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Show I - 12:i?lwa WWeHouseG uard Is Given Heroes Burial In Arlingt on . " were pre The ceded by .moving: Episcopal services In the red brick chapel from which so many other, hefbes have rone to rest in this sanctuary of the dead. ' The little church was Jammed with notables and ordinary citi zens who bore the'proud title of White friend of the House, police private who gave to up his I life on Wednesday two protect the president from Puerto Rlcan assassins. Widow .la Place of Honor With the president was Mrs. Truman. And in the 'place of honor was the dead man's widow, comforted in her hour of great sorrow by the conviction that her sraveside-rite- s time-mellow- ed old -- - - Sunday,' Nov. v 5 PROVO Academy Wyoming Mail hero doing Paramount Tea for Two. husband died "a I Strand All Quiet on the West "God's will." Front. After the chapel! rites the cas emUinta Right Cross. ket was carried to the grave on ,i a black caisson drawn, by, six AMERICAN FORK ; white horses and preceded by the 1 ' G. . Cameo Sunset Boulevard, guard. . The U. S. army band kept time Swanson. with a tatoo on muffled drums f Coral The Fireball, M. , Roo-and then played a funeral dirge. ney. Mr. Truman filled with sorrow LEin . so great "it makes you sick," took time for a pressing schedule to Royal Three Little, Words, F. ' ' to the Astaire. ' jojn In paying final tribute died who yesIn Utah the Legion, big, friendly guard Foreign as Abbott and CosteUo. terday in a blaze of gunfire the revolutionists tried to storm Blair house, where the president PATSON was taking a nap.; ! Hulah Pretty Baby, D. MorThe president left for St. Louis gan. Star Sleeping City, R. Conte. by plane at 2 p.m.: EST. to make his only political speech of the GROVE PLEASANT congressional campaign. Mr. Truman will be Grove Fancy Pants, B. Hope. by Secretary of the Treasury naJohn W. Snyder, Democratic SPANISH FORK The Fireball, M. Angelas Rooney. Arch Treasure Island. SPRINGVILLE : Park The Lawless, G. Russell. Rivoli My Blue Heaven, B. Grable. . 1 ' - tional chairman William M. Boyle, Jr., and Democratic publicity director Charles Van Devander. tV.;-;.viimmfi- More than 600 St. LouL city police will augment secret service agents and troops from nearby Scott air force base to protect the president. Coffelt's grave is in a rolling, section of the hallowed grounds where 70,000 veterans of a century's war are burled. In sharp contrast, the body of Griselio Torresola, who swapped fatal pistol shots with Coffelt, lay still unclaimed on a slab in district morgue. Torresola's wife, under arrest in New York for conspiracy, took the first steps toward claiming the body late yesterday. Across the street from the morgue, Oscar Collazo, charged with murder for his part in the attack, is recovering from wounds in a locked hospital room almost within sight of the district .jail where the government will try to send him to the electric chair. time-mellow- 1 RICHARD SALE km 2b. BeTested Out WILLIAM PERLBERG kM mmt Mary Ua m4 NEXT ATTRACTION ed By' RAYMOND LAHRT , r, United Press Staff Correspondent WASHINGTON, Nov. 4 (U.R) Voters will mark ballots next Tuesday on an assortment of proposals dealing1,, with legalized gambling, veterans' bonuses, poll tax repeal. Communist 'controls and And some states ana communities will vote on such perennial questions as liquor control, the size of old age. pensions and "more r i1 schools. money-fo- r While electing members of the next congress, many; states will settle some internal arguments on constitutional by voting amendments,' initiative and referendum proposals and bond issues. A survey by the commerce clear ing house at Chicago showed more than 200 proposals to be put to a vote in 34 states. Gambling" Question California and Arizona will vote on proposals to legalize and tax gambling in casinos licensed by state agencies. Pension groups are supporting the California plan because the tax income would go into sjate welfare grants. But all major candidates oppose it. Massachusetts will have an other gambling plan on the bal lot. It calls for a state lottery to finance bigger old age benefits. A companion proposal would provide minimum benefits of $75 a month to persons over 63. Montana will vote on whether slot machines should be outlawed unless authorized by local option. Since this proposition was placed on the ballot, the issue has been confused by a state supreme court ruling that slot machines are illegal under existing law. Sentiment for world government will be tested in Oklahoma. The test comes on a plan asking the president and congress to seek to convert the United Na , CHICAGO, Nov. 4 (U.R Snow, fog. and cold altered plans Satur day) for a widespread test to, de termine whether Russian DomD-e- rs could get through the U. S. spotter defense network undetected. More than 1500' civilian volun teers were ready to take part in the two-da- y preparedness test, manning. 6100. spotter stations from the Atlantic coast to the eastern slope of the Rockies. But' inclement weather and poor visibility grounded more than 1200 national guard, air force and private planes which were to have crisscrossed the area to test the spotting system. However, commercial planes were aloft, and spotters were instructed to report on their movements. v in most cases the civilian volunteers could hear the planes but could not see them. Bud Gore, director of Chicago's volunteer filter system, said "it's good practice, nevertheless." "If the weather clears by Sun day," he said? "we'll have had a little bit of everything." Many The test was designed to determine whether Soviet planes could pierce U. S. air defenses by flying across the Arctic. Many of the volunteers were "retread" air raid wardens of World War II. Some were housewives, who left their kitchens to shiver in snow and freezing rain at spotter posts atop water towers, buildings and' other high vantage points. The volunteers reported to central offices throughout the area the location, altitude and course of any planes spotted. The reports were relayed to "filter stations" which plotted the course of each plane to determine whether it was "friend or enemy." The test continues through Sunday with the civilian volunteers manning their posts from states. 9 a.m to 6 p.m. throughout 21 It was the first trial of its kind since development of the. atomic - -- . :. Old-Time- rs r . world-government- , i Sicily is located near the toe of the Italian boot.. 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