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L ' P : " '3 - tc - I en SOIR r0 - - - ti 1934 ' halt Lake City vicinity and Utah' I - - f61 ---- - k v i - ' ' - ' Of World4oes 1 b- ' -- fi T a 1141aavartsaheorw - - i 4 f '4 I ' k 1 t tt — t 4i t -- ' - — - - ' i - At' r001' ' '''j'” senate - ' - ' - - it - 14 41 1 - I ' - ft It e -- - e ' -- - - r 14 1 r t A : - ' -- ' 1 Tx 4v ' 4 what could have been his valedictory told celebrants at his 80th birthday Tuesday that his Democratic successors abetted the spread of world communism and created a bureaucracy that is stifling local government c But In the main it was a sent!-mental journey the and mellow Hoover made to his home town Tuesday whose '- tr ' )7'----4- ' - - - '''‘ ' ' k '' Ti I- - ' I - f - 4' It I h ' - ' e' 1c :1 it' !ti :1Ii 4 (‘ t't :-- - ' 4 -' '- ' ' t - ':'' ' - " ' Sees Brighter Future ' ''' r!' i ' So he saw in' the occasion an us: opportunity to predict a richer i t j ' freer safer America As his t ' own "shadows lengthen" he is - r - I more convinced than ever that t''''-'- ' ' ' o: ' : "we are not at the bedside oS a t ' ' ' nation in death agony" Hoover : 4 ' ' : told a colorful assembly of of- - I? ' ficialdom-anfarm folk with a d trace of a PIS tra!YAe:rt-4 4 f - L " 41444!4444d4411 ' '' 7: "44444 ' I- ' '' - 'r tomt-' '—'''' Z i - " - —41 volvvitoo The former President turns spadelul of earth ache dedicates Herbert 'Hoover Grade School during birthday celebration - : - 41 '' !:! 'e' s t - —Once the White House as a symbol of hard times the aged Hoover listened quietly to accolades Which brought another shade of crimson to his face "Few men in our country's history have been privileged to ierve the nation in so many imthey arrived in Moscow in a capacities as have you Soviet: military plane on their portant and certainly none has done so visit to with greater brilliance and de- 'way to a three-Wee- k votion" wired President Eisen-bowe- r China The party was held at the Highest Accolade famed old countryhouse "Mo"Distinguished zhaisk'“ Where Russia's great engineer economist intellectual leader writer' Maxim Gorky lived and courageous champion of world died peace faithful and trusted Pub The party mood one of great- lb c official" a citation at est affability was topped after tached to theread 80th honorary dedinner when Malenkov took Dr gree of his life—doctor of laws Edith SUmmerskill out into the from the State University of garden and personally picked Iowa her a bouquet of flox and glad-lo"Enshrined in our memories while the amazed delegation oh God the words and deeds of watched the valorous soul whom we Some Triple Toasts have delighted to bon° r" So many toasts wets ex- prayed M' Willard Lampe pro changed at the dinner that fessor emeritus school of re Labor Party Secretary Morgan See Page 5 Column 3 11 ' ' s 4i I - - Republican Senate Nod Won by Stn Dworshak - 0 B- gi 1 1 9 - 111 - ' ' 1 Dworshak won the tiOn by the G OP Lambson High School teacher renominaover Les Blackfoot by a wide margin In 515 out of Dworshak hed precincts 883 33061 and Lambson 4810 A - - ' Race See-Sa- T"' ''' ) kit The lead 1 fourth -- 60 - 7 7 77 -n 7 Former President Herbert Hoover II ) ' see-sawe- d between t i : 0 CZ ' - 1 ' or ) V 4 s t' - 1 t - ' ': : 4- ' ' sw By Frank Hewlett Tribune Washington Bureau i i WASHINGTON Aug 10—A general farm bill designed "to i encourage a stableprosperous and free agriculture" and pretty ' much in accordance witfl the desires of Secretary of Agriculture Ezra Taft Benson was passed Tuesday night by the Senate t The final vote was -The measure now goes to conference to irdoniffouretntcheHTonshies -- 4 and Senate isn't expected to be difficult because both houses agreed to-' fix the level of parity on wheat 2I and other basic commodities at 8212 to 90 per cent NEW YORK Aug 10 (UP) Tie in Grazing Bill —The A Ir L Tuesday branded The biggest 'upset Tuesday -the was the Senate's voting 45411 to 83urrdgeonvgorteesrss at:faoigroes and tie the controversial Aiken-:- I congressmen who have "de- Hone grazing bill on to the farm a serted the public interest" 'I bill This measure already hut 1 A F L President George t passed the Senate ' but was in a statement is-- buried in tile House Agriculture Meaney 7 sued at a meeting of the labor and Forestry Committee The organization's executive coun- amendment 'was sponsored by Ii cil said that "in judging the Sen Clinton 01 record (we) have shunned N M) and he WaS supported partisan political considera- by all the senators from the' tions and used only one yard- states of Utah Idaho Nevadi ' i stick: the public interest" Wyoming and Colorado -- --- —"Measured -- by- that L'test"-iilie Alken-llopnot as is bill otha 83rd Con Meaney said ' objectionable to conservation gress has failed the workers groups as was the earlier Bar ' failed the farmers and failed grazing bill but the nation's consumers nevertheless they -were ' not 4 haVe been issues left great i happy over its being- revived unresolved" Provisions' of Bill — The grazing bill writes into 1 Law the existing s regulations on Lead-ergrazing on federal forest lands 1 It also provides that the holder of a grazing permit can be re- imbursed by the federal govern ment for improvements ' made if hia permit is transferred or the number of livestock be can graze Is reduced It also sets tip 62-2- 8 - Dworshat !!' ' :r I I : 4 BOISE IDA Aug 11 0 — S Sen Glen Taylor into a hairbreadth lead pulled over State Rep Claude Burtenshaw early Wednesday in their tight race for the Democratic nomination to oppose the Republican incumbent Henry C e - AbrN ' Idaho Race Former U 14 't straight! as the neighboring corn were' three younger generations of Hoovers and on an adjacent hill he noted lay ancestors who bad Quaker reached this fertile land by coy-tred wagon ' f 7 L back and Burtentlhaw 1- Congress tailed Failure by AFL 2 i' H - ' 1 -- - I -- ' e F Dworshak's 1950 general elec41on opponent and Taylor who 'lost in the 1950 primary after cuts Beth birthday cake party to run for vice at ceremonies honoring him at West Branch Iowa birthplace bolting the on the Progressive ' president party ticket in 1948 Alvin Mowas Cormack of Lewiston 1 running a strong third – MOSCOW Aug 10 US—SIn 578 out of 883 precincts it oviet Premier Georg Malenlov was Burtenshaw 17485 Taylor lield lengthy consultations 17557 and Mccormack 8765 All I om-Po- ol Tuesday night with former Britbut six comnies were included T ish Prime Minister Clement with thetigelyiest returns from 1 New 'York Times Service Laborite Attlee and left-win- g ested in benefitting from inter SouthernIdaho Aneurin Bevan over a dinner WASHINGTON Aug 10 — national use of atomic power ' A! Tight for Governor table and agreed to continue The United States has asked the It has beenauggested that Tight races also developed the talks at the British Embassy atomic power plants could be Soviet Union to give a final nomlnaa astern of appeals with final 4 the gubernatorial ' set up at central points such as for Wednesday ‘" recourse to the U S District answer no By Associated Press or to President l'' yes Geneva Switzerland to provide tions Ine Malenkovta visit to Gen Robert E Smylie Sen C AU took Dworsbak D Eisenhower's Henry Dwight a surroundto eight number of power Wednesday with British Ambasforged 1 narrow lead for the a cominandIng lead In Idaho's Two potato amendments also month-ol- d sador Sir William Harter and proposarfor interna- ing countries G 0 P nod Over John Sanborn E were made to the bill on the tional development of atomic Consideration of such quell-lion- s former all members of Attlee's Labor ' Hag- - Republican senatorial primary floor Congressmanfrom Of 1 which both Tuesday for peaceful purposes power in consultation with other erman with Mayor Larry Gard- - Tuesday as former Sen Glen Party delegation will mark the were offered by Maine senators State Secretary John Foster countries has "not yet gotten' ner first time the Soviet premier of Coeur D'Alene trall1ng1 Taylor and State Rep Claude that a support Dulles said Tuesday that he into details"- - Dulles explained has bad dinner in a Western t' In 558 out of 883 precincts it Burtenshaw staged a close race price of from zero to DO per cent had made this request of the "But that would presumably embassy was Smylie 17953 Sanborn Soviet Union after receiving' come at an early stage" for the Democratic nomination for Irish potatóes could be fixed Malenkov gave his unpreef 16396 and Gardner 9554 0 cent a Moscow "99 from per And in Arkansas with over at the discretion of the secredented party for Allies Consulted ! Former Gov Charles Gossett conother news told The of he his tary kgricultute negative" delegation justtwo hours after of Nampa and State Sen Clark half tile polling place reported controls ference for marketing Hamilton of Weiser fought it Gov Francis Cherry seeking provided Meanwhile Dulles announced as to grade quality and size of nominaDemocratic out the for the United Nations Assembly his second term was trailing potatoes if reqUired op such the United States Is making Phillips told reporters: "1 can't tion for governor with Bannock Orval Faubus on Dec 8 1953 was J remember what was said" by 5587 votes in farm crops as tomatoes and plans to carry out the Presi- considered with those actively Cantril Commissioner allies County Dr Summerskill agreed there the ' dent's scheme in association runoff Democratic for govgrapefruit able to contribute fissionable Nielsen Pocatello third- and ernor t were 17 or 18 toasts in vodka with other countries with t One attempt was made to materials before it was sub- Joseph McNew Boise railroadbut "some of them were triple" the Soviet Union t Unusual Primary changt t h e administratiOnts mitted to the Soviet Union he er fourth The Soviet news agency Tan 1 Countries Waiting See rage 5 Column In Nebraska's unusual In 558 of 883 precincts it was recalled The countries were $ gave Only barest report that the a posi- understood to haye been Bri- Gossett 14999 Hamilton 15434 mary—where New York Times Service are in several 'There and Democrats dinner "proceeded in a friendly tion to contribute Material to tain Canada and France Nielsen 11589 and McNew 1522 Republicans nominated three THE HAGUE 1NETHERMASSENA N Y Aug 10 UM atmosphere" which the and many LANDS program 10—Indonesia senators—Rep Carl T Curtis GOP-t- o Aug The 7 party began at pm and the Netherlands after would like to benefit from the —The crack of aerial bombs had about a 4 to 3 lead over Moscow time' and broke up at Tuesday saluted the birth of the 11 in terms of exploring Gov Robert Crosby in the big program more unthan of four years a dinner after served $600 million St Lawrence River on pm and developing the possibilities contest This was the GO P pridissolved b easy a terrace partnership luxoverlooking of atomic energy for peace-lim- e power project heralded by uriant their union Tuesday night mary in a predominantly Re- ) to down sloping gardens President Dwight D Eisenhow- a purposes" the Indonesian Foreign Min-latpublican state for a full six-yestream small er and Prime Minister Louis St secretary said Senate term Five other Sunarjo and Nether- state Those Present tiLaurent as a new tie of friend He mentioned no countries lands candidates trailed Curtis and Minister 4 said "It was very beautiful" who name but by diplomats ship between the U S and M 10 WASHINGTON H Luns A (Aug signed Joseph PARIS Aug 10 VI —6 The criticized by several deputies Crosby Dr Summerskill Canada a protocol and letters estab- have taken part in negotiations French National leaders Delaware's Democrats meet- Republican Tuesday gave Assembly move recent to dramatic for his The MalBritons said said on besides atomic there power here and At ceremonies lishing a new basis for what ing in convention renominated gave up all hope of adjourning Premier Pierre Mendes-Franc- e across the border in Cornwall enkov those present were For- both sides hopefully termed were three groups of countries two rousing votes of confidence grant partial' internal autonomy Sen J Allen Frear Jr to a sec- Congress this laturday They concerned: ' to the Tunisians Some spoke of ond term with a first ballot set next week as a new target Ont St Laurent Gov Thomas eign Minister V M Molotov friendly relations Khrushehev First Britain Canada and on major issues Tuesday One secretary vote The signed instruments reof 12534 on but E Dewey of New York and Nikita of 804 to for basis the former of a experience abandoning" "policy his sweeping eco- it as o State Supreme Court Justice declined to pinpoint an exact Prime Minister Leslie H Forst ge n er al of the Communist move the last vestiges of In- France each of which could approved nomic 'plans and the other 'North Africa Minister Trade Anastase fissionable contribute materials Party M Tunnel' Jr donesia's 1949 agreement to James date of Ontario turned the first earth of a him postponement granted Nikolai Sehvernik One deputy Leon Martinaud' the Netherlands and have advanced atomic re- debate A White House announcement in the construction of the 120 Mikoyan recognize Forced Into Runoff on Tunisia and Morocco of the was minister of inchairman who search programs Deplat a crown as of union the head billion kilowatt hydroelectric Council of Trade On the economic and financial terior in the government of Pre In Arkansas with votes re- indicated President 'Dwight IX Second other countries that ' Union s In reality what began as a development in which mier Joseph Laniel sharply at- ported from 1941 of the state's Eisenhower doesn't expect the Anma- reform program could Minister fissionable contribute Deputy Foreign of "free will Eisenhower in a telegram drei Senate Mendes-Franc- e until partnership work demanded ape- tacked Mendes-Franc- e wkil complete and two women equality and complete inde- terials or have -more or lessl for deal- 2306 boxes Faubus had a 143- ' read by Dewey hailed the joint from Vishinsky : atomic- research in-- 1 cial powers until March 31‘ ing with the 'Nationalist Neo- 217 to Cherry's 139630 Cherry Aug 19 at the earliest the cultural advanced organization never developed pendence" 1955 withto project as "yet another strand and an interpreter actioni take Filibuster Fears many was forced runNetherin into the Destour Tuesday's eluding party Belgium (Indenpendce) in the strong fabric that binds They have all accepted invi- because Indonesia Insisted lands Norway South Africa out Parliamentary approval the Tunisia off when he failed to get a maSenate leader Republican the destiny of Canada and the tations to dine at the British that sovereignty was not con- and Australia 'Premier won by a vote of 361-9over three opponents at William F Knewland (Cal) said as with France "If jority negotiates with union sistent United States" - !et Third other coutries Inter The Assembly gave hima mar- tinging" the deputy said "it the July 27 preferentlar primary the adjournment schedule ' St Laurent acclaimed it as Embassy Wednesday gin of 397 to 114 on the vote to will find itself faced with more Democratic nomination in Ark- - binges mainly on how much trP1 proof ofrwhat can be achieved delay discussion of the question killings after the negotiations" ansas means election time opponents spend attacking 1y! when nations work together for of France's North African proI atomic energy leg compromise use common in the tectorates making good ' " islation He said he'd heard talk 4'''irl of the latest technological — The Air Research and The first vote was a formal of said filibuster" and "another Com(UP)--fo- ur 10 MD BALTIMORE Development Aug achievements In a spirit of coIf of confidence expression this could extend the session Air volunteers were "eiploded" downmand said that while pilot ejection is now Mendes-Franc- e had been denied operation for peaceful pur wardForce even beyond next week -z bomber Tuesday in ( out of a high-speehis proposal he would have V 'standard practice" on most high-spee- d poses" jet Sen Albert GorliD Tenn) an of a test successful emergency eseape Alto been At both ceremonies scarlet-coate- d ed resign all I" systems escape previous oblig exploded planes an critic of the way outspoken — constables of the Royal device for use in advanced new U S super though he did not make the seinilid-tiewmathe administration- - proposes to upward By Associated Press Canadian mounted police and bombers it was announcedhere vote on Tunisia and Morocco t ? ' ''P : to allow get a industry is to from method feasible The volunteers ranging aeolonel not for certain a private "This Three areas of the country had showers or light rain a 'r- New York state ot confidence the gray-claquestion Into atomic power production f 1 I) downward and because con were of current aircraft Mendes-France proposed and from conditions sergeant through eastern catapulted said be would Tuesday prevailed rathercloudy 'troopers stood side by side at an — last week predicted an assault -struction features" it said "As A result the resign if his proposal to put Montana eastward across the Great Lakes region' 4 "' ': escape batch in the bottom of a B47 attention as Military bands - measure on the downward method was devised and will be off debate until Aug 7 were revamped by at speeds of "more than500 miles per Cool temperatures prevailed under the cloud blanket played "God Save the Queen" bomber a Senate-Hous- e conference cont used in certain crew positions on the 1347 not approved hour" landing safely in the Gulf of Mexico Banand most of the northeastern section of the country also had and "The mate& But he doubted an at- airB52 and several other advanced-desig- n Air Research and Development Command disThe Communists deserted afternoon temperatures in the 60s and 70s ner" tempt to "talk the bill to death" closed Mendes-Franc- e craft" inches I R Providence of recorded:344 rain on a economic on the $A) during (Picture Page The downivard ejection project went issue They had backed him on Sets New target Boston had inches 109 Using wholly automatic equipment the period Light rain was men were placed in a special ejection seat through 73 dummy' drops before live jumpers other crucial votes such as the falling also in southeastern sections of New England Knowland raised the new tarmounted on rails The seat is driven downtried it The volunteers all members of the Indochina armistice Another showery !nit occurred from the northeastern c' But the get for completing legislatios Today's Cluck le A R D C's Wright Air Development Center Catholic ward from the plane by exploding a power part of West Virginia northward across Perinsyfvania'-an- d after he and other GOP lead-Popular Air Force Base Dayton cartHdge touched off when the jumper pulls Wright-Pattersoera heletheir weekly confer-Republican Movement at R P) New York 1 were: a Ohio Eisenhower homshowers were also Scattered him save votes the ence needed ring from with for north light Signal Corps latest:A reported Col A M Henderson Capt Edward G a heayy majority After hurtling out of the escape hatch the eastern Arizona eastward to the Texas Panhandle The House has been ready to ing pigeon crossed with a his paraOn the Tunisian and MorocScattered showers and thundershowers occurred over quit since last week Speaker jumper is released from the seat and Sperry 1st U Henry)) Nielsen and 51Sgt 1 woodpecker It not only dei can questions the Communists Utah extreme Eastern Nevada and Southwest Wyoming Joseph Martin (R Mass) said George A Postlivers the message but knocks chute is opened at the right time by automatic i I explosive and timing devices They completed seven ejections at speeds backed the Preinlet but the Tuesday but precipitation amounts were light on the door It now was In a position to close Tempera of 250 to More than 500 miles an hour from M R P abstained The jump took place at Eglin Air Force tures over Utah ran mostly between 85 and 95 some 5 degr- books three hours" once t SPANISH guitar $IO See Col Base Fla Mendes-Franc- e an 'altitude of 10000 feet - 1 was bitterly ees-cooler than Monday but stilt near the seasonal nornial the Senate gives the signal- Misc For Sale on Pans f Malinkov Throws Party For British Laborites ' I - r - - Cents Aid ''''- '' I 6 Trke Five - - - 4 P- A- i t -t OI l - $ 4 ' r ' ' 1 - t- ' - - Flexible Price Props- - Taylor Takes 0 By Bob pink-face- d -- rat oh I oñsorè5 'arm - Considine–— — International ' r f ' 'wrist tt ' s41 - ' - ainattuuNdrevroaadanwalt rdrhartlywyoolomuidnyg s - WEST ' ' Chiuds ón IligT1 4"ø‘ - i - th'daya Thr Ach 7t '' " Traces Cause News Writer — ' t 1 - - ' Hoover him - '0- - '- ' z''' IL ' ti-- 7 - Morning — August ITtali'l—' Wednends' y Salt Lake 'City i: - ' ' ' ' - f 4r r - ' ' - 4 f - t - - - Hoover Blames Democrats For Rise o Communism 4c ' pq s ' ' " ' mommmoomommotummittlk w ' 40 9 1 - '4' N:) et ' - - - F 3 ali ::111j -- rt aiRuss Reply Asked 0n A Vote rr oposal II - Listed in Four States 1 -- ' ir ll e Rite Launches Plant on St LawKence - One-provi- Freeident tf -- Indonesians Cut Netherlands Tie French Agsembly Suppprts Premier on 2 Top Issues life-givin- g er Press For Aug Closing Date Co-Forei- m- 'J - !' 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