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' . , , E ' t Warning Shot Strikes Man In Back of Head s. , . . .'1 tHy ,, , Wayne Olarles Cummings, 22, was shot and killed by Salt WASHINGTON(AP)--E- ric Johnston, head of the Motion Lake police early- this.' morning during a chase through down- - , Picture Association, said today movie producers rejected a pro'.1 ' 1 to...streets. t ' posal from, him that they agree not to employ "proven ComOwn cars which had been Impounded and which Driving his munists." officers said he had taken illegally the youth was killed by a In the audience was a group of 25 film personalities, led by 1 single bullet from pursuing officers who fired only to warn the Humphrey Bogart, who came to the capitol to protest the course . ., ,.. , , , driver to stop. , . ,, of the committee's - investigation. , Salt Lake Police Officers Ar-That was one of the proposals " -- ' E. Bukosky,' who fired the S. , M. chic Bennion , he made when he became head Copt. . .. fatal 'shot, and David- - T. Rail of the industry association sev- i Lauded During eral years ago. Johnston told the i pursued Cummings, after a ga- i House committee on . i 1 , , i Rites Naval , rage attendant reported that the , activities. car bad been stolen from a car' , Testifying at the committee's . a memorial lot at 24 East Fifth South St., of hearing on Red activities in HolUnveiling . where it had been impounded lywood, Johnston said he pro, Capt. Mervyn honoring plaque posed that no "proven Comsi.nrecoinrcdt ige-siftern'oon this highS.,,,I3ennion ' ' to police repOrts,' munists" be hired in positions L-t IL observances lighted Navy Day the officers noticed the car after t where they might influence the , screen. being alerted by police radio that s., University of Utah president, view HONOR WAR HERODr. Wallace A. a red 1034 Chevrolet coupe had Capt. Bennion, killed Dec. 7,1 , , t Fearful of Law Goates, commander of the Mervyn S. Ben- - I r memorial plaque to the late Captain Ben.,' been taken from the lot . , 1941, at Pearl Harbor, T. It, was flea unveiled in the Naval Science Hall. The producers turned down his nion Navy post, and Dr, A. Ray Olpin, , Press Associated Fires Warning Shot I By one of the first naval officers , proposal, he said, because of a Sixty-eig- ht persons were fear- legal danger that the, might be : who lost his life In World War Spotting the coupe going south d dead in plane crashes today. accused of "conspiracy" to keep on Second East St., the officers , IL The plaque was unveiled , , . gave chase and signalled the A ground crew reaching the a man out of a job and because . Science Bldg of Naval at the deno is there definite to way driver to pull over by sounding . wreckage of a Swedish airline termine who or what a ComUtah. of the University their siren and by flashing a , transport which crashed into Mt. munist is. Naval light in his eyes.' Seeing the , ,, Open house at' Clearfield , Hymettos, southeast of Athens, counThe association's new driver was outdistancing them, . legal Supply Depot and at the ' Officer Greece, last night said all aboard sel advised against the "potenBy Bob Considine Naval SciBukosky fired what he carried were killed. The plane 4 tial conspiracy" that might be NEW YORK(INS)A million New Yorkers lined ence Bldg. here rounded out 1, termed a warning shot, aimed at m' 36 passengers, among them two Involved, he said. ' . the Hundreds activities. trunk of the coupe. Fifth Avenue in utter silence 'to watch the Navy Day ...' l Americans, and a crew of eight. At the outset of his testimony, The bullet hit Cummings in visited the two incasket of an unknown winner of the Congressional Medal of .....,, s ,..,.., .....g ,..........-.., retedly -i It was enroute from Istanbul to Johnston read a statement which back of the bead, emerging stallations. ' - - - -- - '' ' ' Honor pass by in sombre death. More theft half the bodie'''es Athens. said the Motion Picture Industry from the right eye. The car 52 persons killed Friday in the Urges' Strong Program KILLED-,:Wayst Improving weather conditions, will continue to "insist on our C. Cum- - reverved over to the left of the It has been said that no nation ever won a war, and this meanwhile, aided a widespread right to decide what will or will tragic crash of a United Airlines F.- Shafroth of that appalling truth. 22. killed an was reminder Adm. John Rear police- - road and clime to a iton at about by mins. unforgettable DC-- 8 transport plane near Bryce 407 East Third South St land, sea and air search today not go in our pictures." a to promaws Utahns this bullet support urged rooming. d and wives acmothers and fathers Pan American weeping for a Canyon have been identified, Police took the driver to the "I don't propose," Johnston at a Navy strong favoring gram Richin mourning, lined the long prdtession to speak softly the World Airways Clipper plane cording to Neal Magleby, Salt Lake General Hospital, "that government shall a Chamber of ,Commerce lunchfield mortician. with 18 aboard that disappeared, tell the Motion P,icture Industry, where be yams pronounced dead names of those whom the unknown Midler so silently repand eon here League Navy He said that the 'major porIt 3:23 s'nU Sunday near Ketchikan in a rain directly or by coercion, what , in The afternoon Se resented. later , meeting tions of all bodies have been at Provo. - and wind storm which lashed the kind of pictures it ought to make. . Takes Ca! From Let to recovered and they expect southeastern Alaska coast. First From Europe I am as wholesouledly against ... At a press conference this have most of thent identified by The first search plane, a Coast that as I would be against dicdeAdm. Share?' Investigating officers found morning, Rear The first dead of the European graveyards were home- -the end of ,the day. Guard Grunion, left Ketchikan's tating to the press or the radio, lot that Canal Panama where' the the the Cumthat Names of those identified clared 6200 caskets aboard the liberty ship Joseph V. Connolly transAnnette Islan'd airport at 7:15 to the book publishers or the was impounded was car can no mings adequately longer have not been released except which lay at Its pier in Twenty-firs- t broken into sometime. after 9 vessels. Street, its rigging heavy am., visibility was good in the magazines." American Navy -to. relatives, Mr. Magelby said port Ketchikan area i midi the wind and , The carriers Johnston took the witness chair p.m. end thst Ci'mminEs had with bjack, wreathing. Midway 'Of of som8 ',1he Franklin D. Roosevelt and that relatives 18 miles an hour and decreasing. when the Committee 'met after roti his car 11.to the street to move today from its Hudteeny pushed was 23, The Connolly transport Ninger, are to victims expected, Pan Innch. can no 1030 Crewmen of another and had signaled another car the un-- : of battleships larger where sonin base to River the a In died Brooklyn, Salt in Richfield Army Logan'Ave pier today. American DC-- 4 which arrived LIIWS011 passing to give him a push. longer traverse the PanamaCaSpurns Question loading' of the bodies was expected to take Eve days. OffiArnold Anderson, 10,3 South at Seattle from Alaska early toRear Adm. Sho- Lake hospitarlhis morning at declared Recovered From nal, Canyon sesbodies In a tumultous forenoon. cials expected it would be ten to 30 days before all the commander of the Pana- 10:13 cm. of Iniurioa received Tweith East St, unwittingly day said they circled, the Annette froth, a He reported that three bodies ma Sea Frontier. are turned over to next of kin. aided Cummings by giving turn Island area in darkness without sion, John Howard LaNvson, last Thursday in were recovered from the canrefused to answer a push. according to police reare being drafted by crash near Milford. New York's official day of mourning yesterday was the Plans sighting any flares. The plane screen writer. ever yon near the scene of the crash. the governor of the canal where,. was quickly refueled to return a.question whether he is or comrewho ports. He later identified the car to dead relatives return of war of start the formal Four doctors and three dentists Death of Mrs. Nisonger was at recommendations for enlargenorth with a PAA search party was a Communist and the conpolice bearquarters. , by in this burial country. two of UAL and local morticians ment of present facilities or con- the fourth casualty of the quested , , headed by Capt. Ralph Savory, mittee voted to cite him for comrlrst tip for police to keep trip have been' working day and struction of a new canal will be to Las on the impounded car of watch AB chief pilot of the airline's Alas- tempt. Lawson arguedto the ended which One in Vegas Body Represents since the bodies were forwarded to Washington. D. C., mittee bad no right night question kan division. CuminNigs was when W. S. Fil, tragedy. as to political beliefs. brought in 'to ' the Richfield Na- he stated. son. 343 South First West St., Only One body was taken off the ship for the long; slow , Killed In Nothing had been heard from anyone were the crash David of tional Guard The question of prosecution Armory. celled the march to the green fields of Central Park, where Secretary the plane since it radioed the G. Gibbs, 26. 320 West Second garage attendant. on the contempt charge Following ' identification and Wins ,First Place to tell 'them he had a Annette airport that 'extreme Lawson Francis' Cardinal police of Kenneth the Spellman, Army Royall, North E. of the reSt., notification of the pilot will eventually go ship; relatives, a boat captained by turbulence" prevented a con is One which. "phony" call telling him to reGov. Thomas E. Dewey, Mayor William O'Dwyer and others Lichbauer 33, 470 Ninth lease mains of the corpses will be a YesterdayMrs. to the U. S. district attorney if the Cummings' car by Anderson, Myron - woman, Clyde templated instrument landing. brother-in-la- w Mrs. of the of love words and resealed in for caskets House officials uphold the citaplacedgratitude. spoke order of the State Tax Commis-;litan- y 267 Second Ave., was awarded Ave, meanwhile Investigators C. Erwin and turn to a next kin. of Nisonger carries Conviction Garn, 20, And some preached preparedness. penalty studied the site where a giant tion. first place trophy for seaman- 64 Whitmore Court. and 30 days , The car had $100 to $1000-fibeen He was the flower of our youth," O'Dwyer said, his DC-- 6 Sift All Available Clues United --Airlines plane of at the second annual Navy ship startfor was the Search be to Trial a would in jail. year voice heavy with emotion as he looked down on the coffin run off at the Salt Lake ed after it failed plane by the tax commis- -Impounded crashed and burned last Friday, Regatta to arrive Las in bit of information Every jury. Lion for improper registration. Boat Harbor. Her vessel , that sat in the sun of the silent park. taking a toll of 52 lives. Only byJohnston told the law makers which might be used for iden- County Vegas after the overnight trip. Police said Cummings had 12 of the bodies have been posiwas called and now Spindrift. formation then soared day-lon- g and in a Overhead, search at planes use influence he would tification Following is "every being assembled by - A woman skipper of the Bello, been listed with 11 4, separate tively identified thus far, an across the was heard located. made bell a sound itself craft of to church command" combat the the and doctors morticians. An eternity any walked off with second prize Thursday The accident, second worst in my Mrs. Nisonger was found about charges on police records from move by "intimidation or coeroffice for identification of per- also of skyscrapers and hard streets that had lost their clamor 1937 to date. In the seamanship division. Jim 13 feet from the the history of. commercial avia- don" to freescreen's the curtail sonal effects also wreckage and has been set for a few sacred and thoughtful hours. tion in the United States, occur- dom of expression. Forman, Salt Lake City, winner was taken to the L. D. S. Hosred near the rim of Bryce Canplace in the 1947 con- pital suffering compound let He said the movie industry is Meanwhile. the investigation of first General Leads Parade test of hydroplanes in ibe 125 fracture, yon, Utah, only 1500 feet away deeply conscious of the responsibroken jaw and other See PLANE CRASH On Page 2 cubic inch class at Boulder City, injuries. from an emergency landing bility that freedom involves and At the head of the procession that rode up an avenue his winning Nev., demonstrated A daughter of Arthur J. and strip. marches of forgetful has "no intention to violate this that has resounded so often to the jaunty s, In another week-en- d crash, six trust by permitting- - subversive Sannie entry, Done, she was born underwhose Courtney-HodgeGen. rode parades, victory' cornA. Dr. Wallace Goates, unidentified bodies were taken propaganda in our films." March 2., 1919 in Cornish, Utah. LAST in march died 6200 the of these so command many Ben.. gruelling S. mender--of the Mervyn from the wreckage of an airplane Denies Red Propaganda She came to Salt Lake with - SANTA IE. N. from Omaha Beach to the Elbe. which crashed into a mountainnion post, American Legion, offi- her family and attended Salt State Police Chief krubert BeasHe denied that the industry REGISTER war of revulsion which His face was a tapestry in side at St. Etienne, France, every cially presented the Bennion Lake schools. A graduate of to the Naval Science South High School, she was mar- ley reported by radio today that See HEARING On Page 3 and its waste of human life was portrayed. Gen. Hodges .I Dr. A. Ray Olpin, ried to Mark G. Nisonger in two Los Alamos atomie energy GIVEN TUESDAY plaque Building. was close to tears as he placed a wreath at the Eternal Light of the University of Salt Lake. March 23, 1936. project secretaries lost ott memorial, hall-wa- y along the line-o- 'f march from the pier to Salt Lake voters will have a president Utah received the trophy for the Survivors include her husband; Truchas Peak both had beett the park. last chance to quality for the three children, Sharon, Loralee Behind him marched the survivors , and the ,appleGuest at the presentation rites and Mark D. Nisonger: her found dead and that their bodNov. fi Anal election tomorrow 4 to h, war. have cheeked who would Admiral John F. mother: two sisters. Mrs. E. My- ies were being returned to Santa fight another when registration agents . was Rear a personal friend of the ron Eichbauer and Mrs. William In the step of the survivors ,there was an intangible the have will throughout city late Capt. 3ennion. Beggs, and two brothers. Jess weariness; in the step of the youthscadets from West Capt. K. K. Miller said the ' The memorial plaque is 24 C. and Jed E. Done, all of Salt chief their books open all day long. and midshipmen from Annapolishere was sudden reported the state police Point inches by 18 inches. It reads: Lake. Registration is a qualificaLAKE SUCCESS after Russia's (AP) expected to reach Santa party terrible and maturity. To tion ."Dedicated to the memory of tor votibc resolution Was defeated in quilifY Russia and the United States, on Fe this afternoon. 6200 buddies of were , there The the Army, Navy, totoday: REGISTRATION (LIST OF the a conciliatory move., joined Mervyn S. Bennion, captain. U. Reds political committee-o- f Search had been underway AGENTS AND THEIR LOCAAir Force, Marines, Coast Guard. S. Navy, native Utahn, who gave Repulsed vote of the Unitthe general assembly. da3 in a since yesterday for two project PAGE ON TION APPEARS The Fighting 69th marched, and the 101st Airborne that his life in the service of his couned Nations to condemn "all One Abstains NANICIVG The secretariesFrances B. Krauss. t (AP) S.) as a voter a-- person must forma of propaganda" which try as commandifig officer of the Army newspaper Peace Daily 34. Lec.imore. and Mildred Hat- had, held Bastogne; Terry Allen's Timberwolves of the 104th The of section resoluthe one state joint in the for have lived USS West Virginia at Pearl reported today the Chinese Com- tick, Evansville, Ind.who had $ would be "likely to provoke or tion Division; the 82nd Airborne and 3rd Armored Division, and propaganda year, in the county for 90 days Harbor, Dec. 7. 1941. Placed by munist ' been missing. encourage any threat to. the for warcondemning offensive along the was approved unanimthe 30th Division, and the 1st and 2nd who slugged it through 90 in for the and days. the ,Mervyn S. Bennion Post, precinct Manuel Martinez. Truchas in Manpeace." railway that the ous' Dominican except , will of be Places registration American Legion. The vote was on a compromise Republic abstained and Haiti rechuria was crumbling and that store owner. reported the girls See CONSIDDM On Page 2 A likeness Qt the Utah naval the entire length of the 200-- bed been trapped since Saturday open tomorrow from - Si cm. to by proposal offered , jointly absent. , ported p.m. war hero is shown on the bronze mile road would soon be cleared on an icy slope of the 13,275- - 441 France, Australia and Canada The committee later voted 56 foot mak. plaque. ' to 0 to aaopt the complete reso, of Red troops. , x lution, which now goes to the assembly for final action in plenary session at a date to be set. - U. S. Delegate Warren R. Aus. tin tol newsmen after the meet. thing we must be alert to and I WASHINGTON (AP) ,,, am therefore asking the Federal ing that the resolution approved Senator Brewster said es-tBureau of Investigation to be was a complete substitute for the ' ,1,. orFBI pecially alert in these cases.", , Soviet proposal and said "there today he is suggesting to 4 ) is, absolutely nothing left of the that it look for evidence )1 delib- Praises War Work . - POR'rLAND, ., ,... , FBI should death toll from disastrous forest imputation of warmongering by erate dettruction in both - the 1 1 , 44..... fires which wrought $32400,000 the United - Stptes, - Greece and costly New England forest fires do to be on guard. Brewster said -- 1 , , k of , damage in New England alone Turkey." C:' crash in Bryce it will be largely a matter , and plane Friday's 22 1 sn , what , mounted to , educating the citizenry todayes weary Charges Withdrawn Utah. to watch for. , firefighters, holding virtually all "This is wonderful to have us Canyon, 'r. " a of FBI these did "The "In ideological good job dur. '''71 days blazes in check, were warned all vote the same way,", Austin ,:t ,i ' that rising winds would ,Increase said. "I hope ' it is a sign of a warfare," Brewster told report- ing the war against spies and I confidence the organ- , . the fury 9f the flamesin the atmosphere here." ers, "that is the 'kind of thing have every ." ' As refugees began to trickle change 4 ization will be just as effective The United States until this we have to watch out fon". I i , in combating agents of foreign , homeward in a few areas, the morning had vigorously opposed ...b., I an back from he two-t, Brewster, just explained. ideologies," the list any action by the assembly on Red Cross added a Brewster recalled in that .: 1, , of the Maine ,,, fire of dead in Maine, bringing the "warmongering" as' a result of inspection , ;'''r . .' state's total to 15. Four others Russia's charges against ' the areas, said there was evidence speech in Pittsburgh Satutday i , , ! , died in Massachusetts and Con- United States. Greece and Tur- that some 'fires started from oil he had stated that the prime ob- .'' to of , is Communists jective 1 , , necticut and three in Michigan. key. soaked rags. Near Falmouth, be , , abroad and , Nineteen injured have been hosRussia agreed to withdraw laid, a candle was found burning create disintegration , our of economy. bring collapse te pitalized in Maine and the list these charges, in a mong combustible, material in Avoids 'Caine Names , , 't of missing was trimmed from 17 effort to save her resolution I pine wood. to 7. He declined. however to link from defeat, but it was voted ' Asked whether he had reFlames' moving slowly west down anywayparagraph by eived specific information that Communists by that name with '1 """--" ikW... '''"A"'''''' . from Union Fall& in southern paragraph. The United States. ir I ither the fires or the plane I the plane crash or the forest , fires . Maine's York County on the Saco an equally sudden move, agreed !rash' which killed 52 POLICE PURSUED MIS CARWayne C. Cummings, 22, Fred Sanford.. pollee garage attendant, points to the spot rpersons name names, ,, ' River, were reported confined to vote for the joint resolutior 7ere caused was killed by a pollee bullet while eluding patrolmen do. 1 where the. bullet. fired es a warnirg by police, entered the he said. "Let's just say foreign iter replied: today within a half a mile of if certain amendments were : . Salt Lake streets AriasII:anIn this ear. I , ear In the left rhoto and ILVVEI IF it VILLC S r A la tte r',7, t. 1 . , ,,7 made. , , ... S11.1.741 the village of Clarks Mills. . Ing It chase on downtown "No, but that ' is the sort of ,.:, reologiej.-t , Honors . , ,, 1 oro. , i, . ,,.. 11! I ;: ' i . - - A , I - Mostly clear today and tonight, becoming partly cloudy Tuesday. Slightly warmer today wtth high near 68, low Tuesday 40. Yesterday's temperatures were: high, 48; low, 32; mean 48; and normal, 47. ' Sunset tonight, 5:31 p.m. At CerteiTlorly , . t---- - 1 1 ; ' 68 Lost in 2 Weekend i, i il 1 ,, . I ! T. Plane Crashes - . . : NEW YORK HALTS WORK identification TO HONOR DEAD OF WAR of UAL Crash 1 ! i 1,,,,, ':"; . i ,o, - Made Victims flag-blanket- ' ar quarter-million-doll- 3 --- -- four-engin- Tight-chinne- ed 'a, , L. VIOMan Dies of Airi Crash Hurts - -- - ne I Girl Climbers Found Dead CHANCE , n.--(A- P)-- TO and Russia Agree On War Propaganda Ban U. S. She--frot- on , 55-to- -0 , . Mukden-C- hangchun SOLON ASKS UTAH CRASH BE PROBED FOR RED ACT New England Fire Deaths ;,1-.- , 4 ,. , , - 22 Mount to - (R-M- he ' Aaked--what-th- ' 4, '"'- , '- - 1 .' .. ' , , ..,.. , . - o .. , ., .,- , - , ..... , last-minu- i , i ,"o TTTT ., . , , .. , , . 4 .. , , - ' ,,,, |