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Musicals By PhUNa UPI Foreign Editor ToBedin Friday With the eurtaln ready to go up on "Annie Get Tour Gun" aa the opening show of the 13th' annual University of Utah Summer Festival rehearsals already are underway for the festival's second pro- - W mirn TffW i n nun "Ae Aman Moraine" Ontdeer SetUar Watt throw the Navy"! upport Mne at teaet as far back ai Midway and x cases aoma mainland ia UA the and Hawaii to back the Hands and all way iuUide t--u Hawaii-wo- The music the production num bers with members of the Univer sity Ballet Company the relaxing outdoor setting In the Stadium Bowl and the colorful costumes will make an evening watching "Annie Get Your Gun" a mem orable occasion It's for all the uld Qiidfes In News Bill Expands Ialernallenal Gerneay fbllowiBg a riot of S50 WASIflNGTON -'- A Senate For- - Iqmatea of BoroVaox Jail in which ' four pdrioni were Injured elgn Relations Committee report 'TbexiB--hheeB a tUght on the ItJ--? Inrtdoiniltrf eft inidei Everything U kummlt collapse now under: control :' vt'i- "la the ibaehce of compelling reasons to the contrary there la Cleveland NEWTON Man good reason to conclude IhalHhe Indiana centerfieWer Jim Pieraall flight ihould not have gone1! on rrporti he waa being put on an ecuriiv )ocia - Sen WASHINGTON (UPir Eugene J McCarthy and five membera ofhii apecial committee on probtema of the unemployed today introduced a bill designed to act up a S3M million expanakm of the Social Securs :7i ' enforced Watt : ity lyitem WASHINGTON - "1 watn't tent home: I never Upderaecre McCarthy laid the bin waa aimed mainly at helping needy tary of State C Douglas Dillon felt hetter?'- nA on tb riots which 'caused Prel unemployed and their famlUee dent Eisenhower1 to cancel his especially in area! of ehroflle us visit to Japan ' ' employment where atalei and hv ealltlea have been unable to pro rOiieofahevgooA things that vide effective aaaiitance i hat eoiipe out of this Is that It -YOKOHAMA ' Japan ( VPD haa opened the eyes of the Japan lie aaid the meaaure would pro to eta people to the ways' the Com Nineteen peraona war Injured vide for federal granta-ln-al- d taunltt: operate and what they Sunday night in a collision be- alatei which elect to ahare the tween an electric locomotive and eoat of the' pro cram— and which are ante and Wfll&ito dp" a four-toapaaienger train at have 'established approved genMONTBIAL Priaoa Gov E nearby MUonokuchLfita'tkm' V eral assistance programs The' bill by Dem ocratic Sena Joaeph S t Clark (Fa) Jennlnga Randolph (WVal PatMcNamara (Mich) R Vance Hartke (Ind) and Gale W McGee (Wyol would help finance aid for about 435000 atate general asalitance caaea by providing up to S3S a month per person e atatea would have to put only 30 per cent of the coat and atatea would — — ' j pay half the aid V ce ar ft':- — m Americas scients wup in vw News an mtMmertoa V'V ihould the Japanese government topple and be replaced to Korea forew would leave bases in and Japan troop auOabow shows loss of air 7":v" I '" - : ductkm: "Die Fledermaua" "Annie" will have performan- fcea nightly at 1:30 pm In the U of U Stadium Bowl from Prt- day July 1 through Saturday July 9 with the exception of Sun day July 3 The light opera "Die Fledermaus" will pUy nlgWly from July 12 through July 10 The lilting Irving Berlin tunes of "Annie Get Your Gun" again are becoming popular aa more and more people hum and sing "There's No Business Like Show Business" "Dota" What Cornea Naturally" "The Girt That Marry" "They Say That Falling in Love is Wonderful" Anything You Can Do I Can Do Better" and "I've Got the Sun in the - - &'7y tt vrv - Nineteen Injured ' ch - v mmi W sum :i mm ' ' high-inco- ' ' States which participated alto would receive Increases In the maximums for the present public aaaiitance program This would mean the federal maximum for old age assistance aid to the blind and disabled would go up a dollar to 186 while aid to de pendent children would rise from i v the present $30 to KB 8 '" V family too beeause the young- -' stem : will see "cowboys and In diana (such as Buff ak Bill and Sitting Bull) children in the cut and live horses 'Die Fledermaus" features un forgettable tunes and watttea of Johann Strauss and beautiful bak " ' let acenei Some of the nation's top singing stars are being brought to Salt Lake City for this year's produc tions- - Betty Jane Watson to play the starring role in "Annie? with Jack Irwin playing opposite her as Frank Butler Beverly Bower as Rosalinda ta "Die Fleder maus" with Claire Alexander as Adele and Ernest McChesney as Else nsteln Tickets are available at the U of U Field House box office or at the Tribune Bldg box office m downtown Salt Lake City' with more than 20 per cent savings on season tickets to both shows eeaae-flr- e ng ttoina that-togu- deep-seate- die-har- ds - SELF EXTERMINATION '— The Belgian Congo wiU become mdependent on June an put max la no auarantee that the country and will remain uniW-Triba- l other quarrels may emerge more Herce toan eveFoelteel TU 190 PROVO Utah LegUmnalres or so groupa with dozens of Ua- oonventkm Mrs Alice Jones lnfer-elt- y ended their three-daand customs that make Mra Geneva '' Damn up the Belgian Congo and with m Provo with election of depart- thian Grove chaplain and the Hrifffana nuUta out BOW will mental offlcera naming Glendon Pleasant Mrs Farnsworth Salt lose the one thing that binds them Ruby Peysar of Dugway commander secretary- He succeeds William E Chria- - Lake City treasurer tofferaon of Hyrum Outgoing president was Mrs Other new department offlcera are Frank Shnlater of Morgan Elva Wlgnall Salt Uke City first vice commander Fred Von Helper second vice eommander and Ted Johnson Jr Salt Lake City department executive com V mitteeman at large ' Final act of the convention was SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) to name Ogden aa site for the Death haa claimed Mra Elisa' 1961 state convention beth Alice Jackson Moffltt 58 Earlier In the day membera of who was associate editor of the the Lesion Auxiliary 'installed Improvement Era monthly pubSaints newly elected offlcera includine lication of the Latter-da- y Mrs Donna Dupin Price presi Church ' 'V She died vSaturday in a Salt dent Mra Cuba Davis' Provo frst vice president Mrs Lena Lake City hospital of a cerebral Funeral servicea ChristensMU Midvale second hemorrhage vice president: Haiel Ransom wiU be held Wednesday In the Roosevelt third vice president: Price Fourth LDS Ward Elects Offi cers - lan-guag-ea y ' Associate Era Edrtor Dies mil itiip wimu mi SOBER REFLECTIONS — Predictions in Japan are that the Japanese Socialists will not show little If any gatna aa result of antl-fover- a- SOME BEEFJS BETTER THAN OTHERS pT ' Coma fn tonight for Prima Roast loaf dinner served with fluffy whipped potatoes golden brown gravy and biscuits The Beef it always Bluebird's Roait a prixo winnarl : I 14 ntocf 7' ihici msm mi Mtss IRTtUBI tSSMfT ssm r ' Imfm Mm ur ItM "'prai' lIMr sy 1: it- k Jeep - TOLEDO Ohio (Bprf The the vehicle Jeep which was given its name by a million GI's is 20 years old to morrow' It Is no longer an olive drab ruffed workhorse The modeni Jeep made for a civilian market comes in 14 models is often two ton and look plush next to its crusty armv nredMeunr It ia still tough and finds ita biggest market among farmers During World War II the army knew the Jeep as a "truck ' saansssav W a M mm mm I r m one-quart-er MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY I ton" That's still the official designation But the army has yielded and recognised the nickname "Jeep" aa the vehicle's semiofficial title v Since 1947 about 40000 Jeep patterned vehicles ) have been sold i f Wlllya overland tried to produce a passenger ear' nearly 10 years ago It quit in 1953 when Kaiser Induatriea nurchaaed the ' coma any But the Aero Willys is still produced in South America S A GlraM Willva mwaMant said '"We have no intention no v desire to er "v"' ear-field- - liSlilliil 0)M 1 - UTAH LAMBERTS LAST WEEK the passenger r' Willys lost nearly 20 mUUmi AiL lara in 1954V tha first full year un der Kaiser Since than it haa been In the black Last year it earned '10 and a half million dollars Willys ta the largest expor- dominated ita market until 1959 when U S sales matched shipments abroad' fV ' "We are now onenlnie-'nmar keu in Africa and the Far East" : Girard aaid He alto disclosed that Wlllya will bring out a new line of util ity vehicles in about a year He forecast fa 10 per: rent Increase in Jeep sales this year over - li 3" 20 Lb tug ter of small vehicles ± Exnorta n)Q Long Green Hid 2 For !§ :- : 1959- ''t' f :t'? ' -' ' vV Eflfl Cooker $5 -- $1 0 : : Twuitr feuer:- Hooting Pod Electric Heat lamp uoraenuflW fjj v T'-'- - I- --X:- - $ Eiacirie Xiorm ' — i J'A :'J i'- '"'"-' ' I Electric Roairer RoKsierie! Lams Cleaner " " r: Wlllya emplojs COM here and makea Jeena in 19 foreln eoun ieGVrEl:ECTRICAl?(5lrirS ' - Oo&ZJ&W" Kiabab Forest ''' I''' K v? Fire Persists " '' fiillllill " -- V i iiv' u i viwihwc :fe-4'lHKlrkf- aVi v r:-r--$1- ' " v- )i Shop) aaob"-?4- : ' : :'V"r : Travel honr Electric Can Opener X v i :i i tviw-0 Auimnotie ' ' i KrkW Ooklox4w : va — batUe against day their a persistent forest fire that already haa burned more: than acres of timber la the Kal-ba- b National Forest " ii: Aiding the men were buUdoa-er- s helicopters and light planes that dropped borr ate ehemlcala on the huge blast ma- remote corner of Grand Canyon National Parti 300 of them The firefightera Zuul Indians — thought they had the ' Maze ' contained late last week but strong winds pushed it outside hastily dug fire lines Gusty winds pushed the wall of flame rapidly up Saddle Mountain where it ate into stands of heavy pine trees Ranger M C Oleson said crews were warned to watch for new flare up became of the ta- creaaing dry winds sue 00 :ElecH Dryer Automatic Washer b- r- - Air v ' Woffle Blenoer Wimii —r Qva $M : Fortoblt TV Set frwMMfmtot' -- "-' : :' vr- - : PUdric' SiMk Gril Conditioner : V : L Hi Pi Set - Vr - j V UTAH 7-- POWII UONT CO Tu jfV F ""y HOME w frtM ENDS AND PIECES - 'r-- f ytvr afMh mm mmm ' ' 5 V Sliced ' six-da- y ?ik-'- WMMm Young Tendor GRAND CANYON 'Arlx (UPI) K thousand men continuea to- " : the recent rotative ment denionatrationa Political observers in Tokyp believe that' Japanese will remember with ex treme' regret that these demonstrations caused cancellation of FWUdm Eistuhewers vtari and1 maid threaten the loss of Jaoan'a trade with tb healthy two-wa-y United States The result wfhey stick with the UberaVDemocratie Party now in power - ': ' '- together Bono of theJSingolese aire 'as different aa Norwegiana and Greeka and aoma live as far apart from each" 'other with poor communications Many of the small minorities fear they face obUvkm and arw thinking of so er ATI the BITTER ASHES hopea raised by the Algerian reb el agreement to eome to Paris for talktwith President Charles de GauTueould turn to still more frustration and bitter dlssppohnV ment The rebels may break off any talfca- - —less the sjuestlesi ef Legion Of Utah 'aeU-detenn- i All You f' -L- observers predict the Ideological struggle between Mos cow and Pelping will get worse before It gets better Red China's is not ready to Mao Tse-Tubow to-- Niktta Ehrusbchev's dic tate that Moscow will ' be the aole interpreter of Man and ondon t This Is For la extended to of eventttal stionH in Algeria De Gaulle so with i far U determined the1 rebels shall be limited to a Should he agree to an etase-flr- e extenakm into political fields ha well might face another Algerian settlers' uprlalnf backed by fcr-mMinister Jseques ftouatellt and other "French Algeria" in 'metropolitan France ia and wfll look to the the Kremlin aai EatTuropa for aupport of the Md ideu ihat war between Socialism and Capitalism ia inevitable However both aides will try ta avoid a formal rift which would be in the interest of neither Moscow nor Pelping The d rift may account for some wild swings in Communist poUey during coming montha die-har- WARFARE INTERNECINE - t'fcui j :::v::v ::W"SL Ok Zj LDS if' |