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Show l THE 'WEATHER 1L PARTLY CLOUDY SUNDAY LITTLE WARMER -- WIATIITS REPORt PAWL 1 A-- 2 MOUNTAIN VIEST1J FIRST THE VOL 336. No. 91. 102nd Year DOUGL45 AS PegdriA0-- ' Ut01 File10g- &woe (News Washington Bureau A bill WASHINGTON. to establish a national cemetery at Ft. Douglas. Utah, has been approved by the i,Ariny and U. S, Bureau of the Budget. Initial cost of the' develpeopment over a riod would amount to Murderer of Baby Sitter Executed; Stay Try Fails '. By HARRY JONES (News Ogden Bureau Chief) POINT OF THE MOUNTAINRay Dempsey Gardner died before a firing squad at dawn Saturday, never knowing and dramatic court battle had been waged that a history-makinto stay his execution. an in effort ?put midnight Death cam. quickly to the slayer of Shirley Gretzinger, wlsose body was found July 20, 1949, in a Ogden baby-sitte- r, of Weber Iremota County. Not once during the tense night did the condemned man "break" nor did he waver from a story that a "Maxie Olsen" was the real killer. FEARED TROUBLE Deputies of Weber County had expected trouble with the prisoner buChe remained calm until the final moment The execution was said to be one of the "cleanest" in the Sy WILLIAM Jr-- SORSET history of the state. All four BUENOS AMES, Argentina of the marksmen's bullets penPres. John D. Peron trated (UP) the tiny white bullseye moved swiftly Saturday to deal over the heart. pinned short-lived with key figures in a A deputy sheriff gave the fire revolt which he said was aimed at auassinating him and signal to the squad hidden from his wife as well as overthrow- the view of witnesses by a canVIII, after he received his cue 1,4 his government from Sheriff Mae M. Wade. Armed with a marUa- - law Weber County, who stayed near decree from Congress, Peron's the condemned man. The volregime began proceedings , for ley was fired at 1:06 am. and rebels of accused trials military was pronounced dead leu than 24 hours after he an- Gardner two Just and one ball minutes nounced the revolt had been later. crushed. g- settles Peron Deals EDrrioN NIWSPAPII t SEPTEMBER 29,.1951 ,r1lICE - , 5 CENTS ro) LQJ CEMETERY SITE .4 -- D. BILL PROPOSES 1103.fer! i SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, SATURDAY, , ETROPOLITAN - - - t1 , ,,. alzh, (8 50-ye- ar 0875,000. ir ; The legislation, sponsored, by Sen. Arthur V. tecould Watkins give the Army authority to establish the cemetery on the Ft. Douglas tract in Salt Lake City, eliminating expense of land acquisition. Veteran population of the state is more than 8000, the Army said in backing the project, and no existing in cemeteries adjacent states can be utilized. Approval of the Army and Budget Bureau was contained in a report reteived by Senator (Machairhoney man of the Senate interior-insulaffairs committee, now considering Senator Watkins' bilL ,$ Military Investigating (R.-Uta- :Two.:,..Rq.p.r.t.s:i.0.:A.66..:i:. , By PETER BATES U. S. Army, NalrY ANCHORAGB, Alaska (UP)--T- he - and Ey investigating tho sighting,of submarinu nitely not American! off that toast the Kenai Peninsula, less miles-frothan Anchorage a high. military SOUrel; Sall Air Pores , e . N6 (D.-Wyo- .), r: a ' A..1 us ar ir s a Saturday. The military official, who would not permit use of Ws Elam, revsaled that two U. S. Tub and Widfl1 agents idghted the submarines,Une on Aug. 28.1 and the other on Sept 11. , ? t-- J Defense Up , Investigating officers side& nitely" riled out the poseibil- ity that the reported rubs were U. S. , Donald Cross. Field and Wild- life Sereke field agent, was re- - Year-en- d vealed to have told joint investl- Yore board last week that he sine a stibmarbae of the German Snorkel-typ- e surface off Dick Arm at 2 p.m. Aug. 2s. Dick Arm la on the tip of the Kenai As- - WASRDTGTO:41 (CP) wow 34 4b4,4"Aato.;110i southwest , of An- sistant Demist Secy. Anna IL Peninsula, the highway approach to Um huge Abadan Re.' chorage. MARKER OF SIGNITICANCZSign Rosenberg odd Saturday it will finer" (rear) proclaims 'Danger," Sign wi erected 111 warning agahtst smoking In area a to total draft be of neeessarr , MEALS IINGME2 men for the Army and but eeizure of the tonne? Seib& refinery by armed Iranian troops has 4ent a more sig Cross told the board be got 33,100 , , Marine Corps bt November and nificant, ominous meaning to the road mark er. (Acme Telephoto.) By EARNEST BOBERSCHT Into his small boat and paddled away from the area He said TOKYO (UP)The Peiping She said the bigger draft total he was close enough to the sub As necessary because of a reradio charged Saturday that diesel of to sound its the beer '19; cent increase in the Flannel the United Nations command suction and the peculiar engines PUBLISH of the Marine Corp.. sound of Its Snorkel apparatus. strength planned troop landings on both exact No figures have bee Cross said his could not comthe cut and west Accosts of curthe but announced, terra ment oit the report because mill-tar- p rent Korea north, of the present strength has been nported Mellow officers bad at about Retired-Ge- n. battle', lino; Benlamhl 211,000 officers sod Isyrrnitsszs kini ordered 'contacted him aril en any Important y. one of the four ' $oM Daudet, witnesses, One of the The broadcast by the moutis-- 1 to diSCLISI It with anyone. aot not Is location West Adm.' William, 111. rechteler, rebel leader essight so far, largest groups vet, to witness of the Chinese Conununist The second sub report ,corne chief as imreasonable sti It 'now faced a possible death penalty a state execution, were led into piece of naval operation. told ' biat LOWE smoralat i"sherieit lashing from Ir. Tom Costello. , day Alt Wm.. Tor your protectiott.44news under a "state of Internal war" a portion of a partially com- government cams as General of conference recently British consider Meadow the saw be what LONDON MalDiplomatic ologist who slat be the Deseret 'Newt Sunday decree rushed through Congress pleted mailmum security block. the Army Omar N. Bradley. be advisable to en- that it might looked like a submarine while , that appeal., Magazine for Sept., 30 will last night trent two to It was the same plat, that Eliseo chairman of the United States quarters predicted Saturday the large corps -' e S in Island prefrom Washington,-ThElgin contain a clear,: eoncise flying . a. Mares was exeottd just 11) Joint Chiefs of Staff, confer- Britain will order its warships combat divisions. three PITS.G18 ACTRORIZED 0.30 at to Inlet Cook new Anchorage tompromise proAtomie Bomb Defense to intercept ant foreign tank- pared a days ago. MARENE1 , in FOR red here the disgreatest secrecy for settlement of the chart to help you 'prepare p.m. Sept Congress also approved a proGardner was strapped and with U. N. Supreme Command- ers, Communist or otherwise, posal envisioning establishment 'We were flYing at about 1500 The draft total estimated for for such aa emergency.. puta posal last night giving Perones hooded when spectators entered er Gen. Matthew B. Ridgway. which load Iranian sit feet and vetit about 20 miles November and December by Deseret News Every administration authority to re- the , death chamber. Sheriff The diplomatic correspondent of a new ed. company with a 'AGGRESSOR' LABEL reader should make a point from Karen Island when I saw Mrs. Rosenberg would nise to of Ow view all officers of the armed Wade . directed by a Weber Daily neutral director. It would reCostello said. "It was a long 714,610 the number of men British both the company of 180 tho studying this chart and tones within the next place days, County physician, pinned the Brad- Mirror said hi understood Without mentioning d object and my first celled up by selective service futtwe referf!t., cigar-shape- d for it seiz- and t h to saving dismi- - ring or promotthe order cabinet plans asserted small target over the heart. ley's presence, Peiping once. IVO 70Uf 11101''' impression was that it was a sub. since the draft wu resumed in It Oil National sees in transit found may Iranian oil Company. as ure them fit. of Peron "any ing After the target bed been that the American aggressors It'wes standing still. Watch- for It Sunday. Septa the sumitter of 1930. MoscowThe Soviet governThe government announced placed, Sheriff Wade, asked the had intensified probing opera- front Abadan" on grounds that Mrs. Rosenberg said 13.003 's aloof ment stayed officially , 01112CT DISAPPEAS3 that Madame Eva Peron, the killer If he had anything to say tions in the Chinnampo area of It is British property. wirtdd be needed in November. foreshadowed was actior. The but the from reports was dispute, fel"rather coast Wonsan ' 1 said to the rest of the and the wife, preaMent before the signal was given to the west 1300 than the total prein U. tabor government's so, have reached the Soviet capital seriously ill" with anemia "of the awaiting riflemen. lows In the plane. What Si that vicinity of the out coast. 'iit nouncoment viously announced. All of the that Russians night the Friday that abroad from medium intensity," and was be--in ',"No. I am ready. I am at peace looked a sub? down miles north will take its They there, Chinnampo is 50 increase would be earmarked worsening oil 'dis- are negotiating with Iran to buy given blood transfusions." with my Maker." down and said 1 was wrong. that for of the 38th parallel border beMarines. United to Iran the with in to Iran puta or amid oil to make ,Sheriff Wade stepped back tween South and North Korea, She was able, however, offering It was a sandbar. Bu! I know A the Of those inducted in Novem. a bedside broadcast last night and gave the signal to the wait-bi- g about 85 miles northwest of the Nations Security - C4,unci1 on operating the Industry.. the it wan't undbar, beau,' ber. :Leo will he assigned to Monday. , TehranIran made no Intimsaw that first, then I saw the the thanking the people for remainriflemen. present battle line, and 25 miles announcement sold Brit, dials comment on. Britaill'a ap' Army and 10,000 to the to the government. ing loyal The shots rang out in unison. south of Pyongyang. the North object to Marines. . - , - saki when be looked to the ,Council. (In Montevideo, Uruguay, Ar- shattering a tense quiet that had Korean capital for which it U an proposed to "take all prooCostelloSecurity peal , She saki 111,900 men win 'be ticable steps prevent any at- Seyedabol Ghassem Basilan!, a the 30 In about seconds, gentina Navy Capt. Vicente M. hung over the death chamber. the port. Wonsan is 80 miles again Iran to dispose ,'of Inducted in Derentber. with , Baroll,' one et the rebels who For a period of seconds no north of the 38th parallel and tempt" byfrom its southern, prominent - Iranian reli gious bject was gone. : oil 9900 assigned to tl--, Maritei LIMED By products when obthe about revolt more fled there to one moved as the victims bead 50 miles north of the battle fields to third .1 didn't think any leader, asked Weeded cool 7000 to the Arrev. - A pending parties airmails huge said that the plan seemed fen forward, then back. forward It until the nest day, when Don and serve Sunday as a public holi' - CURI3TMA5 Council. tho action Atlantie the Security seaboard LEAITS by Saturday Cm. came Into the office and f foolproof, but "something went again onto his chest. His bands disgust Complaining of the alleged 1 le It said Britain regards south-er-a day as "a expression-o- Tradesmen December she The dropping tetnpatiltures tall, Dick In sub a saw told we be , British." the opened and closed for a brief probing activities, Peiping said; against sUB as Iran's oil products lows while the upper Atm. That's when I will permit suspension of all in. moment As the roar of the rifles began to Iductions their bazaars Midwest shivered MOST AILIZSTED tit PLAN 'ADVINTURILS' la- - belowfrom Dec. 21 to Jan. 2 property of this British-owne- d decided to close and did set that think usaybiTI chamassemble the small through Anglo-Irania- n Oil Com- Sunday morning so that maxi- and , la weather. Morale and more than 70 oth- rang freezmg apanged after sub "These facts eV' cement the show that dust on the newly the nationalization before tho Parliament Building lour's' pany Chris' mum weather The leave tan be despite Una' er officers of the Argentine ber. menChicago didn't Omitelbs be said built room "puffed from the American aggressors are in the of the Industry by Iron. to support Premier Mohammed said the Canadiaa-toole- d to personnel et examinarmed fortes who fled to Uru- ceiling. It was taus granted be lee until annum to tion it over that quick. course of preparing numerous , Other developments he the Mossadegh. of air rolled onto the east tout mis touted4 by bttelligenee ot, ing stations and training een guay were interned and it was The doctor returned to Gard- adventure in Korea, and after announced and was heeded out to sea theirs arms and ner's side and checked the heart repeated - American provoca- oil dispute included: Jim United Nations, N. The November nit Demme However, it . lost much of its planes would be returned to Cook Inlet and the Dick (Arm tions since the Keaton( Carlos Muni of Brazil, presiCaatiaat4 es Page A-- 2 fire) negotialions started to chill as It crossed the Apallath- tress ars teported to be deep Bev calls would bring tos Argentina.) for Ian Mountains.. to permit submarines to tal of 123,000 the number of ordinate their premeditated top-lev- dent of the Security Celled' called an urgent eneet-- I October, . Ths cold wave was centered operate. The Cook Inlet channel men requested for induction by plans." ls group lion la lower Michigas with SS de- where Costello saw the object is tho Army and 11.630 by the kiroodeast mentioned the ing of th Reinstale-Cade, Marino Corps. grees recorded , at Pallaton. mars than 200 het deep. and of 45th 40th the presence Green Lake la Anus MicIdgaa United States Infantry DiviI IDISIIIIT sions isaapan and their present Bay, Wis., the tempentture was TORN, SUL : 30 . CRIPPLED CHUM'S RIND training maneuvers as indicawill ho asked to paw legisla0); outunuk welther was .00 tions of the "new adventures." Bright, "q110 all NI muted the rule over most of the natio tion There was speculation here cadets to West Point, it was dis- except parts . el ' the ' Petals : that General Bradley brought at whkh they discumee"stall- with him permission Ily Northwest where showers fell.' closed Saturday. for RidgConstruction at two said tactics" made i, 111 doe Dakotas, which Friday announcement was employers The hig they a deadline for the to fix way atomic energy projects was used in Instituting a wage and Reds to by Robert Dam generkl coun- registered the lowest temperaand reslowed or halted by strikes Sett equity policy. But the miners sume thequit stalling armistice sel of the Committee on Justice tures la the country, warm suspended ' Robert , Taft said the mod honest et OMMIA (UP)--Se- a. urday and negotiators sought to were back on the job Safurday. talk of the New York Criminal and southerly 40. wind pushed - the ' bead off a threatened walkout (A-0- .) has blasted men do not tare to have this A. Courts Bar Association. Civil to SS Tait at thermometer LIM up , General the for Negotiators which could idle 70,000 General for Which has beeh conducting an ft ' Electrte Company sod the CIO City and 51 at Phinpa IL D. ,, President Truman's requestoffi public 'pawing" over their priTlectric workers. West the Point of a law government investigation forcing Electrical of Union International Construction workers at the ing dismissids. , , date - to Mort Publiell their con' Los Alamos. N. M. atomic weap- Workers: met with federal ef-Danz wid the't.,,as result of full incoon as a "politkal , Ile spoke befora an overflow an York New in in ciliators ons center refused to cross pickcrowd of Nebraska Republican; the an, di. making Army ruling trick." - , - , affectavert walkout a to et. lines which blocked roads fort 411 recadets tto charged eligible Ta.1 said friday night that who paid US a plata to crowd G. Nina L, LONDON (UP) throughout ing plants CAI leading to the project. Two strik.1 g turn to West Poin t. his commitdinner the president lever expects to into a GOP , Georg Vts doetton announced ors were members of a plumb-- 1 the country. tee will now seek the introdue- eneAse t. rod h hero. Twelve persona but prolaw a 1". such MO passed" no that I complications Yet I to Iv.. 4 II ere union, The walkout halted The dispute involved a new Saturday ties of an omnibus bill in Con- boos Mt., I tisit'oe's; (4). itatat tsk awl posed it as a political trick to crowded into iurtirt oust hall ' bis 110" to tho Initu) 11,0044, Lamm 41) ail tilltelto an $42,500.000 worth of construc- contract to replace one which hays developed slat. thatlung oppointing gress heard 'the "immonilities another and cover up, the he 000 Its. I p.m. ' 1.1 expired Sept I and was extend- operation, Sunda?' and tion work. Itimpo address 4H, military academy., a ttrimisol are public . over, which his speech colleagues strenttkdallY-is party 1. Oct. issues until The run gaini,ht Sam sod Moto Cola At 'Paducah. KY. 13$ mem- ed to ' auditorium. . in another maid in evidenat system 111011,00 finding by I 771:tante bers of the Teamsters and included wages pensions plans, The announcement indiiited re itte.. VI.1,,,,11,1, ' to his N. administration." emu presidential his regard II Radar Expert' Retires Oul we GC Iamb that the SSyear-ol- d aovereign is Chauffeurs Union remained off adjustments , ISM Potion, boil OlooPIT: testo, Tha Ohio lawmaker, who told hopes, he called his reeent swing WASHINGTON ittP)-2working conditions. wbming hie battle for survival. their jobs, although a U. rtastotplos sks Itimbsotsto.. ibtrkt. a news tonferenco earlier that through North Dakota and , 11.14111111 All or part of on lung and ment was reached with iron In Denver, the Phelps-Dodg- e Gen. 'Elwood R. (Pete Quesada. LILL , he haslet decided to seek the Minnesota encouraging." but of the nation's top experts View Volk .. II 1 workers on the vital project. le ft Corporation. one of the nation's one or mom ribs were removed lane said the law added "theta ara 43 statea" St46,. . . presidency in les2, More than 10,500 iron miners largest copper producers, Irri- in ths operation. OR Mar and atomic bombIng. IlMoklet4 -Ilisitt sad Wentrong t more make Hs had earlier indicated that is' ot would - 'in the Mesabi and Vermillion it infinitely t SatzcomI awl Caw be retired from tho Mr Porto However, be will day night announced settlement ; OK Late ,e diffizult to get worthwhile men. former Governor Harold Stassed strib, , order in brief but borressive Cblesot Pot . .ranges of : Minnesota staged 1 a of the firm's dirputo with the pletely Out of danger for another its- -11111194: IVA eel CUM& i2 who have eucceeded in private still had p!enty et eeremony at the Bolling Air tiovro S24 l'esptmtaneour walkout friday International Mine, Mill and week and ha faces a long...cSI Pu. toWtos. welt. , 1111321esol.a.,. 1.ifi6" into . government Union.to union osvenom. a Workere jobs. &EMU la Putout meeting Smelter, night attend ighl. - - Swiftly With Rebels STOP NV ' Peiping Says U. 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