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Show - "SCARCELY TROPICAL SALT LAKE VICINITYClear Fe CI' Mani-da- y night and Tuesday. High Tuesday 61. (For detailed weather Mort see Page 1 - A-1- 21 , are too CIOSO to that Write to Mary Mar. problem. reol:rsle37.(l in 'The News" and get art , expert counselor's advics. - ' 11 (11 Maybe;you Price: Five Cents LA City, Utah. trenIng, October 21, Monday 2 Transients 0 Slayilig Mahn Las Vegas Holds Pair For Shooting Beaver ; ,. Britaiguts ;i1 F p,;. . I - I I I- - - Defense Cash - ti LONDON' (AP)Prime ter Attlee slashed dollar spend- ing and defense costs And cyst down on free medical services Monday to ease Britain's eco The prime minister laid be---' House of Commons a program which will mean that some food costs for litmgry, tioned Britons will rise. Attlee told the House of Corn-Mo-nt he estimated cuts would save 280,000,000 ($874.000,000) in Britain's 1949-19budget The budget totals Ell.300.000,000-- The British pound now is worth 42.40. It was devalued from $403 On Sept . Die: in Br - M. De Mar Tolman-- Reeklents cd Salt Lake City and five other Utah communi- tin will go to the polls Tuesday to qualify candidates for muni- . cipal elections Nov 11, Primary elections wM be held In Salt Lake City., Ogden, Provo, Logan, Murray, and Midvale. indications are that bi each city there will be slightly more interest in this pri- wary than in most city elections. even though taw uemer Porsonali ty eluhes ged. Boat Battle in Ogden Only in Ogden do these factors show up. Mayor Harman W. Peery, center of a hot city admbtistration controversy, is up for reelection. In all other communities except Salt Lake City, niayoralty posts, as well as commimion vacancies, will be at stake. Salt Lake City voters will cast ballots for candidates for two commission posts and the city auditor spot The Deseret News has set up ountplete election service to give accurate and returns on election results. Spot broadcasts on progress of the elections will be carried over radio station KSL at intervals Tuesday night Trained staff members will anti tabulate Abe bumming results 'tit the central News office as they come in via teletype from bureaus in Ogden, Provo, and Logan. Many Toting Districts Staff members will be covering the Murray and Midvale shots. Sheriff Puffer said the two men had admitted two more western robberies, in Mesquite, Nev., and Washington, Washington County, Utah. Stolen property found in their possession included two Pre-electi- on A-- 11 Government Opens New Tucker Trial. CHICAGO (AP)The federal court took precautions Monday against a second mistrial of Preston Tucker and seven associates In the promotion of a automobile in mail fraud charges. With the jury out of the courtroom, Judge ,Walter J. IABuy Instructed Mail( Mourne, Denver, Colo., to use rare in his response to questioning by the govern-anen- t. ne Mourne, a cousin of Tucker. threw the first trial of the cue Into a mistrial by referring to the criminal record of one of ve HarAwld Karsten, alias Abraham KAratz, St formerly of Minneapolis and now of North Hollywood, Calif. The court warned Mourne that certain testimony about Karsten "amounts to a denial of a fair elections, and Salt Lake CIO arl voting districts. - Ls a convetdence to Its reset: ere, The News has installed a nodal Phone tO handle lial quer- ies concerning election progress. For this service, dial Complete stories and the final tabulations of all election figures will be tarried ht Wednesday editions. 33. ': '- far as he knows neither Air Secretary Stuart Symington nor chief of Staff Hoyt S. Vandenberg has said he wants to federalize the National Guard. But, he continued, the Air Force will take ouch a stand If that is what is necessary for national delenze" and "I'm sure everyone of you here would be a much in favor of it." General Walsh served nOtke meanwhile that the National Guard is here to stay regardless of what the other branches of the armed forces want. His charges against the. Air Force came !nth In an interriew and In report to the guard association. as Ala(AP) - his-annu- t TWIN, Wouri 1 TALLS rapt ...0 .111e. mall wow kmes 'Sunday v afternoon when 'the alrplani in Which Site Sol int crashed nevIn and a b Ot Twin Falls about milet "Mal 2:40 O'clock. Deed: Lawmen Cub wen Cy . IL , , Ian& , , 12. Potters- Court Orders Accused Solon Examined a , Q.0.0 .ci...q-0,vor..:bh1.0.rit- - ng : - , , basleattassitternAttistarnallonal.....;, will be passed Nov. T.' control cd atomic entry that ,The conviction carries a - would prmuote the peaCeful tuts of atomic energy by all nations."... maximum penalty - at ' one 1dr. Truman spoke alter a tue year In prison and a $2,900 rnultunua .welcome to New...York from a crowd of route from 750,000 along Pennsylvania Station to the U. N. Street. ' 'It site on lrozty-oecon-d wet his first visit to the big city. since his victorious election earn.... , - But ;tut of the duana1 week-en- d of development came settlement two other strikesthe tieup of the Missouri Pacific Rail-toby 'train and 'englnetnen Ind walkout of stiVedares the 1711-d-ay at five of six Hawaiian ports. -But these settlements scarce,y dented the natism's total of nearly 4,000.000 idle workers:, which Secretary of Commerce thtitiYer San might climb to 5,000,000 by Dec. 1 unless the steel and coal strikes are settled meanwhile, More than a million are SAW as a direct result of the steel and coalahutdowns alone- .- Most of the others were reported in an Associated Press nationwide survey Saturday as eligible for and receiving unemployment compost 45-d- ay ad police-estinutt- ed Mali Coming Doifil;Maybe , You W,ASIIINGT014, (AP) may be able to buy a little more meat for a little less mon, ey next year. The 'Agriculture Department predicted Monday that the UM supply may average LSO pounds few each consume; compared with 147 this year and the rd of 1953 in 11147.' Penne, braids Rattiest flit : And abundant supplies of Pennsywards, with 1130.000 idle corn and other hed grains id trent the steel and coal strikes, favorable prices may result in was the hardest bit stets. It list moderately lower prices. , -,- - is-co- , -- Wekereed' by Band. Tbe band played "Sidewalks of New York as the chief executive drove up in a ar motorcade. yang by 17.- IL, Nide' who decided no national anthems would be played on this international occadon. The weather was raw and breezy but ths-speeped out, from behind the clouds juat be- for the president arrived. , A slight cheer arose from the , s.. 25-c- as---ehosen ." wi : " f. Bus Crash Kills N. One, Injures er Man Admits f DercilintentT!y r 1 -- - -- 1' . pas-sen- or; ) j L: ' , ' . oci -- -- I . n. . , -: villa, Mo. IZdwzra A' Wstil- - 21. itcjia' Mo. Accordblg to Sheriff Jesse '' ' Carlton who investigated, the crash was seen by Edwin Welber. 14 Roubt 2 fwit Palls. Re noti- fled his father, tart Walker and L Z. Pullet who triad their way to the sits the crash about a mile oft the highway. $ee TILUDIAN On Pigs A4 wAsEINGToN (AP)--- A fed-- half , era, judge Monday ordered a 14;Sheriff Outten reported that Lefil wee iree Piletteg the physical minination of Rep. J. light plane boa a private pilors Parnell Thomas (R-I! de- - license and bad reeled the plans terrain whether he Is age ta from Reeder's Flying Service. voile, in order to build up stand trial on year-ol- d argesT of conspiracy to defraud the gov- 137ind hours uncles Ms MI-- flight 31 , instruction. ' Mr Watts was a ernment. 't.1; 11heid Judge Alexander floltinff di. Passenger end Grey(AP)--4, PAOLI, meted that attorneys for Thomas ce hound bus and a tractor-trailsee to it that he is examined by "-loaded with 23,000 pounds of steel Army doctors at Walter Reed eollided a mile and a half 'west Hospital Tuesday. William Colof here Monday killing one per.; lins, on attorney for 'Thomas, had I t son and injuring Si others. come before Holtroff to ask a State Polk Identiftettlie dead, of -- 01f. !irliA, ID9T, POsstiNAM4tnt Than as Stephen IL Chapley set for Nov. 7. sailor who was reThomas was indicted last No- ' Pus-man RUPERT, Ida.A 1 I 0-., to tee cruiser Roanoke vember on charges of conspiracy turning I ( thrift times to At- t ,, i from his home In Uniontown,. to pad his office payroll and to pectad of trying theUnion Pa- trains on, take 'kickbacks" from employes. derail 1. z., east-'zUna in effic Railroad main - The Ira- tier. laden With sheet ' He was chairman of the House , cut through the right front committee at the ere Idaho was arrested ' eiuty steel, 14 , i Monday. side of the but, pinning several time. ..7; lie was .booked on an open passengers in their oats.. - The charge as Robert Gilbert, 25. IA Wand were taken to hoe: ' - ' - :r "Sootier" from Alabama. In this suburban area 30 pitals 4 I . ; Three times during tbe past miles west of Philadelphia. 4 ' ' A , Front windows of the Pitts-- 1 Sit hours, Union Pacific trains 17,, -bus: , were burgh,Phtladelphis :;. rhs National Guard has ao had crashed into barriers of ties shattered by the Impact and the , 1 1 intention of being read out of placed across the track. Ons was . 't' door at tits right the party to which it has be- a passenger tradn.-"I- ''' w s crumpled. front egetter sherofficials imd these Company lo, years, many longed the trailer. Passengers'. iffs against two of counties to has contributed officers which it and I, left the bus through the so muck!! General Walsh's report joined in an intensive search of gency door at the rear. said. "The National Guard was tracks in Um American ,IrallaChester County Cotoner'Coop.... here first and here we intend Rupert area Sunday night after T. Bishop quoted one bus er ' ' was train third to stay." stopped. the David Cortledge, 40.- - of He said the Mr Force for some Special Agent Robert Cuff. of its saying he saw 'tut 1Pittsburgh time has carried on a campaign Pocatello,' Sheriff William Roth-e- n bus driver ;flick a eigaret out' of Power County,, and tb replace the guard with a the then swerve to the. I left window "purely air reeve force," and Sheriff IL AL Rawkes of Mini- -' and to - .. the right luit before' labeled Lt. Gen. riwood Qua- doka County were to on t.tha 7tho crash... sada as the "shining light, in cap Cartledge who was In tha. . Sheriff Hawkas quoted Gilbert ' ' - ' that move. ''' t11rd seat behind the driver told i Alti-:-A-cl' 'aitASH ran-roGIVEN VICTIM MUT i ad or, nurse and rescue workers give first Bishop Quesada te chairman of the as saying ho bad- placed ties across, tie -traria :to I aid to a victim wedged in the, wreckage of er Greyhound bus near Paoli; Pa.; ofter-t- he joint technical phoning commit"I yelled' took out; we're go--Z tee ist the Itepartment of De- - stop trains so be (via- board bus and a truck. loaded - with 33,000 pounds of , sheet metal collided on ' the Int to hit that truck.", ' ' : then to go west. Lincoln Highviay-- , A sailor was Idlled and 31 .others Were injured. . (AP Wirephotai ."Then we mashed." GUARD OFFICER SLAPSAIR FORCE Assistant Air Secretary Harold C. Stuart declared Monday the Air Force would seek control of the National Guard "if that is what is necessary for national defense." Stuart's remark came in reply to a charge by Mat Gen. El lard A. Walsh, president Of the C. S National Guard Association, that the Air Force is trying to wreck the National Guard. Both statements were made in addresses at the opening of the U. S. National Guard Association's four-da- y annual convenlion in Montgomery; from Referring to &Hid General Walsh, Stuart said that Tv4tiF ul I1 : : by his party, in July, now on, patients must pay a shilling (14 cents) for- prescriPBono Hitherto prescriptions have been free. Britons now- - pay .6 small weekly Social Security tax. el which eightPence (about 10 tents) goes to the medical service. Other taxes pay for the remahrler of the program. The prime minister also lopped millions from government admintitration expenses and ' capital expenses for new buimings, hospitals, schools and public work This economy program Is the government's first announcement of policy since It devalued the pourld. The House of Commons will debate the program Wednesday and Thursday. nlo minter the risk of hiflaBon, we nowt reduce expenditure - and Increase production," Attie. told the House as crowds in the galleries bung as - his :0f1W-P1-0I6- In Primaries Tuesday INear Beaver River a mile from the death scene. Zech had been fired twice. , According le Sheriff Puffer, ths two suspects related each had c , ' nesvicstutet 1148. From 7 bed-et Ilea! ' Attlee said 30,000,000 of the savings will be bi armed forces expenses of this nation, which holds a key position in the west's Atlantic Pact defense plans. The leader of the labor government announcid be had slapped a fee on the bold and expensive n 6 Utah Cities Vote 111 1 7ed 180,000 out of work because of By The Amseciated Presi steel strike. 100,000 from the Et Ereest S. Teeters Thickening glOom appeared to the coal walkout,. and 30,000 others NEW YORK (AP)Preddent ., have smothered Monday any hope laid oft ht allied Andustrico,, Truman pleaded anew- Mondat forearly peace Inthe nation's for safeguards to banish the atom indtuarial-cripplhcoal and steel tg bomb and "negotiation and -' " strikes. BOATER FOUND turd adjustment' to end the cold Nowhere was there sAy apwar's threat- to peace The president addresied 15,000parent progress toward a break GUILTY IN atan unprecedented open air in either of the two mainr dli, , t sion of th United Nations As. .... mounted as unemployment putes The principal speaker " sembly.---'LOSS and More and more industries beat the cornerstone ceremon3r lot new hone come hobbled. Some railroads Cali L the United A Federal jury Monhere the president referred to IterviMs (AP) train to curtail prepared the structures as the mod imp day convicted Oakland Autobecause of dwindling 'coal piles mobile Dealer Phil Davis of portant buildinp in the world.".. indusand layoffs continued in -All mankind. the President-do- ' in the speedboat negligence tries dependent upon steel sup, accident on Sake Taboo in dare& is in fear of destruction which from the iwesome atom bomb. i. Imogene There was no Indication that Wittsche lost both feet. , .; Conthnting Challenge :s. to President Truman bad decided The jury of eight men and assure that atomic energi "To intervene in either strike, but four women brought in ha are verdict after one- hour's de- - will be devoted to man's weltcon-spreading dislocations in the na. to a not is his and 4estruction ' action such made, tion's economy liberatidn. aU to nations Adthwing challenge more seem more and Wrely. Jury Foreman George Ist and all peoples. President Trut ministration policy, however, was Anderson said the jurors - one of stilL as deacribed Sunday Federal-UntilliMOUL The preddint contintied1 hope that- some strike-breakiJudge Dal M. Lerninon re"Ever since the tint atornitr ; concessions might be forthcoming ferred the case to the probe. goon and that White House action lion officer for a report or - weapon was developed, a major objective of United States polic:r would not be necessary. ,.. reannmendation before pas. OF. 50 FATAL CRASHTwo Missouri men were ki lied when this Piper-Cu-b plane crashed near Twin Falls Municipal Airport about 2:40 p.m. Sunday. Dead were Lawrence R. Long, Pottersville, and Edward A. Watts, Rolla. Long, pilot of the plane hod rented the Cub from Reeders Flying Services-TwiFalls, to build up flying hours. Crash cause unknown. Stn ces 1 - fon the ne MONTGOMERY, ,' I?) ?Weis Rearmed murder weePast was a .22 ealiber pistol, officer reported. two such pistols were found Tuckers ,00r11 !Free-Doctor- consciousnees. rear-engi- roes Talks Alt"ApAl' LAS VEGAS, Nev. A three-sla-te manhunt for the killers of a Beaver, Utah Service station attendant ended here Sunday with the arrest of two transients. Both signed written confessions after extensive quizzing. Sheriff Jasper Puffer of Beaver County declared Monday. Arrested for the brutal slaying were Vern Allred Braasch, 2t California, and Melvin LeRoy Sullivan, 19, Kansas City, Mo. They related in detail events leading to the killing of Howard W. Manzione, 21, in a Beaver service station, Sheriff Puffer said. The sheriff and Highway Patrolman Earnest Pearce came to Las Vegas to question the youths after police here reported the arrests. Give Robbery Motive According to the sheriff, the youths related they entered the service station with intent of robbing it and stealing a car. They said the attendant resisted anti was shot in a scuffle. The victim was found unconcious early Saturday, shot twice In the head and twice in the body. He died without regaining See MURDER On Page Year :ii : geNAA.41. Servicel ation Man teetwo IL 100th miArl'::H:;1e.i.ea Confess ewer Xo. Yol. 1941 " t. thrown-- e - THE FAMILY NEWSPAPER - A FRIEND IN NEED - , , Staio , -t 411 ., - a' L. |
