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Show - , - - t-- A4. Mond, 7-1--- , I ' MERRY MENAGERIE IaFaces Czech Spy Trial U. S. Emboisy Employe s' !Japan Looking I lo PRAGUE, Czechoslovakia (AP) Meryn, an American was arrested last week, will soon be as a spy irra Czech court, 4-ter-i .lames K. Pentleid.lf. S. charge d'affeirs, disclosed Monday. Penfield said he had been informed of the forthcoming trial by the Czech foreign ministry. Meryn was arrested Friday as one of the leaders of an alleged espionage ring headed by American embassy employes. - y i, i t, t t I , I ; . , , 1 - t t I ,..,1 Czech Communist-li- d , n TOKYO put in another bid Monday for United Nations membership as soon as she completes "rehabilitation as a regular meniber of the tinnily of nations." Speaking to Japans United Association Nations meeting, Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshida American officials have labelled the charges sid "entirely z , 1 'it t - v t r ; l i i t , I Red Objective ever. ' ' Sir Walter Raleigh Should Hear This One . - WILTON, Eng. (AP) 0 is e hundred yards of red carpet was found laid across the muddy yard of the Wilton Royal Carpet ' Soviet-controll- t L, - THIS 4.1" to et: 4 ,, Firett Sadie Typswdder lewbsedesYeer Ion Tel. , t , r s HANDY 74 , U. S. 1 n t . PUBLIC I I I I . t , , , I I , . ; 1 , 0: , ..,?-- t . I I ). . . 'L. I . ..t V 0 0 , - - - t , fa, las Op IMO. EP A4) ,. ,,,,,,:? 0 OS Wind 4 -- , ,, ,,, FOR a FULL-TIM- f , City Commissioner 1 - . -- . ' , . , , v., , i ' (Audio' p , ; rimary--Tomorro- w Final a. aN ElectionNov. Mzioy, 1141. 11:-- City m... .- .... I M.' ,21. : ' 4 1 -- -- 4262101131T3'..' , 77.: ''...('' - - 1 .1'! '', - Ilk .... .-- li. ,,..,! A,.. - . 1. - ' k, ( ' I; I V, A li ); el, 't7'?' ';1, ;;0, ;. 1,4 ;,, . I Ir N.. i I '' I : I f ; !' ; t , I t i 1 ' 1 . , 11, 4.; 4 ,........ Sure we're for Joe because he's for us! i VOTE FOR JOE L. CHRISTENSEN SALT LAKE CITY FOR COMMISSIONER Ai. Paid Political el by Mn. Marisa. M. Ward. NM Nara Wool 1 see the Pacific, COSt 1St: 1 : ' , ''' ' i.,' ..- 41 , s ,.h,gt - '' F.- - A:. sales beautiful streandinersi 11 mr77771r16 -- VIL -- C hominid Aordad-Se-n 1 6n your beautiful - Shasta Daylight has features 14,161-fo- ,shop br Pawl ": --, :.,---- -' - Lt .1. I V OP et i4W) ) , t 11.1,' sk;,,oe , IP , 7: IMP , ' , f 'If '; LJr I Imo I 0814411t tko welAMIes De let by le Olio tke womb Dialer vire, No hencheb60104 And remember that Southern Pacific's fine, fast Overland 'Route trains (special) Salt lake-Sa- n handl Car) via ed that Ogri, and Reno to San Francisco, can be coma bined with your Daylight trip plan& ot ,- - Meantime, ask at our ticket office for information about a California trip and fog ilhartrated folders. ; economical coffee and so on. gay tavern car doors : ' . 0 0 The friendly Southern Pacific , PACTIPEC TICIZT Salt Lake City dr write 0.V. , I . AtiqqatINIONSMO Peawasse 14 South Main Utah Street 01 li GI1150?1, General Agent, a , , $ , - 4 1, OTPTCIC-7- Telephone Southern Pacific, 4 14 South Main Skeet, Salt Lake City 1 sive 25 : ' if'!"1 .,- 4r ;4 Commissioner Paid Peittkol ii........ ,,. 4,1 , , -- I 7 ,! e Mt. Shasta, Lassen Peak volcano and other route wonders .; ; tains, ! 4:,4.,,, '' f, 1 : 7 ,..t,t,,,..e, , bar- diesel-power- Ey. - will delight you. Huge Sk3rview Picture Windows for full views of Cascade Moun- - I .52. Francisco-Lo- s The hTilliant . , .. , 7. the already famous at -- ':'..1211L1111:111111:1101111r.,, I - ri'ew Sh.asta Daylighf (Portland-Sa- n Angeles). Luxurious, WelliC traina gain coach fares! ' .....,.. 41-- 'fr-- 1:..,'-' imunommomom....ummono............. lr '''; AE,00- next trip, plan to combine the California Daylights (Sat ' less ...t.2t ---- CondlOoto For let al 6 li:Ar;1,:kottor 411417t,4 1 the way! Toronto Vote Toes., Oct. ,1' See California and Oregovon combination of e bargain-farSouthern Pacific streamrmers gives you 1,188 mile' of forest, mountain and ocean sceneryfrom Portland, Oregon to Los Angeles, Californiaby Daylight all dellsVo wet& of ouch Ism dollar spooll.' GessesseM I Softer MonsesswinetSet and , . .4. WWI otesitsoir .",-,;-- .r ::::: Anew !:- , 0 -- . ....."1 , ,., ' P: Neroboo el Legisietute 14147 Own loseresee sod Reel bless ' Insinees Property ()weer mid Taxpayer Oversees Veteran of World Wet 11 Bishop of Neese Word n was Is podia' howsty sad samoss is guy SOY 110.0"00.111 Cbrifi) - to 6 - . ' :,,,, -- , !,, q - 7 ,, feather-touc- h - Lamont I 1,, ''' . , fifosmNiNsitt.NDIE..0 , I , ' imit,41711: 11 gas - -- Commit' ,..i.t.; ....,o ' , Co lifornia bey 1111, skims pm tioo Pecif I; Ocala end histork Idisdkoe Tree I Milton N. Ross. 2274 Lake St. Ciorootto L horning. 1332 Irmo An.Frod N. Fork. Jr, 1824 W. 2nd Sm. Mrs. Luella Crone, 2668 Alden Si. Fronk II lesynen, 390 Quince St. O. C. lionnison. 1311 L Ihtt 14 tárrorks Seldom. 1021 Pim Ans. Mn. Lois D. CANVAINI. 2200 Paris. wiry Am. Gesiroil allatillrf. 1323 I. 9111 So. O. Ernest Jomonson. 729 topon Am. Alonzo Mackay, 209 Ades lido. Jomes F. Robinson. 1349 1.. Pdt So. Mr. end Mrs. Louis M. Knight, 998 L Vtb So. 111m. 9onnio G. Irons. 14V I. 21.1114 1 ,. :,:t to .,-- ; Commissioner e 'Political' Aderthenwm; by Prank' As, - . osoirroy ' . Full-Tim- t , ,.,. .,, ' e, , ,, e , , .'.:71..1,, :...."'''. a Cost Your Vote for a p '. .61 -s - 1 11 ' ... ,:, i, -'r, 0 li , - , 4, flilli-AN446- it tiltet 1 t 4 - E . te, 6 6 . i ,, , ' t 'lit 11 VA -- ; ;e' ' - IS THE !IAN Nor. HORNE 1 - Francisco) with Vote For I j . z,de - -- -- Northern Ireland. r THIS William WOW .,1,1i. by PaCit i a itfr Dr. S. Kenneth Robbins, 1133 William P. Persehon. 1131 Weshing:: St. Mn. Wile N. Sonision. 231111th E - Alonattelat ludoenen. Jr..- MS Sa. W. Tamale , Henry W. Duval. 1714 Yale Are. lint A. Howley, 163 Mini Are. John S. Nothasea. 3,.$3 No. 1161 West .,. AWL Ratios AL Durant, 435 E. ist S. willies, A. leetewss, 105,4th tent Jove Cannon, 1437 Gilmer Thins SArt. inargrwat K. tionite, 1163 t St. Dr. Mum Q. Canaan. 2200 I. Perk. , Ii BELFAST. Northern Ireland Btlfast city (AP) banned the AMerellif movie "Snake Pit" Monday. Officials said the film, dealing with life in a mental hospital, might create a false impression of conditions In mental hospitals in - 1 wwwww te ',73 ed officials a curtailing : i,, , ed Now you can Belfast Puts Ban On 'Snake Pit' Film :,'i '''' ' a Commission., with foresight who will bo working for the but all tho pooplo. that man Is William Wallace (Bill) Horn.. 4,..- 11 .fts, .',; -' so.. i . ft I . ft ' , I present health - M. ikons'!. 920 Sto, 22sti last Minnie 1. Andenon. 1467 Ming. ton 1Drire' Dr. T. Courtney Wagonload. 2313 Gis. Zind Use Mra. GeerWe Atte" 1433 E 13111 $e. Alfred liveckert. 010 West 701 $o. Mrs Awry lbanney, 1323 Etat Ni Jo. g'' Fad Assesitattis. 1329 Norms Aro. , ,,10. cad g. them ggs west yth Prank iMotley, 1741 Cornell Circle AM &Hein Hoagland, 4133 So. Ink W. Gilbert O. Horrid,. 1063 Military Dr. fray Gedge 5perry.,1363 Roosevelt IL' ;' I I to new residential aAnh :, - b f 1 s Ada:lusts storage and distribution of water. 13 Maintenance of full pressure in water lines. Prompt extension of 'water facilities to new . districts. e .! - '' . i I SUPPLY AND WATIRWORKS We wont 1 . 4 . ' 14', I:;:, t; 1 - . 0! ,,,,,,, ,.,, R, I sports growing ExPorldect fire a, " WATER .4 . , I I 0- ,.;.,,t:,., ' 'z' .: . ,d - ,, ,,,,., e to Iran during the time the Persian government used troops to overthrow a Communist-le- d regime In Iranian Azerbaijan, on the Russian frontier. Perkins said Sunday the envoys would not formulate pol. t without . I ,. .1 e I program. 8 David K. E. Bruce, Paris; and Cannon. Ministers include Nathaniel P. Davis, Budapest; Donald R. Heath, Sofia; and Rudolf Ro, Schoenfeld, Bucharest. Warsaw; health. Allen was ambassador ,,,....,,,,,,,,.,L,i, Tangible consideration of a civic auditorium. Prompt, courteous handling of all problems brought before city commission. ', , , ,:, 1' 'T 'i ) ( , Diplomats attending the conference include Ambassadors Alan G. Kirk, Moscow; Ellis O. Briggs and Joseph E, Jacobs, whom Briggs is replacing at Prague; Waldemar J. Galiman, Perkins, assistant secretary of state for European affairs. Also attending was George V. Alle n, assistant secretary of state for public affairs. It is Allan's department which directs the "Voice of America" broadcasts aimed at eastern Europe. Allen is expected here to become ambassador to Yugoslavia, replacing Cavendish Canno o, who is retiring because of ill no pay) will dol 7 anprovement of present focilities. 0 protection ' 0 Watershedwinter areas. protection 0 areas. I I - - PUBLIC HEALTH AND SAFETY Continued enlargement of I I l icy. That is done by the State Department in Washington. The talks, however, will give Perkins a chance to get the persona; views of the diplomats. . it Arrottottivi program for street Improvement &writ tWf1131flood- - dmilvOgi divelopmerit. Sufficient street outletsincluding through traffic streets. Mequato Sewage and Garbage Disposal . Behind-Curtai- n W. , I . S,sa.m Knit U. S. envoys to states was called by George STREETS AND PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS s kot 111,rt...., 4. The recent purge of thousands of Czechs by the Prague ts300' AFFAIRS AND FINANCE 0 0 Disenberii . Yugoslavia. , playground facilities Added number of swimming pools. 0 Continued i 4 full-tim- Increased - ,;' : LONDON ob ntortitry- - I kW" .,1,,,,,,t,,,,it,,,,,,4,A,,,,,,,, , '.e4.'''''':'';;41.,i'4,,',..','.2':::'? "Of course, after the Pacific, it's going to seem a trills " small!" TIME CHECK UST PARKS Aktn'Priettle ', t ,,....,,,,, :,, '44.:. - ,,,,.-- 1 wool-carv- 4,,," commissioner Oka 1 ....,.: ....., .,,?, ... ,,, ed ..:.:,... , ,. HEEDS 693111" Home's U ,,,,,,,,,,,:, Russian-dominat- t a a a it Li need a full - time commissioner (at part-tim- e alit., - ,.. ar AT VOTING , . 3, !, II' ... . Citizens 4, , , . , ,,,,,...,....,,,,, ,: I' - . Aid the royal pomp of a country recognizing British Sovereignty, Nehru will speak for a nation which rejected it, although India remained in the commonwealth of nations. In the somber stone-wallchamber of the Rouse of Commons he will stand near the foot of the speaker's to throne to read his speech banks of House and Senate members on either side. Nehru got a big welcome when he arrived by air Sunday. Newsmen here say its biggest reception- since President Truman visited 1947and Canada has ,hati numerous distinguished visi- ili3rs since. r ' There it little public specula- tios here on Nehru's visit Newsmen and people say they take it at face valuea goodwill trip on which, among other: things, he may tell of India's needs for wheat and machinery and dollars to buy them. This is a hard currency country. A Canadian press dispatch from Toronto quotes Nehru as protesting to a Toronto representative who greeted him at a nearby airport "I wanted t.. visit your city. But my itinerary was made lot meqind I cannot change it rm afraid I just get pushed around." Nehru had dropped hints in the United States that his hosts expected too many eches and gave him too little time to see the people. - 1 , . ,,, k. government 5. The affect of the recent announcement of a Russian atomic explosion on general over-a- ll policy toward easterolurope. 6. How to combat the Democratssix months earlier than the four-yeelection law propaganda drive of the Soviet group. requires. This first meeting of all the Specialists" cHagviroun , - (AP)Indian folloiw a press conference. .....,,,.....a...... an r - 4 t ty .. , ' . II OR TOTAL PROGRESS FOR A GREATER SALT LAKE CITY, . , ,., ur 5930 3i 's, end thostenod t 1 Y"' A . bers of the Althing. There are 243 candidates from-fopelt'- cal parties In :8 constituencies. The election was called by the three-parcoalitionConserve- Noss -- I 0 ..cb, , lams. The voters will elect 52 mem- t ,,, SAWS SPICIaOloot ISO nada portable typewrItetsRoomier , , typewriters' I LI0196;ii - anyof 1161111altort Prim r le 1 0 ,,..e INF American (AP) diplomats from behind the iron throughout the country Sunday curtain began secret strategy in Iceland's first general election talks Monday on the East-IVe- st cold war. since 1946. In their two-da- y eonferences, Election results will not be known for a few days since vot- the United States envoys to Rusia and her satellite states may ing will continue Monday in rural areas and possibly Tuesday if discuss: 1. The worsening feud between weather is bad. Communists made issues out of the Kremlin and Marshall Tito the nation's participation in the of Yugoslavia. 2. Tendencies if Atlantic Pact and American operation of Keflavik airport, both "Titoism," or revolt against Moscow, to spread to other Russian of which have been overwhelmingly approved by the Althing satellites in eastern Europe. 3. The church-stat- e dispute in (parliament). The main election Issues, however, were local prob- Hungary, Poland, Bulgaria apd ed I Servicing Is our business! ,NQIIg - 0 - REYKJAVIK, Iceland (AP) Heavy voting was reported ed sVing ith , p, 2;;F: OTTAWA, Ont. - 0 E 1 14 a) Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru, who contends Kipling was wrong and that eaest and west must meet, addresses the Cana- dian Parliament Monday afternoon,.Eastern Standard Time. The historic appearance will Iceland Holds General Voting Envoys Meet in London , I . land." Eactory Monday. Thieves used it to keep their feet dry as they carried away 1418 ($1170.40) worth of rugs this week end. planned economy. 4 t General MacArthur said In a message to the meeting: "I could seek no greeter reward and satisfaction from the burden of my office as supreme commander, Allied. powers, than that the United Nations became the fervent concern and active interest of every Japanese in the Private enterprise is being replaced with "peoples- - owned" plants, the article said. Economic leaden were told that nationalized plants had accounted for 60 per cent of production in the eastern sector of Berlin this year. The Soviet-licenspress reported also that a special school is being set up to teach handpicked German candidates how to manage and direct industries a Communist - styled under 111 , Canadian SoIons 0 peace." Rundschau. Ameri Mary; a naturalized Will Address 1' ,, render her share of contribution to the maintenance of the world's -i- f - i said: "When Japans rehabilitation as a regular member of the family of nations is completed, all interfering obstacles being removed in the near future, it will be incumbent of her, I believe, to join the United Nations and unfounded."' .. Penfield told newsmen that BERLIN (AP),--- The nationAmerican officials have not been alization of East German indusable to get in touch with Meryn tries Under the Communist patdespite requests to the foreign tern is being pushed by the new to allowed be ministry that they Soviet satellite government speak to him. Penfield said that Meryn, who Henrich Rau, minister of planwas a clerk Iin the military atfor the ,East German Govning tache's office, apparently is belaid down the pattern ernment, Re ing hf,l,d,illttit Prague prison. n-a special article Sunday in the out exactly where he is, how- Soviet Army organ, Taegliche t 1 Revcs,t4 - 0.00,10,1 (AP)--Japa- ment, , I 1 is..... a em e rsni East German Industries govern- India's Premier , - t - 1 can citizen of Czech birth, jolnedi the embassy here about three years ago after serving vitt, the 1U. S. Army in Europe. He was naturalized while in the Army. American officials 'gild they did not know when he oriiinally left Czechoslovakia nor where he had lived in the United States. The embassy said hleryn's wife was living in Prague, but that she refused to see news Attache Expelled haze hPeastecyh, political attache at who was similarly ,the accused was expelled by the - It" Toward I .i fifilffiliglifirleP Walt Disney - By - I. ( opt 1449, Irak 0....7 Nia.mosit. Ili'orki i . Salt Lake City, Ute THE DESIRET NEWS - October 24, 1949 - . IFJY .. - ' , . , - , , |
