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Show .Si,- TEMPERATURES Rait tLaka Of den . . - j . .1 4i ta Butt . 4 . Z- 41 2 Yellowitona 2 15 Denver . . . 42 471 Chicaco . . . 55 SO Duluth . . . 33 Washington 45 41 Lagan . . . SU Oors St1 Vefai 7 PhMnli Loi Angeles 55 S an ff ran. J! S4 New 45 Miami York i to a considerable extent with occasional - snow flurries today. and eolder tonight. ClearingPartly cloudy tomorrow, lligto Low tonight both days, i 3 -l as 2t 31 47 43 57 41 74 57 32-3- 4. 16-1- 8. YEAR, NO. 164 SIXTY-FIFT- H Legislative Group Work Wins Praise r PROVO, , 1 X : v " s' "' -- ' LV UTAH UTAH, COUNTY, d Moy Be Miked jI . Interim Research Unit Submits Results, Of Two Years Activities Before Dff's Reached WASHINGTON, Jan. 19 (U.R) Adm. Forrest P. Sher man said today that military's manpower .goal 3,462,000 by probably will be hiked before it is reached. Sherman testified before the senate preparedness com mittee in support of the defense department's proposal to and extend the service period from 21 draft to 27 months. Other congressional developments: mid-summ- er United Press Staff Correspondent SALT LAKE CITY, Jan. 19 (U.R) Democratic and Repub- I lds lican legislators joined ranks today m generous approval of their interim research group the Utah legislative council. before a joint j'Utah legislature session of the Valentine Quits; Johnston Named Pay The defense department asked congress to grant extra pay of $100 a month for officers an $50 a month for enlisted men in combat duty in Korea. Servicemen already getting extra pay for air and submarine duty would not be eligible. China Congress is being asked to go on record supporting the u. s. attempt to get the United Nations to brand Communist China an aggressor in Korea.Veterans The senate labor committee will look into the ouster of Dr. Paul B. Magnuson as medical director of the veter ans administration. Magnuson said he was ousted because he ob jected to control of VA hospitals by bureaucrats instead of medical men. The comfnittee appointed a to conduct hearings. Near Miracle Sen. Lyndon B Johnson, D., Tex., congratulated the armed services for their un animity in support of the pending draft bill. He said it is "almost a miracle," adding: "unification is really working." Small Business The national production authority told the senate small business committee that the government in a day or so will ban use of nickel for making such things as shiny ashtrays and restrict its use to military and essential civilian production. The committee is looking for ways of protecting the small busi ness man in the scramble for scarce materials. FRIDAY, JANUARY 19, Cifud M c miniafeD'oin) Ch U.S. Formal Demand Due Satu rday "p w. BBBMSJBHBISJSSa'y"W Changes to be Made 5tMt-"- , ' D CENTS I FIVE PRICE 1951 i im si " - , ! iSitl In Resolution Agreed f((.' this morning, to present their biennial report. 4 III. On by Sponsor Nations Council president. Sen. Alonzo F. Hopkin, D., Croydon, presided. URGES 30 MONTHS DRAFT in reviewing the organization's Selective Service Director LewBy BRUCE W. MUNN WASHINGTON, Jan. 19 (U.R) work during the past four years is B. Press Staff Correspondent 1 United Hershey (above), testifyit was activated by the 1947 Alan Valentine quit today as LAKE SUCCESS, N. Y., legislature Hopkin pointed out ing before Senate preparedness economic stabilization adminisAf Jan. 19 (U.R) The United 4kt mai tu siaica now nave sucni or- - committee, urged the drafting trator and President Truman imStates decided today to post and increasing ganizations to review state prob- of lems and gather facts for presen- period of service to 30 months. mediately selected Eric Johnston, pone for at least another day tation to legislatures. president of the motion picture a formal demand that the association, as his successor. United Nations condemn Lloyd Complimented Valentine wrote the president Communist China as an ag"Our council is particularly valu that he was quitting because of able because it keeps the legisla- gressor. differences of opinion as to how A U. S. spokesman said dele ture in touch with the executive and when over-a- ll price and and judicial branches during the gation leaders, in consultation with prospective sponsors, had wage controls should be put into eir years," said Hopkin. Curious Korean children gather at their devastated railroad station to ROLLING FORWARD Former Senator Ward C. Hoi agreed to make changes in the watch effect. with equipment for United Nations forces roll toward the front lines. Increasloaded train resolution brook of Davis county, praised before is it presented Charles E. Wilson, director of to the general assembly's main ing Communist moves were reported on both f la nks of the Allied defense lines across South Korea; tne work pi the council director, defense he said mobilization, Lewis H. Lloyd. He said Lloyd By UNITED PRESS political committee. These and his staff probably have saved thought Johnston's appointment changes, he said, made it necesThe heaviest snowstorm of would mean a speed-u- p tne state millions of dollars. sary for the potential sponsors to in what consult their home governments. Gov. J. Bracken Lee's tax re Utah's comparatively mild winter vision bills gained three Republi- moved into southern Utah today he called the "process of deterMain Points Unaffected can sponsors and two Democrats, after depositing six to eight mination" of the form price and 4 was understood, It over the flakes new rinches of however, controls will to take. wage formal Introduction of prior that the did not affect changes the bills today in the senate. Sen. northern half of the state. Wilson told reporters that no materially the main points of the It was just beginning to show decision had been made whether Elias L. Day, R., Salt Lake, head measure, which would brand Red ed tne list. heavily in Delta and Cedar City to start controls on an China an aggressor, demand that Council recommendations in at 9:30 a. m., while skies in the it get its troops out of Korea, ask WASHINGTON, Jan. 19 (U.R) basis or apply them selecelude such proposals as a gas tax northern part of Utah were clear and out of Wonju during the last the UN to decide what military The air force will have 68 groups By EARNEST HOBERECHT flurries. tively. It has been widely reportincrease, revision in many of the ing except for occasionaltomorrow Staff Press United Correspondent two days decided, Thursday t0 can be 1 taken over-a84 steps the ll and ed that on active duty by July against controls would be state s motor vehicle registration Only snow forecast for TOKYO, (Saturday,' Jan. 20 spend a night in the flattened city Peking government, and call on by next January in its expansion (U.R) and taxation laws and bills deal- is far eastern Utah, where heavy applied soon. An American tank column for all governments to refrain from drive to 100 groups. flurries are expected. TemperaThe selection of Johnston was the first time in 12 days. i ing with education. a and company of white-cla- d to the Chinese Communists. A be will tures of Air John colder; aiding generally announced by Press Secretary Undersecretary Both houses put In a routine burnedThey were unmolested by bandi The delay in introducing the McCone described the expansion infantrymen reoccupied Joseph Short at the White House. day yesterday, devoting much of night and tomorrow. Korea out Frl in of Reds roaming .the surxounding j central Wonju "aggressor" resolution camejj iUOe lablejastnight in an inter their time to introduction of bills Southern Idaho got a good Wilson, Johnston and John R. a reported ridges. Early Friday afternoon ' that view with United Press aviation day in the wake of withdrawal reports from London said and getting the measures started chunk of the storm, too, and more Steelman, assistanfto"Mr. Tru Britain, which for two years has writer Charles W. Corddry on the Chinese Communist on their way through committees. snow is forecast in that area dur man, also were present. patrol was reinforced by th I Chinese Nationalist reports said the taken the lead In trying to estab- American Broadcasting company's Wilson conceded under quesj U. S. armored column. ing the next two days. the Chinese Communist 3rd field lish good relations with Peking, program, time for defense. Veterans Bill Passed tions by newsmen that Valentine five-da- y lull The withmen had of throughout:; 100,000 Closed In addition to these goals, Mc army Canyon might withdraw her diplomatic and Michael DiSalle, the price The senate passed one law, alCone said the air force is "going drawn back into-l Manchuria to the Korean front continued, with'; from Mao recognition disin had been administrator, traffic slowed The casualties no major fighting reported from! storm to have the industrial base which recover from lowing the state department of Communist government. But Wilson, the over- By UNITED PRESS veterans affairs to operate until throughout Utah and southern agreement. us to again double the inflicted by the U. S. 10th corps any quarter. allow will to This indicate that appeared econboss all of the emergency The Utah highway patrol Utah's congressional delegation the British might become one of size of our air force should we be in the battle of the Hungnam the end of the present biennium Idaho. at 10 a. m. said that Spanish Fork omic program, did not want to beachhead. was urged by the Utah the six to a dozen sponsors ex- required to do so." 3rd Army Withdrawn July 1. The department was canyon today between Provo and Price elaborate. It has been known, In their withdrawal the Reds The air force announced yester granted operating expenses until was to U. S. to in the the Retail association re Grocers join pected Valentine a that blizzard. closed however, recently by Reoccupation of Wonju thrust that date, then ordered to close U. S.reported that nearly all its organized abandaned Wonju after suffering a plan by DiSalle to sort to food rationing only if condemnation demand, although day Highway 30 between Malta over-rule- d losses there men severe more a new reserves even United Nations salient deep about 150,000 up shop. British the Sir delegate. and Burley in southern Idaho invoke general controls. shortages appear and to keep Jebb, was careful not toGladwyn eight-da- y March an mobilized between be will under by pounding Enabling legislation authorizing was fluid Communist lines the into commit also closed. Other routes were controls as simple as possible if his government when he spoke 1 and May 15. American planes and guns. fire protection districts, if desired on the front. UN troops central and chains but dangerous The callup will affect 33 re American patrols moving in by an. area, passed the second open to the political committee yes they do become necessary. of ice the because advised .and abandoned entire area last the 1Z serve national in calendar the house and snow. air wings reading Association president Drew terday. an undisclosed 21 reserve wings and the senate. Monday, moving guard wings to seemed France certain join Numerous minor traffic acci Jacobsen said, letters outlining a of the air shorten and to distance "major south plus part" of if the list sponsors and, Britain forces 60,000 volunteer reserves dents were reported but by the groups' point of view were came lines. their a straighten would it none of a serious nature along, present sent to Sens. Arthur V. Watkins solid front of the western and 20,000 volunteer reBut military sources said large had occurred. Salt Lake City's Big serve about and Wallace F. Bennett and to Three officers. 19 (U.R): Jan. DENVER, Air forces still were in lead Communist downtown-bdunthe d against taking early morning Reva Beck and Bosone force and civil air patrol planes Reps. the mountain in Korea Communist ranges around traffic was snarled badly. One: bus searched frigid aggression 19 (U.R) K. Walter The SALT. LAKE CITY, Jan. letter Gr&nger. A Chinese Communist; Rocky that ordinarily requires 30 min Mountains the snow-sweWonju. the Utah's air national guard today for a plane bear- urged that beif controlsonareallneeded utes to make its run from the cast regiment was sighted in the 191st fighter squadron and the costs, they placed Chuak mountains southeast of bench residential district was one ing five persons lost on a flight that --been to raw from materials 191st has station weather through and a North Korean regihour and 40 minutes getting between here and Cody, Wyo. WASHINGTON, Jan. 19 (U.R) Wonju alerted for active federal duty. Authorities "feared the; worst" the finished product, including ment seen in the was downtown. labor costs. .and their The defense department asked mountains due south of thePaegun had squadrons befallen Fighter the cross- -: er Airlines net schedules (U.R) reported SANDY, Utah, Jan. 19 Beechcraft plane. They said a The association approved the Kidnap-Murdauxiliary weather stations were congress today to provide extra roads city. The death of an ting through', despite icing condi detailed of but in also alerted system rationing Wyoming, Idaho, search would be made point Chinese Nationalist sources said; Sandy farmer yesterday who was tions. Nevada and Montana. The call pay for Korean combat of $100 over the Medicine Bow Moun- asked that point values be Of13-Year-O- ld officials hailed the Municipal a a month for officers and $50 a the crack Chinese Communist 3rd hatibn-wldin not more e once was than fatally injured sum of the every changed part tains its where the plane reported badly needed army was withdrawn to Mantnishap brought the 1951 traffic storm as bringing mons by the air force. three months. Jacobsen charged month for enlisted men. to watersheds. Farm position last. Ground patties also that to re--: churia at least all under to retailers The will units be called Utah fatality toll in Utah to 19, more precipitation OPA, The combat pay would be organize altertemporarily CRETE, 111., Jan. 19 0J.E) Two in Central and Southern Utah were sent into the area. than three times greater than the ers 1 as being were He "chiselers." at their pres regarded badly The plane, piloted by Ralph men were suspected today as the active duty April in--; retroactive to last June 27 when mauled by U. S. marines and 1950 toll during the same period. also need the moisture badly. 32, Cody, was owned by added that the overwhelming murderers who kidnaped little ent training station at the Salt Meyers, las in Korea northeast in fantrymen the At this time last year, six deaths Americans or to do "want retailers Lake fight joined majority airport. millionaire Wyoming oil man J Billy Rodenberg, 13, strangled month, were attributed to highway misthe right thing." Korea. Paul Stock, also of Cody. him after 36 houcs of captivity, If the left the withdrawal true, haps. The CAA said that because the and then dumped his body into a Fliers, paratroopers and sub- Reds with some 300,000 or mor The victim was Andrew 6. failed to file a flight plan, car. ditch from their pilot marines would not be eligible be- Chinese and North Koreans fac; 11 Nelson, who was killed almost ina complete passenger list was not "There are so many strange cause stantly when he was struck by a they already receive extra ing , United Nations forces be available. Denver investment lieved of only slightly less; angles to this case that it recar driven by a Jordan high for "hazardous a William banker duty." pay Snowdjen, minds me of the slaying of Bobby Mel-vl- n school student SAN DIEGO, Calif., Jan. 19 (UP) friend of Stock, identified two strength. sent the officials Defense pro Franks by Leopold and Loeb," TOKYO, John Thomson. Witnesses said Butcher Billy Cook today siined of the passengers as Mrs. Mabel Jan. 20 0J.R) posed legislation to congress with Saturday, Blood said. Willard Coroner a southbound car narrowly miss- papers that cleared him for; re- Overly, Stock's force spokesman said to- these cost estimates: pri KERMIT, W4 Va., Jan. 19 (U.R) Billy's body was found last night. An air ed striking the man and Thomson moval to Oklahoma to face trial vate secretary, and Don K. Wea that day increasing numbers of About $800,000 per month for workers digging through Sheriff Charles Overbey order told officers he couldn't swerve for the kidnap-slayin- g of a family ver, 52, production manager for Rescue tanks have been sighted each army division in combat. enemy tons area of have in the this recovered all blocked rubble ed roads in time to avoid striking him. of five. the Wilshire Oil company of Los bodies of 11 miners killed in an r30 miles south of Chicago. He among a buildup of Communist About $1,171,000 per month for Cena war strength marine corps of area Deputy U. S. marshals imme Angeles. in forces the Wonju s in a mine killers apparently tral Korea. pronounced said Billy diately took over Cook's custody The other two men were with explosion division, including attached navy state 1700 persafe and federal of town in were still inspecthis by and planned to drive him to Los Weaver on a business trip to tors last week. Front reports said three North personnel. sons or in the vicinity. SYRACUSE. N. Y-- . Jan. 19 (U.R) In a transmittal letter to House Prof. Korean divisions have been mass Angeles where they will put him Cody. men The trapped-thwas he said explosion Paul Appleby, dean of the; following ed in the Overbey on a train for Oklahoma City. area east and southeast Speaker Sam Rayburn, D., Tex., Maxwell 4000 feet back from the mouth of three possible leads: School of Citizenship at Marx of Defense the where airmen Assistant They expected to arrive in ;Los Secretary Wonju sight the small pit yesterday. Rescue 1. A report by a Crete father. university, today denieds ' Syracuse was combat ed the tanks. said the Leva Angeles early this afternoon, i pay crews had to dig through 300 feet whose name was withheld, that a report that he was "heading a. Cook to the"; re as inducement are "an the North Korean 2nd proposed of debris to reach the victims. Two two men in an automobile acvoluntarily signed They movement among college profes WASHINGTON, Jan. 19 (U.R) moval order in federal court "be other men escaped the falling costed his son Tuesday shortly and 9th divisions, reformed since undertake and continue special sors for the John L. Lewis and the nation's fore retention of Dean Paul McCormick. J. to on the duties." Judge rock were the chopped but being pieces soft , coal operators Thursday The before Billy disappeared. injured by as secretary of state. ;i. Acheson Cook was in Koextra be for the To and the North placed heavy leg eligible river, blast, one critically. father said his son ran away when Naktong signed a new agreement giving irons for his drive Appelby, former; assistant di rean 31st division, a new unit. through a light iT.OMnnW .Tan 10 niPLA now pay, a serviceman would have to rector miners a 20 cents an hour pay to men enter him their the asked of the federal budget bu rain to Los Angeles of war said the 31st have at least six days of combat boost and assuring the defense ef- him of influenza moved north- - PAGEANT DIRECTOR DIES car. The boy had never seen the A prisoner however, that such; reau, indicated, Tom were were a (U.R) man LOS 19 was If Marshall division month. to Jan. .the in under orders ANGELES, Deputy fort uninterrupted coal producpush duty ward into Europe from Sardinia men before, he said. a movement "might be in the, well-knoLt. Sheriff T. of " six Waldo Laland the less McFhie Sobaek than Keefe, with mountain killed tion for 15 months. days Tupper, 68, 2. Kenneth Scholz, 17, who said through today. f and guard Sam Topher. next making." to his showman and pageant director, he saw anchor of combat however, ranges Taegu, duty, officials point International health Ful-from L Billy's body dumped report, broadcast by u. s. Attorney Robert E. Shel- - said the new outbreak was of died apparently of a heart attack a car last the 8th army's old Pusan peri- of kin would receive the extra tonThe near his home, meter Lewis Jr., last night, said Ap;. night ton predicted in Oklahoma City it the month. Angeles-bouna Los d line. aboard that for combat B pay. virus type, milder than the yesterday may be asked to take a lie test pelby was the "prime mover of a; would take "about a week" to virus A epidemic passenger train. which killed on his said there story. Overbey petition being circulated among? d badman under hundreds in try the agent and traf- were "several points that don't Believed Murdered past few weeks. ficHe was general the nation's college professors for Twenty-seve- n men go in the Lindbergh law for kidnaping The officials thedoubted of the Ringling satisfy me." director that the the retention of Acheson as sec- January draft from Provo, and murdering the Carl Mosser virus B type could cause wide- Brothers, Barnum and Bailey 3. A report by gas station at north Utah county. Page S. retary of, state." circus. iamny or Atwood, 111. tendant Charles Anderson of spread epidemics. Lewis said the petition was be Pickets halt one Thermoid sent to college and university nearby Chicago Heights that he ing track. Second one gets sold gas Tuesday evening to five of political science, departments Aim-' or six youths who appeared to be 10 through. Pare 2. social science and history. t Pares holding a younger boy prisoner. AoDelby said "the announce was made prematurely' and Central Utah News Overbey also planned to ques 2, 3, 4 WASHINGTON, Jan. 19 (U.R Taft told reporters that con- It was learned that some of the tion ON THE EAST CENTRAL and two bodies showed signs of ment at children teachers and he was 'not the prime mov added 'The administration was deter law the nation's top military leaders re- Billy's school to determine wheth FRONT IN KOREA. Jan. 20 severe Deaths ' about the head. er of the petition." He indicated; beatings mined todai to fight any limit- - gress should write into ', (U.R) The frozen such a petition might be. 3 tion of American troops in Eu- - number of troops or divisions cently told the senate armed er the boy had quarreled with (Saturday) News Briefs bodies of nine American soldiers The bodies were found by an however, or the of committee Mr. six whether services commit which that Truman could anyone circulated. any indSsources nd reliable on the China Statlstics saw him on Wednesday and one South Korean were American patrol ' SirPe. Z V." '. ii icated July- - 952' is the rget date to Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower's American divisions will be sent children found in snow covered mountains front. or Thursday. to Europe. new Atlantic pact army. Finrerprints Don't Lie' 2, Sec. 2for having 510 divisions there. a Is H END a TO "I would say it YUGOSLAVIA division surgeon definitely Scholz said he saw Billy's body yesterday and The demand for a "definite" Taft also suggested that conIt appeared that the six divis5' limitation Sports . all case of a war atrocity," Newsom STATE OF WAR was made by Sen. gress settle on the "ratio" ;of ions would be in addition to three thrown into the ditch from a 1946 said there was every evidencemursaid! f Women's Features 12, IS (Robert A. Taft. But Democrats American troops to the number already there, and one to be blue Plymouth sedan on the south but one of them had been were killed with a FRANKFURT. Germany. Jan.! men The dered. 10:30 town of last outskirts about Europe-bounSources d 6 said the Ohio Republican's Editorial in Atlantic the the field shortly. put by Tanjug, fthe officials Lt. Col. S. J. Newsom, 44, San Russian "burp" gun, a small 19 (U.R) said that with a 10-- di vision U. S. night. ejposal would tie Pres. Trumart's partners, perhaps on the news agency, announc- one caliher said of the Yugoslav submachinegun. The to Calif., fam Diego, had . his make quick action in an gone basis already advanced in the army in Western Europe by July; youth ..hands, has de- z ed ' ' that Yugoslavia evidence sec" was "There to today died have they Americans every to ' turn off the lights appeared . ) 1952, it was hoped that the whole ily's garage emergency im possible, and would senate. war with? of state to Newend its cided were close range,,, 2 at shot a had Sec. The others Classified of battle wound. 2, 3, be unconstitutional in the first The administration's plans may pact army then would embrace when he said he heard the car ! ;.s Austria. som said. in he been shot the 30 about 10 place, said, head, Bob Conaldine feet be somewhat near that, anyway. 79 divisions. away. up pull :;vf Economic Boss -- ni - 1 N i CLOUDINESS SI Portland 4 Storm Leaves Heavy Fall Of Snow Here! sub-gro- across-the-boa- rd ur r 9 up Air Force Aim WoDDjju ReoccupDed 84 Groups Ameo"koini Forces By January y52 y j Utah Grocers Submit Views On Controls Tze-Tun- g's 10-to- ! mid-morni- ng Sandy Oldster Struck, Killed By Automobile Plane, 5 Aboard Reported Missing Extra Pay For Korean Combat Asked pt; 2 Suspected In twin-engin- ed 0 car-pedestr- ian Cook Set For Oklahoma Trip Tank Buildup Bodies of Miners Found old Noted In Korea Educator Denies New Soft Coal Pact Signed Report by Lewis ' e Influenza Wave Moves Northward. , P'Jfjwave wn . 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