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"41 7All 1 ts l'I I tg I -fi 1 Bennett Gains 36 Allies On TV Bill The Salt Lake Tr Mune Saturday June 19 1954 Sage Safety Sayings "Guard with care our youthful real dents we think they're all potential presidents" Ousted Judge Sues in Passport Row WASHINGTON June 18 (UP)Itroversy with the department THE DEPARTMENT notified Clark shortly before his appointment was due to expire last year that his post would not be continued because of a declining work load It ordered him to return to this country Clark refused to return voluntarily and the department revoked his passport to force him to come home CLARK SOUGHT a passport 1ast January He said in his application then and in his brief Friday that "I would be less than frank if I did not state that I reserve to myself my funda mental right of free speech" 1 4 The Salt Lake Tribune Saturday Juno 19 1954 4 3 ler Sage Safety fl -Ay 4- et-qtr---17110zioult 11 I l'A' rr-clik-- Bennett Gams Ousted Judge Sues in Passport Row 4 WWk Sayings ITS 't 4 '1-' 4 II''' ''1' 4" 3 6 Allies WASHINGTON June 18 (UP) troversy wth the dep rt 0 k' i department CLARK SOUGHT a passpo lu-Sse" i''' i t-1 last January He said in i 5 1 application then and in his brief A 4v 4 4k AA wr- A On TV "Guard with care THE DEPARTMENT notified ill our youthful real- 0 1- lir A dents we fh I a pointment was due to expire last Friday that "I WOuld be les i Clark shortly before his ap- than frank if 1 did not state that t' lo 4- they're all potential 1 '4 1 presidents" continued because reserve to myself my funda- of a declin- year that his post would not be I 1- -5 os k-' ing work load It ordered him -4 to return to this country mental right of free speech" e'-- t's 1P-mbit'6 4 1 is 4111141 Clark refused to return volun- "1 A 'Ll' -0 '1 1 ti2 I I Vii -111 77t rl- 4 11 10 1 t's larll yoked his passport to force him a and the department re-- 4 6 1 i ditt -1 to oamceo home 4-41 14 41 17 'l-711 A 1 vb i rtst--3 COME IN AND SEll i evly-A1 a i It Hey Kids! tot -47y (E --------4 Holster Sots end Cersisbey -la I LA 111) i suits finest Sown- 001101111111111111wA 11 i I mr PRICES sees- I HOVIE'S HDitiEs I William Clark asked the federal court Friday to order the State Department to allow him to return to Germany where he was chief justice of Allied High Commission Courts until dismissed last December CLARK FILED a suit against Secretary of State John Foster Dulles Undersecretary Walter Bedell Smith Scott McCleod head of the department's bureau of security consular affairs and personhel and Mrs Ruth Shipley director of the passport office Clark asked the court to force the department to grant him a passport He said its refusal to 'issue a passport was made solely because he might comment in Germany on his con soiely because he might corn- ment in Germany on his con William Clark asked the federal court Friday to or- der the State Department to allow him to return to Germany where he was chief justice of Allied High Commission Courts until dismissed last December mat CLARK FILED a -suit against Secretary of State John Foster Bedell Smith Scott Mc- Cleod head of the department's Dulles Undersecretary Walter bureau of security consular af- fairs and personnel and Mrs Ruth Shipley director of the passport office Clark asked the court to force the department to grant him a passport He said its refusal a to Issue passport was made solely because he micht corn- Anaconda Bids Land I WASHINGTON June 18 01 The Anaconda Copper Mining Co Butte Mont bid $5 an acre Friday for the privilege of leasing 46712 acres of phosphate land in Caribou County Idaho The Bureau of Land Management said the company was- the only bidder s- ment said the company wa the only bidder Anaconda Bids Land WASHINGTON June 18 tar The Anaconda Copper Mining Co Butte Mont bid $5 an acre 0 Friday for the privilege of leas- ing 4671a acres of phosphate land in Caribou County Idaho The Bureau of Land Manage- mont hid tho romnsny Wag- the I I 1 1 I 1379 So State Dial 641119 On wool' 'lays 1:31 4 PAL Open Sundays am 90 3 Pm ts Oays to st pm radays 9 am 3 641St 137S So State On week 111IL (The Tribune will pay for original traffic safety slogans accepted for publication Send entries to Traffic Slogan Editor 143 Main Saturday's winner Is Veron Parker Logan Utah or on Send accepted publicati Sd! entries to Traffic Slogan Editor 143 Main- Saturday's winner is Veron Parker Logan Utah (The Tribune will pay for original traffic safety slogans sIstiAst iesn 4z1 Tribune Washington Buresu WASHINGTON June Sen Wallace Bennett (11 Utah) annotinced in a Senate speech Friday that 36 senators now have co-sponsored his proposal to prohibit commercial sponsorship of televised Senate hearings and the rules committee would consider his resolution within the next 10 days The Utahn told his colleagues that earlier fears he expressed as to "total television" in con-section with the just concluded Army-McCarthy hearings now have been "multiplied and confirmed" Hearings which should have been completed in 10 or 15 days a's a result took 36 he charged "WE HAVE during the recent hearings" said Sen Bennett "seen that dignity (of the Senate) stretched to the point where Accolades have been given perhaps innocently to a motan picture whose promoters were lucky enough or astute enough lo provide a model ship '4 the proper moment to win a nationwide two-channel blessing from the chair We have seen and heard eulogies to the cheese products of one of our 48 states" After telling his colleagues that "we senators are mere mortals" Sen Bennett Said that while sometimes tradition and formalism seem stuffy "they are certainly preferable to mass cynicism" have been "multiplied and confirmed" Hearings which should have been completed in 10 or 15 days Os a result took 36 he charged "WE HAVE during the recent hearings" said Sen Bennett "seen that dignity (of the Sen- ate) stretched to the point where Accolades have been given perhaps innocently to a moti4 picture whae promoters enou were lucky enough or astute to provide a model ship 4 the proper moment to win a nationwide two-channel bless- ing from the chair We have seen and heard eulogies to the cheesi" products of one of our 48 states that "we senators are mere mor- se telling lling lils colleagues Sen Bennett Said that sometimes mes tradition and while formalism seem stuffy "they are certainly preferable to mass cynicism Tribune Washington Buresu WASHINGTON June Sen Wallace Bennett (IL Utah) announced in a Senate age ech Friday that 38 senators now have co-sponsored his pro- posal to prohibit commercial sponsorship of televised Senate hearings and the rules commit- tion within tee would consider his resolu- the next 10 days The Utahn told his colleagues that earlier fears he expressed as to "total television" in con section with the just concluded Army-McCarthy hearings now hallo boon "mnitinflort And )- liolffienve Pres Dwight Eisenhower stands with Mn I Mat Gen Charles Thompson formeecom Eisenhower as caisson passes bearing body of I mantling officer to Arlington Cemettyy Eisenhower stands with Mrs I Mat Gen Charles Thompson formeecom aisson passes bearing body of I manding officer to Arlington Cemetejol Nation's Chief WASHINGTON ROUNDUP hief SIIINGTON ROUNDUP i Pays Last Rite to Friend tst Friend ----m Accounting Office Critical Of AEC Contract Order TAX BILL Chief Action Friday on Capitol Hill at the PARIS IPI Sod DEO ENS 11 1-- -l Reg 398 to 598 2 for 575 I' -4 S- '1 wile-- 1 at the PARIS oar TAX BILL 1 CI J111 Amit: -1-----Eommob i oil pi ifil 141 1N 0 hi Cef A 11 10 fl 1 Friday on Si II' 11 '-gh re Skid doll Capitol Hill Accomiting- Office Critical h- 4 ee7s 71- Of AEC Contract Order tkr'' 1 1 0 4 ey-it 1 i 1k 1 1111trie 4:1:1 lf 71 C4 398 1 i I 1 I NsRi con-1 Charles jpa '76 1 I Reg I 1 to 598 1 Senate fr 5 75 Al 2 1 tl! 40'' ti Ort Chicago Tribune Service NPW York Times Service hydroelectric plan to supply WASHINGTON June 18 li'ASIIINGTON June additional power to South Cey- i TheGeneral Accounting Office Ion an island off the southeast President Dwight Eisenhow-I watchdog" of the Treasury tip of India er attended funeral services at kV York Times service lectril to me Service SHGT I June 18 im WAINON June 18--landirtoioenal pan power to Sout Co supp i TheGeneral Accounting Office! Ion an island off the southeast I of the reasury tip of India isenhow ral services at Arlington National Cemetery Vriday for one of his former al Cemetery of his former To Open Navy Field 1 VASIIINGTON June 18 (UP)l Secretary Charles Thomas announced Friday that Brown Field south of San! Diego Cal will be commis-! sioned as a naval auxiliary air station about July The government has just put more than $4 million into re-' conditioning the field which will become a major auxiliary to Miramar the Navy's masterl jet base in southern California! To Open Navy Field WASHINGTON June 18 (UP) -11 --7 avy Secretary El Thomas announced Friday that Brown Field south of San Diego cal will be commis- sioned as a naval auxiliary air station about July I I The government has just put more than $4 million into re- conditioning the field which ill become a major auxiliary to Miramar the Navy's master! 1: I Friday questioned President Dwight Eisenhower's order to the Atomic Energy Commisslon (A C) to negotiate a contract with a private utility group Frank Weitzel acting con- troller general suggested con- sideratibn of the standard practice of calling for bids on the construction of a power plant and Jetting the contract to the lowest bidder He made the suggestion in a letter to Rep Chet Holifield Cal) who presented it to a public hearing Friday of the Joint Congressional Committee on Atomic Energy The hearing developed charges that the A was being "used" as a broker to circumvent further 'development of the Tennessee Valley Authority (T A) for the profit of private utilities Friday nuest lonPd Prpsident Eisenhowe riday questioned President Dwight r's order i to the Atomic Energy Commis- slon (A C) to negotiate a i tract with a private utility 'group Frank Weitzel acting coo- troller general suggested con- I sideratibn of the standard prac- (Ice of calling for bids on the construction of a power plant and letting the contract to the lowest bidder He made the suggestion in a litter to Rep Chet Holifield (D Call whn nresented it to a huh- "ANOTHER FEAR was the opening of a Pandora's box of possible improper relationships and subtle means for influenc- I ing legislation" said Sen Bennett "Commercial sponsorskip could link ambition in itrg! Senate with vested interest oift the outside "There -is another fear that of the possible effects of commercialization on the hearings! themselves and on the senators who patticipate in them NVe have observed that the unseen but very real demands of the vast audience (often even re- ferred to as the jury) forced participants to answer every Innuendo and counterattack with the Introduction of many Irrelevant but newsy side "ANOTHER FEAH was the opening improper a I andora box LI re I ations los subtle means for influened ing legislation" said Sen Ben- i nett "Commercial sponsorski i could link ambition in Nel with vested interest f) the outside "There -is another fear that of the possible effects of com mercialization on the hearings I WASHINGTON June 18 IM An omnibus tax revision bill carrying nearly $15 billion in reductions for corporations and individuals in its first year of operation was approved late Friday by the Senate Finance Committee Chairman Eugene Millikin (R Colo) said the bill might come up on the Senate floor late next week Three Democrats in the McCarthy-Army row said the Eisenhower administration should consider at once a justice department inquiry to determine if perjury has been committed" itt the conflicting testimony at tilt hearings Sen John McClellan (D Ark)''octing as spokesman for Sen SIuart Symington (D Mo) and Henry Jackson (D Wash) called for a fast decision on whether an "immediate e-cleaning" is needed for the -staff of the Senate investigation subcommittee headed by Sen Joseph AlcCorti)) (R Wis) Sen Homer Capehart Ind) set June 28 for 'the start' of what he said may be a public recital of "downright crooked- ness" in connection with the government vast housing programs Capehart chairman of the Senate Banking Committee said the questioning of apartment house builders and sponsors behind closed doors already has produced "a lot of evidence and points in the direction of collusion" among some of the builders government housing appraisers and other officials WASHINGTON June 18 iAll An omnibus tax revision bill carrying nearly 513 billion in reductions for corporations and individuals ndvduals in its first year of operation was approved late Fri- day by the Senate Finance Com- mittee Chairman Eugene Millikin (R Colo) said the bill might come up on the Senate floor next a ex wee Three Democrats in the Mc- Carthy-Army row said the El senhower administration should consider at once a justice de- ofpartment inquiry to determine if perjury has been committed" jilt the conflicting testimony at tht hearings rigs Sen John I McClellan (D commanding officers Mai Gen Charles Thompson The President was accompanied by Mrs Eisenhower at the graveside ceremonies Eisenhower served as chief of staff under Thompson who was 71 when Thompson commanded the Army's 3rd Division at Fort Lewis Wash in 1940- 41 The division later moved to Louisiana for maneuvers which first brought Eisenhower to prominence He was a lieutenant colonel at that time Thompson a native of North Dakota was graduated from West Point in 1904 During World War I he served with the First Army intelligence unit and later in the same capacity with the Second Army In 1921 he was chief of press relations for military intelligence From 1944 to 1945 he was commanding general of the military district of Washington He' retired from the Army in 1945 and made Washington his home Mal (1- was accompan- nhower at the inies rved as chief homoson who hompson corn- 3rd Division 'ash in 1940 i later moved ir maneuvers Asks Canal Toll Cut WASHINGTON June 18 President Robert Mayer of i the Pacific American Steamship Assn Friday urged Congress to approve a bill looking toward reduction of tolls charged ships through the S-owned Panama Canal Wendover Rent Charges Cut s- 34 mg- 4 4td4 4r4 1 mil A 4J 7 4 f14- i A 1 ------a -ir 4x 1 ti i 1 ft 4 '''j -S''' '1 Pi e'' She 4 I l'''' 4 ''s I go 1( I 'sete0 4' 11 4 I ir at 64 i lt I Yr It 0004''''4'' A 1 1 If't '')1 40- I 14 4t) I A 1 1 'k l'A 'k i4 441 4 ti il' i 14t p11IAri N) 771414p- l'44IN '14 4 4 41 1 1 1 1044 1 It 4 40- 4 't )t 66- coL foe 1 6 I i 11P: 7 '4 i 1 1 I 1 complaint over Wendover increases The commis' said an investigation was I and as a result a reduc $9 Ill be made per unit per month Wendovcr's new schedule go into effect July 1 housing rental rate will from $47 to $68 per Tribune Washington Bureau I to his 4 WASHINGTON June! rent Public housing Administration sioner has offered a $9 a month cut in made rents at Wendover Sen NVallace Bennett (R Utah) announced Undo Friday o1e It The senator made public a the hi letter from II A Commissioner range Chariest Slusser in ansver month to his sioner made lion of dwelling Under to the range mnnt To Speed Clearances WASHINGTON June 18 Sen Homer Ferguson (B Mich) said Friday Atty Gen Herbert Brownell has promised to speed Justice Department clearances for appointments of federal judges attorneys and marshals Brownell and his chief deputy William Rogers spent more than an hour behind closed doors with the Senate Republican Policy Committee and Republicans on the Senate Judiciary Committee Ferguson policy chairman told reporters the whole system of patronage and appointments was discussed because some senators said actions on their retornmerittationli "were slow in coming up" Opens Grazing Land WASHINGTON June 18 1Ni-- secretary of the Interior Douglas McKay has opened 12200 acres of grazing land near Evanston and Kemmerer Wyo and the Bear Lake area in Utah and Idaho to settlement under public land laws 1 1 ADVINTISIMINT Thor PARIS Co 21 East Broadway Soh LAO City Utah Dad' 11 be foot-free and mighty fancy all summer in Don't Neglect Slipping FALSE TEETH rease scni rt 103 as awPrss Cr Nallitt Addiess CI!) 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