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Show Stork Club Owner ..Puts Ban On Elliott Robsevelt Party i8 NEW YORK, Feb. Stork Club ban on Elliott Roose- velt and songstress Gigl Durston ended their plans Saturday for a glamorous engagement party at the famous night spot next Tues- -. the club's new private dining room, "When I sent out announce ments of the party to the preess, they denied that any such party ever had been aranged, Billingsley said. "So naturally I called the whole thing off and told them not to come back.' One, of Billingsley's assistants, Barbara Schick, said her boss was too modest to admit it, but he had planned to pay for the whole spread, from caviar to champagne. Lack of Gratitude "Elliott had been one- of : the club's best customers for' 15 years and Gigi sang' there for a year, so Mr. Billingsley thought it would be nice to pick up the check for the party," Miss Schick explained. She hinted that lack of gratitude would be one of the cardinal sins at the Stork Club from now OI.R) be- - Sen. Pat McCarran, D. Nev.t and-autocr- ; i - 1 ex-conv- ict i j i ' i ' J I j i. ; : . . non-reside- nts . ' post-debuta- ; SALT LAKE CITY, Feb. 18 (U.R) The western interstate cem- -i mittee on highway problems has adopted recommendations aimed at promoting uniformity of high-- ; way and traffic policies in the western states. The committee sponsored by the council of state rnvom ments met. in Salt Lake Fjridayj and Saturday. Among the proposals ' adopted were: That a reciDrocal clan nt porting serious highway viola- -i tions be established among the 11 western states. Each state would send records of convictions of anvmg ratner than mandatory to their home1 revocation of driver's licenses. states. Regulation of truck sizes and That states urse legislation weights, establishment of special recognizing limited access to courts and use of speed "traps" major state highways. by some 'communities was disThat highway - markings con- - cussed but not acted upon. - Finance Plan Accepted For Road Survey PITTSBURGH, Feb. 18 U.R) Assistant" district attorney, Richard F. Jones i stood speechless when the Jury ac- William. quitted Goodluck of burglary charges. Jones thought he had an airtight case. Qoodluck was was arrested fleeing from the scene , of the burglary. The clincher was a; silver dollar found In his pocket. The vie- timized storekeeper had re- - ' ported one stolen. Resigned to the verdict, po- form to one of the alternatives in the manual of traffic control devices of the American Association of Highway Officials. ' And, that probation systems be employed In the case of drunken : , - be f 'i . proposals for reorganization of government services to war vet erans promise "chaos not econ day. Sherman , the Billingsley, , omy." i of Stork's proprietor McCarran in a statement yes cafe society, put the plush rope terday attacked proposed transfer of veterans hosnital fmm it, up on the late President Roosevelt's second son and his fourth Veterans f administration and wife'-to-;. last night. transfer of VA insurance and home loan guarantee programs. "They are not welcome," said t Billingsley flatly, "The end result of these pro j Billingsley said he barred the transfers would be to create posed (couple after he had Swords" with a chaotic situation," he said. "The them over an engagement announcement party he had arrang- veterans, rather than dealing with one agency, sympathetic to his problems, would have to look to many agencies, none of whirh would have primary responsibili on.. ; "Up to now, Mr. Billingsley has ty for the veterans' welfare." barred guests only for table-ho- p ping and making nuisances of themselves," Miss scnicK saw. of bad "Now be have a new form f ''' behavior." (U.R) 18 SALT LAKE CITY, Feb. Miss Durston, a Utah's state, legislative council Roosevelt and. '.who took to, has turned down a 'proposal for in 1948 refused to comcrooning a deficit appropriation of $10,000 ment They also denied that they sought by the board of exam- were engaged, but friends said date iners to help finance a state high- they would set a wedding ' shortly. way survey. The council met yesterday heard progress reports on three. his bachelor. days. Even after he studies which are now under was kicked out of the New York way. The council was directed to social register, his name was still make the studies but was unable a welcome one ".on Billingsley r to ;meet the total cost with its guest register. Roosevelt's three wives, Elizaown appropriation. J Ruth Goggins, and beth After members had rejected actressDonner, Emerson, also were Faye to finan accept proposals private at the club. Miss familiar figures State Sen. for the cing project. got a "quickie" divorce Mark W. Gibson. D., Price, offered Emerson in Mexico, last Cuernavaca, the motion to seek a deficit ap Jan. 14. . Defendant Makes Fools Ou of Jury ! A ed in (U. r McCdrrah Opposes Uniformity In Hoover; Plan In Highway, Traffic y Vets to Regard Policies Souflht WASHINGTON, Feb. 18 - SUNDAY HERALD Sunday, February 19, 1950 1 lice returned some bills and the silver dollar confiscated after Goodluck's arrest. The defendant smiled, but flipped the silver dolar back. i ixo, manxs. irive it dsck to the storekeeper," ' he said walking away. "It's his." American. Ganadia h TrnnnQ A4aneMvers Large - By CHARLES CORDDRY .American combat team to cross United Press Aviation Writer the river at the beachhead won to follow up DONJEK RIVER. Y.T.. Feb. "!? Canadians n against the 2 Degyeea Below grees below zero cold. American troops fought Saturday for the; Ma neuve believed umpires first time against an "aggressoit" that most of Saturday's fighting J would-b- e entrenched in Alaska. concentrated near the 22-d- ti2 "" e-- ROME. Feb. 18 (U.R) Actress the United States and Canadian'1 Donjek. Ihgrid Bergman and her son left Villa . Marcher! ta troops e n g a g e d in Exerciser The temperature stood at 22 clinic Friday with Roberto the largest. Sub grees below zero as the Amerl-Arct- ic maneuvers ever heldi on eans made their opening move. It . Friends said they went to Miss this continent. 'was expected to drop to 35 to 40 The American 14th RegimenUl degrees below 'zero Bergman's apartment in the exat clusive Pariolo quarter of Rome. Combat Team struck across the At Northway, wherenight the i Rossellini registered the child Donjek riyet in an attack gressor" headquarters is located With Rome municipal authorities on the north flank of the "enemy"! it was 55 degrees below zero, as his son, Renato Roberto Giusto forces dug in on the far side, f The 10 day campaign to dis- Giuseppe Rossellini, Meanwhile, Canadians of the lodge the invaders will reach its although Miss Bergman still was married Princes Patricia light infantry icllmax Thursday in an attack on to Hollywood Surgeon Dr. Peter crossed the river to hit the enemy ,ithe North way headquarters, Lindstrom at the time of the front and establish a beachhead, spearheaded by a Canadian para- old Ros-selli- ni. ! -- ag-froz- birth. nte zD With Your Sch . - Colleague In U. S. Senate Lauds Thomas ' 'Pay; RllsigS O'NEILL Gives Every A Reason Interest " Royal Portable To Invest In a ROYAL PORTABLE i LOOK! , IT" j !i 4 -- J , HERE IS HISlPUN !. d I the; j TODAYf- SEE T! TRY IT! . . - THE NW GRAY MAGIC Her dc-scribin- e ; X i ki AND SEE InHfs Or Sen. Matthew W. Neeley, D., W Va., praised Utah's three Demo- cratic representatives in congress and urged that they be reelected. Neeley climaxed his talk by Sen. Elbert D. Thomas at one of the .ablest and. most bril-- ; liant men In the U. S. senate. Neeley said "I hope that the voters will renominate him unan- imously and reelect him by i SALT LAKE CITY, "Feb. 18 (U.R) huge majority and make the Attorneys for convicted mur- whole United States" your derer Eliseo J. Mares today con- debtori." tinued their ' long fight to- save Democratic state chairman Coloradan from Grant MacFarlane led the attack the a firing squad. on Lee's administration and con i The law firm of McCullough, centrated his attack on the gov Boyce and McCullough filed a ernor's vetoes of appropriations. brief yesterday with 3he supreme He charged that Lee is suffering CTjurt in support of their petition from a case of "audititus" and for a writ of habaes corpus. said that an audit at the end of The brief contended that Mares Democratic administration was held in violation 'of his con was made at a cost of $7,000 and stitutional rights when he was Bhowed everything in good con-- ! the benefit" of. counsel dition. . ' X- denied from the time, of his arrest Aug. 16 to. the time of his hearing before aNoiagistrate Aug. 28. DefenSvattorneys T also contended thavjthe court's admission of Mares' aftied confession as evidence was a Eolation of the xl constitution. ; Mares was convictedi and sentenced to death for the'tirst de gree murder ot Jacit uecwooa SALT LAKE CITY, KeD. IB SUllings June 24, 1946. -i,J(U.R) The UUh public service mimmission has amended a sup plemental order issued Jan. 3 that tightened up the natural gas freeze "order. The action taken Friday permits some 183 prospective ZZ' LEWISTON. Ida., Feb. 18 OJ.R) A mair passengMj plane wascommi8S.on Mid tht otherwlse uauvu (aiw a. vu ui the freeze lUUlJu. regulation remains eastern Washington Friday and v. searchers said that two Lewiston unchanged. as The order in men were found dead the gas service to 185amended "permits buildings which, ".wreckage. been assured of gas when the The light : plane carried Tom had freeze order wits issued Petersen, 26, and Ray C. Howard, original in March a year ago. The Jan. 3 ' to their deaths sometime order denied gas service to them 27, Wednesday evening. The wreck- - but they will now have until age was sighted late! yesterday Dec. 31, 1950, to finish construcby Stanley Hepler of Southwick, tion and obtain service. Ida. He landed at the Lewiston A hearing was held Feb. 6 on airport, . reported the crash, and a ; petition brought by Doxey-Laytflew back to the scene with Ivan Realty Co., F e d e r a 1 Gustin of Hillcrest Aircraft Co. Homes, Inc., askand 'Acme Hepler said in a brief radio ing that the order of Jan.Inc., 3 be set message that he had been able aside. to land about 100 yards irom the Commissioners said that the wrecked craft in the rugged, original freeze order did not conmountainous region about 20 tain any specific dates or which miles southwest of Lewiston. homes should be finished althe over all from northern Planes it was the commission's Idaho and eastern Washington though to include such a date. intent had been searching the area since The PSC said that the suppleWednesday for the missing plane. mental order' of Jan. 3 would do injury to those customers who n Ra i I . have not completed construction. rnuc Student t a ri RENT T! ... to.- - lllaL IRflBlflTiriillFT IE! . Gds Freeze Order ; !?n3feM(B "No Down Payment" on . - Grade i propriation ;tA majority voted ' down the proposal for the deficit funds and the group then agreed to ' accept private financing. Harold S. Car ter. University of Utah civil en gineering professor who has been to direct the employed part-tim- e survey, said interests financing the project would be as diversified as the public itself. LAKE CITY, Feb. 18 (U.R) s Carter said the money would SALT Democrats . from all over the be made ' available with "no state packed in a banquet hall strings attached." It would come here Thursday the anfrom a committee representing nual Jeff erson-Jacks- night forday dinchambers of commerce and civic ner and heard attack the speakers organizations throughout the administration of Gov. J. Bracken state. ' ' Lee. Attorneys Fight To Save Life Of Convicted Slayer en j . r In 5ub-Arct- ic U.R)-B- undled fngrid, Son Leave Hospital at Rome M 7 Amended to Help 105 Applicants J- Two Killed In Private Plane fl. RENT PORTABLE TYPEWRITER AND I'LL. OWE YOU FULL ; ; i i 1 CREOIT eciepr ' ONAOnAND ROYAL GREY MAGIC L PORTABLE MONTHS or reHtaO 00 THREE J'OOR CflADL'ATJC.7 MOUTHS on . A RENTAL m t IV HI Ve te ra road Man Dies in Ogden Bombers To Test Out Electronic Watchdogs OGDEN, Utah, Feb: 18 NEW YORK i mm (CJ?) TpK Former inspector for the Ogden Union Railway and Depot Co. Electronic "watrhrtnM" that an Andrew Wilkinson4 86,! died here locate a knock in an airplane en gine ana detect outer mechanical Friday afternoon. He retired from his duties as a trouble will be tested on the narailroad inspector in 193? after tion's big bombers, such as the The devices, serving continuously for 42 years. b-- jo s ana He was active in LDS church better known a nln m1v,m work and had served as Sunday now in use or being tested; on school superintendent and ward planes of seven airlines, were teacher. developed by the Sparry GyroWilkinson was borm in Edin- scope Co., Great Neck, L. I. burgh, Scotland in 1863. He came The company announced that to Ogden with his parents in 1874 the air matHial inmm,i4 and .had resided there since that r..Durchased 45 nt th .A,ifm k.j ... . " time except for a short stay in me air iorce - s strategic air com Salt Lake City and Idaho Falls, mand. . Irfa. The theorv nt th thev dettri A nor in a 4mK1A that TO BE ; b-5- 0s. NO DOWN PAYMENT" O'NEILL'S j TRIES "FIJXNY' SEATTLE, Wash., Feb. 18 U.R)- -i A sheet-met- al worker1 held by police for throwing a coffee cup through a $30 plate glass window and kicking in another at a drive-i- n. told police: "1 was just trying toi show the aiaifrMi uncut lima " . j ; .1 ' - , li before it reaches' a, serious state. ' PEDESTRIANS r.KAKn ONE FATALLY HURT SEATTLE, Wash, Feb. 18 IE Fred DorsL R4 koi a a yesterday of injuries suffered Feb. 2 when h" mAA mm ,.iv. another rpedestrian. , o) I 265 WEST CENTER U U PROVO Ln (6 -- v. WONE 823 I. f |