Show y ri -- 4' ' ‘ I K -- T 5— l i aatmunwnnuM 15fh Month TBWAjgBSyjg THE HERALD JOURNAL About ! t ri — Thoughtsand Things t :h - Beatnik Addresses Teachers n Mr aid Mrs Ualvoy E Griffin of Newton are proud parents of a baby daughter bom August 13 at tba Login LDS hospital She waa welcomed by a slater Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Andrew IL Griffiths Clark-sto- n gnff” Mr and Mrs Thomas E tirlfifh Newton Mrs Catherine Griffiths of Logan fa a greatgrandmother Mrs Griffin is the former Phyllis Griffiths of Clark-sto- n - inter- HERE’S A LETTER to the cojwm which may eat yoUj ind to which some of you citisens may say H 1 La-net- to I’SPnot one to write unsigned lettrn of my own I must--on (never before) but for reasons this m the can do so toss to Wish this peeve So if you little Or maybe if you rcad-- to the end you’Ilstn 'Up A‘Dear Ray: ItSns a funny thingto me that all the longanddraty the I " winter we dream of summer We save our joys of outdoor living we clean the money to pour patios market of outdoor grills and briquets— indoors to sit hudthn we are driven screened openings while dled behind not to menover— take the mosquitoes tion the flies A V lic Is Invited Uax-payin- g Karlilruhc will go bjplano-t- o Germany (o Join her husband who la In the service They will be thoroughly-chewe- d there three yean The problem Dear Citizen is deeper than spraying— as you undoubtedly realize Take for a starter the open sewer ditches west of town Dr J Roman Andros has been appointed chairman of the art department at Brigham Yoftng He succeeds Conan University E Mathews newly appointed dean of the College of Fine Arts of these lines by "DOUBLE EXPOSURE” is a pretty humseen “William Vincent Sieller: (Our having lemmded us mingbird in Dr Vickers' gladiolus garden of this poem)— ' the-titl- e of hiswings Catches the morning in a fan Light is jeweled where he swings Rubied and enameled green Double-exposu- - i j i- - re Visiting yesterday In Lacan wag Prof Ernest C Jeppsen formerly with the industrial arts department at Utah State Unhreiv sity and more recently with the Church College of Hawaii He will be affiliated with the Industrial education program of LDS Church Jpnlor colleges — All his rhythms scarcely stir Flowers more than breath of air end spur He probes blossoffi-throPetals half engulf him there s The District at post-graduat- Including superior plays from Lagan Mt Logan Ilyrum Cache East Cache Smlthfield and University stakes will be presented In Old Main auditorium on USU campus Tuesday T:30 As reported in “Human Events” here’s what happened: "Well cuties” Merximan opened to his audience composed mostly of young women "I appreciate the opportunity of bringing the way of life to you” Then he launched into a description of the characteristics of beatniks described by him as outsiders banding to gether to form an inside for themselves Explaining the beatnik uniform he said “I wear a ‘ suit when my clothes get dirty Why wear underwear? It’s just an extra pair of pants to put on” The teacher learned from their 'lecturer” that in the 'field of music recording artist “Dave Brubeck now is almost way out Thelonious Monk is farther out He blows a mean set of drums” Significantly according to the report there wasn't a single teacher in attendance who was willing to give Merriman her name 'I " A "full house" applauded last night’s musical "Kin A boy received a bad leg wound this’ week as he was helping hit grandfather James L Taggart of Lewliton bale hay The boy was eaught by tha machine and hla leg wai eut so that it required several stitches to dose the wound The injured (Eddla) bey was Edward Tkggart 14 son of Dr and Mrs Glen Taggart of Lanalng Michigan Mrs Taggart and their three children have been visiting with Mr Taggart and har parents Mr ' and Mrs Willard Paulsen Lagan while Dr Taggart is'en an assignment In the Far East for tha United States government ed I -- I i i I : Camera-Carryin- g Thor Goes On 1500-Mi- le j 1 CAPE CANAVERAL FIs (UPI)—The Air Force launched another camera-carryin- g Thor ballistic missile today to obtain nunc filmed evidence of how the weapon's nose cone behaves during flight The IS mm movie ' eam-r- a peeked through a data ' eapsule rigged to fall free of the nose lcone near the end of a 1300-mll- e I1 t W:- I ! : iT $ x jf h : m TT' Hop - bop Ships and planes waited at ihe Kate" A marriage lkcnsa wag lisued Thursday at the Cache County Clerk's office to Harld Olpin Hansen 2t Ephraim and Judith Karran 19 Lewiston : b Me A lbs fi oa girl their sixth child tnd fifth' daughter was born Tuesday Aug 11 at Ruls-li- p Middlesex1 England to Mr and Mrs Wesley S Schow formerly of Logan who have lived In England the last three years The new daughter was born on tbo third birthday of her youngest slater The mother It the f — mer Miss Metts Rssmuson daughter of Mr and Mrs Gunnar Rssmuson of Logan The netv granddaughter Is their 27th grandchild The paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Randal Schpw of Lehl Utah - pre-stor- Is 1:30 duction A DETAILED PLAN to save millions of New Yorkers from the effects of fallout in a nuclear war was made public by Governor Rockefeller The plan was developed by an eight-ma- n committee of top executives from many professions which' was called the Governor's Special Task Force on Protection from Radioactive Fallout One section deals with survival supplies and since ' our local Civil Defense folks have been- emphasizing this aspect and since the Church has been recommending storing of foodstuffs for possible emergency we believe you will be interested in the New York committee's proposals: "The need for stocks of essential supplies is an urgent and imperative requirement of nuclear ' survival ' “Accordingly we recommend that you initiate a state program to develop a survival kit which would enable persons protected from' fallout to survive in their pro- tected areas for at least two weeks without any outside assistance “Such a survival kit should contain at least a water container (ten gallons per person) a two weeks supply ' of dehydrated food candles a minimum radio "" bnly to 640 or 1240 (the emergency a ' radiation detection device' and a containerfrequencies) for excreta “Without such minimal supplies we cannot expect individuals to remain safely in the protected areas avail-- : able to them We suggest also that arrangements might be made to utilize in such hits some of the federal stocks of surplus ifoods “We alsd recommend that you initiate a program in cooperation with the federal government to develop aii effective monitoring system for the detection of radia- tion "Since radiation cannot be seen or heard smelled or tasted the threat of it would create tremendous anxiety among the population It is always the unknown that is most feared l pm e v i road Tonight Is "Oar Town’ at the ACCORDING TO ONE observer the teaching proamphitheatre final evening for fession recently hit a new academic low at Maryland 'presentation of the Thornton Wilder drama directed by Prof State Teachers College where as part of a lec-' Floyd T Morgan Saturday night were school instructors 100 course summer public of "Kiss It's the last tured on “The Philosophy of Modern Youth” by one Me' Kate” performance Curtain time for the Pete Merrimaa— a bearded beatnik two Opportunity Theatre pro- - i MIA 4-- A show See where iridescence gathers In a bird of thimble' size— Armored with a myth of feathers Off he missiles through the skies! ' ' Mrs Keith (Ida Marts) Painter left this morning on a DC 7 United Air Lines plane for Fort Hamilton New Ybrk From there she t a citizen” : - public-minae- ‘fYours truly “ Happy Timer square dance club wlU meet Saturday at S p m at the Lincoln school tennis courts in Ilyrum- In case of storm they will meet at the Millville recreation hall The pub- a "Some progressive a as mosquito a such thing counties have abatement program What is the matter with us? Hyrum cltiseni are notified that there will he no lawn or garden sprinkling except during the hours from 4 am to 10 am Prrtent restrictions are atm in force odd homes odd days: oven homes evien days These hours win be strictly enforced and violators will be fined according to the Ilyrum' City'- - water departV ment A namber ef blrths have occurred recently at the Logan LDS hospital Among them are: a girl to Mr and Mrs Joseph Dale Andrews Richmond Aug 10 a boy to Mr and Mbs John Franklin Yallentine 411 E 7th So Aug 10 a girl to Mr end Mrs William A Smith 1236 E 2 E August 11 a boy to Mr and The camera was the third lent Mrs Kent S Olson 281 E 2 So up In a Thor nosa cone In previ- August 12 a boy to Mr nd Mrs ous camera flights on May 12 Rex Lennls Clark 336 N 2nd E and July 24 film showing separa- Aug 12 a boy to Mr and Mrs tion of the con from the body of Brent R Wangsgaard 246 N 3rd W Aug 12 s' boy to Mr the Thor was recovered and Mrs James Raymond Merrill Smlthfield Aug 3 a boy The Heratd Journal to Mr and Mrs David II Ashcroft Hyde Park Aug 13: a girl B JbiNSKN rUBUSMUR to Mr and Mrs Halvey E Crlf-fi- n Monday evening fvrr thmsta Friday and bunOay mom-!Newton August 13 a boy to Valley Newspaper I j 'V1 Center Logan Utah Mr: and Mrs Clair D Larsen filtered as second class matter ai Hyrum Aug 14: a girl to Mr Ilia poat office at Logan Utah and Mrs Farrell L Summers -- ' oPcireutlo Tremonton AuM Bureau United Press International NBA Service National Advertising Riprrsentathcf Newspaper AdverUilng 8erloe Co Aug 14 Ram Sale Set — W y' v Dr and Mrs Terr y Hansen Arrive From Riverside two-wee- He's Scientific Quotes In News Of Today - -- - Arthur Godfrey Leaves Hawaii For Mainland - Market News 7a vjl a-- Confer With Spaniard Execution Stay ATTENTION HYRUM CITIZENS Further Restriction Ok Culinary Water w Death Claims Franklin Man Regional Office - (D-Uta- h) BALT LAKE CITY (UPI)--Th strike against Kennecott Copper Corp entered its fifth day today with Utah spokesmen for both the company and striking unions expressing willingness to resume contract talks But federal mediators here said no meetings had been scheduled between the conflicting groups Is Fun 1 right-to-wsr- right-towor- right-towor- k fc u Questionable Publicity Value BATON ROUGE Ln (UPI) -Curt Selgelto director of the Leu Islam Department ef Commerce and Industry noted to n request for a tourlat survey Thursday that tho state doesn't advertise Gov Eari K Long tatenupted: "I don’t know whether you should say that Wo seem to bo getting a lot of advertising lately-- " "But not far tourlata" snapped Seigo-lt- o LEGAL NOTICES ifoaaTi ire qvABDUirmoeOUf n tfca Cmm Cnaly iSHBu XOTICX CUDITOM TO Estate of GUSTAF A JOHNSON Bomttlmw known as G A Johnson OrodltoH will present claims irllh at M vouehari to tho- undents BulUlnn Logan on or before thahioth day of - Decomber GRACE A D 1959 UUJAN mlnlstratrlx of (aid Johnaon Doccaied Publ dataa: Aug 8apt-- 4 1969 7 14 SI to XOTICK FOB BUDS rill bo racalvad by the tmdw- lens slgnad until Auguat 30th for one mteImnovemant group for electron as par ipadflcatloni on rqphonca (ha file ln tha offlceof undcraignad Wo rosorvo tho right to ralact any and all blda In tits intemt ex the Unjvcnlty Purehaalng Agrnt It 1901 Everybody heeds when you dovisit NATIONAL FINANCE! If you need At IIP TO $2010 Aug 17 thru 29 DOWNATA 3 WmftYINQSSPOT Ml THE THE For there hot August days y remember every day is at Downata Plan an eutlng and picnie before school starts Bring the family and spend tho day Our shady picnic area is available with fireplaces tables and plenty of wood at all times free of charge Remember every Monday is family day just $150 per family After Labor Day wo will be open ell day Thursday Friday Saturday and Sunday of each week Phone 3140 WHERE1 Swimming any ether times by phoning ahead for any size group arrangeformoney Read our ad in the same day! Family Weekly Than toko advantage at tho k yew nearby low prices at DRUG STORE Waly Klrhmm’s Better Service Pharmacy omn 432 North Mala Straot DM SK amounts in norornion 95 Andersoji NATIONAL FINANCE COMPANY Drug Store OF LOGAN lost Mala WaOsvilo 93 21 Federal Avenue- - Did CH HOT SPRINGS beforenoonto FOUND fun-da- Phone: 3040 Hyrum Drug Company Wat Main Y T-J- fi et money sometime Every Day Phene Downey 2791 a Right To Drown Strike In 5th Day Hyrum City Water Department re code-af-ath- le Glll-Car- ey DOWNATA am Defends His WASHINGTON (UPI) Sen ThursFrank E Moss PERRAVPORTH England day proposed establishment of a regional office of the Federal (UPI) — Dr Michael GlBCarey Aviation Agency In Salt Lake today defended his right to drown The doctor and Ms wife were orCity In a letter to Administrator E dered out of tha water by a lifeR Queiada of the FAA Moss guard here because of a dangersaid the Utah Capital City was ous ebb tide In a letter to the an ideal location for a regional local council protested that the lifeguard "encroached site upon my freedom as an Individual to do what I pleased" Thera will be no lewe er garden sprinkling exeept dering these htin: 4 A M te 10 A M Preseef restrictlee mi In force odd number heme edd days even number homes even dayn Above restriction wll bn Strictly enforced Vide tore wiR be fined Jl ha: died forbids themirom having a” financial Interest to the business ef employers with whom they deal am bar them from taking gifts worth more than 1100 from thaw employers The New York law was passed under sponsorship of Gov Nelson A Rockefeller's naw administration Two Democratic governors ef Mg states Edmund G Brawn hi California and Michael V DL Salle to Ohio — backed labor reform measures which died Brew Ml Sleeked Brown supported n Mil to repeal tha state Uw igatost jurisdictional strikes Whan It was killed labor moved In to bloek passage of Ms bflla to govern tho con-duof interns! union affairs DiSalto also favored MU to regulate totems! union conduct despite protests from labor laad-e- r who supported Mm to Ms election campaign last year The MU was defeated In the House hy a 58 to 54 vote In Indiana a itlmste between the Demoeratto House and Republican Senate Mocked passage of both labor reform MU and a k measure to repeal tho state law la town and Utah tha labor movomont also fought but lost battlu for repeal ef laws ‘which outlaw contracts employes to join unions to hold their jobs The Now Mexico Legislature refused to submit a preposition to a vote Labor reform bills wore intro-ducod to severs! other state legislatures but got: leu attention One of them died to committee Jn tho Washington Legislature after Gov Albert D Rosaeltol said state action not needed 1 V Ike 100-10- Labor opposition fo the New York Jaw wu relatively mild The law require financial report-to-g by unions K makes union of flctol responsible for Audi labor-bache- first ward He la n recently returned missionary Weekend Guests ST JOHN’S EPISCOPAL Mr:’ and Mrs: Arlon Van Orden CHUBCH and three children of SprlngvlUe 1$ North lit Eut visited over the week end with their parent Mr and Mrs M T Father William J Hannifin Vim Sunday August 18 Twelfth Van Orden and M" and Mri Leo Sunday after Trinity U Nelson ' Mr and Mrs Kay Nil son and Holy Eucharist four sons of Lincoln Nebraska LOGAN FRESBYTXKUL visited here bst week with his CHURCH parents and relatives Kay Is the Miner E Bruuer pastor son of Parley and Rose Nllson He Is teaching and working on Ms 1:45 am Sunday Church School 11:00 am Worship Service masters degree Massage by Mr Brvneri Mr and Mrs Theodore Gssry "The Grip ef Gambling" to on drove Burley Tuesday Mr Mauage In song "In My Geary left Wednesday morning Father’s House There Are with hi son Thomaa on a fishing Maulwu" Many to the Salmon river They trip Soloist— Karen Wells 0 topped at Sun Valley and other places of Interest and returned riESTON COMMUNITY home on Saturday CHURCH To Ogden Miner E Bnmer DlrecUng Mr and Mrs George Cooper ' Pastor j Mr and Mrs ' F L West and Word: In "The Menage Grip Mrs Violet Godfrey drove to Ogden Thursday where Mrs Cooper of Gambling" 9:00 am Worship Servlee left by train to attend a convention in Oklahoma They all vl 10:00 am Sunday Chwch School lted with another slater Mrs Ed-p-a FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Wheeler over night and return’ 71 Wait Third North ed home Friday ' J A Strom Pastor Mrs Merrill Peterson' and of tha Gospel KLGN daughter Evelyn and Mrs Nora —Brosdcift 8:15 till 5:30 a m Sunday Richards visited several days In Sunday School 1:45 a m Salt Lake City Mrs Petenon and Morning Worship 11 a m Evelyn visited at tha W Henry Preston Mission Franklle Chace home and with other relCounty Courthouse 8 p m' atives Training Union T p m Mark Scholes son of Bishop and Evangelistic Service p m Mrs William Scholes hid the Wednesday Aagust 19 misfortune of breaking Ms wrist Sunbeam R A W M S A Freni Benntlfnl Brotherhood meetings at T p m Pratt Smith of Bountiful ealled Prayer Meeting I p m on hla motherln-laMrs Joseph The public Is cordlaRy invited Petenon Mr and Mrs Darwin Reese and to attend aU these sendees family have moved from Ogden to the Smithfield First ward where they will make their home They are living in the home formerly occupied by Mr and Mrs Athen Rdese and they have moved inFRANKLIN Charles Henry to their new home Miss Elaine Hansen Ruth Ralphs 78 'died suddenly this Blanchard and Linda Cooper re- morning at Ma home to Franklin turned home oil Sunday after While mowing Ms lawn he was spending two months at Yellow- stricken with a heart attack and stone Park where they were em- died within a few minutes For many years he was employed at Canyon Village Bob Humphreys who la teaching ployed by the Sego Milk Company and going to school in Wyoming until Ms retirement 17 years ago was here ever the week end visit- Ha to preaent custodian of the ing Ms wife and two children who Franklin relle hall Funeral arrangements will ba are spending the summer with her mother Mrs Afton Monsonl announced later Indoor-growin- —— j t both secondary boycotts and organizational - picketing arc involved In the congressional battle over a labor reform bin Labor Opposed State Bub Labor leaders generally opposed state labor reform measures They argued that Congress was dealing with the same Issue at the' national level and statos rt not taeklolt piecemeal Thors were spirited battles in some legislatures however before such bills were killed Smithfield 4-- v j' the face of union opposition In 46 states with 1951 legislative seslions only New York has enacted a general labor reform law to deal with corruption in union A more limited law in North Dakota would bqr convicted felons from bolding office In unions The Nebraska - Legislature enacted la prohibiting secondary boycotts and Now Maxieo lawmakers passed bills to regulate K'gMiHttoiMl and maw pick etlng Proposed restrictions on - tarn-“K- OGDEN (UPf) — About 1134 rams from- Utah Idaho 1 purebred SUBSCRIPTION RATES Colorado ' California cwrtsr TT $ 178 Wyoming roar Barrier Montana Oregon and Washington rgluu Oiw year mall outsWfcwhe will go on aala August 19 and 20 1PUO -- Valley occupy space used by the One yasrr ankll fin richatallev) lg00 at the Natiorial Ram Salt In Ogservicenua end mis- camera had the capsule lied den to the West Indies to pluck the capsule and Its valuable eargo from the ocean In a wartime - " £$ target area near Antigua Island EDITOR’S NOTE Several leading governor tried to gat their states to enact labor reform bills this year A UFI survey shows WASHINGTON (UPI) Saturthey made little progress la the day marks the 13th month In fare of uplou opposition orbit for Russia's Sputnik Sputnik III and its 2935 By Raymond Lakr pounds of scientific Instruments United Press International were launched May 15 1958 WASHINGTON (UPI) Pm-l- u trackers in this country figured It i for labor 'reform legislation ' would die some time in late Febsplashed ever from Congress Into ruary or early March 1959 state legislatures this year but Later they charged their esti- failed to make much headway in mate to Aug 15 1959 Sputnik III'i end definitely is approaching but it will not coma Saturday Trackers at- tha Smithsonian ( Astropbysical Laboratory In Cambridge Mass now figure he curtain will fall around Dec 3 Sputnik III the third and to date the last Soviet satellite has according to a space scientist Florence-Gearhere produced "quite fabulous" Dr and Mrs Terry Hansen and scientific results It has added to the store of four children of Riverside California an here visiting their knowledge about radiatlongones In micrometeors and 1iearby folks Mr and Mrs Leslie Han en and family space and about variations In the Mr and Mrs Vemor Sc rowdier earth's magnetic field of Arizona visited In Smlthfield It has proved the durability and effectlvenesi of solar energy batt- last week with friends and relatives: They are former residents eries-to produce power for In- of Smlthfield struments and radio transmitMr and Mrs: Edwin Martlndale ters ' returned home from a : But Its most notable achievement according to the scientist visit with their family In Idaho has been to verify existence of and Wyoming In the Smlthfield secopd ward electrojets — current systems jn service Clifford tha upper atmosphere which had Sunday evening Henricksen was released bum adbeen predicted but not completevisor for deacons and Bruce Hanly proved until Sputnik III observ sen replaced hlnf Tiro trios were ed and reported them sung by Joan Woodward Sharon Rawlings and Anna Lee Fisher accompanied by Linda Knudson In Dr Terry Hansen who la visiting her from Riverside California gave a most Interesting talk Prayer were by Nathan Griffiths and Wallace Grandy (Continued from Page 1) Elder Wallace Olney waa the beautiful seedling and plans to speaker lit the Smlthfield special All the American with register it Trial Gardens In addition to his seedlings Dr Vickers grows approximately 125 name varieties a year and has grown at least 500 different varieties during the past 15 or 20 years Visitors to his garden can now view the exquisite "Connie G” the luscious lavendar “PrinUnited Press International cess" and the pale pale pink ROCK Ark Mrs L LITTLE “Temptress" winner In the Salt C Bates president of the ArkanLake show Ho also has the beausas National Aasn for the Adtiful white “Polar Bear" a favancement of Colored People vorite yellow “Recompence" and President Elsenhower for tha huge “Nellie Lou" developed asklnj house guard In Meridian- - Idaho1 The salmon protection after her waa arrested for carrying a concolored "Chinook" la In full color cealed weapon: right now and he has plenty of "Despite repeated bombing atMrs Vlcksr’s pet the "Grind tacks by gunfire and rocks and Opera" other assaults on our homo Although Dr Vickers realises both local and federal authorities that gladiolus art vary sensitive have declined to provide the he has also learned that they arc minimum physical protecUm we to and rare good very responsive have requested good culture His secrets? “Plenfertiliof' and of water plenty ty 1SL1P N’Y — Francis Blouth zer!" 27 quoted by police after con“The flower demahds a balancto the murders of three ed fertiliser and without a good fessing lone workers In Long bland eatcan’ ba balance diseases easily introduced Into the bulbs" ba ing places: "If I had had more bullets I emphasized Unless It Is absolute- would have shot more people”' ferly necessary he does not use tilizer during the summer but FRIESLAND Wia Railroad just fertilize when be plows and official Vlrn describing Hussey "then forgets It" of righting the delicate Plenty of water however Is an an overturnedoperation gas car 'to propand must Gladiolus absolute require an explosion: prevent watering at least twice a week “We had to work fast We and when the spikes atart to wasto any time No one couldn't come up you should "get an ex tra watering turn aome way" even talked when they didn’t Otherwise the flowers will tend have' to" to arch right over and wilt He ATLANTA — Mrs Opla Quisen-berr-y pointed out that crooked items 28 explaining why she weak come from may inherently several of her eight chilgave stama but lack of water oftentimes la the real result of fie diL dren to relatives and allegedly planned to glvo tha others away ficulty for adoption: Dr Vickers Grew tip on a farm “I didn't know what to do Even In Nephl where ho learned about If I got all children back I “growing things" while at an still couldn't my take care of them early age lie literally “farmed After aU I don’t have any monhla way through college" after ey" which he taught school for a number of years For the put 39 years be has been associated with the Utah State University English Department and la still teaching but on a part-tim- e basis Besides his gorgeous gladiolus he raises a large aqd productive HONOLULU (UPI) A philogarden and loves to experiment sophical and lUiUannod Arthur with new types of squashes can- Godfrey said today hla future taloupe and other foods Mrs plans would depend upon the sucVlcker also loves to ’“watch cess of his "comeback ' TV show Tha famed redhead who leaves thing! grow" but confines her ing Af- here today for San Francisco told terests to the ’ rican violets United Press International all the Hawaiian allots for tha new show had been completed The show opens tin September on CBS-T“This trip has loan tha best tonic in the worhl" ha said "I hfte to leave but we have tome OGDEN LIVESTOCK: work to do at the' farm in VirOGDEN iUPI— Sheep market: ginia before the show will be 3500 all early supply Sheep ready for filming at the CDS Idaho lambs and a few studios" opining trade steady to weak four doubles and a deck mostly 2 lb Idaho spring good To with slaughter lambs 1190-194- 0 freight benefit four doubles good 92 lb Idaho feeding lambs with freight benefit few GETTYSBURG Pa (UPI) -Plots short term breeding ewes resident Elsenhower will confer' 390-40- 5 in London Aug 31 with Spanish Foreign Minister Fernando Marla Cstiellay Mala the vacation White House announced today SALT LAKE CITY (UPI)X'— The meeting will be held durCondemned slayer James W Rod- ing Eisenhower' visit to Bonn gers received another delay In London and Paris Acting Naps hla scheduled execution Thursday Secretary Wayne Hawks said the when Federal D'rtrlct Judge A Spanish official also would "see Sherman Christenson granted him Secretary' of State Christian A a 304ay stay of execution Herter at London about "matter For Sputnik Frustration x Orbit In Hyrum DMCH BftM4 — t - 0THH NATIONAL OFFICES iMumy Ogdia Pref toh labs City ftstST'' Atogni A |