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Show First County Jury Iri 20 Years TEMPERATURES By THERON HJLVH '. . IS Portland . . ST 7B Btttt tT (SlYellowitone 14 S3 Denver . . . 1M tSiChlease . Sal Ilka I.6 11 tSiDuluth S.3 Waihinvtnn 11 Anceles 71 sJINew York , ... S3 Fran. 49, Miami tan, f' I' 'i - SB V bVbbSB' .aftV .pr- - a8"" La SSk .4r -- I - aT t . IVJ . K r. ) K '' YEAR, KO. 43 SIXTY-SIXT- H A grand jury will be, called immpHiatpIv in Utah countv or the investifiration of any liublic 'problems that' misrtit; ciome before it" Fourth Dis4 trict Juage Vi csianiey .uuii ford 'announced todaj Judge Dunford, in: that th ciounty .will have its first grand ijary in p- -! 1 Vim ' ' j K v ' m .1 1X 5r-r n 4BT fl ' aBBaBB I I mm' T . V aflav H V . , m : r I , UTAH PROVO, HcoDDiOirsrsiflc lavuwityuw ne , I I X V i - i ' : COUNTY, I I UTAit .nmm ' V 1 WEDNESDAY, UGUST " . . - ""' r R. , I I AaV . I J LJ ft. i . Jill ..l :am- - per eant. " m i Jr rivt. oiumio FnlUL a i . t mum huwldlty. J : 1951 1, I j . ' f OS !' : O, j 'f .. ar m, I SB -- ; a af . Announcement Follows Study ofiTraining School 'Lriegularitiesf. , ; 1 m . i' : . 1 jfroximately 20 years, acted as Fourth spokesman also for the w o other district's So. Carolina Democrat, judicial judges, Joseph E. Nelson; and R. L WASHINGTON, Aug. :1 , (U.p)Government , .agencies House Foreign Affairs H. lfeBoysTuckett. I J moVed swiftly to' enforce the new 1 economic con . . Matter Unspecified trols signed into law by a reluctantPresident Truman who Committee Head, Acts Judge Dunford declared that said the act, would send .both prices, and wages spiralihg By JOHN L, STEELE Tie or anyone else is pireventedby unwarri. .'.!. . t Jaw from referring to any specific 1. The federal reserve board slashed credit curbs to United Press Staff Correspondent a-j. rtiatter, which grand jury will Aug. l of automobiles, television sets, radios, WASHINGTON, (U.f?) Investigate, and referred to the give; purchasers James Pi Chairman 18 legal definition of a grand jury's hQusehold appliances and furniture 15. months to pay in Richards of the house for-- ! Down payments were stead of duties, interpreting them to infor cars and 15 eign affairs committee today kept. at one-thiclude "whatever, public problems cent for The down proposed a $700,000;000 cut furniture. per to either be It, may presented iy payment on household appliances in President Truman's $8,- - . These are the five trouble tie. court or any oih'er person was cut from 25 to 15 per cent. Acheson Explains Why some questions ' that UN' the. period of jits session." during 2. The office of price stabiliza 500.000.0fJ0 foreign aid pro I It,r is "an established fact.'how and Communist negotiation eliminated slaughter quotas gram. eVer, that the. three jFourth distwo canceled" and The beef Democrat! South tarolina t pending tors are debating at Kaetrict judges haVe; been engaged price rollbacks of AVi per cent put the proposal in the form of a song, Korea. First item on Accept xeds' Demands f 0r the past 2 months in a study V bill which he said his committee each. Price Michael Stabilizer at of alleged past irregularities DiSalle had called the slaughter will look over1 later today as it the five-poiagenda apBy EARNEST, HOBERECHT the Utah State Training School WASHINGTON, Aug. 1 rili.P. the' of meat con curbs the heart itself of starts United Presa SUff Correspondent to price proval agenda legislation pro drafting stabilization board trols. ajt American Fork. It ; is knqwn The wage to the pose is house.,. - of such UN ADVANCE BASE BE new into upon. moved agreed already warily that reportsterritory 3. Mr. Truman abolished the Earlier, Oen. Dwight D. allegations, Of four the KAESONG. Korea. LOW issues; major plus an apparent continuing pub- today as it took, up its first of housing expediter and hand man in Europe lic unrest about them, was .the dispute case office two (estab(U.R) - in had number 2 Th left, its functions to transferred let Aug. the Thursday, congress prourged atimulus .for the study begun by affecting the national emergency. Chinese cluding administration of rent gram go IU11 pace rather than lishment of a demilitarized and rsortn Korean called a closed-doitie judges at the Instigation of The; board Reda want a buffer on; the agenda came ttf economic stabilizer spread, the1 spending .over two "buffer zone" has to determine what issues control hearing alreadyj Agreement with dramatidtuddennest at the cone at the 38th parallel. UN Communists asserted . today Johnston. A. Eric as Judge Dunford. During that time of Resome a years a at by Utah suggested copper dispute thrown the talks into a tenth negotiating session July forces, further north, arc held that cease--f iie talks will col- they have made a study of several smelting it should try to 4. OPS ordered importers not publicans, 26. Talks began July 10. Ing eut for current battle line. hopeless deadlock. to past investigations atj the train- help settle,plant more beef for lapse unless the - United J Na and wnat Issues should imported pay stenoProblem Is Arms school (from ing principally be left up to collective bargain- than the domestic ceiling price. command agrees to- - a 1 tions . iThe agency said imports of beef Gen. Albert Gruenther. chief graphic records of those investibetween the parties. truce ing line along the 38th paralleL The board acted less than one at more than ceiling prices of staff of Eisenhower's Atlantic gations. Such investigations, con(In Washington Secretary of ducted by various state; agencies week after President Truman- cer threatened to create black mar Slate Dean Acheson promptly ye- - i said pact armyJ Europe's problem kets. rof ahd governor's committees, Were tified the The the at strike imported is arms, not men. If the administhe price torted that the UN can not ac held prior tp the start of the pres- American Smelting land Refining beef jmust Include transportation tration's the Communist. demand.)'' cept is over program spread ent administration atlthe school. Co., Uartield, Utah,; as affecting and import" duties. A blast of Red propaganda two years, he said, it will reduce the national Under Mr. Tpuman 'reluctantly" "emergericy. Judge Dunford saidTany grand statements restating' a flat de- 7 expected divisions in the C production act. such signed the compromise controls the mand for the parallel, instead of " j4ry s ' compelled By. 'Utah law the defense, army by can to accombe sent the He board measure last night.. to injquire into several fields and dispute the present battle front . as tho 1 XVv for recommendation to the presi panied the action with a blunt Richards recommended his' re- VS r' V' ' l truce line was opened .last, night specnied that this .(farfied ductions; both the apply against statement to congress that he no implication that tyK dent - lor a settlement. aa a deadlock In the , eeaie-fir- a and economic military of Three-Ma- n parts bill if Finel "would have vetoed" the at' Kaesong. patted..", the program. irregular ill i A thjing, is or has ben ' 4 It sixth j&ylr .. special three-ma- n those fields, panel of," included only Richards said that, except for through curbs arbitrators the will hearintr hold' I". to ic road motive introi-duce.'. the The; specil peaceful any the bill Despite he amount, v ' settlement Ilea only In tho two board, report to the which might I prompt the calling and Had Na Choice ' the general lines followed Which in turn wilL make reepm- -.pLiJ-r-r,'tide1 wltliitraolni,' Willi tlit)"38t9t f the legislation propose! mendations to Mr. Trumin. a. The president said he had fio Mr. Truman and Secretary by at the basis. Gen. Pent? ' parallel . pointed out,' it must aJso: of The 1,300 CIO United Auto choice but to sign the bill because State Teh-Huj Chinese commander fcn 11. not in Dean Acheson. inquire into prisoners workers at the plant went on i$ contained "powers necessary Said in a state chief in Korea. . Continued on Page 2) Richards said the $700,000,000 strike one month ago over .wages for 'carrying out our defense pro- reduction he ment broadcast the Pelping by was hts proposied' land contract issues, but began re- gram."' . v radio, own idea not and did to their jobs Monday at MrV Truman' said he soon will neeessarity turning lithe board's rjequest. The plant give congress detailed recommen- reflect :the views of iny member Sincerity Questioned produces such vital defense items dations for amending the new law of his committee. He did not If the UN army does not show consult other as copper and sulfuric acid. commitlee fnembers (Continued on Page Two) Concrete plans for eeaae-- f ire UN holds edge here. Allies have This one had stymied ' preliminary ' sincerity, and deliberately offer '.' about it. j: The lAW.is demanding a pack 162.000 Communist prisinelud talks. an could include about would ahd armistice .It impossible demands and sticks to . He proposed that the adminis- age: increase of 28 cents an hour. talks an withdrawal of foreign them, the peace conference will to supervise carry-- ; oners; Reds hold about 10,000, tration's request for $6,968,000,). orrariisation including ' a wage, boost, holiday not including; South Koreans. troops, desired by Reds. , inevitably fail.! 000 for economic and military aid Inr out of the terms. and vacation benefits, a company, 1 r The Korean -North, Pyongyang i a to union and be7 paid pension plan reduced by $550,i Europe radio followed i with: a statement Y The company has offered shop. He 000,000. that recommiended to the tame effect by the North B.V UNITED PRESS an Of the $5,293,000,000 requested for package increase. Korean . official central htwt Some 800 employes of United f The question of whether the Europeapj military funds be cut v, ; agency. States Smelting,' Refining and board should have authority over byt $265,000,000 and the The truce lino tho said agency Mining Co. at Binghaht and Lark industrial disputes provided a Re '.' ',:.-';- . asked for economic aid must be fixed along the paralleL properties went on strike today running (battle for' several months be! cut bj $285,000,000. cease-fir- e conference is after .contract negotiations 'it the they between industry nd labor. After The $150.000;000 remaining rs labor had UN delegates) ruptured made such authority a NEW VORK, Aug. 1 OJR) Thei would (the company and United be cut out of the funds Dim must bear 'all the: responsibility (CIO) deadlocked. .; major issue in its fight with the New York Daily News said today for its consequences," the agencySteelworkers Union: Represent- administration's controls program in a copyrighted dispatch from asked for the Pacific area., The had asked" for tald. :' ative Angelo Verdu 'said no fur- last F e to r u a r y . Mr. Truman Washington that the senate crime administration "'... ... 1 In WASHINGTON, Aug. 1 (u'R) for the general area a $262,500,000 de- is Chu 1 (U.R) Gen. Teh. commander committee with ther The defense investigating WASHINGTON; power. meetings management disputes i(ie granted Aug. Achesoh 4 Secretary- of State Dean chief of all Chinese have been scheduled. letter of credit reported of I China! including the Philiptoday that the United Na- forces, also said over Communist partment ordered selective service today toi draft said to have been transferred to a pines. Richards recommended that radio Pel Meanwhile,' union officials and cannot Communthe tions accept he men in and to October for assignment army 41,000 Manhattan bank from Mexico for this be reduced by $50,000,000, ping that: "the Imperialist company spokesmen for Silver on a line ist truce demand for the He proposed that the $112,500.-00- 1 Ambassador William O'Dwyer. tries do not want peace. marine corps King Coalition mines and Pak 38th parallel. asked as the U. S- contribu-tioiUtah Consolidated mines at Park will go to the army and 5000 P Aeheson Alter r another day of futile TAie letter of credit was .reOf S6.000 the total, news conference argument at to Kothe United Nations City were in session at noon toto Wednesday, tho Kaebeen have transferred ported J to the marines. fully supported the .Allied de- song negotiators agreed to meet Uo the account of the former New rean reconstruction day in an effort to avoid, a agency be -, ormand that the truce line in Korea It will bring to 675,000 the number of men scheduled walkout tonight, (Continued oa Fm Two) xorx mayor a lew qays Deiore ne cut to $12,500,000. be fixed in the general area of '4dered for induction since the beginning of the Ko today, four Utah hohfer Early before testified the committee ; the. present battle line. K rovis mining companies! and union here last March, the .News disJ; rean war. He said the line must be miliofficials agreed to extend a preWASHINGTON, August 1 (U.P.I patch said. H It also will brine: a total of 18.000 the number of tarily4 defensible. He added that vious, extension ohi con-tra- ct Regional) railroad freight diiffer-ntialan added informed It that men inducted for the marine corps. All other daftees. the unprovoked North Korean atnegotiations that averted south source said the letter long protested by ,qf credit strikes scheduled! at Park City, fn and western industries were tack across- the 38th parallel have gone to the army. j was'; mysteriously cancelled five more than 13 months ago proved Bauer, Butterfield and t Eureka, headed for the siding today. Thedraft call for October is approximately 6800 that days after O'Dwyer testified beT 1 ; dii the former north-sout- h Utah.' ., In a- move to equalize freight fore the committee. . f higher than the September call. The temporary agreement will rates across the nation, the inline cannot be defended. viding 'The News also said that this Calls for August, September and October are subper,mit mining operations to con- terstate 'commerce commission WASHINGTON, Aug. 1 0J.RU-T- he Military Matters tinue while further negotiations late yesterday ordered uniform week a member of the committee stantially higher than those in June when 20,000 were joint chiefs of staff do not LOS ANGELES, Aug. 1 (UJ3( A staff about on la new contract are icOnducted. questioned O'Dwyer man- the matter in Mexico' on classified freight inducted and July when 15,000 were inducted. The expect an atomic attack on Alaska Pointing out that the Reds want Communist; party official Wanted ;Tbe four firms whicji f reached rdtes City, in Jpvent inf war. it wia HirlrH set the 38lh parallel as the. today that the Reda will go ' untentative agreements were New ufactured; and processed goods sharpest increase was the call issued for. August which to The committee is reported truce Acheson said the Allies derground if necessary to carry east states of the in all Rockies, Park Mining Co., Combined J called for 35,fp0 draftees; The September call was for cannotline, want details of the Mexican asCol. J. j M. Chambers, assistant accept that situation. effect of the lOC pect on the defense t ot 12 "second- Metals Reduction Co., Chief of the if and the transfer, 34,000. defense administrator, told approximately civl He armistice at safd the talks . Mining Co., and Cencarder will bp to reduce by as information the string'' party' leaders Indicted for committee has is a house armed services subcom much-a- s are dealing with mili conspiring to overthrow tho gov15 per cent freight rates Kaesong. tennial -Mining Co. it wants to know where mittee true,' the military leaders .be 1 and that police mat ernment by force. . Mine.- Mill and Smelter Workpaid by shippers in southerrv and got the money and why air attack on covS" -cannot be Injected into the Writer Frank Carlson, 38, chairten ers' of Kennecott Copper Cprp. western Mates, bringing them in O'Dwyer a letter of credit was arranged, lleVe. anywould be with probably man of tho party's Los Angeles negotiations, f properties in, Utah, Nevada ahd line .with! cheaper freight rates the Daily News' said. tional weapons. defense committee, told a press Acheson recalled Defense New Mexico were taking, a strike plaid by eastern industries.! that testified the before He testified in support of bill O'Dwyer conference the indictment of 12 vote today also as" .negotiations I The new uniform class ; rates crime Marshall had C Secretary George committee last March and to exempt Alaska fronri provisions between Kennecott and- - union will have virtually no effect on admitted must line be truce party leaders yesterday waa aimed that the stated he was a friend of; Irv- of the civil defense law which at "the destruction and illegal leaders continued in Salt Lake freight rates paid, by shippersin can be located'where it defended ing Sherman, clothing manufac- limits federal participation in 1 U.Rt desert about '"50.1. miles southeast in event hostilities break out tioh of the Communist Dorty.'ft City. the eastern territory the . area turer YUMA, Ariz., Aug. lieuand civil defense construction to 50 alleged political "They .hope tho . arrest east of the Mississippi and north tenant of gambler and of here by a state fish and game again. He fully supported Marr. planes Frank Costello. perj cent of its cost. The subcom Paratroop-carryin- g vs run, but we ' do. not make shall's added and . that J of the inspector. position tDhio; rivers. Potomac and HeraldInside The Sherman is expected to be the mittee approved the jbill, after ground searcher in jeep scoured to run," Carlton tald. "If choose Gen. B. Matthew sheriffs the and Inside plane, depu Rldgway to rates to Similar uniform star witness when the committee Chambers and others said Alaska apply near here today for ties found a note from the pilot. the Allied negotiators were pre we 'arc forced underground, well Wasatch chapter' slates states west of the Rockies still are fesumes its New York hearings can't foot its share of the cost athe desert J We will conW. Martens, 28, and hit. senting to who Klaus their underground. gb argument very ' young couple attempted, L .Sathere exhibition 1 under'JCG next gladiolus investigation. month. ' to under law. ' tinue under nurse whatever, and student fight passenger, Mary forcefully soundly. to and walk after their Sunday, Page 3,' safety light Jean urday are forced circumstance upon 26,, of Malverne, N Walker, '' in the forced was down plane ; .I.,.''", Y-- , Blonde Lingers in Jail ut." Loose "elected Prpvoeity were attempting :.::::".;ij'"' saying they wasteland.' j' Carlson, who Immigrated to this to walk to a town. judge as no opponents file from Poland in 1920s; 1 A note indicated they had mis before deadline: Page 13, country a arrow They had drawn large on bail pending a hearat liberty Two-da- y takenly , started in the opposite pointing west on the ground be AMERICAN LIA6VI lull appears in on government effort to deing m (1st note said craft. same) The side the water nearest direction from thej they . . .. : . . 050 003 01 polio outbreak. Page ;2.' port him at a subversive alien. am. "Mon Detroit .... vw x W vu The plane, which disappeared left the plane at :5:45 iv. Asked what effect the Indict UUb-- 1 county Electric fair Stuart. Bearden (3) Borowy T3) and ment but deputies said they were Swift: ,of the 12 Reda would have July 15 on a fllght.from East Los day," Reynolds. Ostrowski (3. and date Martens not what certain opens Jhursday at UUhna. to Blythe. Cal.. was Berra. on the communist party, van Angeles 4: meant. . t MILAN. ltaiy, Aug. 1; (U.R) Page Home run U. .S. American consulate. Woodling, NY, 3rd,- reolied: Even though he left his NY, 3rd, on; wood' Sheriff Jim Washum said there nonn on Berra, must decide "The same at in any organ! religious order, r Negrini is fine , u. s. consulate was on. none Other Features: Today aw, ny, ling, ' to to was He to leave whether not her little faces order the free couple St. Loula .... 000 it .hope that marry. when the. leader arc gc tion caught today in the middle 300 00 ....... the possibility of excommunistiir was alive and pointed put Boston We will carry on. , Italy when her residence per; Pages 'of a complicated lov? affair Nixon Rosar and IoIUr: Pilletta and ' mit runt out Monday. J cation if he does: that the nearest! water was 30 Homo runa Williams. Boa- .Int. A federal grand jury aeUD-Central Utah News a between blonde and Chicago 3. Mrs. James J. Young, A miles in the . opposite direction none on: Stephen. Bos., jat. none on. Meanwhile, Miss Young reDeath" only 43 minute before (re ja 'fprmeri Italian missionary Cleveland at- Washington mained at San Vittore prison, mother of the girl, wants her one Martens taken tho from ' News Brieis . .1 Indictment against tho ' j , by 3; priest. ...,..J.:-turning BUENOS AIRES, Argentina, and Miss Walker.. doubleheader. detained on a technical charge tent home to forget about the "second-team- ," . . rincluding'-. at 1 (U.R) Statistics . . party'a Chicago cut night. Claire Mary Gertrude Philadelphia , Bomb explosions Aug. of love affair. insulting Italian officials v Around the World William on " des top CaUheat Schneiderman, the He said the out f of two lines 21, railroad a of L.EAGUB Young. NATIONAL. daughter when requesting, a renewal of running ft' .Negrini visited his! sweet took who Soorts Red fornia often allegedly the temperature an inter Buenos Aires Chicago university professor,, 4' today 'her permit..;' heart in jail last night and man- -' '';.;" ' as "active nsrtv'a tha ) Fob Considine too (1st was fama) nvtp 120 to soars Luciano '. Negrini, j 42, and degrees, Even if the consulate apOOO 0 asked her to sign a statement rupted service for several hour. ... ATJOt New IS! vowed aaer when iu 11 bosses wersK,. Society were in love; and gpeat to give the couple much Chicat-o- York 100 000 0 officials said. j her her in Italy, there they to marry, railroad of proves stay willingness Editorial ' .wanted to marry if authoriJa nsen and .Weatrum; McLish and convicted of similar charge in Service by tho two linet to chance for survival. are other complicating fachim: She did- to and Italian New York..' .v, ties would just "drop out of oearcners picKep up ineir viu Burses. tors. Among them' are: . . 000 000 authorities said they would area south and west of the capi PhiUdelphia j . j ill Coniiea . , . west," The Jucy's action headed off .1 the picture. "i.- but the 1. 5Vi to 001 was 000 heading "straight for up Cincinnati it penniless leave the whole matter up to tal delayed 13 Classified Raffan-ibarg' and Italian attempt by four of the Redt ar officialswho jailed Seminick; with no apparent means of Meyer ':' tracks had been washed away by th American consulate. They hours. ' a i to Win and Howell..: reduction of Amusements ...... ...'.....i2; here O rested ,j the girl Saturday night, tossed - eyed thundershowers short recent No techwere the to casualties are their supporting green " reported. drop willing PitUburgh night Brooklyn at Erakine Johnson . ball. the their over $73,000 tho lo American problem found Louis of a from the St. distance in nical stretch at Boston girl. night. plane. yesterday charge. v- -: j s : 11-mon- th ; One Down, Four to Go, At Kaesong - , " : . . . j . - Vage Board rd Takes Up Utah Dispute . f . f - -- Pour :Uut Propaganda l i t, ' -- . nt :" . Eisen-hower'srig- , ht . labor-managem- ent or slx-ml- le . . . ...... . ".rrip ; -- ; . - 30-day . . . one-fourt- h. -- ".'' - 1 anti-inflati- on t i. d ? j al. . .. am. rk iners Go Out On Strike i1'Alf(l! -- t -- ! $1,000,000 Letter ll-ce.- 1 Credit for nt 0'Dwyer $1,675,-000,00- ported be-rwe- ert 0 PircaCdH Seiifoir citoieir 41,000 Steel-worlfp- Achfeson Says Reds' Demand , i , Unacceptable !: ; - 00 - I : , West Granted j Reduction In I - Freight Rates 30-d- ay - . ' . Reds Warn They'll Go Underg round Joint Chiefs Don't s Expect Atomic - i - Attack oh Alaska ; . ; XTOn-solldat- , ed ' tary-matte- rs - Paratroopers Scour Arizona Desert For Missing Couple . . ' " Baseball Today, Catholic Priest Wants to Marry Chicago Girlho Followed Him T6Aiqy For Love f m. tr Bomb Explosions ; authorities - ' j . 1 . .). i. ;'. '.T'-- - v Gut Rail Service ' - . twi-ni- . . 3 M I - . . ert.-wher- e -- . ..i........ ; Merry-Go-Kou- nd , ...i.:,.;,i.o - - Nerlni er . . , - . f- : '!V:: L. " . i 5 . i r -- v, f |