayor down Chairman J Sinclair Frank Tobey of Memphis conArmstrong of the Securities vinced him the city would build Commission refused at first to its own plant rather than use tell senators whether the White electricity from Dixon-YateHouse had once directed a Backers of public power in financial in somewhat different of cheered delay hearings the Dixon-Yate- s case metaphors Sen Albert Gore The next day Armstrong said “The wire became back and said yes it had came too hot for the President fin the meantime sen Estes to hold” Kefauver raised Sen Kefauver said “Like a threat of possible prosecution fish the longer it hung dead for contempt of Congress around the worse It smelled” Sen William Knowland Hard to Match played it straight lie The end of this session of said the President acted in good Congress should come within and “in conformity with faith the next two weeks or so It what he believes to be sound national policy” s s (D-Ten- f) ‘Very Sad Day’ Hobby Quits— The calm coldly efficient Oveta Culp Hobby almost broke down at the in which it was she was resigning as secretary of health education and welfare Eisenhower told her: Oveta this a very sad day” She told him: “God has had his hand on the United Stales cere-man- y cEugsCi 'yj I lay-awa- ac-tio- ys Third floor Daytime Shop ' (D-Mic- h) SllJDilSUolk pending on Senate-passe- d Increasing national minimum wage from 75 cents to $1 Cut to 90 cents in prospect on 100 100 1995 Reg is 168 59 Brass handled carrier holds 8 glasses without tipping or 4th floor lamps street floor china spilling Ideal for hostessing 1995 Reg bamboo shades wall clocks 249 1295 imported nylon net Vi Frothy filmy net in 20 exquisite colors for bridal and formal wear A wonderful buyl 4th floor fabrics to street floor gifts price Baby cord shorts pedal push-te- rs blouses in pink blue or Sizes 10 to 18 grey bargain basement 2500 Reg suits 25 1000 “crispara” cot- ton cord checks or tweeds 6 colors In sizes 8 to 16 o)50 o regular and half sizes in 4 colors The lines are slim and trim the look is pretty If washes Dries fast carefree delightfully Sheds wrinkles Sitting standing’ strolling or riding it stays fashion fresh And thanks to the zipper front stepping into a Shelton Stroller is neat and easy Wear lit or pack It Shelton Stroller travels like a queen and the living Thorough eye examination first quality single-vlsio- n lenses is White dots on navy green gray or wine Sizes 12 to 20 and 12 to 22 ours exclusively mail orders Auerbach's Salt Lake City Utah le Color Choto ' 2nd Color Choic Sn t t ) '! 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