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Show 7fe Weather. eraidUJour LOGAN, UTAH, THURSDAY, JUNG TTAH Mostly clear today, to nlgnt and Friday; slowly rising High temperature temperatures. 78-lodav and Friday near 98 In Dixie. 85-0- 5 CO, JO 10 Price: Five Cents. Lee Has No Comment On Edict Cache Valley Horse Show Opens Tonisht Court Rules Extension Veto Invalid Lions Queen Governor Declines To Give Opinion Or Future Intention Contest Additional Feature of Exposition Is BY CUFF MIIJ.F.R I nitl Press Staff The entertaining and exquisite Correspondent d SALT LAKE CITY, June 30 IU.I1 spectacle of fine horses, Gov. J. Bracken Lee today deand professionally directed, per clined to comment on the decision 'if forming in numerous events will 1919 handed down in Third District be presented tonight when the court late last night, declaring hij iCache Valley Horse Show opens at veto of Utah extension service the fairgrounds. funds Invalid. 'le annua exposition, sponsored M'Jll Serious Blow this year by Logan Lions club, will ' t ', v and v Y.g. Ogden John A. Hendrick continued 'be Saturday Judge ' Friday 'C ki decision dealt the Republican gov4 w- nights. Curtain time" is 8 oclock ' r AX I J are ernor a serious blow politically! each evening. Different Y"4t on while it gave Democratic Attorney parade each day, so therell be General Clinton Vernon a moral a new show every performance. Officials are, left to right: rnanager-traine,SHE LOOKS GOOD TO US!M some of the Cache James C. Wallentine. show divictory at least. L. D. Naisbitt, Lions club secretary; diet O. Horse Show officials seem to be saying, as they The governor's failure to comrector, announced today that the ment view one of the outstanding entries, My DeWheatley, general chairman; Wendell Fuhrlman, many political offientry list continues to grow. cials. It was believed the governor grounds chairman, and James C. Wallentine, light, owned by the L. B. Flint Stables of Lay-toLate entries are coming In at show director. The snow opens tonight, 8 p.m. would appeal the decision to tha Holding the mare is J. H. (Buck) Fields, a rapid pace, he said. At post supreme court immediately. time, we expect one of the fattest However, one of the governor! rosters in the history of the ex. attorneys, F. Henru Henroid, said hibit. this morning he rather doubted iC Two additional features are Inthe governor would take immed g cluded: a section which late action. . POISE . . . are Marleen Telford, right, was chosen teen-ag- e will be conducted Friday and SatThe decision held that the $400,-0Miss Teen-Ag- e characteristics of Lewistons queen. Her attendants are Geraldine Stevens, urday nights, and a show queen as a With a Logan City float Goddess of Liberty, vetoed by Lee is now available and her attendants, who will grace the Jaycee left, and Helen Lower, center. Judges selected contest, under direction of Lions to the extension service of tha in the celebration stellar attraction, this years Fourth of July parade will Boat them from a field of fourteen lovely girls. clubs in many Cache towns. parade Monday. Utah State Agricultural college for Claude Wennergren is in charge feature floats designed by the various wrards in commemorthe fiscal biennium starting tomorof and today it appear- ation of the LDS which 100 is School this row. Teen-Ag- e Sunday year ed that this event would provide WASHINGTON, June 30 (UJA years old. Judith Coplon was found guilty It followed a full day of testiconsiderable interest. Carroll Olsen of the Logan Lions Seen as the Goddess of Liberty today by a federal court Jury on mony and argument on a case To two counts of stealing government brought by the college to test the club announced that five organiz- on the Logan City float will be secrets and intending to pasa them validity of the veto. A blonde Ruth Bonnell. ations had entered queen candi pretty LEWISTON. Wearing the crown of Miss Teen-Ag- e, Thy decision came a a surprise. on to Russia. dates; more are expected. The graduate this year of Logan High Hendricks started reasons for Ehe faces a maximum penalty candidates will appear each, night school, Miss BonneU was active during Lewistons Fourth of July, celebration Monday will of 13 years In prison and $12,000 his decision almost before the last ROTC an as Her there before b winsome Marleen sponsor. arena into the Mr. of riding just Telford, daughter attorney completed his final argu- fine. A general advisory committee the formal show opens. In western folks are Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Bonand Mrs. Brigham Telford, Lewiston. rnent. The judge didnt give himMiss took the verdict 94 East Coplon South. Fourth nell, will or compete English habit, they In the beauty contest sponsored for the Logan City Planning and Parade Chairman E. S. Laurence without, any Immediate show of self time to consider last minute Commission, made up of for the honors, which will be arguments by either the defense os this week by Lewiston junior Zoning emotion. has announced will the that 74 men and women chosen to rep- awarded Saturday night. parade the plaintiffs before Issuing hit men was the She on form Main South eight facing chamber of commerce, the vivac- resent the widest possible variety Entered thus far are .Marie promptly at and four women jurors when the decision. Providence; - LaDean 9 a.m. Monday morning and begin ious blonde was chosen by Judges of professions and activities, was Thompson. Charges of Politics foreman, Andrew H. Norford, announced today by Guy N. Car-do- Hilly ard, Smlthfleld; Marzell marching promptly at 10 a.m. The of politics from a bevy of 14 beauties. Bated hi anCharges employe, will company start telephone South at First Lois procession of Anderson, chairman the Planning and Dowis, Hyrum, this morning.-Henroimany quarters the verdict. nounced Her attendants during this celeto and continue North Seventh RichTrenton, and Clea Hugie, Zoning commission. wanted to know why Her chin was high but her face with no counter marching. bration will be Geraldine Stevens, mond. Wide Representation from Utah county or from entered was the judges When she pale. be led Dr. will In The by parade 17, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mel The roster of the committee, General chairman of the show Is courtroom a few minutes earlier the Third District have been too Stevens, and Helen Lower, 1!) with categories of the respective Chet O. Wheatley; judge Is H. C. Wilford G. Hale, riding his beaushe had shown the first nervous busy to handle the case. Henroid Missouri; an- tiful chestnut stallion, Doctor's Reactivation of the Cache group, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. S. members, was listed by Mr. Cardon Bryant, Moberiy, ness that was apparent since the said this morning that Hendricks a Tennessee He walker. Orders," Dick and all cf Lewiston, nouncer, ringas follows: Lower, Wheatley, had formed his opinion before the Civil Air Patrol, with headquarters trial. start of her will use his silver mounted saddle The girls will appear in thej Curtis Miner, mayor; Glenn G. master, W. Loyal Hall. t the Hillcrest Air Park, was anI dont know whether 1 can take hearing started, and that a lot of valued at $1500. nounced today by Joseph C. Pyle, Fourth of July parade, in Lewiston! Nielsen, city commissioner; R. O. it or not, she told her lawyer, time was wasted by going to court. The complete line of march for for gracing the float sponsored by the Loosle, city commissioner; H. R. Archibald Palmer, as she took a Dr. Franklin S. Harris, president public relations representative the as released Chief by parade, of the college and first witness, Adams, county commissioner; El junibr chamber, according to in the courtroom. seat the unit. is as follows: Laurence, chairman Ray Robinson, county commissiontestified that Immediate action general widowed Her mother, recently Eighteen members have already of the Wheeler, Color guard, ROTC of the contest. His- - assistants are er; Myrle G. Hyer, county comIf the federal governwas needed in not was Rebecca Mrs. become affiliated with the local Coplon, L'SAC; DAV auxiliary, Mrs. Keith Blanche Marler, Wells Jackson missioner; Byron Snow, county rere- ment was to provide arrmatching the courtroom when the jury have two and CAP, ' planes . Lawlor leader; Logan Senior MISS RUTH BONNELL. who will turned its verdict. She was at her funds, corder; G. Frank Raymond, county-clerkived for the groups use. One and Helen Baer. diElden on band, Fourth the High Torbensen, Logan City The parade is scheduled to beappear down-tow- n hotel room, with her Hendricks provided Immediate more plane, along with several of Liberty float, of July celebration float as GodIts line of march at 10 a.m. service. He prodded and urged Lee Hancey, county treasurer; Playing on a rare Stradivari rector; Goddess Bertram. items of equipment son, for training' gin only Bonnell Goddess Ruth dess of Liberty. Logan city, numerous other ac-i- n Wesley Malmberg, county sheriff: instrument and a baliff each attorney to keep things movAs the and entered, all jury be received will ;nSar,e displajirrg the0f functioning, Liberty; Organization of the an amateur H. R. Pedersen, city auditor; F. said solemnly: ing and promised a speedy decision the future skill, sensitivity, and versatility of first Sunday School in Utah, North because of the urgency of the a will rise." defendant The P. Champ, banker; Norman D. the true artist, James Barrett, Civil Air Patrol member, meet H.!0 F nl..r?e and L0gan. Hasie to the Sunday dance. a in (Continued on Page 8) The simple (Continued on Page 5) green girl sch Monday, 8 p.m., at Hillcrest tiny violinist, last night brought great School, 5th ward. Teen-Ag- e Miss in the stood and dress up person Air sports plaid Park, and we invite more re- of Marleen Telford is 100 years of Sunday School, 9th pleasure and satisfaction to a large a senior faced the jury some 20 feet away. mits, Mr. Pyle explained. Air student audience in the Fourth ward chap ward; Sunday scdiool float, 14th DEFENSE at North Cache Court Clerk Faul A. Roser then high iorce el. The concert was the third in ward; Sunday school reservists are especially school next float, 3rd had is especially if She foreman year. asked the they wught. the Summer Festival Series being waid; Sunday school float,' 7th Anyone with a skill or interested in art and dramatics, arrived at a verdict. RESTS mde can become affiliated with the USAC summer ward; four standard works of the by sponsored and has been a member of the Victory We have," Norford replied. - A P. There are two groups school. 30 (U.B Russian June 16th South ward: BERLIN, Cache church, NEW YORK, June 30 (C.?J A1- school What say you, ladies and genplay cast. se seniors, or those with Mr. Barrett is one of the four hign school band; National Guard pilots Her first attendant. Miss Stevens MOSCOW, June 30, blockade the trunk high tlemen of the jury, as to count ger Hiss defense against a perguards wise, and the junior group, brought to Logan in charge of Joe E. between Berlin and west Ger- one? jury charge was rested in federal hose without a license. graduated from North Cache last Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky this summer to participate in the Whitesides; to the In- way Preaching count court today.. was Western the That said the powthat espionage today festivaUHe has just accepted dians, 10th ward; Indian chief, many for 12 hours today, stopping Men and women will have op- spring, where she was active in When court reconvened after a On Page Four) ers have abandoned their firm music (Continued vocal . a carried circles, in having violins first 200 food with Inbound at the trucks 6th ward. portunity to go right into flying luncheon recess, Defense Attorney toward Russia because the theposition in role policy Miss the Lower is a opera. hav after Cleveland Symphony they have an active license. Or Squaw and papoose, 13th ward; checkpoint just outside the city. Lloyd Paul .Stryker said: The destudent at Utah State Agricultural Marshall Plan has failed. !hey can take the ing served for a number of years Pioneer man and woman, Young The government rests. necessary train-o- g college, where she enrolled fense resnew for claimed He a The announced Soviets total victory follow to reactivate their as Assistant Concertmaster of the ward; Spinning wheel, 2nd ward; rebuttal witneslicense, and summoned then recent in Four Russia the Big on from trictions traffic. North Cache. graduation They Othello Hickman, general agent ses. ,1en continue with highway Detroit Symphony. Hand cart, College ward; Peter their flying. ingThe in conference ministers contestants were judged on foreign Anyone interested in joining the Sharing honors with Mr. Barrett Maughan float, 18th ward; Utahs apparently were aimed at keeping of the Pacific National Life InsurThe end of the defense's case Cvil Air poise and per- Paris in a statement published in in last nights concert was Johana best crop, Mention; Sego lily, 1st Germans from ance Patrol may contact Geo. the basis of beauty, their all Co., has moved into new of- - came after the court had ruled proselling official Pravda the newspapers sonality. Judges were Max- BrunHarris, who gave a performance ward; Bee Hive, Hyde Park; Sun duce in the better paying markets fices in the Arimo Building, and ou the testimony of a prominent (Continued on Page 8) son, Logan photographer; Prof. and Izvestia. that was superb and thrilling in flower, 11th ward; Petunia, Logan of west Berlin. will serve his Cache valley clients psychiatrist concerning the mental Eveiett Thorpe of the college art 'rhe Program consisted flower, 17th ward. evel"5' from those headquarters, it was state 0f Whittaker Chambers, of had line trucks After a state n long 0( COURT and department portemple, 15th ward; Lo- backed up along the Helmstedt announced today. Hiss chief accuser. ,s removed"piano, varied in style and mood ganLogan trait painter, and Dale'Steed, man- Getvge Junior high band; Betsy Ross as the oldest agent Stryker put a dramatic hypoRecognized relented Russians the of his the from because highway, of pest Caval Engraving Company, ager and harmonic structure and giving and the first flag, 12th ward; and allowed them to enter Berlin in the company, from point of thetical question to Dr. Carl Bin-ge- r, failure of the Marshall Plan. Logan. (Continued on Page 5) service, Mr. Hickman joined Pathis afternoon. psychiatrist of the Cornell 2. It will be necessary in the the two artists perfect opportunity CHICAGO, June 30 (UR as well show to In 1929. His agency medical school, who had observed Ruth dazzling cific technique National a followed of The heart future to make "certain mutual as sensitive change of the scores. Chambers during his five days on phagen, 19, received a court IDAHOS RECORD on concessions protest by U. S. occupation auth- has $3 million in force. the Potsdam In sonatas reading Is uring, was indicted and adjudg-- a as those such Mr. and Mrs. Hickman recently the stand. enjoyed Rusthe that orities. concesas mutual charged They agreement just insane with unprecedented 1 conven(Continued on Page 8) returned from a three-da- y The sions were necessary to hold the CHICAGO, June 30 (UP) It took Stryker 45 minutes to sian move violated a speed today for her attempt Park aread the questiun. It was a National at tion Glacier of the removal the for National Council is agreement Pat conference. Safety reported A hill baseball star Eddie Wait-MJ- s summary of blockade. The agreement was bol- trip achieved through life insur-jtaie- d today that Idaho led the list of 3. Russia withdrew its support Lewis June 14. Coa! Before ance at returning; including sordid epi accord Four a testimony, stered production. states Big in by of to Austrian traffic Yugoslav claims reporting decreases Proceedings In which Wait-J- s deaths for the first five months Carintha and Austrian reparations Paris giving the western powers home, they went through the LDSj sodes in the former spy couriers Final elections of Girls State free access to Berlin. testified against her, took temple at Cardston, Alberta, Can-- j early life. 'J one hour and a half and she of this year compared with the because it learned that the Yugo officers for 1949 are being conBack the ada, and visited Hotel Banff and; At the end of the recital, Stry-La- ke American officials said same period of 1948. The council Slavs began secret s negotiations ducted this afternoon at USAC. expected to be transferred in the Canadian ker's question terminated with the Louise called for a return to om the Idahos death toll was 56 per behind the back of the Soviet WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, Mayors of the various towns have agreement to the state said county in effect before Rockies. jail interrogation as to whether the the regulations cent this issue on below of Britain Union'. with months five the first ental John L. previously been chosen, and county March 1, 1948. when no special W. Va., Jur.e 30, (U.P sons serving! doctor could give an opinion as at Kankakee last have two hospital They two years ago. , w today. , year. Lewis today ordered all soft coal officials were named yesterday Russian pass was required. foreign missions for the church. to the mental condition of Chamwas taken before felony miners to return to work next afternoon. bers. Urt Candidates for governor" are Judge Matthew Martigan Assistant U. S. Attorney Thomas Tuesday at the end of their y a hearing on a warrant Lois to Blood, vacation. He directed them Logan, Federalist F. Murphy told the court that charges assault with intent to kill- - He worx three days a week until a party, and Mary Ada Gardner, St. Long-Rang- e even the reading of the question S. new wage agreement is negotiated. George, Nationalist party. 5ond at $30,000 and ordered was a grave injustice to the gov' ed to the grand jury. The to the The present soft coal wage conHe objected County officials elected yesterernment. ' it to be read in the tract expires at midnight tonight. day were as follows: Freedom allowing ; turned an indictment with-t- o judge 185 added that it Lewis came out of a conference county County commissioners. minues for assault with jurys presence and to commit murder, with operators producing more Marilyn Beasley, Bountiful; Bar-tha- n was not a fair of complete sumk, dates Attorney John Boyle, WASHINGTON, June 30 (UP Gibbons, Logan; Dorothy 300,000.000 tons of coal Written Into the bill is. a Taft that the bill mary of Chambers testimony. sonally directing the prosecu- The senate and handed copies of hisjWallin, Salt Lake City. County WASHINGTON, June 30 (U.P expressed onconfidence adscuttled amendment the nuaily the government giving today Presidents be the of the House pubiicwill assessor Dixie Ann Larsen, Hy- Wtih approval RAY STUDIES to criminal court ministrations labor bill and pass- power to use injunctions against order to reporters. te ,r,etu.rnet the indictment and a bill, administration forces within a few days. of ed Sen. Robert A. Tafts 1949 national emergency strikes PRINCETON, N. J., June 30 a Th order, addressed to all local rum. Auditor Isola Morrill, Trijury in the stalwarts Administration their claimed iri Congress en and six women. distoday y After model of the law. provision unacceptable to admin- unions In all bituminous districts, dell. County attorney Mary Dart, scare before gain- i UR) Princeton University it will send a Betty Lou first major victory for President House got a bad A that - n8 a behavior clinic report, closed The administrations riddled istration leaders and organized said that it is desirable that a' Price. County Clerk today powerful ing their victory. Truman's fair deal" program. Centerville. County to mako her insane. e iged Injunctions al- nevz agreement be negotiated repealer bill was saddled down labor. Democrat coali- team of scientists to sea e e The housing meas- blican-southern cosgirl bowed her head when with Taft amendments conditions of the least possible corder Jane Cahoon. Delta. Coun of the new studies mysterious which ready are provided for under the n a 5 last night, dif- tion came within Charlotte Fisher. ure, passed earth jury returned its verdict. Then made it a modified version of the the bombard y strain upon our membership, the ty sheriff mic that law. of rays out fers only slightly from the one votes of cutting the heart Bountiful. UP and walked out of existing law. The It also carries a new weapon industry and the public. from far out in space. The scien,u 1.E com- which swept through the Senate the legislation. with a woman bailiff escort- - senate shoved it three-da- y county County inof, week Democracy The aspect industries 51 to seize on a a on tists, armed with testing balloons authority through first House The approved, Murher. two months ago. delicate instruments, will Lewis order applied to all mines missioners, Janene Walker, to 42 vote. volved in such strikes. carrying a of vote proposal and teller D., Ky., aitkus, Philadelphia the west coast on a Phillies from The measure now goes to an Final passage of the bill came in the north, south and midwest ray; Vera Stevens, Logan; Reva Rep. Brent Spence, leave Ivans.. H. Edward R., Rees, work will by Rep. available made through tho ortseman, testified , before uncertain fate in the house. But after the senate adopted, 49 to 44, and to the pits operated by all steel Ann Reese, Brigham City. Assessor other congressmen who ship housing all for th public of the navy and th that the girl shot him President Truman is almost cer- elected last November on a west of the Mississippi river to, Marilyn Johnson, Orem. County out the differences between said from striking adminisbill. cooperation However, the Senate versions, tpe heart June 14 after office of naval research. tain to vpto it if it goes through the closed shop, mass companies. He ordered his miners auditor Rita Powers. Lehl. Coun- House and (Continued on Page 6) they anticipate no trouble. They) (Continued on Page 5) week. on Page 8) work five da vs (Continued on Pace Four) congress in its present form. well-train-- rs, A V . r. n. Parade Units Listed For tj Logan's July 4th Celebration Judith calf-ropin- Is Lewiston's "Miss calf-ropin- g, 00 Guilty! Share Celebration Honors Advisory Unit Listed ld Air Patrol Reactivated n, Cache Valley James Barreft Applauded For Violin Artistry La-Mo- nt - Russian Guards Again Cause West Some Grief . for Russia OJ.B--So- HISS CASE viet artist-teache- rs Ne w Offices FINDS 'Si M.S well-know- GIRL INSANE Logan Girl Candidate For State Position le-1- Orders Miners four-pow- -- to Jobs 10-da- Senate Kills Administration's House Passes U. Labor Bill; Approves Taft Version Housing Measure an-ba- ra - 228 To desk-housin- Taft-IIartle- Repu- Anti-strik- re-d- long-rang- n half-doze- 228-18- ,' Taft-Hartle- Taft-Hartl- 168-16- 5, |