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Show SUNDAY HERALD SUNDAY, JULY S3, XTUh 14 Prove, Utah County, Construction of New Bases Included In Vast Program t ).: U.R . 1 2 ' nessea. Its findings were made for the grand Jury Inquiry. JACKSON; Miss.. July '21 (U.J3 A federal grand jury here alapped They included Frank Mize, public- - late yesterday. The in indictments on 12 chairman of the! state Democratic dicted1 dozen will be arraigned Democrats' in Missis executive committee, and former sippi, .including thet leaders who national committeeman Clarence Sept. 6, U. S. Attorney Joseph v luun ovetr patronage during me E. Hood. Mize'sj brother. Federal Brown said. In addition- - to the conspiracy be by tReTiM8 states' rlgnts revolt. Tn.e jury Judjte Sidney. Mize, normally "job-sellin- g" pro-fTruma- n thorlzed apendlnf will air force, which cot from the report' showed Saturday. committee almost every ?cent it Most of those named in the alasked for. The army and navy leged conspiracy , to make cash a were cut at least on paper-Hb- y requirement for, a federal appointment alsa. figured in the earlier almost $800,000,000. , senate lnvestiga-tio- n V , Highly Seefet which laid the groundwork More than one fourth of. the authorized spending is for proj ects so secret they will not be listed. Members of congress will be asked to take them on faith. The committee has told about these proiects behind closed doors and under strict secrecy orders. A total of $1376.000,000 would be spent on ' the secret, unlisted Around Utah projects, said to include a chain of big new air bases in Europe, England, and the Mediterranean area. The scores of bases where wdrk is - authorized- by name are scattered over the United States and much of the rest of the world including Guam, Okinawa, Pearl Harbor, the Philippines, Japan, New Foundiand, Cuba, Kwajalein, North Ireland, Bermuda,' Puertb ' By. UNITED PRESS Rico, "Hawaii, Johnston Islands, v At ' a Y meeting' in Ogden, Sons and the Canal Zone. v of the Utah Pioneers selected About $340,000,000 would be candidates to be presented at the spent in Alaska alofte, another fat national SUP convention in Ce installment ' in a vast program to dar City, Aug. 2 to 5. Candidates strengthen our defenses there submitted included Ernest R. against possible assault over the McKay, Huntsville, president; top of the world. More than $1,000,000,000 of the Richard A, Lambert,! Salt Lake City, Wallace Reid, Los Angeles; funds for secret projects would 'Nicholas J. Morgan, Salt Lake be spent by the ir force, which City; Horace Ai Sorenson,- Salt also would get the lion's share--, Lake City, and William H. Leigh, $3,480,661,800 of the whole prow Cedar City, all vice presidents.) gram. The army's share of the total rnjc ,Tne journey ol the spending is $1,368,025,528; .the Pioneers to Utah was vividly por navy's, $786,267,600. Special funds trayed last nignt at the presenta- to be spent "by. the secretaries of tion Of fAll , Faces West," music-dra- the three services, partly on 1 highlighting pioneer days classified projects and partly ort activities in Ogden. A chorus; of morale-buildistructures like 4000 voices participated in, the theaters and guest houses; make up the balance of the bill. production at Ogden's municipal 1 - stadium. The defense" department asked ':..- - t total authorizations 'of $6,500,000,-00- 0. ' The committee decideaio Cut Organization of a Lions club was effected in. Syracuse in Davis army and navy appropriations to county this week under the di- the amount that will be spent the rection of J. Calvin .Welch, spe- -. first year. Since many of the projcial representatives ,of Lions In- -, ects will take two or more years, ternational, of Chicago. During this resulted in an apparent suborganization meeting, 25 charter stantial cut. 0 members were present. Officers However, many members said will be elected at a charter! the cut ' did not mean a thing, night i meeting, scheduled next since the rest will have, to be au ', vMr. thorized next year. Of actual cuts .' Thursday. outright elimination of projects from the building program-th- ere PUNISHMENT FITS CRIME were only a handful, totalLA PORTE, Ind, U.R Jay Con-leJr.,1 23, chose the alternative ing a few millions of dollars. Judge Taylor Ray offered him to Pie committee a d d e df an avoid paying a $20 fine for litter- amendment requiring, the armed services and the civil defense' ading a highway with garbage. Con- - ministration to get approval of ley picked up all the debris he the house and senate armed serviwas accused of scattering over five-mi- le ces" committees before buying, :streth of U. S. 35. leasing, transferring or declaring surplus any real estate valued at more than $50,000, or leasing out any federal real estate for more" than $50,000 a year. The amendment is an effort to' overcome President Truman's veto of a similar proposal which congress passed earlier as a separate bill. a By another amendment, the committee voted for a t?oryear 1 extension of parts ef the Wherry act which gives incentives to private industry to build multiple- unit, public .housing at mihtar: bases. This housing authorit would be extended to July 1, 1953 WASHINGTON, July 21 The house armed service committee tentatively approved a" $5,789,000,000 military program calling lor new and expanded army and navy air force bases over much of the 'world.:J?r--' a hold will committee Thi bill jnal roll call vote on the Tuesday. Then it will go to the house for approval there and later to the senate. Final congties- aional approval seemed assured. although changes are likely to De made. The biggest share oj the ay- - would have nresided over the grand jury, investigation, but ex-cused himself and Judge Alien Cox assumed the duties. The special jury convened here July 10 and adjourned Wednesday after) hearing 147 wit- J jto-d- ay . 22-m- an sub-commit- tee ; : in charges, the dictment cited five of the group for perjury in connection with their testimony at senate hearings in Jackson and Washington under 34-co-unt 22-pa- ge. chairman sub-commi- ttee Hoey, D., N. C. Clyde. R. :. ' WASHINGTON, July 21 (U.R $350,000 by promising them govSen. Karl E.lMundt, R, S. said ernment business or leases on Saturday that the bizarre confi "surplus"' federal buildings when dence game operations of government agencies went "un Samuel D. Mason may be derground to escape atomic I only one of many "swindle schemes" fleecing people; all over Mundt, a member of the comthe country. v 4 : v said that "if Mason could The senate's permanent investi mittee, think up ; a scheme like! that, I gating committee revealed during tnink others must have, too. two days of that Masonl "This may be only one link in naa taken fivehearings victims for almost a whole series of swindle schemes peg-legg- ed , s." . I 1 playing upon . the i stupidity and naivete of some people about' their government," he said1. The committee turned over its records to the justice department and the bureau of internal revenue for action. Mason admitted that, he had not filed an income' tax return since "before 1929." 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