Type | issue |
Date | 1953-01-05 |
Paper | Provo Daily Herald |
Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
OCR Text | Show 1? " JANUARY 5, 135J 15 ON DAY, V'nh County, DAILY HERALD Vih Reclamation Projects j Listed for Investigation Mmzn America f.!:diccl Government Workers Abroad Leopold of Famous Leopold, Loeb Murder Case up for Parole AssocG.icn Blasts Enjoy High Pay, Plush Living (Jjf i$250 Million In 21 li.fi- -. CHICAGO (UP)-- A Aging Nathan convenience or, even the life of one WASHINGTON, special Leopold, onetime .philosophy stu- Individual." Sena If committee was up in arms; dent, was waa convicted for his Judge John R. Caveilv, also tn- t Saturday over the high pay and WASHINGTON UP) Mustering part In the brutal ctihel murder 'dii'ateil his opposition to parol for CHICAGO (UP) A spokesman plush living government workers out pay has poured mote than of an In 1924, to Leopold and Loeb when he sen- for the American Medical Associa- overseas enjoy at th taxpayer's The Bu-rea- d flood rontrol, WASHINGTON, (UP) ll'SO.OOO.OOO Into the pockets of tion today termed th facts con- expense. wai nn a ii si or potential pa- tenced them In 1924. third recommended listed power-Th j 1.OO0.000 Korean war veterans. It rolees from the state of Reclamation Monday a tained on in penitentiary. "In casee . of aucn atrocjnus government'report II project! In Iti region No. 1, em- house at Grand Coulee dam on the wai learned Saturday. "misleadObservers, however, gave Leo- crimes," Judge Caverly said, "It costs of medical In VasVtrv H These are men called Into aervlce Columbia river Idaho Oregon, Washington, bracing pold little chance of obtaining his la entirely with the discretion cf ing and insulting to the intelliof the It will Half kost 1178,500,000. power that war. are Montana, of western the and since atari They freedom when bia case goes before the department of public aafety gence of th American people." "Investigate" (or construction dur facilities would be Installed by H.j entitled to such pay on thla basis: the state parole board at a routine never to admit these defendants to The recommended with report was released from 60 expenditure $100 for lens than days active hearing In Joliet. 1U., ing; th next aeven yeara. Thursday. parole." Washington by Social Security Com The varloui projects, divisional iittJ.z.wu, leaving a naiance servlre In the United States; $200 Now 48, Leopold hat been rated OMAHA (UP) missioner Arthur J. Altmeyer. There's rule' or iij.jm iwu ; for 60 days or more servlre In the ,and units "considered In drawing lor later completion a moan al.tne of the Douglas County; penitenprisoner listed th it other 6a $300 for meetings Federal would projects power Only itul 1953-5days. States., by Prepared United, Security pro no program" Government Report Discharge Pay by ur cr Baby Drowns ln! the tiary since he entered it with vide Irrigation water Inr JJWlOO lwveia the- HoKur mrf tiisin of service or inneer with at least one kiokard hi unnpamrm tn overseas. The bureau frcommcntJprr aavi duty the thrill slaying of Bobby frank, crei and develop SS6,4to tnowit Wgon. not on how would services The 10.000 mio.vaii unit say ihe little boy of additional power for the Pacific seltted as a treek, a Rogue tributary, called many men art entitled to muster- ransom victim. they " Northwest. SM1TI1TO!, lit. (UP) r- Francis t'J.OUO.-00Defense But out pay. Bu- the Talant division, costing ing Secretary Reclamation the Lnrh and Leopold son of la addition, Schenewerk, A men Lovett said 714,000 all but about 11,000.000 byi Robert fenced to terme of life and 99 yeara Mr. and Mrs, Oscar Schenewerk, reau recommended a third power-bous- e flseal In the, released were 20.140 also year 1959 and Irrigating wr me crime, one of the most sen- wandered from hla bed Friday for Grand Coulee dam that which ended June 30, 1352. and would Itself develop 1,080.000 kilo- acres, 'The Cascade Gorge unit nf 1.000,000 more will have been re- sational of the 20's, after a night and drowned In the Union J'ealt on the divu.o.i defense by famed crimlnat bucket of water, the St, Clair watts of additional power. fiscal when current the leased year Hogue would cost $5,000,000 and lawyer uarene Darrow. County sheriff's office reported. mil details were released only provide 18.000 kilowatts ofppower. enrs next June 30. Loeb. a fellow student nt T unauthorized The father said he put the boy to on 18 of the 18, since Personnel released July with completion before 19j9. pold at the University of Chicago. bed, but discovered he was missing Including These, muster-out 1952 projects. pay later was stabbed to receive their death by a when he checked the bedroom for the controversial proat the place of discharge without fellow some time later. A search for the prisoner. on the News Benjamin posed Hells Canyon project having to make application. Those Cook County Attorney child ended In the kitchen, where Snake river, would cost an estimatreleased before then had to make John Gutknerht State's was on he had tumbled Into the bu"tet of ed total Of $805,454,000. application In writing either to the record as opposed to alreadyLeo- water. freeing Armv Finance Center. Indianapo- pold." The bureau stressed that some of lis, Navy Bureau of Supplies and the "reclamation possibilities" un"1 definitely am opposed to pa- JUST A JUNIOR Accounts. Cleveland. Air force der Investigation bad "real" prosrole tn a case of this type." GutMe. tl'J! BUXTON, Though Center, Denver, Marine knerht said. pects of getting going during the Is John 93. he's still the "kid Cobb Corns. Headquarters. Washington. seven-yea- r program starting with "The seneral Interest nt Ihe nnh. brother. Big Brother" Samuel D. or Coast Guard Headquar- lie Is far more fiscal 1953. Othera were described t important than the is 100. constructWashington. ters, to be aa "not necessarily a ed, even ultimately," or at "Just The Arrowhead fleam In the eye that will never BENJAMIN get beyond the Investigation stage.' Riding club sponsored a rabbit The data wai released as part .hunt with 22 men participating ef the bureau's report to Congress The hunt was at Mosida and 168 expenditure rabbits were killed. "Thr losing which recommended dollars iteam treated the winners. of more than Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Hawkins en throughout the country during the aeven yean on reclamation works. tertained at a watch party on New Best Plays of The report described the propos- Yeara Eve for the Men's and yearbook of drama In the the A Indies' Club. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton American Theater. ed Hells Canyon project on border which la op Hawkins won high score prizes. n Lehl In the Desert and The World s Mr. and Mrs. T. Leslie Rlchard- - of the Jaredites Nibley This posed vigorous! by private power treated by an expert In this I combination power . on lre visiting In California with exponents-- as and flood control unit that uiti-- j their daughter, Cleo Bowen, and field. The In a Sunlit Land-WId- stoe mately could have an lnstilloder family. of the beloved of 900.000 kilowatts. Hanirh- - autobiography Mra. Madce eower and Clavson eaDaclty . . , . . that ..... irr gpem. tnnsimas itniumcuu wiw anotner churchman. ine iourcu MA.MmnnA - Tonic For -- Oar Times Evans niu till d nnn ha tnont rturlna A.ini,tr Mr. n.n...,i ...t The millions who listen to the an 1953 1059, fiscal yeara providing family. They later visited a few Installed power capacity of 400,000(daya at Eureka with Mrs. Clay-b- y "spoken word" will welcome this Mrs. Goldle new book. then. It suggested $18,194,000 be son's moher-ln-!aThe Taming of the Nations to; New Year's for later Clayson. up They apent completion provided A study of the cultural mm mmrnm m nnm 800.000 kilowatts, with provision Day at Ncphl with a daughter, Northrop of International policy. bases Enid Larsen and even of kilowatts family. power for 100,000 Heinlcln Science Space Cadet Mr.- and Mrs. Clinton Hawkins later. fiction. the entertained Jack Hansen famThe next most expensive project Always Ask a Policeman Truss covered In detail waa the Mountain ily on Christmas Eve. A Crime Club favorite sleuth Mr. and Mrs. frank Wrlde enHome division, also in selection. a friends tertained at New Year's cost would It ultimately Provo Public Llbrr-- v but only $53,430,000 would Eve party on Wednesday night. Ollle Miss Zceman. spent Ogdcn, be spent through 1959. On the Payette tnd Boise river tributaries of the holidays here with her sister, and Lundcll. Kathryn brother, same Simmons Quality 7 the Snake river, It would Irrigate Jake Zeeman, and their families. 192,000 acres of land, provide 187,- -' Eldon Willis, son of Mr. and Mrs. but the result of 500 kilowatts of power and help on Big, Savings Bruce Willis spent a few days here 1J51: :lamiiryS with his parentSTfle If In the ITS. their" of helping Simmons PROVO Navy, and Is stationed in San The I Don't Care Girl, Academy Diego. covers,-Eac- h year Simmons brings out new Ned Hansen, son of Ed Hansen, with M. Gaynor. to Road Th Paramount Ball, had a leave from the I to ..- with B. Crosby and B. Hope. allowing. key Army. He Is stationed In Calif. Uinta-Ba- ttle Zone, with J. Hodl-acThe Sunday School entertained run pick up the odds and ends and The Rose Bowl Story. for all children of the ward on Monday afternoon. The children LEHI them on sale danced and were treated to bass Royal The Prisoner of Zenda. S. with Granger. nuts. of and WASHINGTON (UP) Douglas candy GREATLY REDUCED PRICES!..., Glenn Hansen, son of Ed Hansen PLEASANT GROVE R. Stringfellow, newly elected Con Grove Because of ou, wiih L. gressman from Utah's First Dis- suffered i wound tn his lower "" trict, today was having trouble right arm when his fun aecldratiy Young. getting office apace, and as usual discharged. He is herding sheep AMERICAN FORKx a could blame it on the on th desert. Cameo Captain Pirate, with L. Hayward. To mak matters worse It was EISLER SCHEDULED Coral The Lusty Men, with S. because of a name that still rankles; FOR PUBLIC ADDRESS Hayward. Franklin! BERLIN K) many Republicans. Rep. PAYSON The Iron Mistress, with D. Roosevelt Jr., of New York. jGerhart Eisler will address a .A. Ladd. Stringfellow was waiting to move. mass meeting In East Berlin this Into bis assigned office space in week in protest againsi tne txe-th- e OREM House office building. But cutlon of U. S. atom spies Julius Scera Plymouth Adventure, with Roosevelt was in the offices and and Ethel Rosenberg, the Coramu- - .S. Tracy. couldn't move out because his nlst News d Sat- SPANISH FORK Rifle, with G. quarters were still occupied by urday. It was the'flrst time the Com- Cooper. Sen. Elect Jackson of Washington, Angelus-rNarro- w and Margin who will move into Senate offices. munists- mentioned - Eisler since Officially at least, Stringfellow they fired him aa chief of the In- - Yukon Gold. SPRINGVILLE should have been able to occupy formation Office Monday. The new offices no later than noon nouncemcnt which listed him as " Park Roadblock" and Nevada, with B. Mitchum." Saturday but it seemed xthere second speaker after Deputy Rivoli Because of You, with L. be a delay of seyefal days mier Otto Nuschke referred to him In straightening matters out only as "Professor Eisler." Young. -- Lb, uar "Commltte Chairman Sen. Olln D. Johnston (1SC.) said tlu'i is 19 much waste and extwv gam li will recommend that half of the 2M,uo0 U. S, employe in Europe and Africa b tired. - 'Bucket. - cm . five-gallo- n hard-foug- aa-y- $358,-810,0- Riding Club Sponsors Rabbit Hunt Members of the group say federal workers abroad have such a lush standard of living even have personal maids. And in some cases, they said U.S. officials hive put their foreign girl friends on the government payroll. Th fnmmltt(i tutt hnrkr frim Profanity Fines Purchase Steak steno-graphe- rs hoard ei tiwmtigr that any' a seven-weeinvestigation of govmember or visitor using a profane ern men t personnel In Europe and LII- -' word will during pay hearings Dr, George F, Lull. AM A secre Africa, Is presently preparing a Uin 25 the Tybering, secretary, and general manager, said tary critical report on the conditions it . ..... . . cents. IV. iifrt Agaruy, tit iod from 1W8 to 195L ver the k i found. uca ana presentea tnem in a way But a highway engineer, Earl, Commute sources said t h that implied there was a dire need Whlttaker. added an amendment. American workers enjoy a much for compulsory health Insurance" He was reporting on complaints by citizens and mentioned that a cer higher standard of living overseas In preparing the report. tain man was having "a hell of a than they would In the United. "Facts are presented in a 'way time States because of allowances they gettlt.g up his road." to be misleading." Lull said. Miss Tvberlng demanded the receive In addition to their regular "For example," Lull said, to ar- quarter, but Whittaker's protest salaries. rive at percentages. Mr. Altmeyer that direct quotes was ruled valid Most of the workers receive a and his compulsory health insur- and "coat of living" allowance ranging ance schemers applied the beneMiss Tybering refuses to give from( S to 25 per cent of . their fits paid by voluntary health the board an accounting of her pro- regular pay. In addition, most of plans to the total medical fanity fund, saying: "When 1 take them receive a living quarcare bill paid In the United States In, enough money, I buy myself a ters allowance yearly of from $1,500 to each year." steak $3,000 to help pay for rent, elecLull said the FSA. In order to! tricity and other housing bills. Uncr present what he termed "an honest proportion t th total health bills der this scale, the average picture," should Rave figured "the of only these who were covered makes at least $C.0JO a amount of dollar benefits paid In by health insurance." year, s'ero-gruph- FOLLOW YOUR JANCY WITH BOOKS two-htlll- ' CZ-- LL JUL 3 V ) ' LJ Idaho-Orego- sub-Jecti- r.n - ., ima!? - r f . I Idaho-Orego- We've Made A Sensational Buy! It's the these dear l ... AA" A s' g Arch-Sprlng- fleld - an-h- ls Pre-wou- ld Search for o Hero Thomss Hal Phillips C'erljltf Ct'lt4 XXI had total faith in Blindly, we proceeded d at speed; the LCT'l deployed at the proper time; our stern anchor was dropped; suddenly I felt myself pulled forward a little and heard the grind of the bottom on the sandbar. There was bo, sound of the enemy, only the sound of our engines churning ahead at speed and the LCT deploying to the left and right o! us, and the crews hauling the ramps out halfway. - There had been only our own shell bursts on the gray slope ahead of us. Then the DE's moved In a little closer and fired a colored barrage which w called "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs." I supposed It was to make sure the Germans did not overlook us. We began to retract, which is easy to do if the anchor does not drag a simple maneuver of backing at speed and hauling in the anchor. Within 10 minutes we were clear of the beach, and one by one the LCT's slipped in behind us like mechanical toys. The rain had almost stopped. The captain looked up, searching the sky, though it was still too dark to see all of the mi.st. "If we have a little bad weather going back, I could tell the Commander that handy-bill- y slid overboard." ., To our left we could hear heavy gups that seemed almost upon us, and see pale flashes, like distant sheet lightning. "They're awfully close," Blackwcll said. The captain shook his head. "No. sound travels that way when it's damp. They're trying to break the German' line now. If they don't break but, we'll have to land on Red Beach with ammunition." "Let's pray for a Black well said. "I never pray for things like that," the captain said, calmly and iWith decision. '.. THE-captai- n charts. one-thir- one-thi- ro rain-soak- ed . two-thir- ds break-throug- by tf M( NIA Stmt (".. I. Ing, "Look here where this bullet went into the mast" Farmer came back and knelt beside th captain; we could feel the slight pull as th ship Increased speed. Kenny brought four or five blankets; w wrapped the captain in them and used one for I pillow. The sun was becoming warmer but the wind was stronger, for we wer by then making 16 or 18 knots. ""T" fainted," "the "captain said. I was startled by th voice. I looked down, saw that the captain's eyes were half opened. "You'll be all right," Farmer said. "No Tm going to die. If we'd gone to Bonbo, we wouldn't be into this." "That's right. Captain." "Who else got hurt?" "Nobody else." There were two waves of planes. In the first instant they appeared like the shadows of mosquitoes against a bright wall: a moment later, like wild geese not quite" In formation. The first wave of five broke toward the DE's; the second wave of three came toward us. I remember that the captain had my arm and was asking me, "What are they? What are they?" It was a signalman's business to identify a plane within of a second. I knew perfectly well they were all ME 109's, but I could say only, "Germans!" "Commence firing." Mr. Prultt The captain was was altogether calm. Blackwell "TVOBODY?" like a child who has been repeated the order. The LCT's were deploying and told to go somewhere alone. "Is we had taken a hard right rudder that Don up there?" "Yessir.", There was a Jolt and the planes "How you doing up there, Donwere gone. , ald Meadows?" J "I'm all right, sir." . rUR bow gun commenced to fire. "Reckon why it got me instead A single plane, from the first of you?" "I don't know, sir. wave, had made its turn from the DE's and was coming in low, straf"Because you're a good boy, ing. Mr, Pruitt bent over, saying, that's why. Did it go clear through "Look out!" The captain was still me? I'm going to die die . . ." looking astern. As he turned he He closed his eyes for a minut , caught his side with a faint grin, "What kind' was it, Den?" not of pain so much as of sur"ME 109. sir " "You'd better take me down to prise. He held onto my arm. I thought he was being funny; then my quarters. It's warmer there." at once we all knew he was hit. He smiled, but the tears began to He leaned back slowly against the come out of his eyes and roll down conn and fainted. across his temples. Then h was We carried him down to B deck. like a baby that has fallen, and Mr. Pruitt ordered everybody to can not quite decide whether to stand clear except Farmer and laugh or to cry. I had to look Archie and mev I was already sick, awsy. Farmer motioned for some and the wind was bringing the of the men to bring a stretcher. diesel fumes toward us. I closed We took the' captain below and put my eyes and heard Farmer cutting him on his bunk. All the time we and ripping the captain's uniform. were moving him he kept his eyes I have never seen anybody die, I closed tight, his face clenched, .thought, I'm goihg to be stck. I making his cheek hollow. When saw Farmer get up and go talk we had finished, he looked up from to Mr. Bclman. who had come to his bunk and said, "That's why I the Navy instead of th the conn. ;::.:;r joined I wanted to die warm." "Should we take, him to hi Army "You'll be all right," farmer cabin?" said. He whispered to Kenny to "Not now, sir." bring a sheet. Behind me, somebodjr was say (T B Con tinned) one-ten- th : ... yl'i' A'' .,' ' - - i t' VA - t A - Z f- stf AsY.:'''AJ.-' . ) t I Agency-announce- A x V dealers and k at WU1UY TLK.NUYLK 111 MUF IIA.. riiiii-v n if nil HkL - vim JMYL IUU lilUitf.1 factory their patterns, f.bvir.g Into Office IMAKsVUr.l'UK are Utdfi Ccsgrcssraai. y BUYING FULL CARLOAD QUANTITIES SHIPPING IN FULL CARLOAD LOTS AA WW X-- . 1 v v- -- '- xi 1 , v lA J Genuine SIMMONS Mattress at an amazingly low price." rTr HOTEL Cover Cwird" ' - These mattresses are made by Simmons for exacting Hotel Trade. Heavier duly ticking and construction are designed for Commercial use. 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