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Show U- SUNDAY.! MARCH 25. - Ul Provo. . SUNDAY HERALD 1951 UUh COunty. Gambler Suspects College Hoop Game 'Rigging' 25 u. Arab-Jewi- - me '' . -- ': red-check- ed . -- ed 1 65-fo- - , : " - t" cs the-Hol- y . ed Three Children sh Non-Catholi- . . Israeli-occupi- Land, Barbed Wire Barricades 's J' no-ma- n's ; " - r :' from PaeOne) . (Continued night, session for Monday, .to hear - r ' ; ."'! from Abner (Loneie) Zwillrnan. a big-tibasketball gambling Newark, N.' J., business man; who - since' the New York bribery scan- has been linked in the past 'with dals over attempts to fix collegiate New York's notorious Murder, i Inc., crime' ring. J games.' j But Brodson said he did not bet Kefauver said 'he may vote to on basketball games in j Madison continue the investigation, ..which Square. Garden, .New York City, has jumped to prominence be because he knew the results Were cause of a huge television' aud - "abnormal" long before jthe bri- ience, but he, still wants to bow scandals there broke- -. out himself to devote time to bery V He. said he realized there was other senate work. Republicans, "something wrong" because "all notably Sen. 'Charles W. rTobey, too often'? the ajeavy betting by N. H., will demand the committee ' bookies just before a game show- continue." V ed something was out ofjorder. who said he was reared Farrell, "A garden game odds might fall in Chicago along with Charley from seven to two which,"! he said. (Cherry Nose) Gioe, an" under"is extremely abnormal in! view of world distriaccused figure, me aDsence (oi xaciors Known xq butors, who tried to beer, his block such - injuries etc." - license applications, of telling lies - everybody i : as' v .... .f behind his back. This was his Garden Odds -Unreliable ' answer to a long list of charges j He said many garden games and aliases read to him. "I wish they'd "use some of that by a too sharp ;were characterized 'fall in odds.-A- ll of this was known publicity and make a lover out. of. to him, he, added, just by studying me instead of an mderwprld the, results and even before! the character,"' he. said hotly. Under questioning . by; Sen. betting scandals were exposed. Brodson stimated that last year qhatles W. Tobey, R., N. H Brods' he' bet about $1,000,000 and" paid on- admitted he was "a party to an $80,000 scome tax. He said breaking the law" although he the totalis "somewhat deceptive" had denied that previously. Asked because- he bets both ways rto td justify- - hs position, he said: v "trap the game in the middle" and ."Well, senator; we had a prov hibition win both bets. know, "..'. Wlayf. I don't a at Brodson: whether 'you 'indulge. . ."' ... special appeared ,''Saturday session of thei crime .Both Sip Water committee which : is trying ' to clean 'up its j investigation of na"f am indulging-- right a now,' tional tinderworld. operations be Tobey thundered,, raising glass . - days hence. v agree with you," Brodson another midwestern figure, Lou TI himself reaching-- for a glass. ". Farrell of DejsMoihes, a beer dis- -. said, The two. nodded solemnly at who was linked5, by the each . tributor other and sipped the. water. committee!" with , underworld asked whether Brodson's .Tobey figures in Kansas City and Chi- operations had "contributed to our national wealth by producing anything "of value'" Protests ccusatiohsi lBthing except the income t a Farrell. :who protested most of I Dav." the accusations againit hirrt Sv ere j. Brodson' said he based on "lies" and bad 'pub'- illicit' characters" .moved in orv licity, drew a contempt threat college' basketball bv way of when "he- - refused to talk witboutstate New "York;"s ' Borsch jbelt." No-Man- gate were closed at the start of YMCA tower played Easter music a no mans land eovere4 with hostilities In J948ilhrO"J8hout the day. A special coil of rusty barbed wire. and were opened only lor last Easter concert was scheduled in Israeli and Arab sentries patrol-le- d' the auditorium tonSft. " each side. Easter. :''",.; i End ef Lent In the church of the Holy entered Jordan Sepulchre is the tomb where the territory at the Mandelbaum Yesterday Christians celebrated body of Jesus Christ was placed gate.Vthe - only official crossing the end of Lent in City' after his crucifixion. When the between Jordan and and Israel, with feast point prayer.. '," were doors thrown SaturH open a past barrier resembling a railRoman Catholics, commemoratday afternoon. Mser. Gori stood ' road crossing. . ing the resurrection, conducted it the doorway before a group of a attended Protestants sunrise their Blessing of the Fire cereand struck a flint to service in the courtyard of St. moyauring tne aiiernoon in the worshipped some, tinder in his hand light Andrews in the. new city, facing! ChoTeb. of the Holy Sepulchre. With .this he lighted the candles Mt.i Zion and. the Old City wall. Msgr. Alberto Gori directed the of the" devout and they entered The services were broadcast by ceremony. the church for the, Litanies and ' the Voice of Israel. A second mass. While Catholic celebrated in service was held at St. Andrews the Old City in Arab territory, High In celebration of Easter Sunday, at 10 a.m. The Jerusalem Baptist Protestants held services in the the Jaffa .Gate In the old an hour Church of St. Andrews fh the that divides the. city will .wall church held services be ' later. New City of Israeli. Between the opened for the second time in ot The carillon, in the two churches were the; old Walls, four years to permit United Na- - Sunday, March Nations officials and. Catholic! Pealing belli today Wiplomatsushered another caster Into a Ancient Jaiia uate was thrown-openfothe Second time in nearly Holy City still divided by a under the watchful four yearsbarland and barbed .wire of Arab Legion troops" in eyes ' ricades. '"; .', to permit helmets ' Easter ' music played by the the pilgrims to enter the Old City YMCA carillon and hymns sung lor a dawn mass at Christ's tomb. f by Christians celebrating the Celebrates Mass resurrection of "Christ were heard At the chapel, Latyn Patriarch by Arab and Israel sentries manGori celening the boundary i line between Monsignor Alberto New Jerusalem brated pontifical "mass and led a around the arid" the Jordan-occupiOld procession three times rotunda ' of the Holy City.;Pilgrims who attended Catholic Sepulchre. The dome is directly services held at the Tomb of above the tomb" where the. body Christ in the chapel of the Holy of Christ was placed. Sepulchre in. the Old"! City had Only Catholics were permitted to make their way through" the through Jaffa Gate, along the road barbed wire entariglerhents. that once was Jerusalem's. busiest Among the pilgrims were United thoroughfare. The road and the JERUSALEM. e Big-tim- Easter Finds Holy City Divided By ot . , -- , . , 100-fo- . Perish in Blaze 0 1 LOS ANGELES, March 24 Three small children suffocated de-'- -; early Saturday when a lire dur-ry fhome stroyed their . ing their mother s absence. I)ead were Delaney, 8; Cheryle, 5, and Yvonne, 4, children of Mrs. Erma Lee Norman, 23. ..Firemen called to the blaze rescued the infants from iheir bed, but they" already were, dead. waa . Friends said the mother j one-roo- ms visiting when the fire' broke out. laze was undeterCause of tn ' mined. . - . . tions officials and Roman Cathoi lie diplomats to attend a dawn mass at Christ's tomb in the chapel of the Holy Sepulchrt. ,- . . - S & f? IT E;II . " jf A" SjTTE JU Ejy v , DON'T MISS - DRASTIC - '' , j THEY WHILE TREMENDOUS VALUES! LAST! ! 10 A. M. DOORS OPEN WOMEN'S READY TO WEAR SAVINGS i t SAVINGS HUGE REDUCTIONS! CLEARAWAY! " i ! AFTER EASTER GIGANTIC OUR WEAR GIRLS' VALUES - I Spring Coats : thinks-"certai- '? I Spring Coals .'v..v:..; ';.; LARGE GROUPS THREE -- :T THREE GROUPS s20 s25 S3I n j his connections Like many sportswriiters, he said legal aid abbut with a .Des i Moines "sports ar-;thought the fixersjrriet basket-cade- ." The jcommittee notified ball stars when; thej were it' has lo'a tax "records: in upstate summer resorts fand playing basketball for resort v ing the connection. I V Brodson, a stocky, suayie' piart te3Vs. . ..'". '' .who said he Was eduqatcjd pin 4hej There was betting on 'those law.at Illin'oi"4 and Wisconsinhe said, adding that it is Versitic'4, claimed he went intonatura! for .a "pantsl maker" at his wagering 'trade because he lone resort to make ja "sporting couldn't make a living at law wager" with. a "pants maker" at . practice. He conducts it, he said, another. ?.. Jflom a off ice. In down"There's" no use: closing our;eycs town Milwaukee, with onefull-tim- e to it," he said, "it's the American t. , and- one part-tim- e : employe. way. He said sptorts always interestThat. Brodson addecj. was when ed him arid that some success on the "illicit" charactersichecked in. basketball r parlays led him. toj Their money, he said "obviously turn 80 per; cent of his time to the!nffpred. tcmDtatiori,'l io many task although! he has interests in; underprivileged" boys on. New . sucu ie- -. York teams, mings as manutacturinss. tail and "These bovs aren't inherently "vending", businesses'. He .said he never bets on pro- - criminals," he commented,. 14 u u . Women's full length coats in 100 wool suedes and fleeces. All drastic- gabdrdines, I II:it any ifeauceq ror quicK selling. irK navy, rea. grey and pastel colors. he em-hi- m show-'ploy- - ed uni-;gam- 1 00'!'woot coverts, fleeces emd novel- -' ty checks. Full length coots priced for clearance. Red, green, grey, navy and pasMrl Girls I colors. Sizes ..... ; COAT Ill 1 V ; 1 Zt ? S 1 Y r ' - . jn: - Closeout of girls better dresses in cottons and rayons. Slightly soiled and" . discontinued styles and colors to choose from Sizes 7 . styles.-Assorte- : nim. I.'irlVv"!-- TT "formation hadr!-Aad- on1 ,':'- I. - I' ::':" :. '' ;'; j; , 10-1- ef r'" he never, tried to iabu -- PENNEY'S Willy.,;wis. assurances that FROCKS laren't penerallv son iSaid "They aren t believe me they late his yearly betting butj that aren't." Brodson replied he estimated it has gone uplfrom He said "it isn't the. Garden $500.000 ' annualily ,to $1 ,000,000 it's New York' City which lands ' over the past file years.. ; itself to this ort of thin.tr. Denies Law Breaking He toTd- ben. Lester 'C, Hunt'.D., To the best tof my sknowfedge-W'yo.- , that he would jhaVe tieen J have violated: no law," he said, Table to tell, by using his same "In, its attempt, t wind up. thelanalysis, of spread fehanges, if committee under- ben.; Lstesf Ke- -i there was anything wrong with lauver, u., ienn jscneouiea a iootball games. j WO'S PARTY, MISSES aAd coaches rrnoklerl , Closeo it of party frocks arid difesses. Satins, sheers and tisstie failles. difv-ne- r" 10-1- 8: . , . .'.-- ': ......... I U.UU .PENNEY'S BALCONY - - ' " Slightly soiled and discontinued styles. Fussy or tailored styles in Assorted floral .pattern's'!. on" dark groundseNew spi ing 'styles t jA PENNEY'S BALCONY wjoy for Permanent pleated rayon and lon skirts. 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BALCONY' SPRING WOMEN'S s HANDBAGS REDUCED SHOES 3 - team injuries, 'asked Brodson for TnXLUr.'i'K,;;:. 'tk,r, 'basketball player ; . PErslEY'S GIRLS DEPT. 00 Closeout of women's- bettes suits. 100o wool gabardines and sharfics. Broken styles, colors, and sizes. Sizes - 1 . WOMEN'S S and ;S - - ir"lt' - - -- f ' ' J SPRING SUITS ..J - . ..'-- j V full-tin- ae - to-14- d . i nT-f- v.- - 3.77 2.77 some-time- :!- , GIRLS' DRESSES of wpmeri's better quality dresses. Plain color tissue faille and Cynara crepes. Printed crepes in medium d'nd dark grounds. Casuals irt plain."gak)ardine and menswear fabrics. Sizes i.'i - s 4 Closeou . j fjJfO J 2-- 4. v ' "f Coaches Above Reproach asked Committee Counsel Dow He equally insistent that ney Kice. batball- egaches.. are aDOve- rcprudirir muun t u I son said. ' l v.-saia rre njm dickcq t up M)nie some a ;.,p grapevine reports nnax t"Hnw-mnroccassionally bet on their ,Jcoaches fmm r,f that ; , own teams to win i, ,,! He conceded - .' "Ninety-eight- ," be; ninety-ni-ne per checked 'with that James 'I r.. Snyder of cent." v i on Pnaml ana pxeuoeBvue. "Do you always "winf for various games. t ,,,;.k t , , 'on i.uiu, ivuiic uuen tiid n . j very well I lose." Brodson said iTheodbr Gaeliaho. respected name." because he came inners'than his employe, reads about! up' with "many mpre.'W 100 newspaper sports pages a losers- "may .have for him and turns over the Brodson said. Snydcii :day ciaimea to Know a I. w coaches,. information- -r.iK Mfc..-, V incitftH Ihprp.thmlH hP nn in. 'tent ft the take. Another, whol Ki.t ferenee .that coaches w ere'making r-ago his way,. . II anvacr got iniunnniun lnun .n-rmu.Pil.rniiCpr'Pnhiichmi kcul jivtr utr tent. iwiiLLiui, iicoaches. he said, it was just in rfiHn'ti Toddler' girls coat and hat sets wooJ coverts. Red, in 100 navy, kelly, aqua, blue. Sizes j THREE GROUPS . f icssional basketball. , '."What's you rf net worth today?" "" 4. ' BETTER. 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