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A '' - 1 A‘ 1 o7't "i '' i''A' ' ' '4 t - 0' AdIlli ' r - sl 11)'!'i '' 1 ' "c' - 111 - ' - i I -- : 01 '''' 4' ' 41 -- - - 1 ''')- ' 41'' '''''' ': '' L govoomokwhel-Lb- t lortalikOttibitelr t 0 uill kt t see One man was killed when this and out came floor lion of rail through the 150-foo- s ' 4 -- ' : - 41 I Adlai'Estcs in Hot Race Train-Traile- 0- — tIdtC i AP VrittPhatt leftist 'The bloc of Communists and Socialists failed to reap any substantial benefits from the Kremlin's new policy of r with the West The slow count in the balloting has tallied 6619862 or only 2452 per cent of the more than 27 million votes cast In the provincial elections In held simul- the local elections taneously 2570890 or 952 per has been counted cult RAVENNA OHIO May 28--Same Pattern Three persons were killed and elections showed rough Local seven injured Monday at 10:14 ly the same pattern as the pro am (8:14 am 11ST) when a vincial tractor-traile- r rig crashed into a It still was too early to make diesel locomotive at a grade predictions But the Christian crossing near here derailing all Democrats main party in Prefive cars of a Pennsylvania mier Antonio Segni's National Railroad passenger train Coalition felt a clear trend was Victims were the brakeman developing favorable to them the driver of the truck and a and their allies farmer in a grain mill adjacent Observers from both East and to the tracks struck by a de- West had their eyes cocked on the voting the first held in railed mail car The dead: Western Europe since Moscow - A J Fisher 45 Pittsburgh adopted its new line of coexistbrakeman whose head was ence and pierced by a rail On the far right the Monarchist-Fascist Father of Met group showed Charles Fouser 41 Atwater gains in the local elections but Ohio farmer struck by a ma!'! lost strength in the provincial express ear vihich slammed into voting These were the latest official the grain mill figures: Andrew Nappl 27 Akron Christian Democrats Ohio father of five driver of Missouri Democrats in convention at Jefferson City instructed their delegation to the national convention to vote solidly for Sen Stuart Symington for the presidential nomination Gov Frank Lausche of Oh o another Democratic favorite son said at Columbus he will allow his name to go before the convention for nomination the prize Lausche has 54 of Ohio's 58 conWhile Stevenson and the sen- vention votes pledged to him ator from Tennessee were mak' Rep Glenn Davis ing their final Florida appeals endorsed for the Senate by a these other political develop state Republican convention ments were noted Monday: over incumbent Sen Alexander said he assumed he Wiley would tave the support of Sen Joseph McCarthy Wisconsin's other senator Davis said he based his assumption On the ground that McCarthy and Wiley "are ' 'i 1 - I it t $ e ) ) 1 t i Tax 'Liability' Ruled for US Housing Units t It By Associated Press WASHINGTON May 28—Dithe Supreme Court viding 5-held Monday that military housing projects built and operated by private firms on government land are subject to state and local property taxes The dissenters said the ruling means higher rents for servicemen "unless the United States pays the bill" Under the decision 159 housing projects built under the 1949 Wherry Act may Ibe taxed by local authorities The projects with nearly 54000 dwelling units are scattered about the 4 : ' country Speaks for Dissenters Justice Felix Frankfurter who spoke for the majority said It is "one of those cases In which Congress has not seen fit to express itself unequivocably" Justice William O Douglas speaking for the dissenters said the turpose of the legislation was to encourage military personnel to remain In the armed forces by providing clean adequate inexpensive housing for them" Douglas contended Congress never specifically authorized such local taxation and 'we usurp the function of the lawmakers when we hold to the I f P ad ' r i 1 contrary" i 'Local Windfall'- en-rou- Some 2500 feet ofi track were torn up by cars of the "Morn ing Steeler" The track was returned to service late Monday A witness said he saw the truck approach and "hoped he would be able to stop lie hit the train right behind the engine Everything went up in the air "The mill was demolished there were eight in the building" he said ir Eisen-bowe- 1 e 2 ' A 1 ' ' 'A " - ) q ' I - t ' ' ''' - ' 1' '1'41 O '''' i'' t - 4 44 ' 'A it''' ' i ih ti 4 p 1 N 4 t i '' 'kki' '' 4 - ' - - ' -- - Cretcs - ------ ------ I t Drag River for Illissittg Carpenter auckle witnesse(' I et v ' c 14 t I 4 - - I a Y -- I 1 - -- 11' 9 - I: I 1 ' ' 1 1: i ' : ' "' : '' ' ' I ' T 41 V i er 'w IL p: i ! t ' tages outweigh its harmful provisions" ' 1- 4 '"" ' ' The bill is a substitute for an omnibus farm measure which 1 ''' ' 4 i Mr Eisenhower Velt0P4 April 16 primarily because of its pro1 :" Z 14(--' ' 'I s' I 1 visions for a return to high rigid supports for major crops '4444 Ivy i ''''''1 The new legislation repre - )'''' ''''' ?''I 4 10 sents a substantial victory for AC e'(' lqt sz ieree the President and Secretary of 1 Agriculture Ezra Taft Benson over the Democratic farm state congressmen Tribune wansington Bureau "Most of the harmful provirw411'' WASIIINGTON May 28— sions of the previous farm bill 111) of the Bureau officials 7 Key have been deleted or have been N of Reclamation are scheduled modified" Mr substantially to appear before a Senate ap- - Eisenhower said in his statepropriations subeomm I t t ee ment "Some of them still morning in behalf of main however and some new 1 a substantial boost in funds ones have been added" for the Upper Colorado StorI '14'‘ Some Disappointment age Project 1 Ile expressed disappointment The House of Representa- fives last week approved the that Congress did not grant the expenditure of six million authority he asked to pay on starting the Upper era up to 500 million dollars this Colorado project but the bu- - year on land they agree to with reau believes that double this draw from cultivation and place amount should be spent dur- - in the soil bank next year Democrats had assailed this Fred A Seaton former ing the fiscal year starting Republican senator Nebrasksi July 1 according to Sen Ar-- idea as "a political lollipop" waves hat after belnK nominated Secretary of the interior thur V Watkins and a scheme to "buy the farm The Utahn said the bureau vote" in advance of the Novemwould present a new Justin- - ber elections cation for $12200000 appro Benson said he was glad the priation He said this would President had accepted the bill cover access roads for the De- Glen Canyon and Flaming and that the Agriculture was with Gorge dams diversion tun partment haste""proceeding Iiit-016to get the soil nels and calling for bids for judicious bank program under way construction work on Glen The secretary said there were Canyon in March of next year some By Frank Hewlett part3 of the bill which he and Flaming Gorge in May Tribune Washington Bureau would have preferred to have - seen omitted such as provisions WASHINGTON May 2S—President Dwight D Eisenhower freezing the standard for deter- - dipped into his official family Monday and selected Fred As mining parity prices for wheat Seaton of Nebraska to fill the long vacant Cabinet post of secre corn and peanuts tary of interior Besides being a deputy assistant to the President Mr Se a ton Cites Wheat Plea is a former assistant secretary of defense and a former United "Other provisions which I senator had hopedfor have not been States the White House Mr Seaton dealt mainly with interior At included" he went on "Among and agriculture problems and particularly endeared himself these is legislation exempting in the Upper Colorado Storage from marketing quotas those By Peter Jackson victory 'Project farmers who use for feed seed Reuters Staff Writer and food all the wheat they Publishing Interests Mr Seaton also has newspa KATMANDU NEPAL May grow on their farms 28—Swiss mountaineers Mon- "On balance the constructive per magazine radio and tele vision interests in Kansas Ne day reported they have climbed features of the bill outweigh its Mt Everest the worlds highest undesirable provisions" braska South Dakota Colorado mountain for the second and Sen Allen J Ellender and Wyoming His Western By Associated Press third time and also made the chairman of the Senate Agri Farm Life published in Denver YOSEMITE CALIF May 28 circulates in 10 western states first ascent of Everest's twin culture Committee said he was —Dr Robert Franklin Johnson peak Lhotse the President that The appointtnent of Mr Sea "delighted" I Intern at ton came as a had signed the measure Then Chicago Albert Eggier exPedition big surprise since leader announced the victories he added: "As a matter of fact San Francisco Hospital has his name had hardly been men in a message to the Nepalese I'm not surprised It would have been missing in the rugged tloned in the been the end of farm legislation speculation con government Yosemite National Park since He said Ehotsfk—at 27890 feet if he had not" eerning the successor to Doug before noon Sunday it was dis Ins the worlds fourth highest mounSoil Bank 'Heart' McKay whose resignation closed Monday night !from the cabinet became slims tain—was conquered May 18 The heart of the bill is the Yosemite Chief Ranger Oscar tive April 15 And Everest climbed in two as- soil bank Under it farmers A saults May 23 and 24 Sedergran reported that an Mr McKay left may collect up to $1200000000 all day search in the craggy Washington Record Sets to oppose Sen Wayne Morse (D a year in government benefits Lost AITOW Peak section had de Ore) for the Senate and there The triple victory is a record for withdrawing land from the no trace of the missing has been considerable pressure for a Himalayan expedition Ev- production of crops in surplus veloped man Some footprints had been on the White House to erest had been climbed only once supply There are also import-befor- found in applied the area toward which when Sir Edmund Hillary ant conservation features in this give the secretaryship to Clan headed was he when supposedly ence Davis who was his under and Tensing Norkay of a Brit- program he was last seen Sunday ish expedition reached the tip The new law provides for said that Johnson secretary Sedergran 29 1953 Dad Radied Davis porting oats rye barley and and another intern from San 10 world's the top Among sorgh um s the small feed Francisco Hospital Edmund G The President's decision to peaks only Dhaulagiri 26795 grains at 76 per cent of parity Rosen arrived in Yosemite Sat name Mr Seaton was believed feet remains unclimbed and an this year without any planting and camped to have been triggered by a let morning urday Argentine team is attacking It or marketing restrictions there to climb the nearby (Tags' ter sent to the White House in now Corn produced outside the big Ile said the two patted a short the past few days signed by 14 Fritz Luchsinger one of the commercial corn belt will be distance north of the Yosemite western Republican senators two Swiss who climbed Lhotse at 82'i per cent of Park administration building urging appointment of Mr Da supported only recently had recovered the parity rate for commercial about 9$0 am Sunday and via from an appendicitis attack that corn The rate for commercial to meet at their car to This letter hasn't been made planned threatened to remove him from corn fixed by adminis- return- te San Francisco about public but It was learned re aseasty the expedition trative order is 837 per cent of P liably that it was signed by Stiffer Than Everest When he failed to return Sens Arthur V Watkins and parity Ire and Ernest Reiss using Parity is a price level deemed Rosen looked for him until Wallace F Bennett of Utah Eu oxygen apparatus fair to the farmer in relation to nearly dark before notifying the gene D Millikin and Gordon succeeded in what lain many his production costs Allott of Colorado Frank Carl ranger ways considered a stiffer mounson and Andrew F Schoeppel of taineering test than Everest Kansas Carl T Curtis and Ro t climb They made their man I Kruska of Nebraska from the barren gale swept Frank Barrett of Wyoming South Col lying between the Henry C Dworshak of Idaho two mighty peaks 26000 feet Barry Goldwater of Arizona above sea level The expedition Karl Mundt of South Dakota reached the South Col May 15 George W Malone of Nevada From the same spot the two By Associated Press and William F Knovvland of assaults were made to the 29000twat down on drenched Illinois and Indiana rain Fresh California foot summit of Everest a climb Monday Unusually Strong of over 3000 feet The rainfall- at Indianapolis during the weekend and This group included 14 of 19 From High Camp Monday measured six to seven inches Schools in that area senators represent Republican Hillary and Tensing made were closed western states This was an ing a from their Everesrassault at least—in the unusually strong endorsement The downpours ended—temporarily high camp at 27900 feet region and the hardest hit'sections of Illinois Indianapolis for a traditional western post Ernst Schmeid and Jurg Kat' But more rain was forecast but it is believed it wouldn't met became the second two men Mayor Phillip L Bayt declared a state of flood emerhave been sent if the senators of the roof on to stand the in indianapolis as additional rains were forecast Mr Seaton was un gency had known world May 21 The following were expected to continue through Tuesday and der consideration rains The von Hans day Adolf Reist and Sen Watkins had high praise Wednesday Gunten made the climb Weekend cloudbursts dumped up to nine Inches of rain - for the appointment of Swiss Two previous attempts Minols The water knocked on some parts of Seaton in the Senate and on the on Everest in 1952 failed- - alsome and undermined railroad out Colorado Project tracks bridges Upper highway though on the first bid alpine was widespread east of the Rockies The President has made an 'The acPrecipitation guide Raymond Lemberg choice in Fred Seaton some sections in excellent needed was farm moisture badly companied by Tensing reached of Nebraska a formerNTate Again Monday showers and thunderstorms fell over 21215 feet the highest point head of then officially known to have much of the Intermountain Region Temperatures in most colleague of mine as See 4sage 2 Columa 1 of the region were lower ever been reached t —I - 4 N '44 ' — I 4 i :' Officials to Seek : IA ) 1 I i t - 114' e 1 ti ' River Fund Hike 1 ) 1 I i t I farm-dollar- s q 1 i ' ) BO Picks Nelmitskaii - 'Sèd'etiiiilyiif - I Sw iss Assault Tolis Everest T174 l Rugged Park Hides Intern - - e sup-Ma- y 1790-foo- Rains Wash Across Nation 'Emergency' in Indianapolis - 4 Justices Stanley F Reed Har- Burton and John M Har- S ' lan shared Douglas' views Joinlido ran Into grief In rapids The missing mans Colo the swirling One man disappeared ing Frankfurter in the majority rado Elver when ibisrubber raft companion In stern managed to gain shore were Chief Justice Earl Warren and Justices Hugo L Black Tomi Clark and Sherman Minton The case involved an appeal by Offurt Housing Co of Omawaters just below Shoshone carpenter was hurled Into By Ass9etated Press &se rage- 2 Column 6 Dam 10 miles east of here stream of the raging rapids GtENWOOD SPRINGS The'three wore life jackets which on when a rubber raft COLO May 28 — Crews but witnesses said Mann 's was he and two other men were Today's dragged eddies and whirlpools ripped loose by the swirling 111Mogammom waters 'of the turbulent Colorado ) riding capsized Scores of spectators Golden Moore Kenneth The nicest thing about the River east of here Monday the tragedy having summer is that it's a hvays too (Johnny) Zur ‘'''''"'"'"-searching for a man believed hot to do the things you didn't luh 27 Aspen managed to I lined the shore to watch the drowned Sunday men try to shoot the first do last winter because it was swim ashore when the raft - Bob Mann 22 Aspen Colo I in treacherous cold over major rapids 04 he stream nipped tir old H d 4 open-circu- it 4 -- A i - A " 1' ''' "lir: 'i '9- - 1 T Christian Democrats-26- 20472 or 395 per cent in the pro vincial voting and 904460 or 3518 per cent in the local elec tons This compared with 407 per cent in the 1953 national elections and 363 in the more local voting comparable 1951-5The combined center bloc which includes Social Democrats Liberals and Republicans as well as Christian Democrats —3502434 or 529 per cent in the provincial and 1290476 or 5019 per cent in the local voting This compared with 497 in 1953 and 506 per cent in 1951-5Communist-ThReds ran in a bloc with the Socialists in the provincial elections In the local voting the Reds had 531616 or 2067 per cent compared with 217 In 1953 and 204 in 1951-5- - Since all protective services1 such as pollee and fire protec-lion sewage and water service and access toads are financed by the federal government Douglas said the ruling means a tax windfall to local authorities I the Roadway Express truck which struck the rear of a diesel locomotive derailing the mail car a parlor car and three coach cars The accident occurred at Atwater 10 miles south of here The railroad said the train from Pittsburgh to Cleveland was passing through at a "normal" 70 miles an hour Track Torn Up President Dwight D Eisenhower is running Tuesday in Florida's Republican primary but it is no contest A partial list of delegate candidates was entered for Sen William Know but Knowland land (Calif) dropped his presidential maneuvers when Mr Eisenhower announced for a second term Many citizens voting Republican in national elections are registered as Democrats in order to have a voice in state affairs This is one of the confusing elements in the Florida political lineup Reports from here and there in Florida have indicated some r Republicans and some Democrats intended to vote for Kefauver in an effort to knock Stevenson out of the race t ( 1 ) a--1- V $ By United Press By Associated Press IN 9 1 day Florida's Voters Decide Crash in Ohio Takes 3 Lives Demo in Primary Today Voters in Florida's Dertiocratie primary choose Tuesday between Adlai Stevenson and Sen Estes Kefauver in one of the last important state contests by these rivals for presidential nomination Their final direct dash will come next week in California where 68 convention votes and considerable prestige will be 1 1 May 29—Democratic parties friendly to the United States and the Atlantic Alliance made slight gains in Italy's provincial elections on the basis of early officials returns Tues aVinikiidemomentans litgammak ''' r ' 4-- - - ' ROME the roof of a train which collided with a trailer rig Two others died in the crash I :- D Eisenhower 28—President WASHINGTON ' signed the farm bill Monday inaugurating 'a soil bank and other new benefits for the farm population Ile said the legislation has shortcomings but "Its advan- ProWest Group Still Holds Firm A - 7 ' uiLa 9 '''"1 I billion-dollar-aye- $- r'' '''' - Cites Few Shortcomings Early Tt Indicate Left ButGoo Outweighs Bad Associated Press Loss in Tiaiy Dwight May 111CSI By Associated Press 4ki r - -- ' ' ' ":: I siL49 Li' - ' ''''' : '- :Z ' vigr - fits hich146 'Soil - 4 - ''''''' orOtit ' csILTic--- 1 1 44---- - 1 0ifek-- 110g:tfits '''4N ICH 13y ' - 0 00” y1: Iri' -- ' 41' tle tIfrA000J1 1 - - "a:t" -- '''' -- ltr '' St e 1F - ''''''''' vk S 4- - t to lc - 111'5"":' ‘ ' c""-iL t-- dls ii'-yl- I - - - '- '- ko 04lr i 1 c s t i I : - : :r':: Iii-- '1' '''' - 7 I4' - '14 f ''r: ' ' ' t : e Ni' TX41e--::- o ‘ 4 Ar : -( r: -- - :ite) ' - - 1 4 i 4 t - A- -4 tt )k wonownl i z- --- -- 4 )1 ( '- tt P'00- -- TY' v::-----Z- t -— ' - 40sion - 4) d ( - x 7 t jt"41:1 -- '- tett( A t 4' If p -- An t- ""t7"4444441ke diVo - - I 41 i1" A- -- 5 1 - - 0 i' "- - L 0 0 ' ' I : 111) Tt° i 0 0 lse 71 IL 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