Show The Salt Lake Tribune Monday Demos Growing Stronger For ’56 Trend Indicates Jack Bell Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON three-yea- trend r Nov 12- -A of election Saturday the gains indicated Democrats are moving along a comeback trail from 1952 toward a strong position in the 1956 presidential race Local elections don’t always forecast accurately the outcome of battles for the control of Congress and the White House But the party than wins locally automatically increases the organizational strength behind its state and national candidates WITH THE exception of New York where they made no appreciable gain- and Utah ’Where they had a setback Democrats cositlnued their upward trend in crucial voting ureas in last Tuesday’s local elections Most important from their standpoint were the victories they registered in the nominally Republican states of Indiana Pennsylvania and New Jersey Conand in politically necticut These states east' a total of 69 electoral --votes needed by a winning presidential candidate see-sa- jury deliberations was followed in 1954 by Democratic increases in vote percentages in all 11 congressional races THE TREND WAS marked last Tuesday by Democratic victories Jn mayoralty races in most of the state’s major cities Democratic National Chairman noted also that Paul the Republicans lost “in smaller towns which are basically farm trading centers" Democrat Richardson sweeping victory over Republican W Thacher the Philadelphia k mayor’s contest emphasized a trend that began in Pennsylvania in 1954 with the election of Gov deorge M Leader DOWNTOWN OPEN MONDAY - 9 s55 sugar house IVKRY NIGHT KXCEPT SAT the current ‘ Logan TILL Utah former member of the U S Agriculture Say-Hofido- Depart- ment for three decades told the 10th anniversary session earlier Saturday he was f not prepared to do any “horse-trading” on his "UpA VWiutouj- - 1 seven y million dollar annual Mr Cardon THE CLOSE VOTE followed budgets for the jiext two years a statement by Philip’ V He said the budget was FAO’s American director and repregeneral that he would consider carefully prepared neceamount on his sents the full it a vote of confidence ' sevendollar million FAO la to lis proposed’ ssary If job' budget an increase of one mil- - After sitting through the lengthy debate he walked sternly off the floor without comment 1 - n yrf t i ??$j ' J A a S - grave-face- — SPEAKING IN the home city of the University of Chicago sponsor of they project the attorney general referred to the recordings as “jury interference” and called them “repre- New York’s total is 45 and Utah’s is 4 s and Agriculture Organization (FAOl Saturday approved a budget of $6600000 for 1956 and $6800000 for 1957 Communist Yugoslavia the last nation to vote provided the decisive ballot The United Britain France AusStates tralia and Canada— among the contributors to FAO major funds — voted against the slightly increased budget Car-do- By Anoclated Pros CHICAGO Nov 12-- Atty Gen Herbert Brownell said Saturday - the nation’s new- papers recently performed "a valuable public service” in alert ing the public to a research project involving recordings of -- For the Republicans the Indiana results were more worrisome than those elsewhere Indiana has proved something of a political weathervane in the ' past and GOP officials wondered if local losses there reflected reputed farm belt dissatisfaction The Democratic trend which began in Indiana in 1953 with gain of 22 seats in the state legislature that year lion dollars over By Associated Press ROME Nov 12— By a 2423 year’s vote the United NIi°ns Food Mr Cardon of Papers Draw ‘WellDone By Brownell - a Utahn Deems FOA Budget Okcli Vote of Confidence to reflect the same sort of trend as that of 1953 when the Democrats elected Mayor Robert Wagner nor o( 1954 when they increased their vote percentages in all but eight of the state’s 43 congressional districts In Utah Republicans turned the tables by ousting the Democratic mayor of Salt Lake City But it was one of the few GOP successes in elections which Republican National Chairman Leonard W Hall contended had “no national significance" By AT November 13 1955 hensible” He discussed the project in an address to the annual convention' of Sigma Delta Chi professional journalistic fra- ternity Justice department officials have indicated there is no feasible means for taking action against the university for making the recordings with concealed microphone In the federal courthouse at Wichita Kan a year ago The university has said it had the consent of the presiding judge and attorneys involved But Brownell reiterated that he will ask Congress for a specific law punishing such recordings In the future Transports Bring 1700 From East He had offered to resign because he said an unannounced move by the US delegation to put a $6400000 dollag ceiling on the budget indicated to him that “the people of my own country lack confidence in me” Ralph Roberts deputy head of the US delegation offered a compromise in tfye afternoon debate of a 6tt million dollar ceiling in 1956 and $6800000 the following year SAN FRANCISCO Nov 12 JH —Two transports will bring more than 1700 US servicemen home from the Orient next week The Gen Edwin D Patrick will dock Tuesday aftel calling at Manila and Guam with 294 airmen 72 Army and 66 Navy men On Thursday the Gen C G Adlal Stevenson talk with reporters before making political Morton from Yokohama will Va Among suggestions was arrive with 709 members of the address in Charlottesville A similar Air Force 141 Army 83 Mathat troops be kent to guard Mid-Eas- t rines and 54 Navy of State the favored was Department Saturday by policy ( UNr Guard Hinges on WASHINGTON Nov (UP) —The United States would consider moves to send United Nations border guards to the troubled Middle East if Egypt and Israel accept UN cease- fire plans put between the two countries “to avoid bloodshed and vio- put the State Department on the spot lence" It did not want to appear to The 1952 Democratic presiStevenson’s idea because reject dential nominee made his sug- of considerations Nor political gestion in a speech Friday night did the- department want to at Charlottsville Va Officials acknowledged that the idea of area AMERICAN willingness to sending UN guards to the had been given some thought consider posting of interna- as only part of a much wider tional forces between the two search for Middle Eastern y Satur-dicountries vas disclosed peace plans after Adlai ’E Stevenson The Stevenson suggestion bad suggested that guards be MR ROBERTS said the United States did this “to combat the idea we are not sympathetic to this work and to show that we want to see it expand" He pointed out however that US Says Cease-Fir- e the Impression that the border guards idea had reached any conclusive stage where it might be taken up with other countries Officials said the Idea had not been put to the United States “by any give Now — nw color for your windows windows to the heartening glow of color frothed with white daisies Nylon dries in a wink needs only a touch of the Iron In white primrose pink seafoam green buttercup yellow Treat your American contributions to UN specialized agencies like FAO dollars yearly Noting the US Congress had Imposed a two million dollar yearly limit on its to FAO he said: totaled 43 million Ruffled Priscilla pr493 pr298 Tailored Ever-popul- ar 198 a 100 tier Versatile Tiers Matching Valances con-trlbuti- “We view with great concern an effort on the part of an BRIM UP YOUR international organization to appropriate funds from its treasury without regard to a law on the statute books of the United MOMS WITHOUT SRINDINO FOR HOLIDAYS! 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