Show ymr" -- A Due -- 1 - -- WESTIN WASIIINOTON et Col : te n ' - t VIZ SALT LAKE TRIBUNE ' ' 251954 r Action - l Sundai--:-Apri- - 1 I 'Per t 3 4 million for a seven-yea- r period beginning with fisctal 1917 In 1950 Abe Congress program to fiscal 1958 CONGRESS HAS approprlat- - ' ed 6214221154 for the Program --inn? ithaen call Anst Aid to Air' norts Prosram Heading for Decision — Tribune Washington Bursas (Hewe it would be passed over- I subcetnm1 ittee but was unsuol that imports of foreign lead and WASHINGTON April 24 — i whelmingly1' ' tine have increased and at the thi The upcoming week promises Sen Lester C Hunt (D Wyo) same time domestic production THE REASON WAS that he They to be one of Ithe most Important was one of the first speakers profits and employnient deones of the 83rd Congress as in support of the wool bilL was the only acceptable and clined verton I available member of Republican far as the Intermountain West He called on his colleagues to r a30 The commission which le Is concerned the bill to be debated t b a government operations headed by Utahn permit Edgar Bros(Call The other two eli- sard made At least two major projects on its merits rather than try- committee no recommenda were Sen nialni and Marshall John gibles ofto attack it through the tions in line with its long estabI possibly more are due for ing Viinn)1 consideration when the House fering of crippling amend- Butler of Maryland who is in lished policy However it is also a hospital and Sen Margaret returns from its Easter recess ments OM studying petitions for higher --rt is body" said Sen Hunt Chase Smith of Maine who has lead and tine tariffs and will and Congress goes into the secmore not out of the "haw to hide report on them within the gone way ond half of this year's legig: eopportunity in passing ) next in did this b 1 without amendment to her dislike for McCarthyism 00 lative session They are: days say to the American wool proSen Wallace F Bennett (L Lawmakers here from lead-zin-c Mates generally felt the both - - I THE HOUSE Irrigation ducer 'You pre no longer the Utah) a member of the Bank1 '' Subcommittee is scheduled to forgotten people of American would contribute toward ing and Currency Committee times report I ‘ meet ThuPsday morning to act agriculture — the sheepman is Is busy investigating the Id do spotlighting the plight of the on authorizing legislation for no longer the forgotten man1111 Federal Housing Ad- - Industry mous the huge Upper Colorado storministration soandal Said Sen Watkins: '"With all ! ' Governors Assemble age project Sen Bennett eventually may this investigative concentration Y bills Under a unanimous consent The nation's governors open be in charge of an investigate on the lead-zin- c 1 problem woved agreement the debate whicb a three-dasince the coupled with the President's reconference here ing subcommittee :s can bas gone on for weeks lesched-- j cent committee shows of inannouncement for signs going Monday with the first big event I eon ailed to last only an additional on the program a dinner con- into all phases of the housing creased stockpile buying I feel ember 30 minutes ference whh the President at program and may even send assured that an adequate pro- Gov Jordan mentioned action When the House quit for its the White House task forces into various sections gram of direct governmental as Interior Undersecretary are Easter recess Chairman Wiaction will be Initiated by midGov Dan Thornton of Colo- of the country n and lliam H Harrison (R Wyo) and ' Sen Watkins served on anyear" is chairman of the goverhis business any longer Mr rado or ex4 Rep William A Dawson IL nors' conference Chief execuother "Melt lights" subcomTudor hopes to leave here about I un er tives of other western states are mittee which is Tudor Leaving Interior the time that Congress VIpre Utah) author of the investigating n terh consideration were confid nt to play important roles expected Ralph Tudor the able un- journs ich as they had the votes to rep rt in the meetings here on the same subcommittee is dersecretary of interior has disAlready names of possible 1 out the program to the parent pub Sen Pat McCarran (D Nev) closed that he will be leaving successors to Mr Tudor are Besides the general sesInterior and Insular Affairs Sc sions some important re- The house already has passed a government service within the being mentioned here and one Committee of them is Gov Len C Jordan gional meetings are sched- bill which would give the attor- next few months 1 Therefore unless the opof Idaho Under Idaho law a uled ney general authority to tap HE HAS A young engineering governdr cannot succeed himposition has made some unfor wires to evidence prosecute IIAL one The receiving the most spies and subversives Sen Mc- firm in San Francisco and feels self and Gov Jordan's term exexpected gains the bill should advance that he cannot afford to neglect is of govefinally clear the Irrigation rnors frompublicity IT pires this year coal states There has Carran has his own bill which Subcommittee would the genergive attorney been a also talk of of sits g 2 Final Senate action on the governors from themeeting al even less lead-zin- c power seems administration's wool iday bill states and of the than he now enjoys producing assured next week as a result chief executives of the upper Sen Herman Welker (RI rt of an agreement reached to Colorado River Basin states of Ida) a member of the ever in limit debate on any single Utah Wyoming Colorado and vestigating internal subcommit-tee was named to head a speamendment to 60 minutes and New Mexico ft On the bill itself to two hours cial probe of Communist agitaI The bill would permit wool tion among Mexican farm workProbes Tax Limelight CO' to seek its own level in the ers including those in the beet Investigations held their lime- fields ofIdall market with domestic producers Hearings are during the post-East- slated to start e rly in June and receiving subsidy payments out light here week and mountain the senator which of tariff collections pla s to hold one of would bring their prices up to states senators were active in them in Boise all of them SIO per cent of parity Sen Henry C Dworshak (R Lead Study Made I ITHE e SENATE DEVOTED Ida) was a apThe long awaited report of most of the past week to the pointee to the subcommittee riol the U S Tariff Commission wool bill nearly all of the talk investigating the feud between th'"ue vd o''Measatiacill i‘eaud11111in"dlunsiunicl Nt'ii ' centered around a rider offered Sen Joseph McCarthy and the situation was received by the by Sett A J Ellender (D L A) Army The Idahoan swamped 7 If qr: CI 11 which would extend through with work on the appropriations Congress Monday I I I the next two years the present committee tried to keep off the f' THE 1 report showed II i 1 rigid high price supports for :7 71 1 1 J 111 cotton corn wheat tobacco e rice and peanuts -: i If the amendment should suct 11 ill xi-i i ceed it would virtually wreck 1 1 t I 1 of P ta ' - at - -- - - -- : - VI T"rryf -- By Congressional Quarterly 'governments in the construction 31 WASHINGTON April 24 —I anddevelopment generally on a these federal funds had been Of evil airports—to federal aid to air for airport cellThe e tent that these airports programmed the is struction matched by $194903- ports program seemingly 000 In state and local governheaded towarddecisive action serve he national interest" Funds for airport construe ment money by Congreia this'year AdminiAs of Jan 31 1954 federal stration recommendations sternlion grants were a controversoon alai issue in 1953 'me Senate - funds programmed for airport ming from a wanted to appropriate $125 construction in Utah totaled may add impetus for a decision matched by $1568- The Senate Appropriations minion for new projects the $2492000 House insisted no money be 000 in state and local funds Of Committee is holding hearings provided for new construc- 38 federal-ai- d airport projects on the House-passe- d The issue was fought programmed in Utah Construe- tion Commerce Appropriation 'bill for fiscal 1955—the money down to the last day of the tion has been completed on 36 session when the Senate bill that each year usually caryielded ries funds to implement the pro MAKI ARRANGEMENTS NOW to NI HOT SUMMER LIMPID gram of federal grants-in-ai-d The program of federal grants TO LEAVE MART JULY 21 11011 state and local governments for to states for airport construe-- : and airport Fonstruction was set tion improvement BUT THE ' PENDING BILL up in Federal Airport Act of Pot Oitoopkte Dols Ile CN Oa Write Congress) I INA I VIDA PDX CLAWOtt 44017 has no' such money provision 1946 (P L 671-- 79th $AWA Temple this year because the whole air- The act authorized up to $5001 reis aid being program port ronEMPM5p10 studied and has not yet made its recommenState-Justic- L e ALASICA y ' Dinner Sunday Family 01 dations bit wire-tappin- g ROAST Rich brown gravy and - Commerce for Transportation has conducted a study of the airport aid program and in a Feb 3 report said It found that: "The f ed e r al government should participate with ' local 5) OF VEAL LEG brownott v 1 SEAFOOD COCKTAIL FRESH swain potato chits groan salad carrots HOT with French poem - dressing ROLL AND SUTTER—CHOICE OP DINNER TEA 01 MILK COFFEE of rsecietary - CUP SOUP JUICE FRUIT Airport Panel of the Council a group Transportation of aviation ' industry members ap inted in May 1953 by Robert B Murray Jr undeThe DESSERTS s to ipe mi)a?AIN SM MOM r 7- - Myth 1Peekle wire-tappin- 'hi p T7tc7i er 5 a 2 Ra54049 cr : - 1a114Lri i last-minut- 7 ---"--- 9 am to 9 pm - -- 17 IC (SI )1 Secretary Agriculture Ezra 41111e'ile (00111428M agricultural legislation" Sen Frank Barrett (IL Wyo) has been particularly active during the Senate debate i itu o of disaster" population :K ethi't Ito cit e the i it's own know " that U and - " 4I0 r nil° i f '' ' it es tt J) 1 I OkY) La' — c 4 it 0 " 1 - '' i oxiosoli)1trir4 DaD WM: i ' : 3: 04 ' L14 L S sheep in 73 fr During Arthur V ' e ' -' ' t 0 1 " ' flew Low Price 1 Y ) i ) I 4 Pg&ttataf amdos Ye lateral ady l'as: ar 01a Data e 000) ' A ' 4 t: 't : 4w 7'n s' 4 511 In 1 r ti ' : ' i ' t ' 0 ' 15 il ' I i 4 tf ir !' 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