Show 1 4A THE OGDEN (UTAH) - r-- 'VI : n VI Q S’A-Billion-Dol- : Q m P fil Yt OU Ptn tasty I TODD TAYLOR KIMBALL PIANOS A tattar Fiona m Eattar FHo 1141 Washington BhrJ Phono 7Ti WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi3V4 billion dent Eisenhower’ aid dollar foreign program sped to the House today after com- fortably surviving all attempts in the Senate to reduce the total Senate passage last night marked the first time in five year a global aid authorization measure has won Senate approval without a money cut Also defeated were attempts to require that a major part of economic aid be made as loans rather than grants The final vote was with 11 Republicans and seven Democrats voting “no” The program is already under consideration by 39-1- 8 the House Foreign Affairs Committee The overwhelming approval recorded by the Senate nowever concealed a measure of strong on on the part of some who senators voted for the bill They served notice they would fight to reduce the money total in the Appropriations Committee and later on the Senate floor when the forthcoming money bill is taken up The legislation passed yesterday authorizes continuation of aid program the Actual money to carry it out must be voted separately an ApSen Mundt ) Committee member propriations put it plainly when he told the Senate that he considered the authorization a “maximum” “We are not signing a promissory note ajid guaranteeing to redeem this amount” in the forthcoming appropriations bill he declared Another matter that seemed certain to play a role in the measure’s ultimate fate was Yugoslav Marshal Tito’s joint statement with Russia yesterday favoring “satisfaction of the legitimate rights” of Red China regarding Formosa the island stronghold which this of Chiang nation is pledged to defend ) Sen Jenner during debate yesterday mentioned the declaration of principles signed by the Yugoslav president and Soviet Premier Nikolai A Bulganin but the news came late in the debate and played no part in the outcome But in interviews today Sens Jackson Mansfield and Humphrey all indicated the incident would be used by aid opponents in their efforts to reduce the program The bill would permit Yugoslavia to receive 4014 million dol- (R-SD- o o o every-‘on- e knows Cyrus Noble Straight Kentucky Bour- bon is available in Utah Try this famous whiskey yourself and see why it has been a favorite since ' 1871 with Westerners who 'know fine bourbon M it PROOF Kai-she- k (R-Ind- f OUOKWHlSKi (D-Mon- TERMINAL LIQUOR8 SAN FBANCIflCO LTD S w ' (D-Was- h) unB IVJ O j Long Range Plan ' & (D-Min- n) lars in defense support money in the' year starting July 1 and an undisclosed sum in the form of military items such as planes and guns Mansfield a Foreign Relations Committee member told a reporter: “I wouldn’t be surprised if Tito’s pronouncement had the effect of reducing the aid bill in the House and in the Senate Appropriations Committee” Jackson said the statement “casts a doubt” on Yugoslavia’s intentions toward the West The United States has been building up Yugoslavia’s armed forces for several years Humphrey declared there was nothing “new” in the communique to indicate a changed attitude on the Balkan nation toward the West But the effect of the joint statement on Congress he said could be profound Tito-Bulgan- in Navy's Grid Star Is Anchor Man ANNAPOLIS AP)— Roy Bell Freeman of Decatur Ala was an end on the Navy football team last fall Today he was anchor man at graduation a distinction befalling the midshipman finishing at the foot of his class scholastically He was presented with a papier mache anchor with blue and gold ribbons and his cheering classmates tossed him into the air when his group was called for their diplomas at the colorful graduation of the class today Freeman was called a “plugger with lots of desire” by the Navy football brochure last fall 740-memb- er fo Refnote Control lot i-- A Drought Aid h DENVER (AP) — A concerted war on drought in 14 million acre ol farm area took shape yesterA day as federal state and lotal V 4 officials ended a three-daIt meet- with a‘ detailed ing long ranga ' Nj A agriculture program for 10 Great i Plains states t The sessions - ended with no solution in ight for immediate at relief from two years of severe ' I drought and wind hbwever Meeting as the Great Plains Agricultural Conference the experts O released their findings in a report “to be considered aa mxi guides only not as final action” s 4 i Called by Bensop j The conference is comprised of officials from land grant colleges V and federal agencies dealing with It was agricultural problems called into session here-b- y Secretary of Agriculture Benson who met Wednesday with governors and representatives of 13 of the v states States represented at the agriculture hearings yesterday were Colorado Wyoming Kansas MonPhil the St Louis Mo Zoo’s gorilla appears to be tana Nebraska New Mexico Okthinking the situation over in his cage in this camera study Zoo lahoma Texas and North and ' ' director George P Vierheller considers him “the most valuable South Dakota 16 22 eats world” Phil at animal in the pounds of vegetables and Throughout the j report the fruits a day His indoor pool which he sometimes uses to splash group emphasized the need to enspectators soon will be filled with water for the summer courage farmers to use approved methods of farming As the first major recommendation toward minimizing the devastating effect of drought the conference urged a classification study of the Great Plains area “be completed ftat the earliest practl- y Jk' JM': V ! W- " s ’ 19-pa- ge VMMMMimI y V vv - 4 Vrf' Well What Do You Think? 600-poun- d 1 i Northwestern's Erudite Jazz Band Not Ashamed of Music EVANSTON 111 (UP) — Dr Orlando Park and his “academic TRUMBULL Conn (UP) — A back seat driver was arrested on cats” are real gone man Park professor of biology at Northwestern University leads a reckless driving charge State police said a high school student one of the world’s most erudite jazz bands John G Ruzicka of East Had-daAnd he sees nothing strange was driving while standing about a group of college professeriously behind the front seat of his con- sors playing Dixieland music vertible There were four other “It’s the real music” he said Folk Music students in the car “Dixieland is authentic folk “It’s the happy music” Members of the combo include music” said Park an entomolothe following Northwestern facul- gist by trade ty members: we’ve found that playing Park at the piano Dr Robert it “And a is wonderful way to relax and Hull biology bass fiddle Dr troubles’ your forget Otto Fick English trumpet Dr Mostly the members play for Robert Frank English trombone their own sheer enjoyment but Dr Richard Waterman anthroavailable for faculty parthey’re pology clarinet ancTI)r Howard ties and campus functions Gloyd biology on the drums Park came by his love of jazz Park and his friends kid each naturally He went to high school other a little about their music in New birthplace of but actually they take it pretty Dixieland Orleans And he came to Chicago as an undergraduate at the University of Chicago just when Weather Specials At (Dixieland was spreading north-- j ward “It was the same year that TAYLOR-WRIGHT- ’S Louis Armstrong came up here to m Fair zmmMem Great Plains :S V Md t) It’s Sere esaie i cicnmUi - seven-year-ol- d TODAY ’most AiwM Foreign Aid Bill Passed by Senate lar now STANDARD-EXAMINE- R oohlA Hatp the With this data available conference said agricultural experts then could conduct research on methods best suited to farming various types and qualities of land turned up in the classificaJ tion And finally individual farmers then would be educated to apply the lessons taught from the survey and laboratory research 'Father Flanagan Of India' Slain Pol ice CHICAGO (UP) — bandit sought a and questioned delegates to'tht Rotary International convention today in their search for the" killer of the “Father Flanagan of razor-wieldin- g India” i The Rev John Chiramal 42 died yesterday of shock and loss of blood after gasping “I’ve been I’ve been robbed” attacked re-! with Oliver” Park jplay King Two hours earlier he had stagcalled Park can’t read music but he gered from his car to the door has composed several pieces in-- I of the Little Sisters of the Poor seven-incslash ran eluding the group’s theme a shelterhis A to his left almost heart from ' “slow blueish thing” called shoulder Evanston Cobalt The Roman Catholic priest died Strange Name in a hospital before he could j Another of his compositions is tell what had happened called Tergite an entomological Father Chiramal had come to term for part of an insect’s ab- Chicago to raise funds for the domen Boys Town of India home he “The name just seemed to fit1 heads in the village of Kumbalan-g- i he said India The Indian priest had Still another is called “N modeled the home on the famed Squared” Boy Towns of Nebraska found“But we never play any pice ed by the late Father Flanagan the same way twice” he said “That’s the joy of Dixieland You Twin Trouble can improvise” DAVENPORT Iowa (UP) — Earl and Merle Metzger 63 identical twin brothers who have worked and lived together all FARM INDUSTRY f 014 their lives were discharged from the sa mp day after if any Water-Carryin- g Jobf the hospital surgery for identical Stomach ailments i MS For Sunny Days Ahead A Bang Up Buy! 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