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Show - - - - , tialional Guard BABY. '0 -E- , . - ' - I ' ' - ' 1 - 1 t.. e ,' - ' -- , " ' 4 - ' r''' ,4 - -- , ,104'. - t - - 1, if e , . , ";' $ ' 4 - ,' S..; ' 'k'$ '- I :, i i ''' ''', '. , ,t, - - z4 . a.,,.. - ' - i I ' ' . , s.,''" ' ,.,.. ' ' A :7 .1 ; '. - , --;.r: ' , .; "1"'"vves ... 101 lei - 'é. . . - , ,- ", : ; - 7 , '!;., e 11,-- - . .. N o, . , ' , , . ; - , -'- ; 4.1(No , 2? ,40",SI, ' ":"t , . A , ' . 4 ;, - ""' 4 , , tr r 4,. - - I 7,14. ; , , 1. aka. , -- TRANSFUSION . CLEVELANDScience aided the 'stork to save these twins, Linda and Carol, for their beaming mother, Mrs. Albert Powers. Nature gave them a blood supply which actors of the cases. But a few hours alter their say leads to death in Infancy for 60 birth, Sept 11, a doctor at Babies and Childrens Hospital siphoned out 95 per cent Of both . girls' blood and transfused a new supply. (AP Wirephoto). per-ce- . , - nt IN HUMAN. BRAINS Airman Kills Friend In 'Play' Ring-Shap- Bodies ed Clue to Insanity - Two Fla. (AP) of ITHACA, N. Y. (AP)--Biairmen guarding an brain from insane are persons airplane ramp at Macdill Air clues to insanity in some unIfit around" with their rifles SatSaturday at Cornell University. urday. This work seeks to clear the One rifle went off, killing, of tiny, Pfc. Kenneth W. Fincher. 17, puzzle found in the nerve particles of Tyler. Tex. cells in gray matter of persons Pfc. John J. Connors, 19, of with serious psychoses. The Brooklyn, N.Y., was held, by particles are called "inclusion Air Force authorities pending a bodies." No one knows what court-marti- al on a charge of they really are. involuntary manslaughter. They give the nerve cells a Coroner J. G. Spicola said he honeycomb appearance. Someconsidered the killing acci- times they are so numerous that dental, but was leaving the cue they destroy the outer part of the cells. Where they originate up to the military. TAMPA, teen-age- --- TWINS SAVES - . ts d ring-shape- d I - -4O perform wrekly drills' of two hours each, plus 15 days' 'rummer training, as long as' their units' remain under state or territorLial control. For this they wilt receive pay at rates about ar one sfxth-- of army rates. force air and Will men of draft age who join.the guard before receiving induction orders under selective service ,beTelerie of he, 4tral An ,Army spokesman said they would. But he added that recruits will have no guarantee against'their units being called into federal service. In that case, the recruits would go into federal service unless they had adequate grounds for a delay. The Army said the recruiting campaign is intended -- to build the strength of the National Guard up to the ceilings authorized for this fiscal, year 350,000 ground troops and 50,000 airmen. The spokesman said the recruits will not be used to form new units to replace those which already have been called into federal service. Instead, be explained, they will go into numerous units still under state or territorial control and now below authorized strength. The total strength of th guard has been depleted by normal attritiondeaths, expiration of en listments, and resignationsas well as by the federal callup. . Continued from First Page Korean peace plan stalled an expected vote Friday night, was not on band when the plan was thumpingly endorsed Saturday morning, He left it to his chief deputy, Jacob Malik, to attack the assemtaly's acti?n. USSIANS (MET-- There was no hint from the Soviet camn, however, that is not known. But they are neurotrophic, that is, they prefer nerves. Few are found out- Paste -- rage Wonsan is 100 miles north of the parallel If General MacArthur felt he needed a formal from thou. N. before sending American troops north of the border, he had it. The general asitembly of the world organization gave i clear signal in New :York Saturday, voting overwhelmingly t)r reconstruction of a unified Korea. Only the Soviety bloc opposed this move authorizing actwo to stabilinze the little nation which has been divided scnce its liberation from Japan five years age. The. U. N. command had the manpower of 12 identified divisions for the delivery of the knockout blow to the shattered Red Korean Army. Whereabouts of seven was rloarkerLia,tilesecrecy.,that.cov. ers the regrouping of forces which have just completed a the phase of the Korean war destruction of the Red invasion force as a military entity. Beneath this shroud of silence General MacArthur was readying what may he the final punch. 'FIVE DIVISIONS five U, N. Divisions were along the 38th parallel or North of it. The South Korean eighth division joined the First Gavotary on the west side of the peninusula north of Seoul Satyr-daThe South Korean capital - These inclusions are seldom found in the brains of normal persons. The Cornell experiments are CHARLESTON, S. C. (AP) done by Dr. James W. Papez, The body of a brown-hairein of anatomy. cooperprofessor his throat slit, ation with Dr. J. T. Bateman of was found boy, Saturday on nearby State Columbus, O., Hospital, Sullivan's Island. Several tours and with Parke, Davis & Com- later police arrested a girl, his cousin, on a murder pany, . of Detroit. Columbus sur-charge. geons, Drs. Henry Lifevre and The body of little Samuel Roy Seaerest, operate to im Polizzi Jr.,. was found in a prove psychoses! During opera- - thicket of weeds and crepe 100 yards from tionl bits of the brain tissues - myrtle about and SixtbDivisionslikethe are removed to furnish the the girl lived with their grand-- . Third, were north of the paral- r?a75, paventsi, Diseoverrol,,the, body-endean search that Certainly MacArthur did not bits sire frozen within need all 12 in the line to hold dis20 seconds. They are sliced and started when the youngster after going to feed his the Korean Reds on.the ground. appeared Dcpart of them are Sent tct He was. as AP Correspondent pet rabbits Friday. troit by plane and others to Detective Lieut. Silas B. Hay Boyle said now in the po- Cornell. In Detroit, under direc- Welch identified the girl as sition every general hopes to be. stution of Dr. F. D. Stimpert, the Janie Cotte, a fifth grade "He has the enemy beaten dent. She was arrested after sections are injected into the she had told police a story of ind he now can destroy him by brains of guinea pigs or mice,t having seen "a big, ugly white any of several ways," Boyle pistol wrote from Eighth Army head- and filto embryonic chickens. IIman with a nickle-plate- d you see in the movies" cut quarters, and he has made up After about three months, the little cousin's throat. his mind how he will do it. Hold Girl d, two-year-o- ld ld - i i : , : --- I 1 Juice Ricipi Rheumatic ' Korea-. and Anhritis rain aflty-eookn- , in I an -- - - 1 - i1ëià "Let us hope that there will now soon be an end of bloodshed and that U. N. can concentrate its main attention upon -arriving. at it.' permanently' peaceful- aolution- Continued from First Boy Killed; - - some new political maneuver. U. N. Secretary General ,Trygve Lie hailed the assembly vote on Korea as "an historic KOIEAN - alien now of nhereitevidenceagant. Dragna, a Sicilian stets muscling into legitimate In the ktaf-- businesses, and of political tiei they know "people" la between gangsters and polititient of both parties." the senator added.. !Scarface ArkCapone lorded Lemon over Chicago's underworld in the freebooting, free shooting Checksera of and 1920s the prohibition re 19301. Unlike many who got In his way of hijacking. n a At yea Inlet both thattastia, Mtn er bóottegging, pant tee ohm antatto tortiteettee bane gambling, Capone died in bed. aseribm teems that theumatta ate tett& bet ltetteeat Disease did what hired thugs et Re-- Coneeetatt tweettlet euttatl tattem htte eeth a quart el water, mkt the mite el 4 couldn't accomplish. tatattatitheaar. tie wasbio at alit sad Selliaatio Sine Thursday Kitauver and T tea Past 04al tatteopaaetets attatecht votes his staff of crime hunters have Ottani Vies tateartht eleamild ramble- snit ebtateot been holding secret bearings in oat witty hate oat it elm ti Re-1st fed 4e4alt the entre what tad wtt tre4 the U. S. Courthouse. For a totem !we lettlesit Tea ara Th. testa sem me saki bt teat Amery' eater a t great part his subpoena list is a guansatrms, mums pitimpe al roll call of the old Captirie mob. tteadatild()Tit nook.. His questioning of two Los would, take any strong action in favor of the North Koreans by staging a walkout or it , lislo-Sicill- . ' actionnutd,said,;--- of Capone - . AC TION - - robe rsfind P 1 - - - 1 ;,eles , . ' - 8;1950-4- 3 CHICAGO (AP) figures Saturday, lie Kelativer declared Saturday his ,' convinced him there Is a investigators have found that Al Isaid in operation at piesent, Capone's power did not die with Th. e. Mafia is, an him in 1947. "We think we have found "rn. secret society of loose or- ex- strong evidence that the Ca- ionization that specializes in out own tortion deals and its is still pone syndicate operating ' here and in other parts of the punishments. did John Rossel- The Tennessee Senator Democountry," the crat said in a recess of the Chi- li, Hollywood movie producer cago phase of his inquiry into once sent to prison for shaking ,. , the-regul- ,; esophagus was "doing 5atisot gap October Sunday:Morning, 1111f11,1étice - , will be recruited by Guard units in all the states and territories. .i Children's Hospitalsaid,' girl who underwrt - 30". , Meri aged 18 to 35, inclusive, ltecruits-Will:--herequired- it rs factorily.". , The operation was performed Friday night on the In- fant of Mrs. Ed. Patocka of Armour. S. D. ', Born six weeks earlylast Thursdaythe infant witi flown here for the emergency operation. ' A part of ber. ,,, esophagus Was missink. Doctors said "it is too early to be certain of recovery but for the time being she is doing'as well as could bi ,. expected." , ruurtintg dareo NEWS, eijrhO'7--- - - iretactruuloutn2d0Cian,0d00 (API-,Doeto- surgety-t- I June ' ' , 50-5- 1 DEN1711 5 in next fiscal this ending year, ing - "- ..,.- .- , . to i : .,k7...,,-- ' ;41ii4 -- - ,,e ., - : 7 ,' oie.- de". , , "- - ,.. : wl,i,. 4,A14.--, - '' , - , .. I e . I4 ,.. -- ' ''' , - Ii , - ' " ' ' , ' ;.,..1. t l' l , ....ma.' - 4: -- - : 4 - - f -,' , , - DESERET.- 1 - a, premalure baby Satuthat IA her correci a wleSHINGTON (AP) ,The National Guard announced Saturday a nationwide campaign ' - . I ) 1, ,' ..,, '4 ,: "C. At,,; . - t ii, - " ......., , ' 4,410- -, : - ',........, a - ,,.,..1, 41.,i,," - - - ,..--- , -, ' . -' 'N., - , . "- - ' e'. "410..0'. ' ....,.. I ' ' . ,I ' le ..,...0,,,,,,,vek...... ,,,,,"vvvv4Woelliali.ilab.mailli VN.t ' r -- - rr,. 11 1, k . ' -; ' ' '.. ,e0,10.4r I : . in VI Ulf - ? , all..4,i ,, , , t I ,,,,,,, - - 1 ' - 1. ' 4 I. . - '''' ' 4 toi 4 l''' , ...II,' , is ,s:oft----- , ',ik, . A ' ' - .::. - , , . - , 1 "- l' ' t 't:.,,, -- - , - Ii,.4 - l. '1'14' k it - I ' 1 - . di OVER 11? SOPHAGUS-OPERATION-71 Plans Big .s 1:4.------ , ' - - - - - mat H "It wul be necessary for the United Nations to use. every -peaceful means within the power of the organization political and economicto heal the wounds, reduce the hatreds, and alleviate thetsuffering and misery left by the conflict." SAME LINEUP The assembly tossed out Rus . sia's resolution , calling for a cease-fir- e and withdrawal of foreign troops by 52 negative votes. hyrik Yugoslavia, and Yemen abstained. The Soviet bloc voted for it. , But J. N. top officials and delegates agreed that the approval of the western resolution by a'? governments carries with it zemaritable and Irrevocable- mandate giving MacArthur a free hand in pressing toward to conclusion a full military victory. The necessary authority for ' nili ill Including the directive to "restore peace and security" in all of the land. , By tne same token, it is pointed out at U. N. that a sufficiently powerful seven-natio- n commission has been established to enab4 It' iCo forge a political victory out of the smoking bat--, , tle. ,,t, . RU-E- tatette-heAandi-,gre- WITHSAFETY AND PROFIT , DIVIDENDS LIBERAL PAID iralt five-memb- er SEMI-ANNUAL- ENSUED UP TO - ACCOUNT- -- ON :EACH i - $10,000 - Yee con ate Semi news sot gown by- posit ee pie see, sod hove the essereece tbet yore ocean it ere U.S. $10.000 by ee enmity et the protected op Geventerent. is edrlitint. Shore1 orridnek, tertently Siert 2M1 pee meek ere pad torch sin oneettro. . embodied-tirbroddlefilif,- usicidbt-Fa- ZleabC) co) it:NO - . atx..113cco war-strick- -- f'.11174: JOS. KAI. be a N C. IC, TINGLY. Stay. MAI ki IL It Pi.',. 43 Kee opt 1.114vet101 . I With Values y. -T- HE WEATHER IEllILIERIGH : all-nig- ht OFFICIAL FORECAST and warmer Sunday SALT LAKE AND VICINITYFair iiind Sunday night. PariTY- cloudy Monday. High temperature both days near 73.' Low Monday morning near 44. urAHFair and warmer Sunday and Monday except partly cloudy north portion Monday. High temperatures both days 70 to 80. Low Monday morning 36 to 46. About 56 in 1.7tahs Dixie. SOUTHWESTERN IOAROIncreasing cloudiness with a few showers Sunday afternoon. High Sunday 58 to 68. Low Sunday night '38 to 48. S 0 UTHEASTERN IDAH ncreasing cloudiness with a few showers likely by evening. High Sunday 58 to 68. Low Sunday night 35 to 45. COLORADOFair Sunday and warmer. WYOMINGFair ,Sunday and, warmer. 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ACLE VT ' 0 ISO am Months (Ps td to advance Ole $O Year I Paid to advance) Ole earlier TR shove races poly to etteseetpateo rates daily end Lor'clee eit; 50.7;r .i.st; WOOL 1 '19 00 .1 for one- - sear - A1 min Katateripttois 13 ire 00 only payaelo to advance Wodneselar per year, sold rot Ti.,. Slued, only $4 00 tont, autetne the '' shove of Utah, Slab. Wolters Wromrog ,ond Writers Nevada ' That Should Be . LIANEW It "4: t "i01"1141 , rs - ' ,;,2 :I ,..). 4t I ,. r 4:4 Every Record Cho Audit Bursae se Circulation( Watered IS tbe Dom office et Solt tAke matter according to My ofas second-clas- s Barth 3 telt Wood Les Courts& end Buccal marmite ...ulna SUBSCRIPTION, RATta . r . . - eteutbow,e9 ' :s-- Ellyinnis .12 NEWS ' 4 57 45 100 43 - soe .09 35 '40 Si - ploo!rw .11- 45 44 5 42 al ' - 4 ., -:- ' 4. - Mointon , 41 4 115 - t,". .04 NS 04 64 Poet aprittre 2five Pelt Lake City, Utah Pao Antonio Teva4 Sve Diego. calk vealit, Pan Pram-tar-o Pt, Gehrite Utah ..'; Loon, Mo. ' 45 ' , - ,,' q lts I- rowitRitti 1 Beautiful 311 le a - .17 - ,,..- . ; - likilt liejl. -- . - c , , ' '; ti 45 55 ' IBy 52 71 ...... .. ..... Nev Perm. -' 44 25 37 55 AI n ' 4 - 'i ..011-1-1LIAritt!- ilt All-tim- 111 Movie. liuilW,H7A ' ' 7. - 5:30-a.m- Povton. .AAbi t - brains, kidneys. 'livers, Rings,' spleens, and tettieles sent to . Cornell. I Here Dr. Papez makes the studies with the original sec-- : nummrrY Wins for comparison,. The first Relative humidity at 8 p.m., 68 per cent. object is to find out whether COMPARATIVE TEMPERATURES the inclusion boclies, will live in For Salt Lake City: High, 63: low. 32; mean, 48: normal, 54, animals, and whether they will e e 38. 86. higti multiply. - They live; but -- theyr low for ,month Ifi. Temperatures for the period !multiply very little: Saturday were: this transfer to animals it ending' at SS 71 to find out where the Albuquemte. N. IL 71 .82 144111p. Wt,h. 53 "S Alttata. Ga. K2 43 Wrn. Sherirign, inclusions originate. and what A3 41 48 Wishtnit188. St T 30'3mm. Mont r AS 4N Wgfte yprIts4tono. Mnnt. 7 .P3 tr; their chemical structure may be. P41.4, Idaho All-tim- , her killed,---sin- lèaclipg...Iiii4Oitp.t:..0.,!:0..i0 City' - ' . ' - - - - - - - - - - - - -.- 1,....."-..--, ,,.- - .. |