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Show , . V- - , ttSERET NEWS AND rt ! TELEGRAM, Sdtloko City,' TF CiiililidiJJFivc it , ftrSpitjAlii I i).S.I!u?c1DuSC 5 4 AS Mondcy.Vanuarylyimi By ROBERT MUSEL Three . (UPI) men and two women, including two civilian employes of the British Admiralty, were or dered held Monday on charges of spying for a foreign power. British observers called it the biggest., espionage case here since the i950 arrest,. of atomic spy Klaus Fuchs. .Magistrates in Bow St court Monday denied bail for: Henry Houghton, 55, bald gnomish man and a pay clerk at the British Navys Portland yard. Ethel Gee, 46, a Portland of Houghtons and badminton player, who sat through Monday mornings brief hearing with head bowed. Peter Kroger, 50, a tall whitehaired man with a sensitive face who pleaded unsuccessfully for bail to attend to business in his Londons suburban Ruislip near a major U.S. Air Force wmit 42 LONDON 1 N w YEARS OF savin CONTINUOUS SERVICE institution pay in Well-know- n I s l V f : book-sellin- Sen. Thorpe Waddlngham (hand to face),' talks over strategy with Democratic senators in party caucus during flurry of activity which marked opening of 1961 Utah Legislature. Sen. Waddlngham .took role as Senate session. president for the DEMO CAUCUS IN SENATE 60-da- y g base. Krogers wife, Helen, 47, a greying matron who sat silent throughout the hearing, letting husband speak her for her. Gordon Lonsdale, 37, a short swarthy company director who chewed gum vigoroussesly through the At Utah Savings Your Monoy Can Earn up to deep-voice- d To Add Senator Falls LEGISLATURE Continued from first page dure, adoption of rules Monday assumed more extraordi- sion. nary proportions because of a The Krogers and Lonsdale long list of proposed changes in are believed to be Canadians ' ' A bill to add one more mem--be- r In the Senate, districts would the operating procedures. living in Britain. Houghton to the Utah Senate was have one senator for each One expected to cause the and Miss Gee both live near .dropped into the hopper Mo- 20,000 population, and one ad- most furor, especially in the the Portland yards. All five were charged under nday as the Utah Legislature ditional senator for each addi- House, is the proposal to set . Opened. tional 70,000 population. , up a steering committee from Section One of the Official ' Introduced by Sens. Orval The plan would leave Salt the start of the session to es- Secrets Act, which prohibits (R-S-- Hafen George) and Lake, Weber and Utah counties tablish a priority rating for making sketches or notes useAlonzo F. Hopkin unchanged and would give the legislation reaching the floor ful to an enemy or giving such the reapportionment rural areas' an advantage it of the House and Senate. data to a potential enemy. This special committee, Maximum penalty is 14 years , measure recognizes the mush- - the Senate, and populous areas which would have life or in prison. .. rooming population of Davis the advantage in the House. . County. death power for the most part The enemy concerned in . The bill would add one sena-over legislation, would replace the case was not identified. tor from Davis County, giving All five defendants were arthe traditional sifting committhe county two, and would tees which perform the "sort rested over the weekend by . raise the Senate membership ing out" function during the Scotland Yard ' and special from 25 to 26 members. last 10 to 15 days of session branch security men in down' In the House, Davis would town London and at the Krog of the past get two more seats, raising This proposal is expected to ers home in Ruislip. . the countys total to four. be set up in the Senate, but a No new members would be battle may ensue in the House, however. One seat added, where opposition to early esHouse H. Ernest Speaker would be taken from Cache tablishment of such a commitFork) tee has been County and one from Carbon Dean growing. County to make up the Davis emerged Monday from a DemPresident Waddingham set total. ocratic, caucus as chairman-designat- up a three-ma-n committee Another change suggested in of the proposed pow- composed of Sen. Cox, Sen. the Senate would be to split erful new House steering comLloyd and Sen. Wendell Grover the County dis mittee. Lake) to talk over the trict, giving Tooele County a' Chairmen of the 18 House proposal and make a recomf BRUSSELS, BELGIUM senator of its own. committees were named in a mendation to the Senate later (UPI) Troops fired warning Juab County would be added proposed list which faces ap- in the day. shots and tear gas grenades to Millard County to form a proval by the full House memAnother proposal almost Monday to rioters in district. Beaver County, which bership later Monday. sure to come up, either, early Mens' where repel strikers'renewed - is now in with Millard, would Chairmanship of the in the Monday proceedings, or protests against the govern be added to Kane, Wayne, Appropriations Com- at least within the first week ments austerity program. mittee was assigned to Rep. of session, will be a suggestion Piute, and Garfield counties. First reports said five perThe population ratio upon Kenneth W. Gardner of a split session. sons were hurt in the Mons is would based which the bill former chairman of the This take the form of riots. Police arrested 130 al be one representative for each Education Committee and a a bill tomay set up in law an opin- leged rioters in- - Mons and 17,500 persons, providing that member of the Appropriations ion of the attorney' general Charleroi. each county has at least one group in 1959 legislative sesThe violence came as Prethe legislature could meet that sion. representative. 60 legislative days instead mier Gaston Eyskens ordered Other committee chairman- for stricter police measures to of calendar days. ships were listed as: The first influx of bills is smash a new wave of systeAgriculture and Irrigation, expected Wednesday, although matic and concerted criminal Kumen Gardner some prepared by the Utah sabotage and attacks. Com; Business and City) Eyskens moves followed reLegislative Council upon remerce, Merrill Jenkins of several legislators are ports of an unprecedented quest City); Education, Algie wave of sabotage that swept Ballif (D Provo); Elections, all set for introduction. work of the session the country at the start of the Major Vance Elizabeth Two ATHENS, GA. (UPI) fourth week of the strike crisis. War- will come early in the second Negro students Monday began Fish and Game, Marvin Eyskens, his face grim and Gov. delivers after week Clyde Highways, the process of registering for ren his voice firm, convened an urhis biennial budget message n the University of Georgia with Jack Mahoney (Milford); Incabinet meeting, fiscal prob- gent the forth setting Clifton Memmott and reported afterward that a notable minimum of inci- dustry, state. of the lems Judiciary, Ralph all the necessary measures dents but a federal judge or Lake). have been taken. dered a postponement before C. Anderson Labor, James BrusattO, (D- "Reports of all security they could finish. Military Affairs and Magna); authorities indicate we have to students for the Attorneys it C. face a systematic and concerted Charlayne Hunter and Hamil- Civil Defense, Thor Polititon Holmes said they would Hebertson plan a wave of acts of crimiReasons for requesting a nal sabotage and attacks, he cal Subdivisions, George R. appeal immediately and Judge sharply increased appropria said. Elpert Tuttle of the Fifth U.S. Aiken Welfare and Public Institu-tiontion of $393,800 for the Utah Minister of public function Circuit Court of Appeals set Health, Tourist and Publicity Council Pierre Harmels announced seDella Loveridge a hearing Monday in Atlanta. 1961-6biennium, were curity forces" smashed an at The students had begun the Lake); Public Safety, Loren In the Rev- outlined over the weekend to D. Squires tempt by strikers to attack the federal process James members of the Utah Legisla- railway stations at Mons and of becoming the first Negro enue and Taxation, ( Lake); ture. Charleroi, in southern Belguim students in the universitys Macfarlane The legislative committee of Chlleon Halladay Rules, r Federal Reports from that region de when history ; State and Federal AfUtahns Inc., contacted law- scribed dozens of acts of sabo Judge W. A. Bootle in Macon, Melvin-Daltomakers Friday to Explain a tage smashed windows in the Ga., postponed the integration fairs, t held was caucus The program to build the homes of political foes of the just Fri last issued he order only leftist-lestates travel and tourist to opening of the prior strikers, broken shop day. windows and dynamited railBootles new order was to way tracks, high tension power allow the state of Georgia time lines, bridges and canal locks. to appeal his previous order Eyskens did not disclose that the students be admitted what instructions he had issued immediately. to the thousands of gendarmes, Bootles ruling came as the and policemen massed troops first student protest .demonin the regions. stration of the day was being put down by determined uni versity officials. ' As part of the registration process Miss Hunter, who ' Continued from first page plans to study journalism, was conflict of Interests" law forin the universitys Journalism bids a government agent from confer to about building engaging in business transacclasses. A group of students tions on behalf of the governoutside began congregating ment if, by virtue of his priand soon several students bevate interest, he may benefit football-typ- e "Two, a yell: gan financially from thq outcome want we dont ; four, six, eight of those transactions. to integrate. The contract was signed in The chant was Just begln--nin- g 1954 by the Dixon-Yate- s interto spread when Dean of Atomic ests and the Energy Men William Tate shouldered Commlssion. lt was cancelled -- hi way through the crowd to by Mr. Elsenhower after the ; the heart of the demonstration Senate stuhearings brought out the two of and ordered WenzelTs vote. dents to stop. He asked for As to whether Wenzells actheir identification cards. 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