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THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Wednesday February 4 1953 0 GOP Senators Ike Enjoy 'Good Will' Luncheon WASHLNGTON Feb 3 (INS)— President Dwight D Eisenhower Initiated a "good will" campaign with the new Republican Con- gress Tuesday at a White House luncheon for G 0 P Senate leaders and committee chairmen Somewhat to the surprise of observers if not to the legislators themselves the conference dealt more with good fellowship than with any legislative problem from among the host of issues confronting the new administration Taft Comment senate Majority Leader Robert U S Attorney Fired for ACriminal Tie Feb 3 (INS)— Attorney General Herbert Brownell antOonneed Tuesday that an aid to U S Myles Lane of New York City has been fired Brownell identified the official Is Armand Chankalian an administrative aid to Lane and said te resigned by request Chankalian a $9160 a year assistant to Lane recently told the New York State Crime Commission of his association with underworld Tommy figure Lucchese (Three-Finge- r Brown) The assistant U S attorney said he knew Lucchese about 20 years and added he tried without success in 1949 to get Gov Thomas E Dewey to who is the pardon the alleged successor to Frank Costello Lucchesi had also told the committee he Chankalian and Lane attended a football game at West Point together WASHINGTON 161 WATCH FOR-1111- 11' NEW SPRED GLOSS EMULSION ENAMEL (Rubber Buse Point) For That NEW Taft (R "If them" Senate President Pro Tempore Styles Bridges (R N IL) called luncheon meeting the a "good will enterence" In which no one topic was given special attention Taft suggested that legislative business may be discussed with the President better at future Monday morning legislative conferences which individual chairmen also may attend Taft told reporters: "No business was discussed I don't think you can discuss business with 15 chairmen at once The President will probably have them In one at a time" Wants to 'Get Along' Sen Leverett Saltonstall (R Mass) chairman of the armed services committee and majority whip eald Mr Eisenhower "ohviously wants to get along with us in Congress" Saltonstall added: "He gave us great time He showed us over the White House—a great building occupied by a lovely family" Republican House leaders and committee chairmen will get the same luncheon welcome at the White House on Thursday Bridges told newsmen that those present Tuesday "talked in general about some of the current problems and about the President's state of the union message Monday"' Taft said that those at the luncheon were "highly pleased with the President's Monday message" Await Word on Bills Generally congressional leaders have been awaiting the White House word on what legislative proposals to put first in Congress But if any such word was conveyed Tuesday it was kept a secret at least for the moment President Eisenhower posed with the legislative group on the front steps of the White House after the luncheon of what Sen Homer Capehart (R Ind) said was'ham spinach potatoes soup nuts and ice cream For First Ike THRILL DRIB IN $O ANNUM MVOS NO SOWN MASKS NO PAINTY ODOR COVIIIS ALL MMUS SYIL ISUARANTIS WASNABLI "When Yoe lIihh Point et No lipopole MINK BEEHIVE PAINT AND COLOR CENTER 633 So Stole Ph Immo WI PINT ttnVA 93 Feb 3 Is still indefinite when President Dwight D Eisenhower will bold his first news conference White House Press Secretary James C Hagerty was asked Tuesday morning if he could give any indications to when the President would begitrieeing the press "I haven't been able to talk to the President in the past week about it" Hagerty replied "I'll let you know as soon as I know anything" Spraying 'quip end &tailors House has said The Eisenhower will continue the policy followed by Presidents Roosevelt and Truman in holding regular news conferences White Point tWe Itpopor Roomers Floor Polithors A - S': '47 ' Eases gore log HOLDS Cushion FALSE V 611MS SOFT TEETH hat! 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You have new pktia No daily rZesenrY a adhesive& 41 Months— Easily Replaced er On Snug Denture Cushion can last for 2 to I months according to the individual mouth Stays soft and pliable — does not harden and rum plate Peels right out whew ready to replace with new cushion Used Widely by Dentists Snug Denture Cushions were first used by many dentists to tighten up loose plates They were so effective that they are now available to the public Tasteless odorless —cleaned in a jiffy Get Snug Denture Cushions today! 3 Liners for Lower or tipper Plates Money back if not eatisiled Pit awAtEGREEN ' !illy '— 1 H ' J47 ''-- r 4 -- Of ' - ' "t f4:rff lntern:atsionstaalne -- ' able conditions to carry out additional surgery 1 I i i had Surgeons originally planned another in a series of operations to complete placing flaps over a portion of the baby's exposed brain died Jan 20 inscin then sett fire to three farm 'buildings and a truck Killed were Melacher's mother Mary 57 his invalid brother 'whose first name was not immedil and Robert Moately :skin 16rn sel Rdi Gruenhagen said Brumitz a 'truck driver had stopped at the Melacher farm to pick up some livestock when the shooting Runs Berserk Kills I The smog brought eye irritation and the county's air pollu- - HUTCHINSON MINN Feb 3 began-': tion control district said the smog (INS)---- A farmer went li could be expected to cause some berserk Tuesday shot and killed AIR VENT i 'crop damage his mother an invalid brother ALUMINUM AWNINGS land another youth and seriously will protect your And Likewise S F give )ver wounded a fourth person 'round protection against sun wind et tit-FRANCISCO SAN Feb 3 Sheriff Otto of Gruenhagen rain!lor estimates ha For the third successive day San PHONE Francisco is blanketed under McLeod County said ArthurMelacher who lives near Hutchzero-zerfog Most bay area airports were lidolnomormenionommonorl !closed Ship sailings were canceled Commuter trains were off ratt tr ''Vi '4 schedule and the clanging of 1 1 auto bumpers echoed through ' ot Le 4) Imurky streets Poo ' - '' dmi threatened ' ' 1 ::-- :t ii'0 ' ' The operation was carried out e on Jan 25 by three platoons of ow dr infantry from the 7th Division supported by tanks and aircraft Some accounts of it aroused congressional criticism on the ground it was staged as a "show" for visiting generals and correi spondents New Enemy Army learned Army intelligence Collins said that Communists addClotildonHtiotab7tdgenieer'rlialicaritical had moved a new army into the In sector in question but had been !condition has caused doctors to itomm0:imokAptuomp000mommowanumweemo unable to discover which unit it bostpone further plastic surgery —AP Wttephoto was The raiders were ordered !n- Siamese twin Rodney Dee to take prisoners ii possible and Worst smog in years blanketed Los Angeles Tuesday bringing 'Brodie to tears Doreen to destroy enemy underground many including Dohmeyer one of victims The twin sep— -— fortifications It was only arated from his to partially successful according Roger Dec 17 still has official reports decided' The highest officer observing Monday to wait fore more favor- the operation said Collins was! ADVERTISEMINT the commander of the 5th Air Force He described the air coverage on this particular raid WASHINGTON Feb 3 A— Cattle prices have dropped NIL OMR as only 40 per cent effective PAST! 1of Agriculture Ezra about 30 per cent during the past Secretary lessons that learned the adding : would be useful for future use Taft Benson Tuesday urged dis- 12 months Benson said 1000-turbed cattlemen to drop their pound steers declined $60 to 270 Tank Support Faulty In addition the general told11 1'unwarranted pessimism" about a head between November and the committee the supporting declining prices and to stop January AS R tanks did not advance far enough dumping beef cattle on the The secretary emphasized that to protect the flanks of the market the department repeatedly has ground troops The tanks were Ile also asked processing and called attention to the faet that testing a new technique which distributing agencies to en- the cattle supply had been built had been highly successful in al consumer de- up rapidly during the past few courage greater previous raid of the same char- mand for beef years and that somewhat lower acter by one of the Republic of These appeals were made in prices were forecast Korea divisions a formal statement in which the The United States losses ac- new G 0 P farm chief took public cording lo the witnesses were notice of farm belt and congresthree killed and 61 wounded of sional complaints about sharply whom 12 were severely hurt five livestock prices These declining critically and the rest slightly declines have brought on unEnemy casualties were placed of heavy marketing at 13 counted dead another 251 usuallij C47-v6e11J1 st South grain-fecattle particularly of at Main estimated dead three counted F is underfat wounded 18 bunkers destroyed tened—cattle 57 bunkers two caves and two More Stability Promised observation posts damaged United States economy is "The Erroneous Impression fundamentally strong" Benson The divisional public informa- said "er and incomes : tion officer Collins told the are "Employment ever before This than higher vi '! roi-committee had assembled copies more stability to catMI ' of the operations order for the promises 01! ': ': tle 12J particularly since reprices obraid and given them to the '' 44'14!1 ductions due this year in the tIl ' '''''!' servers The fact that he had li!'''I'''''t ITV of pork will bolster the bound them in stiff covers bear- supply - : 114ol 14 ' i: market for cattle" iOrt :: 7- ::r ing the 7th Division's insignia :!41'q Benson promised no govern1: ::1:ii:fr:' i may have mated the impression ment action to help stabilize caton some correspondents he tle Al c:!31 no are prices There price :: added that this was a '4' '''' 0 :: ' ''i:: )'' meat anifor programs support - f' : 1 4:i4si put on for their mals :: are a i' per6 although they t10reiy- fbenefit $ law mitted by ' On the contrary he told the :r " : 1341ktz: Down Go Prices committee the operation was 6: '''''' Bensons appeal for an "orderapproved by the corps com''' '')! 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''4" '''''''''' e" 41o Ititgetor ' ' A 4 't '44 ' i':01:':11' lv I A tYS gtattossit ' it All Olt 1 '7::'41 foie fee NAM 1)0911 -- 1-4- : ' ??Ica "Gool) 11110 - 21 f e:C"idsi:::-!:-ZL7i- - 77r771 ' t - mittee the body which is expected to direct the Senate's main Investigation of Communists communism and subversives This body which already has been appropriated $150000 for its Investigations will be headed by Seri William Jenner (R Ind) Other subcommittees on which Sen Watkins will serve include one to investigate refugees and escapees to study federal charters and holidays and improve ments in judicial machinery Sen Welker's other subcom mitees include immigration and naturalization improvements in judicial machinery national penitentiaries and civil rights - 9 4 i Important Subcommittees ' -- -' "- '''' Y tf '''' :1!!' f Anil' n: Tribune Washington Bureau WASIIINGTON Feb 3—Sen Arthur V Watkins (R Utah) has been named chairman of the Important Immigration and Naturalization Subcommittee of the Senate Judiciary Committee anwas His appointment nounced Tuesday by Chairman William Langer (R N D) following an organizational meeting of the Judiciary Committee Subcommittee chairmanship went to another Intermountain senator Sen Herman Welker (R Ida) who will head a special group to study improvement in the federal criminal code Sen Watkins also was renamed to the Internal Security Subcom :4 ' 'f:' :!:' 'e ' - ?if ' '' - '" t 4 :' b '' ' t ' : ' 'f' i ' ''''' ' l' d ir '1- 'i line-probin- g i - 4 - L : 8 p: 4 - 1 r - ' f 4 :$ 0 : 60 lost 2nd South TORE ' k ' ' ' t A k I 40 - '' - ' t 4' Y - e t ' sr cooll 1 0 k 4i r weather !' -' - it lit: te 1 -- LOS ANGELES Feb 3 Lf--Southern California got a dose trouble Tuesday—fog and smog The fog early Tuesday was so dense along the coast that was slowed to a crawl p were grounded at Los Angeles - 11''Nw 0 k Feb J Lawton Collins Army chief of staff told the House Armed Services Committee Tuesday that operation Smack was an ordinary Infantry raid and one of a series authorized by the corps commander to test enemy strength and intentions in a sector of the Korean front which appeared shrink gradually—leave Tam between the plates and the mouths Nature does this Snug Denture Cushiom resurface plates ao there tre no pps between plate and gun Can Last Dense Fog Smog Bog L A Planes Cars ‘ k - ' 4 New York Times Service luras er i C imi - s ‘ i - - 4 6 - WASHINGTON When Gums Shrink les not your dentist's fault that One No lore Irritated Gums k f Sens Watkins Welker Head VALGREEN'S HAS M Miracle ' 1 0 WASHINGTON Easy to Apply 4 -- l'Press Meeting Soon ' - ' anybody had any differI guess they suppressed 0 SCANNING THE USA - e 'Smack' Just Routine House: ences 4 v Collins Labels Ohio) commented as the senators paraded out of the main entrance of the White A ' e 1Date Still Unset PAINTING Norio !PROBING SERIES 23 Soy ticitolo turn Trip' unto 20ro on Round-Tri- o 6 8c for casuals sports-weig- men's spring shades 45" width GABARDINE RAYON-ACETAT- quality Id shirts — Fine play-we- flattering every one cut priced Many kotputor 910 87c (E) CHROMSRUN acetate colorfast A prize Yd CHAMBRAY in new chambray to sun at this 44-4- washing pre weave width Lustrous 100 perspirsktion Big color choice logular TM (F) 1 37 Yd NYLON PUCKER SHEER and r practical for feminine blouses Washes needs semi-shee- no ironing Pastels 44-4- width Fashionable dresses beautifully and darks |