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Show 12 Wednesday, Dec 24. 1947 DAILY HERALD House i Investigators to .Call Army oriX.arpet For Campaign Favoring;Universql Training;: BY FRANK ELEAZER C . -United Press Staff Correspondent WASHINGTON, Dec. 24 OR I 5 House propaganda- Investigators will call the army -on "the carpet again next month for its publicity campaign in behalf of universal , '. military training, it was revealed ; today. . ' ' " 'r JRen. Forest A. Harness. R.. InL, ' chairman of -a house subcommit- & tee set up to investigate pro pa : ganda in federal agencies, - said v the group will begin public hear-tings hear-tings shortly after congress reconvenes re-convenes Jan. 6. After an earlier investigation. ; the subcommittee charged, that . the army, in its campaign for uni- versal training had violated a prohibition against use of federal funds to influence legislation. The charges were referred to the FBI Despite the fact FBI agents now are Investigating, Harness Har-ness said, the army has "definitely "defi-nitely not' halted lta pob- Bowles Says 3rd Party Movement May Help Demos ESSEX, Conn., Dec. 24 (11. A third party movement supporting Henry A. Wallace for president may actually help the Democratic party, former OPA chief Chester Bowles predicted today. This . is no time for liberal Democrats 'to get worried about third parties, Bowles said, referring re-ferring to the endorsement of Wallace by the progressive citizens citi-zens of America. "Unless the Democratic party falls flat on its face the issues of 1948 will be clear fighting issues which will serve to rally liberals everywhere," be said. llclty; He. said officials freely i admit the, activity bot de-; . fend it en the gronnd : they " . are acting. In support ef a-f " tional defense. ;: - j, - r . ' ."I . am getting literally hundreds hun-dreds of -letters at least 100 day complaining about this activity," ac-tivity," Harness told a reporter, i MI am not concerned . with the Geneva Appoints New Chief of Columbia Mine , The retirement of E. S. O'Con- nor, superintendent of Geneva Steel company's Columbia Mine, Columbia, Utah on Dec. 31, 1947, was announced today by R. G. Glass, vice president and manager man-ager of operations At the same time, It was announced that F. V. Hicks, superintendent of Geneva's Geneva Coal Mine in Horse Can yon, Utah, has been appointed general superintendent of. mines, effective Jan. 1. 1948. As general superintendent of mines for Geneva Steel company, Mr. Hicks will have jurisdiction over the mining operations of the Geneva and Columbia coal mines and the Columbia Iron Mining company. Mr. Hicks lives with his family at Dragerton, Utah. Criticized merit V of the legislation itself," he went on. "But I am concerned with the fact that it is unlawful for any agency to spend the tax payers' money to make up tne peonie s mind." V; Harness said that as a result ol the earlier hearings the army laid off two civilians it had hired to travel and make speeches in favor of universal training. But he said activity "just as bad" now is carried car-ried on by army personnel. : Two enlisted men from the army's experimental universal training center at Fort Knox, Ky.. have been detailed to travel at public expense, he said. The army explains, he said, that they speak only upon local invitation. "The army has set np In almost every county advisory committees of civilians, who . organise meetings and carry .-a publicity work In behalf of nnlversal military training, Harness said. "The army still Is sending out tremendous quantities, of literature litera-ture at public expense, in support sup-port of UMT. As far as I'm concerned, con-cerned, that's propaganda or at least improper use of federal money." - The subcommittee's investigators investigat-ors currently are at work on charges of ."misconduct and corruption" cor-ruption" by officials of the. public housing ; administration in California, Cali-fornia, Next on the list. Harness said, .are the federal power commission com-mission and the reclamation bureau bu-reau of the interior department. i 'V v:.' ' f Prison Inmates . Plan Christmas V ' Entertainments "1 ; SALT LAK ECITY, Dec. 24 (U.R) Convicts behind the - bulging wall of Utah's old 'state : prison in Salt , Lake ; City are going to have . a. Merry Christmas as merry. as possible under the circumstances.. cir-cumstances.. . . - Warden John Harris said that inmates have been practicing for weks for a special entertainment , program that will be presented at 10 a. m. Thursday. Gov. Herbert B. "Maw and many cither officials have been Invited.' .' fc Christmas day dinner , at the prison will feature chicken raised 'on the farm. " , j. . . ' tlEA TeUphot O.I Ambassador to Italy James C 'Dunn atoveV was target ot charges at Rome oy Communist leader Palmirc Togliattt. who accused ac-cused turn ot exceeding bis outles and of organizing an antl-Com- munlst front. LAST" OF TROOPS . . , 'S. HOME FROM ITALY -. 1 . - - CAMP KILMER, N.. J., Dec. 24 (U.R The last r 1,450 r. American troops to be stationed in Italy were being -processed rapidly today- so they can be home by Christmas. The officers ana men arrived In New York yesterday aboard , the transport Admiral William S. Sims. ' v Maf. Gen. Lawrence C Haynes, last U. S. commanding general In the Mediterranean theater Of op-erationsj op-erationsj arrived with, the detachment. detach-ment. , SANTA KEPT BUSY NEW LONDON, Conn., Dec. 24 U.R The Southern New 'England Telephone company hired 10 deep-voiced men to answer Santa Clause phone calls from chndrenJ oui wnen ouu caus swampea tne switchboards, women operators mrm that fiflnta H7 tM m...t J lAAinn, UCK. IU.n inree Utah State Man Heads Trainees J returned home from Washington today after a meeting of the national na-tional conference of veteran trainees train-ees which elected a Utah State man as president. -Named to head the conference was Richard Maughan of Logan. He was accompanied to Washing ton by Gordon Hawkins, president presi-dent 'of the Brigham Young university uni-versity student body, and Blaine F. Twltchell, student president at the University of Utah. MONTANAN DIES IN CALIFORNIA BUTTE, Mont., Dec. 24 (U.R) The body of Walter G. Hansen, 70-,- president of tLe Hansen! 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