Show ' 8 The Salt Lake Triliune - 2 190 October Monday — 4 e J 4 I By T Jeff I& Williams Vriter Assodated Press s9411 1 ' i 966o666 I 666 66 ' ' ' t' ''''""ft''' (1111 S - i 3 I t i ' I ' '''' -4 ' - Sr - 4 Xt''- ss i f - P4 - 14 1 ' ' ' I 1 Ir 4j et 1 toi krrr0 ' ' I P i ' r I ' - ' ti ' 1 7 L' - ' ' i 1 i 4 " -- - v fc - it 4 'A - ' - ht'"'- - -" '4 'kV '''' a 'It - ‘ o' L -- ' d" tvl 4 of afr04 " tor77 1 L- lk t IF 4 and Neo-Atizitook up the hoisted the and white German Votes rt E M Indonesian 0 N - 110 N GERMANY — The National Democratic Party branded a nenIt as the second anniver- Nazi organization by its critisary of an attempt launched cs made its best showing yet Indonesian In a West German state electby the Communist party to seize eon ion Sunday It won nearly 9 trot of the country per cent of the vote in the Bremen election and seated Dawn Blitz ParThe blitz attack on the en delegates in a liament bassy began at dawn Troops The on guard wore mc'ept aside as rightist the screaming youths surged party vton eight seats in the Bremen Parliainto the grounds behind a truck used as a battering ment The big losers were the (AP) IA ram k Social swirled 1 Rxcal beat ISRAEL TEL cheap plastic briefcase containing an explosive powerful enough to cause heavy in the library of damage the US Information Service at the American Embassy for nine days before It was discovered police informants re— A lay ported Sunday They said it failed to explode only because the clock on its timing device stopped minutes before it was set to go off artillery shells came whooshing across the Demilitarized Zone Satur day but winds carried the mob tlaimed it for had so long said Informants It had been set say" a command 3 said a pm Sept eight-engin- i in nine-cla- bomb was The 'Son Labels Dad As Soviet Spy in the tt:e14' :j illj:-'14:- the is the on the embagry floor LONDON (AP) — Harold Phi lily's on confirmed Sunday that his father had been recruited by the Soviet secret e early in the 1930s years before he joined Brit Ish Intelligence and rose to its top ranks Phi ihy now 55 fled to the Soviet Union four years ago He was widely believed to have been the "third man" in the case of Donald Burgess and Guy MacLean—the man who tipped off those two Brit ish diplomats In Washington in 1951 that Western intentgence had discovered they were Soviet agents They fled to Moscow The the - above embassy guard police The attempt the to bomb embassy follows a series of acts of sabotage inside Israel over the past few weeks Israeli officials link the sabot- set-vic- age the El Fatah terrorist which is believed to get to group support In a from Syria magazine interview Defense Minister Moshe Dayan brushed aside attempts to compare the by some El Fatah Arabs to the Viet Cong of South Vietnam "Our security forces arit here handling them very show Included brilliantly colored gowns and films of tourist sights in Moscow and Paris When the color sets go on sale in Russia at the end of October they will cost roughly the equivalent of a year's wages for the average worker Sunday's dancers By Lee Holley 1 rI ' IMO It pl i fk 4--- IlioNsol i it yttiktkthl !4 aI 4:j els 4- ss typo r-- 1: - I 1104 t dt 0 I Kb! 4 out i 411 4 ft ' 1 1"4"- - newts Imikas e I4' two tea Warta Attie remarmil 1 Al "Don't you try to fool inn Susie I know Donald's there I can bear Ern EATING" - France The Communist Party rolled up 27 per cent of more than seven million votes cast and doubled the number of Communist members of pro vincial councils in the 96 r 3 t - ifo 1 4 11111 1 PARIS (UPI) — Communist candidates on capitalized discontent with widespread President Charles de Gaulle belt tightening policies and scored Impressively Sunday in runoff local elections through s - - Reds Score Win In French Vote ! ty Abr 1 lip ti aro PEORLS meNcys4?e" SAVINGS 157 5nuth SAta 638383 or LOANS 2129 South Seenth List 4861077 1 ' ?0ii — 1 El 1 1 I --- '' 4e:1i' a 0 71C0 va irviii sims 1 - t f 1 ''''' ' ' e '11: fq trtr1:11'!11111-"'!t11 i: 4 ! i ! : ' t 4 t 100 Ne i sf1 '' t' It :i litl 11p' e I ' i -- a f ' i i 11 1 1 I ' 1t4i taretu4A ': t 1 'i ' 1 - ' t : '' 1: ! ! lo 41411aag6 ' Pl'ease turn in this I ' ' ill'ijill : Ititl'r i': illi ' if41 i ( i number before you cove :': 1 ''- - - '' ' 1 t 1 1 t i t 1 - 1 r 0 i 1 t i ' 1 ' I 1 t i 1 It i I g - 1 7QUU '1) I) i I gligiN 119Re 1 flUD (31)0 (LL iirE c711110 009 °pelt well" Dayan said Ponytail vsar -'' r r!tg:7177fr But Green p I 1 t" ''''':11-4- 1 ' Red'sRight- per month The initial color broadcasts Sunday running simultaneously with the start of such programing in France were plagued by the same flesh tone problems which beset American sets when they were introduced commercially 15 years ago Crowds lined up outside Moscow television stores to get a glimpse of the first broadcasts to see the Soviet television committee chairman Nikolai Mesyatev take on a bilious red complextion and French ambassador Oliver Wormser appear to have a green face and blue hair there was no Although direct link-uthe Russian premiere was shown at the same time as one in France where the color system used by both countries was devel- ground offices has been increased 7' ' '''! 110 Increase Enibusy Guard - ot I vs Iss -- -- Mit Many Russians were unimA color set costs pressed about $1200 The average Soviet worker makes about embassy period embassy y library firm and are on the '6 ? the looked "spectacular" bright red and a French diplomat looked green Barbour is in the United States and was not here durithe t::i 1 L t the Soviet Linton Sunday A Soviet official- - appearing on a gelatof capable entire ' I MOSCOW (UPI) — Color television made its debut in downtown Tel Aviv US Ambassador Walworth ng Ie is 1 7 t i fil 4 L opposllocal Arab popula- the 1 1 1 re Took Flight gelignite the shattering I BACKrti ' )i) 0 Nine out of 10 people can get a loan at Peoples ivory Krt i T I opposed in Vietnam experts described ine dynamite 300000 unloading Sunday pounds of bombs on suspected enemy positions while Marine Jets hammered at possible Red gun sites 4:1$111 ' 41 on Source war as Doi p-- 4 r PI 1 -- group The t P 'I cor - time the anti-Israe- explosive 1 4 EAST friml HU i Russ Color TV Israeli demolition experts said the bomb could have been placed in the library by saboteurs active recently in Israel or by an to the 11 t - Salt Lake Drug L1 '1 r'lgrt7 lat the saboteurs Their source is Syria but they also operate on their own But the El Fatah gangs are not the best conspirators in the world are far from being They James Bonds" Dayan also warned that if the Arabs made war again Israel "may have to take the battle into Arab capitals" explode at - to 21 Speculate US planes dropped him dreds of thousands of propa ganda leaflets around the vil lage of Ben Quang on the North Vietnamese side of the DMZ last week urging civil ions to defect to South Viet riam to be safe from saturation bombing attacks from US B52 Stratolortresses e 1352s were The In action in the northern zone area against Saturday and I We tion of tion to it Friday not been investigate because ''' $0199 NOW It Li ular office hours Someone decided to q JUST GET A LOAN AT PEOPLES? Nkv' Ps PLENAMIN $793 Meg ri il r flag the said was left in the lirary's parcel rack during regbriefcase leaflets into a heavily mined no man's land two miles north of Marine positions "We are trying to obtain some of them just to find out what they spokesman Informants The 144 Tobiets SUPER r- 1 1 ' Yids Still Briefcase Ticks Fizzles Guns Fire At US Library in Israel Propaganda AVIV (AP) appreciate the g IP -HOW CAN WE i Sf 4 Tiii N leaflet-carryin- " C through the shattered embas e i in Jakarta Sunday The i pounddiplomats burned books Indonesian youths rip down barbed wire in Red Chinese embassy corn- - Six 1se-""- I —Associated Press Wireehate firing propaganda leaflets toward Leatherneck positions ( Smoke gray clouds in " 0 burned and side ''''''':'-- 40- "A' (AP) — North Vi Tse-tun- g their backs Papers books flags and photographs were carried out Democrats I — SAIGON The youths smashed everything they couldn't carry outside to burn Pictures of Mao and posters with his quotations were dumped into the fires Hundreds of small g ' t etnamese gunners eased their of US Marines shelling around Con Mien Sunday for the fourth straight day but the US Command reported the Communists had begun lad- to reach the second story where they broke in through windows Troops at the scene rnade no attempt to stop them Several were Seen climbing the ladders with the rifles slung across youths Gain s mah-jong- nine Chinese in the embassy ere beaten by the shouting students Soldiers pulled them to safety before they were too badly injured Burn Mao nehmen Six of the ders building then The youths used scaling red banners also were burned Even sets were de stroyed The youths exhausted after the onslaught left with little fuss when troop reinforcements arrived Security police carried away what papers were left unburned The attack by the studenis came as a surprise here There was fear it would mean serious trouble for the three Indonesian diplomats still in Peking - 4'tos i L 4' s 0104 1 - 1 '4 tot 1'401- - ( le4" flags 'sy building andover the main grounds' used to smash in the main door of the embassy The reinforced door splintered under the Impact and part of the building collapsed Attempt No Halt three-year-ol- d -s 4 ''' and An army officer present said several shots were fired hy the besieged Chinese from Inside the embassy linconfirmed reports said at least one youth was wounded Another heavy truck was sixth-stat- ' 4 f - ' ' l''N ' : I f - b 1— ' '' - 0 t s tt way over the embassy boar-dethe outer gate lowered I red and banner I k t pers books ravaged the Chinese flag t 't l : : i - ' ' — their into the Red Chinese Emhas- sy here Sunday beat up sev era! diplomats burned pa d e' t INDONESIA — UN Indonesian Indonesian troops I C 4 i 4 t e 1' ' r ''t' - OS 4$ A ' - 0 r 4 4 t k 0 4'1- Nearly 4 1 '''"- -l 1 '' t 1 t 1 F JAKARTA t youths smashed 1 - 1Z - ' 6 116 07666 - i ri 1 06 6600k t ' '''?' - 410060"Allif:74:::s :'- s ' ' 'r-- Indonesia Youths Storm Red Chinese Embassy ill Blitz Attack —— c 44o‘6701 fiat "w - French or departments counties The councils serve In in advisory capacity to ' county governors on local matters such as schools and highways ' 4 110111'Affant2t takes more than just a telephone to enable you to call most anywhere in the world Behind each phone is a network of It much to connect your tele- equipment required phone with all of the others The average and the cost keeps going up when labor and material costs increase In addition it costs money investment the to do you 24-ho- per phone job reciiiired to give day-to-d- ur is $420 service buying a telephone you rent one—at a pretty reasonable figure when ink about the size- - of the other you checks you write each month So instead of th As a matter of fact the cost of your phone service has risen considerably less than most other necessities you buy Except for a few communities which have become part of enlarged toll-fre- e calling areas the cost of local service in Utah hasn't gone up a dime since 1958 And Long Distance rates are actually down Another fact You're using your phone more than ever—for a couple of reasons There are more people to call More of the things you use you can get by phone Use That's the key word For not only is your phone among the lowest priced items in your household inventory it's also among the most useful Month after month'after month II S Mountain States Telephone p |