Show - - - -- c s 1' 1 1 F OP f: — For merits sports circulation 177 No 10 i I lot 11 1 Salt Lake City Utah — Monday Morning — June 23 ' 10e t Em ' '' ' 1 '' V l'atf r"4 t 4 1--- ir V ' oikst r'0' 'A or :tow- - Jr rI4 s4644 i '4 t Iktetttl)-1- ' ''''' t-- k 1 4 i NI ' "- - ' - t 14 k " 44 ! I f - 4 2:‘'''' f f '''' ' e f - e - "' ' ' -- ( t ' I 4 04 )'i 1 L I I - T fr) rt i 1 1 ) 1 ' 1 - I - ---- Y 1 ' 7 1 I 4-- 44 1 )4 " 't 41 t IC 's N o i ' gia-- -1- 1- 4 t a''' kt a irj - A - ti- 1' fi '''' I ? i ‘ -- 1 1' i o' ! ii:7 t a - v 4 1 it 1 NegroesPen By Walter Trohan Chicago Tribune Writer WASIIINGTONJune 22—Chairman Oren liarris tDArki said Sunday that his Rouse Influence Investigating Committee will seek to examine th Income tax returns of industrialist Bernard Goldfine if such 'returns seem pertinent to Goldfine's dealings with Sherman Adams 'or others Ilarris whose committee "resumes hearings Tuesday Jilt° the case involving Boston millionaire Goldfine and lop- - presidential aid Adams said on a television interview that if "tax -- returns are necessary for our Investigation then it will be the purpose of the committee to get Mission Denies Entry Blocked i ii i I I a 4 Pt Page 77 After Setback C6minittee Chief Says 'Watchdog' On Lebanon 14m f I 4 ‘k Appeal Little-aoc- ii91 k b 1 t - Associated Press Tornado Pitches 3 ScareInto KC - 10' - 0? t 1 -- -- — t "' - A I '‘ 1 11 - Ibil ti v4tt 11 -' A 114Mits ilkilit '" I NY Riot Flares Anti-Re- d - ' 4 ' - - g 1 1 Ai '''n'"- 1 1 1 "4 - g revolt-battere- tkk - ' ''4 I ‘ UN Readies Scan Records If Needed 4 - '' ' i l' s AO " t‘ 1 a t 4 libl 41 4 i i tr ''''-'- ' 4 f tt 1 On Price Five Cents ' -'- 5' 1 Ik ' 1 4 'VlISTI 1 o ' ' - ik '' i t s- t $ i ' 4 derahowera Weather map 193 5 ' i ( v ' 031 1 ) ' 1 k 14 ' tA 1 Y' 01 '4i ! ''‘ 1 4°1t 4 4 0 1 l't 11Zite! q't 1 I - - - i t 1 't 4 t4 4 1''" Isk4Nr -- S2' Salt Lake City vicinity—Fair and LITTLE ROCK ARK June 4 - ' ' o' 22 --- Negro attorneys bracing tx o Py Associated Press i I f t for a possible summer-lon1 Nikt' 6' t' T LEBANON June BEIRU Pt i i ttsk 4s At 0 22—The mission observer UN legal light to maintain integrao 41 I f f Ill It I 4 1114‘ t c tion at Central Iligh School will In Lebanon said 4 1 i f t ' f k i 1') i" '''' ' ask a federal judge Monday Sunday it expects to place a Z i ' I r f 11N"‘ team in the strategic ' ' morning to stay his own order watchdog k t them" ' ' ' t I' ' ' 4 I area border Bekka delaying integration ' Monday ' ' 7 If Calcine's tax returns are t 1' S I Col Maurice Brown New i "WE MAY learn whether the are Investigated they ( r expected r By Associated Press Zealand senior officer with the to divulge whether 4 the Rostonstudents return to CenNegro I t 0 40 KANSAS CITY June 22— tral mission said some opposition ian charged off as business ex' ' t this fall" said Wiley High leaders had advised against at- penses the cost of favors and Thousands of persons were Branton of Pine Bluff who filed i tempting to put teams on the gifts to Adams Including a frightened by a tornado fun- notice of appeal from the ruling ' I I ' '' 1 ' borders too soon But Brown vicuna coat and $2000 in hotel nell which passed over 'Kansas by US District 1 Judge Harry k 7 denied published reports the ob- bills i ' I Sunday afternoon for lavish suites occupied City Lemley of Hope tl k'stLIN‘ 1 ' ' t The snout forbeen servers twister's '' had swooped prevented If Lemley rejects a stay— by President Dwight D EisenV'' '' near the ground in Kansas t cibly from going to the Bekka bower's i ‘1 ' assistant ern: i ' top the appeal—the case Kan i a snatched near pending area on Up gathe border 1 City t Syrian i ‘ and dropped It a block eventually could be carried to the north ' I rage returns SHOULD THE show it the Supreme Court 'Branton I r 1 away Tie also denied reports the Goldfine took business deducThe funnel raised into the said tions items these Adams for i t rebels had fired on UN forces clouds as it passed over the LEMLEY a In the Bekka Valley Satur- would face an additional buri? 11 jurist 1 den observers said in seeking metropolitan area who also ls a respected amateur day It after ftbomiakistamwsoll ti disappeared shortly to to i prove that his inquiries N I archaeologist Saturday s u tit 1 i ' Ills men heard some shooting federal agencies on behalf of sweeping over Municipal Sta- pended Integration for 214 years '''4 omomi00000aibmdho5oowmomoonos 116 dium where nearly 15000 per In the area he said Goldtine did not constitute preAss Mated Preis 11trephine sons had gathered to watch as requested by the Little Rock '' treatment ferred school board Sabri said Hamahed Ile the Athletics-BostoUnder watchful ye of mounted policeman 1( w York Hun i Russian consulate Marchers protesting execution of mire Nagy Harris said the special sub- the Kansas City in chief that At a hearing under Lemley opposition region Red Sox baseball game later became a violent hysteria! destructiondealing mob signs are orderly while picketing miens carrying had told observers they should committee on legislative overtwo weeks ago the board said not try to get to the borders too sight does not have jurisdiction tension violence and the presover tax returns but that it did soon ence of troops at Central had made integration unworkable Hussein Oweini a leader here obtain access to some returns in In the opposition national front a previous inquiry involving a The National Association Miami television channel case revolting against demonstrators suddenly exploded big firefor the Advancement of Col-- 1 )3y Associated Press President Camille Chamou n IT WOULD presumably take ored People opposed the move ' NEW YORK June 22—Sonie 350 scream crackers smashed one window with a rock told a reporter the opposition an executive order by President and the other with a placard pole More is anxious to cooperate with Eisenhower at the committees ing Hungarian refugees trampled several pt It said the Constitutional than 100 policemen were rushed to the scene the UN group licemen Sunday while sinashing windows of for Goldfine's tax rerights of the seven Negroes request the demonstrators dispersed they ORIZABA MEXICO June still enrolled at the school would the Park Avenue headquarteits of the Soviet ILE SAID the advice to observ- turns to be turned over to the 22 sang The Star Spangled Banner" passenger be abridged by postponement No such Harris delegation to the United Nations group request back from the Behka train plunged full speed ers to turn In a to the Presi22 made Police believed been WASIIINGTONJune the has opinion Lemley outburstcarne pickets' yet had been a Nine demonstrators Were arrested after down MaItrala Mountain Sun- - Valley Saturday– with the school board Mike —Sen Mansfield on a (UN) agreed dent local signal to decision prearranged inpurely protect chief a l deputy AMR policemen including But Dr Bela Fabian chairman of the Fed- day and plo ed into the Mal- UN personnel predicted Sunday that that the time for Negroes to Harris refused to say whether spector were htJured tation killing an the would complete con- enjoy their rights was not quit Senate eration of Former Hungarian Political Pris- trata village additional has Oweini said "we now are in his committee action this week on at hand oners said It started when two women iiickets estimated 401 ersons and injurgressional on the The demonstrators including hysterically in disclosures sight movement our but revolution were struck by objects thrown from a second-floo- r ing 80 other placcase He said it legislation granting statehood to The majority of Little Rock sobbing women carrying lacks the discipline of a military of recovwindow Soviet the of bodies were to make Alaska and putting a 49th star residents—who oppose Integrabuilding ards were protesting the Red execution Twenty committee is We policy cannot guarorganization in the US flag 4 pm The pickets rescue workers said antee tion but didn't want violence The trouble at started ered and leaders revolution it as evidence develops In the safety of UN observ- public Hungarian demon25 20 left later either—seemed mildly relieved minutes The at buried least been were others 1 voluntarily marching See Page 2 Column ers in remote frontier areas Orderly picket lines had h e assistant MANSFIELD t In the wreckage for the moment stration had been scheduled to last until 5 pm In front of the Soviet headquarters when the where people may not underSenate Democratic leader said of stand the mission the said two loco electric he looked object to for the Senate They pass with the motives three passenger cars a We want to bill without Negroes Ike to Mull the luggage car and a mail car UN observers" change He emphasized the Im- Delay at Little Rock crashed through the station and Brown's proposed action was portance of avoiding revision of WASHINGTON June 22 UPY overturned the House bill so the issue disclosed as UN Secretary GenA Red Cross official said 80 eral Dag —Four no would have chance touchof Negro leaders will con Hammarskjold arrived persons were injured in Cairo to confer with Presifer with President 'Dwight J3 ing off another House fight The victims included those dent Game! Abdel Nasser of the II passed unchanged by the Eisenhower Monday with sus aboard the train and Indian vil- United Arab Republic and other James the A secretary Loftus by present Senate the bill would go direct- pension of school Integration By Joseph New York Times Service P Mitchell lagers and fruit peddlers who officials to the White House for Presi- at Little Rock Ark expected New York Times Writer ly By Associated Press were waiting to board the train WASHINGTON June dent Dwight D Eisenhower's to be key point in their discus Except for improvements in WASHINGTON June 22 — for their Sunday visit to OriWASHINGTON June 22 — LEBANON'S charges in the of defense tried Sun- signature sions secretary Hour and the and law Wage The Russians were reported zaba UN Security Council that the day to reduce the impact of his Labor celebrates one annive one or two other items labor A FEDERAL judge's order The Alaska bill is one of to be mapping the ocean OFFICIALS of the Ferrocar- UAR was providing massive public disapproval of Adm Artary and mourns another in the has been on the defensive in Sunday aid to Chamoun's opposition and nil items the first delaying Mexican° the Railroad to integration in the Cen said A major Burke's being opposition next few days the legislative field for 12 floor oft North America in to rebel bands resulted in the leigh taken up as Congress enters tral High School at Little Rock en train Mexico D from Eisenroute President Dwight so nu massive operation Soviet Act will be years The had been UN observer team being sent hower's defense reorganization the home stretch of this ses- for 212 years came after the City to Veracruz 11 years old Monday—obviously Faced again with the proipect clear subrharines can sneak up halted White House conference had Won a near to Lebanon failure power by plan no occasion for union rejoicing of repressive legislation — per to US shores without surfac- the been set up of Maltrata Mountain The Bekka region has been Neil H McElroy the secrepeak ing More than a dozen key bills described as one route for alat Botas Station Roy Wilkins executive sec however haps next year if not now—the On 1Vednesday tary apparently took a look most of them controversial News & World Report rehave cause labor to to leaders Ambulances aid rebels Orizaba in at Sunday morning's newspaleged Syrian from labor will commemorate the retary a in before article date action await copyrighted Congress ation of the National Associ member that they have not and Cordoba were sent Tripoli where the rebellion pers delivered to him at the 20th anniversary of the Fair lined London quoted Western to thenearby in 6 adjourns probably August Coloredfor the Advancement of violence in scene &Column 45 See flared Page days ago Marine Corps school at QuanLabor Standards (Wage and People said the situ Intelligence officials as giving Before taking up statehood tico Va and Issued a statement ation at Little Rock "will form )iour) Act that explanation for the recent to deny that he had meant to the Senate expects to dispose a part of the discussions increase in sightings of uniden Fist-Swinginbill proWhen it went into effect In g rebuke the chief of naval opera- of the tilled submarines near Ameriof US for viding exchange at Little "Developments tions 1938 it put a floor under wages can waters and for Soviet Came— atomic information with NATO Rock" he said "are only a t fixed of 25 cents an hour and trawlers anchored for months 'THE SECRETARY can be allies sort of evidence of a lot of off the Canadian coast the standard work week at 44 and can regret disappointed The House is set to act Tuesthings that ought to be looked hours About 950000 workers the magazine did not idenparts of an officer' S testimony day on a compromise foreign after" Prels Associated benefited immediately Ity By Ass °elated Press No Injuries were reported without it being anything more aid bill tify the officials Wilkins and the other three June 22—The BRUSSELS TodaY the standards are $1 than that" declared McElroy BOSTON June 22—Former during the outburst The article said: leaders were conferring here MarchCalifornia of He Mansfield the to inferences referred particularly University Endicott Councilor Executive and 40 hours Average earnings "The purpose of this opera- Peabody Sunday accused suping Band played a couple of Peabody said in a statement drawn from his remarks Satur- warned against attempts to Sunday night in advance of their of course are much more than songs about rain Sunday at the convention day when questioned about add Hawaiian statehood to the morning meeting with the Pres tion as the officials see it is porters of City Councilor Ed- that the noisy that—over $2 an hour in rnanu world's fait' and the rains came to enable Soviet nuclear sub- ward ident 2:30 "broke am Sun- Adm Burke's testimony last Alaskan bill after up J McCormack of trying to facturing A coal miner makes pouring down marines several of which are buy or steal the party endorse- day when McCormack forces week before the Senate Armed more than $3 an hour During a morning perform- being built to travel submerged ment for attorney general at a were caught trying to steal it" Services Committee "I am disappointed in him Behind History's Headlines ance 'radio Democratic state or "buy it" the musicians were giving from Russia to action stations ANNIVERSARY AN it as regrettable" said coast off the out convention of US the the convention regard with the song Ojib"Throughout program on the American Mr McElroy so rain The t Imme the a Indian and McCormack an I"There dl still and dance ways during Co increasingly submerged network ely Broadcasting a undetected such submarines denied the charges and de- final ballot several McCormack I think he's a fine officer Wednesday night will include sky promptly opened up and scribed Peabody's accusatiOns delegates were openly voting comment by Frances Perkins crowd of several thousand scat- could launch missiles with am sorry he's mistaken In tered under a downpour warheads anywhere in the as "the most vicious" he had empty seats as delegates" this Who was secretary of labor respect" on The ever heard band United States?' and played Peabody said was the passed act when Secretary McElroy and other McCOBMACK IS A nephew TOP OF THE TRIBUNE—A new angle crops up in the and civilian leaders military Beneficial-Unexpected-Resu- lts of Rep John W McCormack Adams case: Tax records Lawmaker Harris says they might dissecret in policy 'louse majority lead- participated cussions at Quantico starting provide the key Attorneys shape up a new move on Little er and Peabody is the son of and Mr McElroy says he didn't mean to sound These ended Sunday Rock the Rt Rev Malcolm E Pea- Thursdays No material details of the quite so mean On fashionable Park Avenue a not solashion body a Protestant Episcopal talks have been made known able riot They're all ready for you on today's Page 1 bishop of central New York However it has been confirmed BEHIND PAGE ONE—Politics sets the stage for "favorite added Xf to he said It may Former State Rep Joseph D officially that President Eisenthis dietary schedule he reSunday by a veteran researchy Rennie Taylor 5 Hubby dared her to shoot him—so she did Page sons" er in dietary medicine sought the hower in a discussion of world 6 LookPage ported However he said he be possible to correct the cell Ward Associated Press Writer on the Tunisian 11 For edi backstage convention with endorsement could whether tell not the yet strategic problems Friday also tonal comments on today's news it'sdispute 16Page abnormalities with the proper MANY PATIENTS who had SAN FRANCISCO June 22 with Broadway reMcCormack and Peabody Page diet treatment alone was "put in a plug" for his military columnist Leonard Lyons on ' been unable to walk because use of vegetable fats 17 — Unexpected new beneficial Page McCormack sponsible said Peabody's reorganization scheme of this trouble have returned results in tl'hy treatment of DR KINSELL and others statement was "not only comLOOKING AT UTAH—Oklahoma governor arrives In SL to full activity said Dr LaurINf THE WAKE of the But the fat compounds in oil gas meet rakes administration over coals on oil imhave been several for blood vessel disease by feeding lot unfounded and noting false ance W Kinsell of Oakland stream their blood pletely returned oy-Burke at Quanyears that the essential or un- but is a shocking insult to the tico attentionepisode patients large amounts of vegport program Price of progress? Just as sure as Kennecott Calif Dr Kinsell addressed a to or toward normal Dr focused on was saturated fatty acids in vege- delegates who supported my etable fats were announced will only be a memory And hot expands and soon Kinsell said meeting of the American DiaCongress and the White House weather moves in 'Copperfield table oils can dissolve or clean candidacy to "set a spell" All on Page 19 betes Assn for in next the the chapters comThis may mean that their out patches of protein-faAlso some diabetics whose ALL AROUND SPORTS—It's Mooney's Mirror and Pacific inPEABODY SAID convention Intensified defense plan battle on is which a form the trouble and eye pounds kidney blood vessel deterioration has Today's Gluck le 6n Randolph McC Pate Coast League action on Page 20 Those Yanks' win ner walls of blood vessels officials ignored "the flagrant result of a long standing deThese protein-fa- t damaged their kidneys and at ficiency in essential fatty acids patches can violation" by McCormack forces commandant of the Marine In the American Page 21—and Braves lose in the Nationals sign In front of firm that fected their eyes have imCorps is expected to be a Page 22 In the world of golf Ted Kroll leads In the Flint cause them tO harden or even and efforts of his and ward which have brought about builds dist v eway 1: "have 5 2 Column Open Read about It on Page 23 principal witness rage proved considerably under Truck Will Gravers changes In cell structure be t i 'I ‘ k- 1 "4 ''''''- 04:s 'Tk 0 6 ' '41 a 4 - f t'l - it 4 A I 4 k 1 V ‘ftl 7 ' 4 I r ( f‘e4 4 ö 1 4 - 1- A 14 A ‘ ilt‘ I S'46 ' '' k 14 fli 4 i or' it - MMIII1 1 1) - 1 - ' i ' ' )l 'f pt ''' t 14 ‘ 1 - 4 - ' AP‘: ar 4 4 -) Jo t ' - - — - 44 -- i - i 0 k 2 a e Train Pileup In Mexico Kills 40Plus Alaska Drives To Brink Of Statehood (UPI)--Aruna- way 1 i e - t 3 Adams-Goldfin- t 4 t ?' t e Ill'Elroy Tries To Soften Slap at Burke 2 Dates This Week Recall Russian Subs Near US Labor for Sorrow Joy t Map 'Sneak' House-approve- - 0 t Taft-Hartle- y Band 'Said' Rain Rains Band Plays On Demo Parley Fans Massachusetts Blaze House-approve- More About 'Adams Affair' Oil Leaders Arriye in SL ! - i 1 1 Doctor Reports Vegetable Fats Join Fight on Blood Vessel Disease McElr- t sup-Se- e ' o " a& a & & aa 4r 01 t warm Utah—Fair and warm a rfew isolated afternoon thun Go fine's Tax eturiris 4 F ace Prober S:stotli - I 4 ne A I rutting It Mildly bg ()LIS new' and editorial depart Elti For information scores EL Business advertising Tot - Tribune Telephones g- - 4 - |