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Show j.- - 14 DAILY HERALD WEDNESDAY, DEC. 12, 1962 Utah 00011117, Utath . Reds' Arrest of Alleged U. S., British Agent; Mby Be Biggest Spy Case Since Powers Trial MOSCOW (UPD . The biggest Western spy case since the 1960 it- rt v. TTO yuui rrantisJ rowers appeared in the making todav .with the arrest ' of an alleged agent , on charges . .of supplying f acurcis mj me u.a. ana British Intelligence.' Tass, the official Soviet news .agency, Tuesday night announced the arrest of "the spy OV. Penkovsky" and linked him to two U.S. Embassy employes and British businessman Greville Wynne, who was arrested on espionage charges in Budapest last month. It charged that Penkovsky delivered military and scientific secrets to Wynne, embassy employ-- e Richard Carl Jacob, and an American second secretary Identified only, as "Karlsson." Jacob, 26, Egg Harbor, N. J., was expelled Nov. 6 for allegedly 'extracting espionage materials" from a letterbox in a Moscow apartment. There is no Karlsson at the embasy, only a Rodney W. Carlson, assistant' agricultural attache, and the Soviets have tiken no action against him. Tass charged hat Penkovsky used the letterbox in the gateway of a house on Moscow's Pushkin-skay- a St. to pass on secret information to Jacob. At the time of Jacob's! expulsion last month, the United States denied all charges ofj espionage. Tass did not identify Penkovsky as a Soviet citizen, but it was asumed he was. It said he worked in the "Soviet state comof scienmittee on tific research work." It said he was "connected with British and American intelligence agencies and on their orders in 1961-6gathered and handed them secret Information about the U.S. S.R. on scientific, technical, po litical, and military questions." Tass said Penkovsky admitted contacting Wynne, who it said "periodically came to the U.S.S.R. under the disguise of a businessman." Wynne was arrested Nov. 2. On Novl 27, Soviet authorities announced he had pleaded guilty to espionage. His present whereabouts was not known. Tass said Penkovsky was tl-i- ol 1. , j 2 ! Quotes In The News Goshen Alpino By PATRICIA BRADY By, MARGUERITE WATERBURY EUREKA Mr. Bill Dean it GOSHEN jThe Genola 500 confined to the Utah! Valley Hos Club and their husbands held a By MRS. KENT A. PRUE with a recurring back in party at the home of Mrs, Rulon LAKEVIEWrVINEYARD Mrs. pital jury. Finch in Goshen in honor of her Murlyn (Marzelle) Brown was birthday. The group furnished a honored at a party Thursday afhot turkey supper. Guests were ternoon at the home of Mrs. V. Mr. and "Mrs. Frank Bowman and Mr. and Mrs. James Ken-sing- er Grant Larsen, Herald Oberg, Mil-to- n M. Nuttall. Twenty-fiv- e neighbors Thomas, Andrew Larson, My- and friends enjoyed luncheon and were and daughter of Tooele, in Eureka Sunday. Mr. ron Christensent Leonard Isaac- visiting. v Bowman and Mr. Kchslnger conson and the honored guest and her ducted church services husband, Mr. jand Mrs. Rulon Babies christened in Lakeview Eureka Methodist Church.for tht Finch. Following supper 500 was services Sunday were Rebecca played with prizes won by Mr. Gappmayer, daughter of Mr. and Sandy Thomas, daughter of Christensen, Mr. Larsen, Mrs. Mrs. Leland Gappmayer, and and Mrs. Ronald Bishop MrsJ Isaacson. Finch and Shaun T. Ward, son of Mr. and has been confined at theThomas, Payson Mrs. Tom Ward. bronchitis. with Hospital Dinner guests! at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rulon Finch were Mrs. Bernard Wind is Mrs. Elsie Nilsoif land Mrs.! Mr. some time in Salt Lake spending her brother and sister-in-ladue to and Mrs. Julius Stickney of Span the serious illness of her brother, Earlean Gear spent Sunday at Orem visiting with Mr. and Mrs. ish Fork. By BERTHA CLARK' ALPINE Mr. and Mrs. EIry Wilde are on an extended visit with relatives in Arizona. Milton B. Muir is convalescing jjjp' i at home following surgery at the Utah Valley Hospital. with three miniature cameras, codes, secret inks, radio equipment, and "a ... false Soviet passport to go underground ; in case of imminent exposure."' In addition to the men named, it said he maintained contact with "some Other officials of the diplomatic representations of-- the United States and Britain." j, The Powers' case was the most publicized espionage trial involving an American ever held here. Powers, whose reconnaissance plane was downed over1 the Soviet Union, - was sentenced to 10 years in prison and labor camp. But he was released early this year in exchange for Soviet Col. Rudolf Abel,' who had been serving an espionage sentence in the United equipped States. ; ; Mrs. Marguerite Bunker, in company with her son and daugh Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bunker of Idaho, left last week for, Florida. They will meet their son and brother, Byran Bunker, who has spent the past two years there as an LDS missionary, and the group will return home to gether. .., ter-in-la- i w, . Mrs. Clifford Kiddle, Salt Lake City, spent the weekend at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Muir. w, Frank - The annual Christmas card exchange for Alpine residents will be held Thursday and Friday un der the sponsorship of the Alpine PTA. All boxes must be at the City Hall by Dec. 12. The City Hall will be open Mondays be tween now and Christmas from 3 to 5 p. m., Thursday between 6 and 9 p. m. and Saturdays between 3 and 5 p. m. Only cards being exchanged by local resi dents are permitted, and cards going out of town must go through the Post Office. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Chapman and daughter Linda, returned to their home un Pomona. Calif.. after visiting at the home of his mother, Mrs. Pearl Chapman in Roy and at thej home of her sis ter and family, Mr. and Mrs Milo Burraston in Goshen. Mrs. By RUTH HOOPER MAPLETON Mussette Ladies A scout banquet was Chorus of Springville will give held district at the Alpine Ward Chapel a special Christmas program Fri- for district scout leaders, their day evening in the Mapleton wives, den mothers and their husWard Chapel beginning at 7. bands. E. LaMar Buckner was Ward members who are in the guest Mr. Buckner is a chorus are Mrs. Faye Jensen, bishop speaker. in Ogden as well as being Mrs. Douglas and Mrs. Ronald National Jaycee president Other graves. Proceeds of the program notable guests in attendance invill go to the ward building cluded W. W. Clyde, president of fund. Utah National Boy Scout Council; Floyd Loveridge, council repA large number of. relatives resentative, Utah National Park and friends attended the wel Council; Keith Beck, district come home for Erman Stone, scout commissioner. There were just returned from the South New 130 persons present. Zealand LDS mission. Dr. and Mrs. Hugh W. PeterWiscombe is son, Provo, were visitors Sunday Mrs. Joseph spending a week at Dietrich, Ida., at! the home of Mrs. Bertha Clark. with her daughter and the Sem Astles. son-in-la- w, Mapleton Second Ward Primary workers will honor their hus bands at the Christmas party this evening in the ward recreation hall. A turkey supper is planned for the guests. Mrs. Harold Whiting and Mrs. Hugh Hjorth will conduct a short program and Mrs. Duane Rowberry will direct games. Mr. and Mrs. Deon Dorcey and children, formerly of Provo, have moved into the" Calvin Johnson home. Mrs. Douglas Brown entertain ed for her son Dennis on his tenth birthday. Duane Rowberry has been ap pointed Mapleton Second Ward assistant ward clerk. By United Press International y DALLAS Scientist W. B. Mr.' and Mrs. Dean Haymond Sothe that ,. contending and children of Livermore, Calif., Jr., viet Union's "black box" propos- spent several days at the home al for detecting nuclear tests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. would be virtually impossible be- Frank Davies. They were here cause of the frequent earthquakes for the funeral services for his . in Russia:! father,' Earl Haymond. "Looking for nuclear test vibraCalling at the home of Mr. and tions among all the others would Mrs. Preston Hooper this week be like looking for a needle in were his brothers and sisters, Is the haystick when the needle Mr. Mrs. Jack Karl of Re and the same color as the hay." I He-po- , seda, Calif.; Mrs. Edward Eugene, Ore.; Mrs. RobLabor Secretary NEW YORK on ert Christen, Cour De'Alene, Ida., , W. Willarcl Wirtz, commenting and Mr. and Mrs. Dean Haymond r, opufw AJC licit jxviia pf Livermore, Calif. "I think this is an extremely serious situation. I would be less Mrs., Howard Whiting is home than frank if I saw any hope of following back surgery at the a settlement unless collective bar- LDS Hospital in Salt Lake City. gaining starts working. There is a prospect of days, a prospect .of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Everett spent several days visiting in Chino, Calif., with their daugh The London Daily ter and LONDON Mr. and Mrs Mail, diagnosing the crisis in An LaMar Roberts and family. relations triggered , A square dance and round danc bv a U.SL DroDosal to scran the will be held in the Mapleton missile: ing Skybolt Hall under the direc Memorial . . . one of the "A Brim dogfight and Mrs. Dean Binks Mr. of tion n most serious pol Mrs. Bill Jacobson Mr. and and icy clashes since the war." Saturday evening. John EAST ORANGE, N.J. Mapleton Firemen and partners J. DePemberton Jr. of the Amer- held Christmas party in the ican Civil Liberties Union, criti form their a dinner-dancof and pro cizing the' House a cafe. local at General Activities Committee for investi- gram was Mrs. Neno Anton chairman gating the Women Strike for eno, who was assisted by Mrs. Peace and other peace organiza Joseph Carnesessa and Mrs. Neil tkns: Stiener. "Congress has no power to inArthur Harmer is recuperating vestigate in the abstract, nor "does the Constitution contemplate, ex- following surgery at the Utah posure for exposure's sake.' yalley Hospital. Kill-pac- k, Elberta Fowler held Glen Storrs. . Margie Bridges, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bridges, celebrated her seventh birthday Friday afternoon with a party given by her mother. Twenty- three little school friends and neighbors enjoyed games, gift opening and refreshments. a Mrs. Lola Nelson, Mrs. Hazel Cook, Mrs. Edna Matheson and Mrs. Lazeta Carter. At the close of the evening, they jwere served re- freshments. a Salem Benjamin By FLORENCE SPERRY SALEM Salem City Firemen, the mayor, city council and their wives enjoyed a steak supper at the Lions Club house,1 with Ernie Lloyd M.C. The main attraction of the evening was a skit in song and jokes given by Howard Abrams and his friend. Alfred Officers and teachers of the Salem? Ward Primary will enter- tain the Primary Stake Board and husbands at a Christmas Party Thursday at the Salem Ward Church. The seventh grade class of the School enjoyed a roller Salem- skating party at Park.Ro-Sh- e with their teacher, Mrs. Keni-soMrs. La Ray Lloyd and Mrs. Margaret Tolman assisting. n, Mrs. Dora Otten and her daughMrs. Arlene Proystgaard, ter, , By Marguerite Waterbury to Salt Lake and spent the drove ELBERTA Mr. and Mrs. Keith Mr. and Mrs. Ross visiting day and were weekend Barney family and family, who have visitors at the home of her par- Spencer from Long Beach, there moved ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Garrett Calif. Mrs. Spencer is the former in Nephi. Dora Mae Otten. Mrs. Etta Thornley was reEighteen members of the two leased from the Payson Hospital DUP camps, in Salem attended last week where she has been Christmas party at annual the receiving treatments for kidney for all county Fork Spanish trouble. members. Vice President Minnie Mrs. Pearl Ely and Mrs. Phyl Hanks Tasisted with the party. lis Ely of Payson and Mrs. Laura The Mt. Loafer camp held its party at the home of Browning of Louisville, Ky., vis- Christmas Ghana Hansen. Lesson was Mrs. ited at the home of; Mrs. MarEthel Moore and Mrs. by given guerite Waterbury last week. Mrs. Browning made the trip to a short history was given by Mrs. Utah to take her mbther, Mrs. Virgie Hunt. Hostesses were: Pearl Ely, back to Kentucky Mrs. Hansen, Mrs. Tora Banks, where she will, make her home Mrs. Lucille Tanner and Mrs. with the Brownings for the .win- Leon a Lake. ter. Mrs. Browning is formerly Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lee, their from Elberta. son David and Sam Christensen drove to Salt Lake City recently RETURNING REMAINS to visit Sam's mother, Mrs. Edna Offi Christensen at the LDS Hospital. GRADO, Italy (UPD cials said the remains of three They reported her condition is sailors recovered from a subma improving and she hopes to be rine sunk near here in 1917 will home soon. be returned to Austria. were recovered The bodies Robert Lloyd celebrated his from the World War I submarine birthday with 16 of his boy friends on Monday. gathering at his home for a party. . j f I! ' A baby daughter was born on Gourley's are former residents ; of Eureka and are rjjow stationed in Michigan with thfc Air Force. The baby will be named Laurie Ann. 1 , By CRESSIE GREENLAND IGHLAND American Fork their daughter and j her family. eminary students presented a They are residents jf Alaska. program during Sunday evening word services. A number of local Mr. and Mrs. William Whitmey- young people were among those er spent the day in Salt Lake w ho participated. City doing some Christmas shop Their four children ac Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence E. Day ping. '1 them. companied ofj Roy visited with relatives and friends in Highland recently. Mr. and Mrs. James Muth spent the weekend in Sail Lake City. Annual Relief Society Christ mas party will be held Tuesday, Miss Marjorie Randle, a stu Dec. 18, in the ward' Relief Soat Westminster College. dent ciety, room. A special program spent the weekend fvisiting with is being prepared.1. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie I Mr. and Mrs. George Allied Randle. of Salt Lake City visited here Peery. week with relatives. They Jerry Sanderson, ja student at last Ennie Woffinden, who was in Mrs. Emma Steele entertained also spent some time with Mrs the Brigham Young University, jured7 in a car and tractor, acci the Ladies Sewing Club at her Alma H. Buhler who is confined spent the weekend j visiting with dent last week, is improving at home. Lunch Was served to six in the American Fork Hospital his parents, Mr.S i and Mrs. the Payson Hospital.! Leland Sanderson. members. ' Linda Strasburg, LDS mission Earl Mclntyre spent the week Mr. and Mr$. Mark Whiteman ary in the West Central States The Bert Aitken family held an recent of Salt Lake !City were visitors mission, is reported improved end visiting witn nis parents, Aitken family ly. There were 20 family mem and dinner guests at the home of from a serious illnees she suf Mr. and Mrs. Steele Mclntyre of Mammoth.' He is k student at bers from out of town present. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rex fered. Young University. White. Brigham r ' i teachers jThe officers, Primary the Sheets attended Ina Mrs. Pat Sorensen held a personal and ward bishopric and their Mrs. Alice Jameson is. spendWomen's Legislative meeting in shower in honor of Anna Clair partners will be feted at a dinner ing a' few weeks visiting at "th Provo last week. Horton Friday night; Refresh party this evening at 7 p. m. home of her daughter andson-in-laMr. and Rftrs. . Kenneth In the ward recreation hall. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Huff and two ments were served to Diane Good of Pay son v Daniels: children of Salt Lake spent the win, Bonnie Cook, Margene weekend here with his parents, Steele, Nora Davis, Quetta Dixon, BREAK FOR DRIVERS Mary Horton, and Devar SorenMr Jand Mrs. Arch Huff. NEW YORK (UPD r- - For the NEWS CONFERENCE TODAY sen along withf the" honored guest. firist time In 17 years, gasoline PresiWASHINGTON (tfPI) Mrs. Clara Ludlow has return taxes did not go up in 1962 in the dent Kennedy will hold a news a World's largest ant is the ed to Utah after several months United States, the American Pe conference at 4 p.rji.j EST today. chil with her stay in California gigantea, which inhabits the troleum Institute reports. Not a It will be televised land broadcast Brazilian rain forests. live to the nation. state raised its gas tax. dren, i get-togeth- 1 er . w, Dino-poner- 1 V Mrs. Verna Schiffman has been visiting here with her grandson, Douglas MacArthur land family. IIIWIII .I. M. . Ml The Cub Scouts of Leland and Benjamin held their pack night here last week with Basil Talbot in charge. The boys' parents were guests. Denmothers from here are Vera West and Doroithy Haw. iff (& W m M flR A FLAMELESS : ' w, e . Mm her a modem This year, fay "Merry Christmas family style-gi- ve ' flameless electric range. , There's a wide selection of smart new models to choose from..h models. They have the built-i- n eluding the double-over look without the cost. js Youll discover many other exciting new features in the modern electric rarigesKotisseries? Removable doors? Grills? Automatic surj free-standi- ng n, 1 .' ?, face units? .. And because it's flamelessvan electric range is cleaner, safer, cooler, and more accurate. It's the gift that rates ribbons and bows every time! - - t"4 i " i j St&8F ; 1 OPEN DAILY 'til 9 p.ni. 62 17. CEIlTEn, PROVO Ph. K . ....v: ! o i DoubU your Caving I pItosur-sivftIftctri- UTAH POWER FR 3-41- 30 Ccrtc buy frees V A. -- j ' I960 61EIM0RC OlSTIUillES CO, LOUISVILLE. IY. i if I i sifts. co1 a LIGHT CO. yr dtzlu now. c : d Un-Americ- an - ; I Tri-Tri- Anglo-America- WHISKEY f f Mrs. Betty Ludlow recently eno Club at a tertained the Christmas party. Gifts were exchanged. -- KUlTllClfr STiAIGHT BOUKBOM I Mrs. Delia Berry is confined glo-Americ- an . 6 YEARS OLD !'.! o her home with ap illness. - iVsChill-Fatere- d I Mr. and Mrs. Dean Conover, who have been visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Randle for the past two months, left for California where they will visit with ighland jM Old ' . Dec. 3 in Port Arthur,' Mich., to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gourley. Tha (Verda) Madsen By REGENE PEAY son of Paul Cook, , Mr. and Mrs. BENJAMIN Mrs. and Mr. was re Cook, Kay Carl Lindstrom and Mr. and Mrs. leased from the Payson Hospital Ray Thomsen have left here to last week where he received Bureau the National Farm attend treatment for Rheumatic fever. convention at Atlanta, Ga. They plan to be gone 10 days. Carl's Mrs. Devar Sorenson mother, Mrs. Asta Lindstrom of ed the ONO Gtyfo at her entertainhome. iayson, is with the Lindstrom hot supper was! served to 11 mem-A children and Mrs. Lynda Scott and her husiband are at the Thorn bers and 500 to was played with Elva Okelberry, prizes going sen home. aid Steck Elaine Kirk. Sylvia Mr. and Mrs. T. Leslie Rich Mrs. Edna Matheson left last ardson returned home this week week for Salt! Lake City where after visiting a month in Port she will visit jwith her son and land, Ore., with their son, Wal family, Mr. and Mrs. Keith ter and his family. j son-in-la- Emma Colby.! quilting party at her home attend is in Utah Valley Hospital for ed by the following women: Mrs. treatment ohi her back. , Mapleton Eureka Lake View-Vineya-rd |
