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I: ::": ' -- - -!rrr-r!---royom---- i' : ' 0""'""""" The prosecution had asked for e crime itilenaatihtYenftc'eracteh - Both Retain Composure' defendants Vern Alfred ' Braasch 24 and Melvin LeRoy :: i ': :: :': ":: Mo 19 Kansas City Sullivan '''' ' ' ' tensed as the verdict was read but :4r - -- :" retained the composure they held A k ' through the trial N''' The verdict convicted them of 1 shooting Howard fatally 7 21 Oct 22 in an attempted ie' robberY of a service station 'at 1A Beaver Parents of the slain man Mr and Mrs Joseph A Manzione ' NI Beaver were in the courtroom as 4:7 t the verdict was read ss '''' Deliberate Two Hours ' Nit ' it The :: jury deliberated from 3:17 110:z — -Pm until 5:07 pm Foreman was : ' o— " A'N' ' 17 ' k':::: t 9 1 ' :::' I - Military Coordinatioil Plan Sech Atlantic Pact Boost 1'77::::'''''''':1'k'''''': i ' : - 1414 "': N : - 1 - LONDON Dec 19 UPI—Three nations whichjorm of the Atlantic pact announced an accord Monday on pttlrahaneisnet rogre :t 't eventually standardizing their military machines and k e :: The three countries—the United States Britain iand Canada 10::i1VF::‘ :$:::: :::: iNot tor II —possess most of the military productive resources ofr the world Officials said the decision to go ahead with Faces Vern Alfred Itraaaeh tbenteneth of dovetailing their arms equipment and1 training-- - a program death pealble - marks the Atlantic pact's biggest practical step forward The of the problem has been inprogress since1947 Study ' ' -7 U S technical minion engaged in the study here has been aptly "'l ':' called"mits atatoltS— 4 Field of Agreement :9 The field of agreement covers 01 :: 4-4 ' : ' - - '- -- 4 r s P 1 I - 4 - : ' - ' ' :::t - fags ist :1 4 - '' '::"":": pm 1 1 1:- ' - 29 The k: 1 :: "'"!'1' zN N0ii :::::: ' at ' '''' ::::::::::: attendant They will be sentenced Dec: :" 4: ' 455:' -- - x ::::: 'wthheichruiell :totv41o '1Ci::::::0"h' I - It 0 r f for Dec 29 PAROWAN Iron County Dec 19—Gui1ty of first degree murder with no recommendation of leni- ency was the verdict returned Mon- day afternoon against two Mis- souri men charged with the slay- ing of a Beaver service station -- - - A'sl- e' k - - :!::::::------:': '' - 4 t Ts-:- ! ' '4' f':" :::'::':: 4 - ' " ' ': ::: N ?1:- - - -- - ::::: : ti 4444 d" 4 - skez:77't':4 :: :: ' : Details on 'Canada Britain U S to Utilize Standard Arms - -- Z - !:: Sentence (I N - - -— " ':: :' ::' via:p44 UvAN7e z '' x : - -- t Plea Judge Sets 1stl '' I I ipecaTsioune:diarnllowigbetolder PRIM FIVE CENTS 4 Jury Stips Leniency tf i' WEATHER -- —-- SALT LAKE CITy UTAH TUESDAY MORNING DECEMBER 20 1949 - ' - -- ) r 1 1 : i 141' 4 111 ' " 0 t''''''''' 444 IN t —40 up11 10 I 11 r — VOL 160 NG 67 I -- -: 10 2 ' not only development of common designs and standards for weapons and equipment but also standard-- - ti ' 1 ' '1 'Anti Sub 'Weir' - --- Draws- rri 1 ort — U S Priority - ---i of production plant ma- --- 7 f "74 4 chine tools and technique — '' r'4'14 t ' The decision means that eventu:: f '' " i ally the equipment and weapons ' - ' ' ' A a a 1 plus spares turned Out tN by one J ' ' ' ' --- -- country will be easily- usable by " fJ :: ': 4 ' :::' ''' 4 ' Dec leill 7 1 the armed forces of another 1:': ::::::::-::WASHINGTDN ::: '::1 :'lL''':: ':i I Some changes either plumed or I":i: 'i4::' :''':- -!: authoritaUve reporte by 1Spurred 4 i it: ' under atudy: ' '' '' sie10:4 w"4 4 w that the Russians are 1feat building S kte Whitney The British 303 rifle in likely '::::: The prosecution had traced the 5 fleet the ' to be scrapped in favor of the up their submarine i :z'::!::""1": ::::ki:o:4:99 movements of the accused men ' United States navy indicated Mon :' 30 American 4: k::: 0 ' ':i:: " roeto14m044140''' before and after the crime through "ru 0"0 9":4'"0 vvo 4 Other British small arms to be day that antieub warfare is its top '' witnesses had introduced confes'NK: 4! 4 to American patterns job - — redesigned m :: sions signed by them in a Las i: 4r: r'i 10 Jane's Fighting Ships Britialt land sizes ' f ' ' Nev where were! f Vegas they jail 1 it ' '4 14": Cartridges for small arms are to publication which is recognized I1 held after their arrest in that city '1 ' be grooved instead of rimmed an authority on sea fighting fleete 4' and had put peace officers on thel British artillery pieces may be reported that Russia now has some 00'!4W1P4"4"P! !!!!'944!'!'!! stand who told of a reenactment i redesigned to fit in with metric 360 submarines and hopes to have of the shooting made by the measures used by continental pow-- 1 between 750 and 1000 by 1951 19- Among the hundreds who battled drifts on Utah and Intertnountaln I their automobile from nearly Mocked road Monday's storm fendants after their return to Melvin LeRoy Sullivan ere area highways Monday these two motorists attempt to dislodge added to snow on roads and made driving Increasingly hazardous Beaver d convicted of murder year-olBattleships - -- Some fittings and armament to — Navy ' Both Braasch and Sullivan had be redesigned in the light of the A navy spokesman would not fired shots into their victim's body American-conducte- d Bikini atom-bom- b comment directly on the publics TWO MEET DEATH according to the reenactment and teats tion's estimates of Rumian subms" the confessions Tine strength helliacUse— Continue Officer Exchange 71 Life Lacking Family Jane's report that the Soviets are Adefense ministry spokesman believed to be building three ultra- I The pair testified in their own said in practically all cases where modern 3000-to- n I defense that they had both come battleships new weapons and equipment are with from homes broken by divorce equipped be would there being developed aerial torpedoes and rockets had left their homes in their early standardization In remponse to an inquiry how teens and left school and that cone to The three countries plan ever- - the spokesman said planning i neither had had a normal family of swapping oftinue their system life 4 and preparednem for Ontiartibma to ficers and all learn !nen they Mr Manzione was found fatally WASHINGTON remainthe navy's top Dec 19 (JP— was dumped on already icy streets one and hours behind HONG KONG Dec 19 (11P)— can of each other's armies navies Irine - warfare By BILL SYMONS --The supreme courtagfted Monday been There A furious blizzard swept over and sidewalks Monday Backed by schedule but delay was attributed wounded with four bullet wounds Nationalist troops Monday recap- and air forces jobto rule whether a state may ban the intermountain west Monday station tured Kunming dence that the navy is iovrincdeenptsresa moderately strong winds it tied to heavy traffic rather than storm in his body22 atHethe service the in of five The Brussels capital it died a few hours southwest China 1 on i Roads in all parts of the state early Oct making driving on most transcon- up traffic in some sections of the picketing province of Yun- France The Netherlands Belgium ing more and more ' later at a hospital in Cedar City labor dispute is invOlVedtinental highways hazardous and city and brought on a new out- and region were described as nan which wasbanded over to the and Luxembourg—have been pay warfare 1 It called for argUments—prob- causing at least two deaths Six break of traffic mishaps Higher Number ' Wife Seriously Ill dangerous All main roads pdmmulitos I tveek ago by turn- ing special attention to standard-- I were passable Monday night but ably early next year—on three school buses were unreported in formed Han Lu coat their ization since Airlines Onv Normal they of of Jane's estimate the number He—had been married only two cases in which Washington state eastern Utah but pupils were safe the Utah state highway patrol union 18 months ago—With the submarines that Russia now has is In western Salt Lake county Kunming reports said the 'Na- idea Snow-wear- y courts have held peaceful picketresidents all unnecessary months to Mary Carolyn Black tionalist who said of a against enabling seized spokesman and the a little was the than the wind troops city blowing newly fallen travel and warned that chains are Mrs Manzione was reported figure ing is illegal where there is no watched heavily clouded skies snow into armies to operate as a unit given to higher congreas early this year- -good sized drifts mak- "absolutely necessary" on most riously ill at Beaver during the sent Lu Han fleeing to the western their loose-morrelationdirect employer-employ- e snow throughout the in war of time lord war The of the to crews Louis it Denteld E difficult Adm then for province part trial by keep roads 1 area Monday afternoon can ex- ing ship with the union concerned Braasch and Sullivan were re- governor frantically appealed to were out most Dec 19 QM- -- chief of naval operations He figWASHINGTON In the Uintah basin where a Three unions asked the court pect a letup in the storm by Tues- roads open Plows for 1 the of qurnedIron of to In to ured the night Communists be the total at that time help Bingham about custody county n to strike down that finding They day weather observers Defense officials said Monday snowfall Sunday and Monat Salt Lu who had won great concesfrom 250 to 300 Canand S Britain U the contend it violates the constitu- Lake Municipal airport predicted six inches of new snow was re- day was the heaviest since 1910 Sheriffs officers to await sen- sions k in the night from Chiang Jane's estimated that Russia's ported six school buses were unaccounted i tencing They are held in Iron ada have arzanged to tell each tion's guarantee of freedom of Monday night s efforts to hold the other in detail into and out of for Jail fleet includes some types generalissimo's county Airplane flights But aboutAlmost all at i temperaL-early Tuesday speech deSee Yunnan's air Germans-Othand trom-thon were Were Braasch Sullivan Salt Lake City Mercury Dip e protrince proclaimed er reported 4' tures were- above freezing- and of Car lot Case types of—military—equipment they captured i by Orville Isom and Pat- legiance to the Communists al- develop information reaching this country But a cold front moving in on normal schedule Monday night but ficials expressed confidence thatt fendedFenton ProseNo Washington statute covers not had Communist rick Cedar at City troops r though Municipal airport availability of ample places such an ex- indicates that some of the Soviet's disclosed that heels of the storm probably icy runways the They Pick- entered the circumstances specifically The in any 1 the province will shove the mercury to new were blamed for late flight sched- haven removed danger to children cuting attorneys were Ellis change of information la the basis subs are small coastal vessels and ett St George district attorney strength state courts relied on a- - policy lows in most of Utah ules during the morning hours on the lost buses of the military standardization that only a small percentage are All schools and southern -declaration in the Washington la- Idaho 'A new cold wave headNationalist jubilation over the Railroad officials reported train were closed Monday in Uintah and Beaver county Atty George e I Snorkel type announced simultaneously the fast Miller Judge Will L Hoyt pre Kunming development was damp- plans bor disputes act and on common were not interrupted by Icounty schedules ! schedfrom is south Canada Monday in London Ottawa and developed by Germany during ing at sided trial the law ened Communist were radio a about report Washington by Snow depth on U S 40 near World War II uled to subzero readings to the storm Some trains not written central bring Common that the Red armies cracked the Heber had reached 25 in Monday portions of the Rocky its a main south by legislative body—takes government defenses mountains night and 20 in covered U S 50 DISRESPECT of Chengtu in what appeared to FORECASTS binding force from king usage and at Soldier's Summit according to storm extended from Monday's When of be disastrous recogthe the patrol U S 30 near Eianston general acceptance repetition the middle of Idaho down to Utah's nized in court opinions it has the Kwangsi defeat which destroyed Wyo had been buried under a 30- Dixie where falling temperatures same forcePas statutory law Gen south China Pal Chung-W- s 1 in fall but was reported open accompanied light rain Montana armies Snow depth on most central and One of the three casex arose In had new snow and temperatures freed The Nationalists northern Utah and southern Idaho Kunming Seattle when a local of the A F down to 20 below zero Gen Li Mi garrison commander roads ranged from several inches Teamsters union picketed a used In Farr West Weber county Who had been imprisoned by Lu inore than a foot and all were car business operated by a father Reuben E A on Dec 8 deitribed and as and three sons without hired help "slippery rough ' Dec 19 An- -- straints" In discussing North At WASHINGTON I of a DAMASCUS Syria Dec 19 UPI '' Substantial numbers of Nation-all- Adm Louis E Denfeld in a bitter lantic pact strategy ' NEW YORK Dec:19 (UP)—A extremely bad" while he was shoveling snow from —A coup within the army Monday Rule Out Cordon in were still i troops reported strained-lookin- g a overseas and S letter has at thin Notes home his a driveway top Ft rejected Alger overthrew Gen Sarni Hentrawl Yunnan province Admiral Dropped The union sought to persuade as commander-in-chie- f of the Commander in chief who was Hiss took the stand in his own T F Man Dies from Formosa said Gen post Marcy the dealer A E Hanke to remain points throughout the accused of Reports Denfeld wrote Matthews S U naval thit forteaintheeastern being the power behind LiI MI rejoined the reorganized 5th defense Monday in his second per- region reported storms aa severe closed on Saturdays Sundays and he has not yet A Twin Falls Ida man—P F I Atlantic and Mediterranean c - the scenes in Syria's government and 8th Nationalist armies to at—holidays and at night Some 115 Dorius—was killed when his auto jury trial and denied in a more as anYingle blast of the recgive up his 40 y of the leader in Sheishakii that Secy Navy Recalling 1948-4'winter Lu 9 Han tack that s other dealers in the Seattle area skidded on an icy street as he at- subdued voice but just as flatly tone The hie of however letter accused had the third of Syria's turbulent up- Nationalists under Francis P Matthews were bound to do so by their tempted to stop at a grade crossto have sets in less than Snow Sung Hswien him of lack of loyalty to superiors suggested that he as ever that he stole State deresign 10 months an- —who fled to the southeast i ldr when i agreement with the union depths of ft near sev- nounced that the army had acted ing The vehicle crashed into a partment documents for a Com- reachedhe took the position that suend-a The navy made the public s the Reds took Chungking—were of-The state courts ordered a halt moving train eral Denfeld had asked that Monday his of the now the had destroyed to—safeguard charge safety to Yunnan into -- t supand awarded the - to the picketing Price Roads In that vicinity marching Heaviest snowfall was centered munist spy ring ttdoo-- Ines forAbePostbffered republican regime He port Li Mi i western WyoHankes $250 damages'-- -Speaking quietly Hiss former were intermittently blocked and country's The - four-stadmiral was accused Hennawi of naof conspiring s foreign a radio case-waThe Peiping Representatives ' State department official denied opened during the day claiming similar The ming but the storm's east-weA second i chief as of naval toppedopera 1 unnamed foreign- power- stions could not have confidence in automobile A FL driversanC fringes extended well into Nevada ithat be stele the famed "pumpkin ' Nearly 12 in of new snow fell with victory iin the Chengtu area him peat by Pres Harry 8 Truman tong i mor and said he eoverIte Loshan armies Resist Coup captured papers" or the "Haltimore papers" demonstrators picketed George E I and eastern Wyoming at the request —e- t-—re hee Page 3 Column 1 "undesirable be under would 60 ot miles south See Page 3 Column 21 In Salt Lake City more anów from the State department and Chengtu Matthews Arab sources in Cairo said they turned-the- -- over to Whittaker believed one faction- - of the arniy 5 Recalls Attack YSoviet Chambers former spy -acted to forestall plans of other I n l Denfeld's up 'Fivo-Childrmliurunite De4------- - - courier military- taetionato Syra Hilli---— ' pito': I '' of the Arab kingdoms with either flierlowedte Repeated Testlinony - --"- -' ' Watertestimony of Ira trot' Hashemite 'lordan or' - -' ' ' 'Swore Hiss stoltPdOctt- - before the beim amnia services ''' both ' ' " perhaps Hiatt committee V ' Mondalt bini—PUt mentsfor the that' attack navy'S s Damascus die- (Unconfirmed a repeated his testimony in his first power was being whittled away - EMMETT Mich Dec 19 UP)— stemma the living room to his perjury trial which ended in a y Dec 19 court had hfisinhiseheedloilidenaa turernhed under policiee laid' 'down-by:t- op NEW YORK Dec 19 (INS)— patches to the Cairo newspaper Al were HAMBURG German on Five or —the 11 children of Mr Mother's bedroom Then he and hung jury - Balagh said soundeof gunfire in smartly and force brass air court the army A to Hudson PlaR British (UP)-A military pump purified a Mon' out Hiss In river water into New York City's heard in the and Mrs Clarence Bethway burned 1 his hewife carried through a win- perjUry Pentagon Marshal Field nazi ' The Azmi press Monday found two children who had deaying before a federal grand "' water to death Monday in aflaith fire deW-TThe overseae assignment was ofOnly at the door did he healtate is to be submitted day morning near been sleeping with them that razed thtir farm-hoagency in Cairo said there were Erich Von Mannsteitt guilty of war He turned sharply for ' a second fered to him a few days later In July in New York that be stole Mondaysystem to board water the of indications the coup had met crimes and sentenced the The this village 2011111es west of Port look at the public galleries where his letter declining it Denfeld grandmother documents for Chambers supply which would construct resistance Huron When Hiss took the stand DeTwri other children and Louise ttethway got out with an hie wife and Eon were recalled-- Matthewietatatement German to commander of troops facilities B Cross of Bosthe grandmother were burned criti- - other child who was in her room fense Mr Truman that Denfeld was not —General sitting Seize Ccessary Edward J --' Suffered critical' ton held vis- the State department to 4 hie tally grandmother und lacked loyal superiors Three Main Charges Clark of the department of I been stored burns Christmas gifts had white-haire- d (Other Cairo reports that Pre- imprisonment masthe proper rispect for authority papers which Chambers produced Prussian The eledric-itand water In-supply gas tribunal charges The In the closets of a rambling nine-mier Hasem Attassi's residence from a Brooklyn residence and y Hurtle to Ground etrategist ot Germanrarmies'- cluded: military Forsees Snub was surrounded by troops were not ter room two-stor- y ' said the report cited a rough frame house ''Ev- in Baltimore at a prelead- presented was Nazi in the the last east3 ran addi100000000 outside of around the trial estimate Bethway 1 and confirmed DellberatelY other source)'recklessly on any to by on libel Denfeld went are ' Hiss' etything was ready for the big house there $75000 say er to face an allied war crimes haringhim:- -- -- --- - - tionil gallons of water - a day shouting for the children up- suit againstday the children eagerly were Gen Hennawi who led the coup tribunaL He was found guilty of disregarded his duty as command- assignments in which he could to God's stairs York from the plan as New "Jump—Jump—for City of Aug 14 in which Pres Marshal! ' nine of the 17 er in chief of the Nazi army serve inside the navy "without awaiting e Questioned Client against him in the Crimea to ensurelith sake jump!" searched for any' respite from Husni inhuman fear that my loyalty to the befit was executedSktak and could havecharges Zayim T to Mass Of Flames been sentenced d the drains on receding upstate arrested with his brother4n-laJoe and Mary of Cross asked his client if the first Russian treatment of would this of be interests nation prisoners death The mother Irene Lou 13 seared by flames hurtled four exhibits were in his handreservoirs 1 war and chief civilian aid Assad Talas questioned"' Looks at Family was atvakened before dawn by the to the ground They were burned in the re' 2 Perinitted and issued orders afPreliminary plans But he said: the writing offoreign undersecretary ' ' beat downstairs in bedroom critically her ' Mannstein stood in the dock and that Russian soldiers were to be "It could conceivably happen "Yen" said Hiss "I have alport call for pumping water fairs i tier first thought was of the from a point six miles north of Trapped the other five perished way S admitted that" new "strong Maned forward slightly to listen treated illegally as partisans and that other nations having read of Chichakil th f -- 3 die iChrietmaa presentik "Did you give them to WhitThey Beverly Newburgh It would be pumped man" confSrrett with Pree Hash- through earphones to the sentence terrorists and executed without this public accusation would not — "Clarence" she cried "the house Ann 4 David 5 William 7 and taker Chambers?" ' r ' ':''''7' into the Delaware aqueduct Cross whitened as the court an- trial asked face em Ms have Rushid the El and Kikhya Ataely for necessary respect is on fire!" t Thomas 11 "I did not" Hiss said firthly While the newest plan was be3 Ordered authorized and per- confidence in me which the commapresident otparliament and other nounced each finding of guilty but y Rushing to the living room door Another daughter was away "Did you ever give them to any ing probed further evidence of politicalzreaders at noon at Atas- he did not move nder-in-chief of of the eastern At- mitted compulsory employment t Bethwiy quickly saw it was a 'case visiting relative person not authorized to receive the necessity for speedy action si's office and assured them the The man who had been consid- Russians slave laborers in such 'antic and Mediterranean forces t of saving his family' The room was The fire was caused by an over- them?" was presented by another day in arm) acted only in the interests ered Germany's greatest living dangerous activities as mine clear- should enjoy in relations with Oft-dia-ls a winos of names Be "boated heated stove sheriffs officers said did not" '3lo"' said Him which water reserves dithinishect of other government& orthe republic military leader stolid still until the ing 4 e " f "' ttk r : i:-''''- ' :: ::§: r':' '' - ' ' ' ' :: ‘ J' ::-e- 44- r fa - r::i'4 4- :! t ' '"- ::: ": 11 4 : ) s: - isation- 1 ': i : ":":: 4! ft rf: s f -- Tribunal Eyes State's Ban On Picketing Reds Defeated At Ku!wing Traitors Flee Blizzard Clogs Roads Halts School Buses in East Utah -- Nor-Woul- radio-controll- ed - - one-ha- lf evi-'-7- allies-Brita- --:- - ' ised e- 25-i- ' 1 Kai-she- I - long-rang- ' law--4h- Hiss Testifies Denies Red Syrian Military Coup Seizes Revolt Leader Sny CharLre§ Adm Denfeld Refuses Post In Atlantic Mediterranean 3 ' ' ot d A irnt 'nd I ' --- - ar 1 st - liana' la5t-0ct- -27 :1 ring-N'---- to ' of - Flash Blazel 1:11111Midliga Studies Use River To t'Ll1Reser e British jail Top NaziGeneral 18 Yearsiii Russ Atrocilies - ''- "t -- me -- i °listen-Which-bl- -- ' ''-- - - - ' 1 - Atty-Clau- front-to--18-ye- -- - -- ' - ' 1- - Eight-year-ol- w 1 s - ! : ''' 1 were-Fred- 7' ' - -- u n i i l' — ' s - - ' ft 1 li ' ' ! - ' ' '' - 4 II a 4 - i- -- 44 --- 7' '' - - - - -- - t - ' t -- or - - I ' - ! 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