Show t In Washington ' -- ' - Continued from rage Britain Reds Jab US on Trade Issues Carmichael Adams Takes Stand in Probe Today t Senators Put Names on 111ineral Bill By The Salt Lake Tribune Tueulay Jane 17 1958 - 4 ilIMI1MO 1 New Ybrk Times Service PARIS June "16—Both Russia and Britain are urging the Frank States to do more for the expansion of world trade Moscow complains of Wash ington's less than warm recep tion of the proposal to develop United trade made In a letter from Premier Nikita United Tribune Washington Bureau WASIIING'rON June 16 — t Eleven senators put their names on a bill to authorize a vast federal purchase program for domestic copper which was Introduced Monday Identlesi measures were sponsored In the House by Reps Henry A Dixon t States-Sovi- Mont) President (D- - d ' The legislation recommended otockpiling of up to 150000 tons t of copper in the next year at a cents a price of up to 27 t pound MR SEATON Is scheduled to appear before the Senate Minerals Subcommittee Thursday Pt Wirtyketo concerning the copper program Offense-Defense S New which has been deleted from an earlier ' administration subsidy IVASHINGTON his sleek ground cornmands In 116th of a second can be launched from weapons tester plan for copper lead zinc tung- ' Is new version of the Lockheed N7 missile It will to either ground or air It can be recovered and flown again respond sten and fluorspar SENATORS ON the copper bill were Arthur V Watkins (R Utah) Wallace F Bennett (R- Link in II DC--T- Chaln 1 I acid-grad- (R- Folsom Clues 'Proud Vicuna's High Liver— Labor Parley Boost for figuratively and Literally Urges Mass By Arthur Edson Medic Hiring Age Benefit Associated Press Writer Nev) Alan Bible (D:Nev) Barry Goldwater Carl hay Clinton P Ander den Dennis Chavez (Dr on NM) James E Murray (D(DMont) Mike Mansfield y Associated Press Mont) and Pat McNamara (DWASHINGTON June 16- -Mich) Secretary of Welfare Marion B Folsom hinted Monday that the 2 administration wouldn't object to a raise in So f Tribune Washington Bureau cial Security benefits this year WASHINGTON June 16 But he told the House Ways The House Armed Services Com- and Means Committee he would mittee completed hearings on a prefer that no changes be made military construction bill Mon until at least next January clay which contained two Utah The committee opened two projects weeks of hearings Monday to TENTATIVELY approved but consider possible Social SecuTot scheduled for final action rity revisions witness Wednesday are 50 Capehart Folsom the lead-ofhousing units for the Army's made it clear the administration Dugway Proving Grounds and opposes any major changes this $17e6000 worth of operational year training and maintenance facil- On this point he seemed to ities and troop housing at Og- line up with committee chair den's Hill Air Force Base man Wilbur Mills Deleted from the original bill Mills In an opening statement according to a committee noted that this session of Con spokesman was a request for gress was well under way and a $250000 authorization for re- that time might not permit full search development and test fa- consideration of major changes cilities ' at Dugway Proving Ile didn't rule out a Ground raise In payments ) (D-Ari- ) Votes Projects cost-of-livin- - f ) g - Arches Improvement Certain Officer Says Tribune Washington Bureau June 16 — Continued from Assurance rage 1 that the proposed $218400 improvement program John M Harlan and Char lei for Utahts Arches National Mon Evans Whittaker agreed with ument will proceed on schedule Clark's dissent was received from the interior to constitute department Monday by Sen theJoining Douglas Justice Chief were majority Wallace F Bennett Earl Warren and Justices Hugo SEN BENNETT was advised Black Felix Frankfurter and by Assistant Secretary Roger William J Brennan Jr Ernest that the arches project had been given high priority ARTIST RENT commentedNYat and would get under way "at his home in Tusable Forks as that he had fought the case the earliest practical date" a matter of principle and it gave him "grim satisfaction to win a case at law against John Fos ter Dulles" with this decision the court In a MI R ACLE ruled that the controversial "hot PLASTIC cargo" clause of labor contracts RELINER cannot be enforced by appeals to workers if this involves violation of the Taft Hartley Act's WAYS BETTER 6-- 3 Molds to shape of gums to give tighter more comfortabla fit IL Cushions sore spots and tender arias One application lasts weeks paste not a powdet but tube of flowing plastic Will not stick to sums and Is removable at lily time Tasteieu odorless safe 4 Not I S Cat Dantuare at YOUf drut Vora today Satip faction guarantead 75t end $123 By Associated THIS WAS about the time a case against Go 'dine for mislabeling fabric from his textile mills was being settled at the FTC McThe records showed Laughlin said that Coldfine stayed at the Waldorf-Astori- a from Jan 21 through Jan 27 1954 and that on Jan 25 Adams registered there They also showed he said that Adams' bill of $4740 was transferred to Goldfine's account On Feb 12 13 14 and 15 1954 he testified the records showed Mr and Mrs Adams were guests and that a bill of $21965 was transferred to Gold-fine This amount was Included In a total bill of $298229 paid by Goidfine Press 1 ban on secondary boycotts UNDER HOT cargo clauses members of unions patticularly the teamsters may refuse to handle goods if their union says it comes from plants affected by strikes or is "hot for any other reason" The secondary boycott ban makes it illegal for unions to induce employes to refuse to handle goods where the object is to force an employer to quit doing business with another firm or business non-unio- JUSTICE Frankfurter writ Om icKAY For DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT RINGS DIAMOND WEDDING RINGS DIAMOND REMOUNTING BECAUSI "DIAMONDS ARE OUR BUSINESS" a GETTING AWFULLY OF ALL THE5E OFFICE COLLECTION41 -- MEV 500 million The British hope that through of the idle United States gold the international monetary fund might become a kind of central bank able to help other Western countries more effectively than now to supple ment their limited reserves loan of some Demo Pushes Attack on Alaskan Bill WASHINGTON June 16 (UPI — Sen Strom Thurmond ) Monday opened what was expected to mushroom into a large scale attack by southern Democrats on the House-passebill to make Alaska the 49th (D-SC- 1 Senate Okehs 'Space' Plan Taft-Hartle- y Dow-Jon- 7-- 2 asserting Navy Devises Plane 'Sniffer' To Detect Presence of Sub SUCH WAS the suggestion of Sir Oliver Franks chairman of Lloyd's Bank who estimated that sterling financed about 40 per cent of the world's trade al though backed by only 4 per cent of the world's gold The Russian proposal to do more business with the United States is an aspect of the Soviet program for rapid economic ex pension Soviet achievements in this direction have alarmed some westerners Quoting Ike— My Doctors? 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The Adams' bill McLaughlin said included "the room charge a long distance telephone call valet and several local calls" literally The staff investigator also It lives in the South American Andes so far up that it produced records of the May rarely is spotted below 10000 feet flower Hotel at Plymouth Masa state RIGHT NOW it's in the news because Sherrnan Adams showing that Mr and Mrs THURMOND said he doubted President Dwight D Eisenhower's assistant reportedly was THE HEALTH directors Adams Mr and Mrs Goldfine given a vicuna coat worth $700 by his old friend Bernard meeting as the National Confer- and Samuel Savat of Worcester that Alaska was economically 'Go Milne though this has not been confirmed ence of Labor Health Services Mass had been there July 26 capable of assuming the responsibilities that go with statehood The vicuna is a shy proud creature but is used to hay said group third-partguidance through July 30 of last year ' He also said Alaska was an unwool in swankiest the its between Is doctor and places Eng displayed patient SUBSEQUENT testimony derdeveloped region In which The early Inca nobility had their clothing made of the required to insure high quality showed that Savat was presi- the principal activities are those and adequate medical-hospita- l finest vicuna wool care for the great bulk of the dent of two garment companies conducted by the federal governIf you're not hep on your tylopoda you might mistake American people that came under FTC scrutiny ment" The statehood bill which was a vicuna for a llama The principle of interposing in 1953 because of coat fabrics a Goldfine textile approved by the House May 28 at third between a doctor produced party deer-likThe vicuna is smaller more rarer and patient has been assailed mill in Vermont Northfield has been placed on the Senate But like the llama it's a tylopoda which means it beleadership's priority list It is by the American Medical Assn Mills Inc longs to the same family as the camel Like the camel if (AMA) and state and local med- No action was taken against expected to be brought up for a vicuna gets mad enough and you're close enough it may ical societies on the Senate the Savat companies An FTC consideration described it as a rou- floor within the next week or so spit in your eye close attorney The subject is expected to tine said as a new state Not many get enough In 1948 the National Geoinquiry which led the com- of Thurmond at AMA's Alaska receive attention would the remained the 50000 world in vicunas that require "exreported Northto mission graphic investigators San Francisco convention next field Mills most of them in inaccessible mountains of Peru traordinary federal aid week Northfield was One of three Coldfine companies cited by the FTC for violations of the federal Wool Products Labeling Act about which Adams h a d --sought Information for Goldfine Object of the order was to ing for the majority said the enforcement of a hot cargo Robert W Lishman subcomhot cargo contractual provision clause of a collective bargaining conserve scarce war materials mittee counsel dug into the WASHINGTON June 16 contract outlawing work in non- and to about the voluntary question of why the FTC failed (UPI)—The Senate swiftly apcannot be used as a defense to union bring goods violates relocation of skilled hardrock to recommend that the Justice proved a historic space bill Monan unfair labor practice charge Department prosecute Goldfine day to help the United States miners to the more vital copper and of Inducing employes to strike his companies on criminal catch and surpass Russia in the Servici to or refuse handle goods in viovital race for the moon and planmining Industry charges WASHDIGTON — T h e Sulation of the secondary boycott ets Six gold mines brought suit ban This was in a 1955 case preme Court struck down a The bill shouted through by Nevertheless rrankfurter ruling that the government ar- for compensation claiming the when Edward F Howery now 'voice vote would create a civila order in resulted temporary a said voluntary observance of a gued would have required payWashington lawyer was ian National Aeronautics and mine to of their right taking hot cargo clause by an employer ment of up to 60 million dollars FTC chairman Space Administration (NASA) does not violate the secondary to gold miners who were forced gold to direct this country's purely won their Adams has acknowledged that The gold miners to close during World War IL boycott ban case in the US Court of Claims he personally set up an appoint- peaceful Worts In space DOUGLAS in a dissenting The mines were closed In with the them THE NEW agency would be dedslon the Su- ment for Goldfine But In a as Important as the Atomic EnFTC chairman' opinion joined by Warren and 1942 by order of the war prothe Court prem Black said he failed to see why duction board Charles Canava ergy Commission created In an said Lishman lower court ruling FTC attorney and wool expert other historic bill more than 10 Justice Harold H Burton's had vigorously called for prose- years ago Goldfine's A Senate-HousConference majority opinion said the "dam- cution age to the mine owners was in- Northfield Mills had violated the Committee will try to hammer out a compromise between the cidental to the government's labeling law Senate bill and a version passed lawful regulation of matters ACTING FTC chairman Rob- by the Douse on June 2 reasonably deemed essential to ert T Secrest it was the war effort" Justiees John not commission explainedto resort policy M Harlan and Felix FrankBy Associated Press Usuto criminal prosecution WASHINGTON June 16—Data a commercial digest furter dissented desist" order and a "cease ally of government research projects said Monday the Navy has IF THE CLAIMS court de- from FTC gets compliance he developed new techniques by which search airplanes literally cision had been allowed to stand said smell or sniff out the presence of submerged submarines That be said is what hapthe government said its liability "will probably be measured in pened in the Goldfine case and TIIE MAGAZINE said the revolutionary method of loanother Involving Goldfine cating conventional submarines that have their snorkel terms of 30 million to 60 million in 1953 in dollars" tubes at or near the surface by a technique called odorThe mines that brought the iferous homing employing "sniffer gear" has been in use i were action Eureka Central two years Newsmen to i Ike Consaid a somewhat similar technique is being developed Mining Co Alaska-PacifiJAt n e 16 solidated Mining Co Idaho WASHINGTON to locate nuclear powered submarines Maryland Mines Corp Home WPD—The White House said Tbe Navy press desk at the Pentagon said the article Mining Co Bald Moun- Monday that President Dwight was "a complete breach of security" tain Mining Co and Ermont D Eisenhower will hold a news conference Wednesday Mines Inc The Navy said the information was "completely classiADVIISTIStMENT APVEKTISIEMINT : the knew fied and author of the article it" NOMA QUEEN' smrriL Navy veteran who founded the publication and is its editor said no security breach was -- 7 he saki WASHINGTON June 16 — Labor union health directors said Monday that group plans for the mass purchasing of doctor care are necessary to protect the public from "Incompetent" physicians – High Court Denies Dulles Power to 'Ground' Reds WASHINGTON L e WASHINGTON June vicuna has the finest softest silkiest wool in the world When compared with vicuna hair human hair looks like coarse wire Living high is old stuff to the vicuna figuratively and LONDON SUGGESTS that the United States should use some of its unused gold to ex pand the western world's ca pacity to finance trade and eco nomic growth in both advanced and backward countries The gold stock of the United States equals 21 billion dollars The gold and dollar reserves of West Germany are about five billion dollars those of Britain three billion those of France about li In 1954 by Secretary of the Interior Fred A Seaton canes for the Utah) George W Malone et Khrushchev to Dwight D Eisenhower Moscow links such a trade agreement with a possible accord to limit armaments (It-Uta- and Lee Metcalf i I PPOSITORIES OE OINTMENT t 317 SOUTH MAIN SALT LAKE CITY EL 9-49- 34 |