Show Vert"Witt Aovitit 41KNINARPW A l'ho Salt Liao Tribuno Sunday in Washington Wee Capital Experts Puzzling Ike Will-Won- 't Riddle —Chairman Carl Vinson WASHINGTON Jan 21 — of the House Armed Services President Dwight D Eisen- Committee Saturday:Tinned a hower Saturday authorized an top priority label on a vast new additional million dollars for health 'insurance program for federal aid in California areas dependents of servicemen A subcommittee will start damaged by floods' The authorization was given hearings Monday on the proto Federal Civil Defense Ad- gram which will cost the about 76 MilliOn dolministrator Val Peterson who a GIs will have a lars year handles disaster funds This makes a total Of two choice of having their dependmillion dollars so far set aside ents eared for either in civilian hospitals or if facilities are for the purpose Mr Eisenhower allocated available in military hospitals one million dollars on Dec 31 rrivate insurance compsfor aid to communities damnies will handle the program aged by the December floods financed 30 per cent by the J W Davis TIIE END those who hope Mr Eisenhower will step aside teemed doubly convinced that he will The "run again Ike" pleaders sounded Just as confident And if that seems a little odd here are some other happenings in this wonderland on the Potomac: 1 Rep Richard M Simpson i saluted Mr Eisenhower's balanced budget as a return to'"fiscal sanity" To Sen Harry that same budget meant an ''orgy of lieW Flood Byrd tR-Pa- I ITIN-7-rmi-- -- spending" who has held forth for Wayne Morse words on such things as the spring thousands of Iamb crop made a speech that ran only three sentences Let's get a new secretary of state Morse suggested and sat down — --1 'P :"----om I Sen Paul H Douglas (D-Ilbarked Friday on a speech he said N would last three or four days Its A I subject: natural gas 4 Sen Edward J Thye (IIMinn) i ' 0 said right out in public he doesn't s want any gravy for the farmers in the ''''' new farm program i s 1 ' 5 Sen Theodore F Green (DI) ‘s 4 ' f let the taxpayers know how much his ss---s overseas trip cost them This is not unprecedented but is considered awfully bad form in some more or less dis- - ti t:'!il 11 M i'' 1 (D-Or- n ' I '' Ii ' t ''' who lobo '3' 1 ! 1 i :1 t " t ' goi ' D 3' f -- -1- t It - Final Decision ' t :i What Ike said- -1 1 r:- i -- 1 - 4 H s'71 i 13 ' f - t t 44t Ilk 104sr ' c ' ' ' ' ' ' 4- v cy Ittp 1 - - k ': 1 i I V i i A1N-- 7 i t-- t ) i'' l' t 1 - ''- ' I 4: '''' fir 1 1 fo-- - q '' lr' ' - 'SA" I i A : t ' little Reins enlivened the Senate Agriculture Committee's first plodding steps toward a new farm program hich probably will include a soil bank device for retiring cropland from unnecessary production Walter F leCaleb Jr for the vegetable growers of America told the committee the soil bank was just a scheme to pay millions of dollars to farmers "for not producing something you don't need anyway" s 14- 1 ' if- LN -I SUPER high mini remote hi fathian fond home slowest - 'I turkey or goose" Garver accommodated 1‘ NA t togswill tit'' i PLISSE I pottels God colors Jot White moptlivo vIp tl) 8 8 pfirmintot 4- 4 ' nyion 39" wc1s Mil Nets REMNANTI 88 ' Soft sofa nappy! floop 37 twot blank rem Pants for lop robot cab Wool ors mon y 1188 C 410 WN r SASIMENT-DOWNTO- value! - —terrificlPR- WN save! 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' 1 "' I A 1 for everything from cafes shortie drapes to bedroom ensembles Wash bright stay bright bark cloths antique satins me tonics textured weaves I to 5 yard solid tend rosy to wash qulck to clry Permanent decor themselves to livery finish 1finish fine quality permanent Dacron Ivory white colors 1 50 pieces Stiril yd Rich 1 17 textured sltevron pattern dtopes lustrous rayon dropirl and acistolc P':74 qualities Airs Mforrei 42x1111 SUPER BASEMEN T—DO W NT 0 WN Also Murray etf100 PIIIDAV NiOolil MURRAY opto4 tetrtAY WOW'S 7W Alio 1 0- Magna - HOUSE SUPER 42x90" MIDVALE qm—zbDrat '71 11:17! 1 11 to a BOUNTIFUL e BASIMENT—DOWNTOWN Magna Mhivolds I 1 2' 50x90 IIASIMIN1-00WNTO- t z in Beautiful V!‘ s1 ' draw draperies dccron panels Zr" i — 'of prints and SUGAR t I ! 1 ' L1 l'11:1 It I !' s t i s t' ' r4 14 ' ' i 1 ' : r 4 1 t f r 4 i DETAILS! : l'' 1 :1 e (1 1 err NEW 4 f 1 th I ' 1 A s DRAPING p L 1 OR NO IRONING! 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IASI MINT —DOWNTOW N IA All Stereo a00111111 :: Sanforteti yd prints -- -- OA wing borit hiHon kleck tylfos Modern COMBINATIONS BASEMENT-DOWNTO- PRINTED FLANNEL Fine --- chgir BACK FOR ATTRACTIVE FLORAL LEAF PATTERN - - P - Al FACRIC IN MANY COLOR ' 4 VZ11772' SUPER SASIMIPIT—DOWNTOWN K PRE-SHRUN- I "1 t 4 - YOUR ROOM A NEW LOOK VAT DYED t'lt lip- 4 ? 80 SQUARE PERCALE — ' 1 1 t3t a— Ono THAT CUSTOM 1 t t4:1 v t II 4 mitidtM&41 ' - TAILORED LOOK - -- 41 t'--4- : a 4 I - j I value! - supt R !1 k motet i I 1 Mon From 10 am to 9 pm Shop "0'” '''' w-- WEARS AND WEARS i 40 ''''i A 0 i "ISi - rf ! t 0 A Ps — ' - - i ' 1 0 ''' two 1 t iif '' 111 decorating - e 4 - let '""4' r t ' LYli or 'Premium'? i- II t di DEMOCRATS called it dangerous and boastful the British press raged and Communist propagandists said it proved all over that America is a warmonger Republicans took up for Dulles Mr Eisenhower who said he hadn't read the article called Dullet a man devoted to peace and "the best secretary of state I have ever known" -- ft ' st : ' o 1 - I- 11 - - - - tt ‘ : t ) t '7- $ 0 — 5 I - EXCLUSIVE ANCHORED I 4t 04 (c0 - 1 M 0 1 -- 00 7 el ! i iA k' A s' 1 z 4 ''''' P'' -- : 1 : i!iin ' o i :4 44(foZst A - Nk ' 71' !' - ' - ibimpnyewookowi O GIVES I! -- " '' t 'r4 141 4 ''''' v'' ‘i - 14--s- "": 7 l'il :glir'71: - -' 'I '1'7 11r j wso - -- - ‘ 61- '4 0 - ' '''' -4 Iffuoi 7 l' x :7t - 1 tsr '"- - i -- : til 1 : O READY TO PUT ON l i 41):-- tjt It ' 1'1 i ft) A ' -' ' 1 'w :' -- -' pil !ri It 4 fa - it 4 - ' 4 45' I il 1 ill' I 0 1 f'u ''t '' '!'NA"' ''''''---- s4 4:''' t i 0 : 6 '''- - i- '' r A - --- 0 2 ' d! d i -- ::' '- f I I V t I how you scive vdriiii 11Poley poley slip covors! 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(' 11 ' t 1: t 1 ' 1 I t IS k 1 Set? 17 - ‘ k - 1 ii- '- it : t) C 1 1 ' : :'---- -- i l'''' I) i - '71 '1(4- - - :47 xo - vf x i 151k-- ir' i ''' - Dulles diplomacy—The secretary state's remarka in a Life magazine Mr Humphrey article about savIng America from war set off more squawks than a fox in a hen house The statement which stirred up most concern was that the ability to get Jo the verge (of war) without getting into the ar is the necessary art" ' st Iti 0L — v$6 At' It 4 : if 1 ( I' — 31 third floor loyAntoy)) rs 1 1 vpFmnrrcryrcrrvrtoNrvtoek-- 1 4'cio ii r e t ' t I' r 1 I - - li 1 0' St 0 i 314 " s 4'ttr '' '7'1 i !: 1 t'1 w 0 'Mlles in Middle Itl: (to - K i 'k i i 1 f a r 4''' L'Limdmaio ‘ 4 Mr EisenThe budget—For the fiscal year beginning July hower proposed that the government spend $65856000000 and count on taking in $66300000000 There was provision for a modest payment on the national debt cut a tax nothing for ' Secretary of the Treasury George : liumphrey said the revenue estimates 6:4:1'il'' might be unduly conservatiNe and that it:'-'1"- ' 'It- wo''''' 411 : : t '7 ' '' t c t 3v 4 I ! 1 14$ '' :" Nj'— p 7 vv - I - - '‘e-i- 1' - I - 0A ' ::: At? k ' Ok: t 114 South (With SI puftkaio at Downtown pinnoys Cpitot thitelfe efpositn 1 AT D 0111 N T UV N PL'i!12"i"S I i 1773 iqt73- -:: '' ''''i'i:e Al i ‘ttl l'ik i sis 1 'Cray' i i : :7 tt Nothing for Tax Cut 1: ' !t - t) ' 1 )'"4 ' Thus it appeared that the guessing game will go on and on Any number can play billion dollars e Lot ' I r at10444 :1 4 '''' 1 ''My future life must be carefully regulated to avoid ex cessive fatigue" 21i to 3 r ' ''' ! '' '' ' 1' )14 ' "It would be idle to pretend that my health can be wholly the doctors believed It restored to the excellent state in which to be in mid September "At the same time my doctors report to me that the progress I am making toward a reasonable level of strength is normal and satisfactory surplilsesof Wool et Parking t1 ki i I !- 1 : 1 - IA L'-0:- L ' L 1 : :'' i ‘' ) !1 a 4 ' Zt' 11 1 ? F13Zk 141 n - t 'F dt') ' I 4-- ' d I I -- 1 --4- if ' - 1 I t no-ta- x showed up he would be for a tax cut that the Republicans cheered budget after several years at last calls for 4he government to live within Its Income Democrats said Mr Eisenhower v as asking for unnecessary spending in place of a tax cut TWO HOURS FREE PARKING tT 1 1 tinguished circles Probably the biggest events of the J211 sA week were Mr Fisenhowees dismission Mr Thye cut budget message or his health and a second term the and the furore over Secretary of State John Foster Dulles' 'brink of war" interview do not feel that I should interpose any objection" to the entry of his name in the New Hampshire presidential primary But—"Lack of objection cannot be construed as any final decision on rny part relative to a candidacy for a second term" SHOP DOWNTOWN PENNEY'S MONDAY FROM 10 AM TO 9 PM! :" '' V lk L—ms ' 7 Ticitota volittatod t k-- ' t l'' No 1 L 4 — -- t g 1 ' - s ' -----J' e i '' r - asA' i V t 1 I 1 1 it j - Vg '4 ) HEARING 1 ' I i' (a tr:st 'I 1? '' : ' I ' i 4 V irrx I l) r hover In his budget message !disease& or nervous and mental thk year called for uniform disorders (a-Tex- 1 sr 9f-- 4 7r err-16- r A 9 Ambulance service and horn medical care for dependents leans also would not be included Hospital care would not in special or emergency facilities are available The isgovernment elude domiciliary care chronic leases a summer sue came to head last Subcommittee Chairman Paul during hearings on an extension said witnesses of the doctor draft I iday ) at the hearing will include repknows MAL GLN George F Arm resentatives of Defense DepartSECRET—that only she ment the American Medical strong Army surgeon general 7N-1-Only she knows ski Is fiord of Itooring Assn American Dental Assn complained that the job of ear c end wipers on old No misuntlorstentling ‘i American Hospital Assn Life ing for dependents has become: whet pimple toy Nothing to giro the with is so it of Association Amen Insurance great interfering od eepoorento of wearing spo Ica Blue Cross Blue Shield and the regular Outies of service fro(' booklet Soo how you too may hoer I w i be ill reserve organizations physicians well end kiss' rho reason t Vinson ordered the commitheard I to kind some i out work tee staff bill Vinson has scheduled the it MAICO MARINO SERVIC1 MM Jyttg SIdE Sett Lake City Utah I as the next order of committee of insurance plan with the PenMoe mind the booklot withtivt imst business and predicted Con- tagon in order to give better Nome care to dependents and ease No Cord on Nock sr body gress will approve it this year Aoldrost ! Under present law depend- the burden on service doctors No Apporotos ronxist clothing Slots City President Dwight D Eisen- ents get free governmental r 4 (IJ-V- well-chose- (D-Ga- ) goy-emine- nt WASHINGTON Jan 21—Even hard headed politicians have tendency to believe what they want to believe You couldn't ask for a better demonstration of that than thyreaction hi Washington this week to President Dwight D Eisenhower's nimble stepping around the second term question Sen Prm By As Iodated Associated Press Writer 2 lansary 19M1 Ike Stanzps Okeh Vinson Rates Health Insurance Plan 'First' On Flood Funds WASHINGTON Jan (UP) GIs and 10 per tent by the medical care if military medical 21 By Zt Murray MAGNA wommoommonno4 4 t |