| Show ' - - IA RADIO NEWS 't lao ana ' - - Station 2--- - 1 - — t ' KALL Friday) le it" '44r- - SALT LAKE 160 NO 68 yoL '9 - cur Llif' ' - 111 ‘ - eN i - - A4 r '4' ' big " 3 4 ' ''''' S 4 4' - - s 4-- - -- N'--- '':''' - i ' r-7- "":' per-cent- er 'g count Committee investigators think Maragon did commit perjury In his testimony before the commit- tee Committee Investigator One of the witnesses Tuesday was a committee investigator Carmine S Benin° It was Be ilino who testified before the committee in ' ' D8 ' had five-ye- ar income Bellino closed told the session that he bad only one bank account in the Union Trust Co Washington Later Bellino said Maragon remembered he had another bank account also in Washington ' fir ol tertainment and dancing" He said similar tactics were NEW YORK Dec 20 4—The Bethlehem Steel Co Tuesday night need on merchant seamen in training at Sheepollead Bay Long Isannounced an increaee of from 2 6 in of to its steel prod land N T the price Taken In Tow Into "The price changes are about The Communists would give the same as those already anwith women parties rounced by other steel companies" who rould "take the new seamen said Bethlehem In tow ply them with liquor and U S Steel Corp last Friday them under their wings until keep booked its steel OHMa by about became completely intoxithey a ton blaming higher operat- cated" "These parties were repeated ing costa Bethlehem second only to U S until the seamen became used to Steel as an industry producer also droppingin and until they 'paired blamed "increased costs and new off' with one particular girL This market conditions" girl was to a large extent responA number of smaller firms also sible for the indoctrination Job t have adjusted - t prices 'since Huber offered—his story to-- the the C I 0 United Steelworkertrysz committeeOn eently won pensions and insur activities but it decided not to &nee hear it well-staff- - n rated with themums fronds Mimi gladioli ehrynanpoinsettias and palm Keep With Simplidty The principals were dressed in keeping with the eimpncity of the The bride wore a navy service omit trimmed in velvet navy beret and suede pumpi pearls and pearl earrings The hand so m e Burgman Gets 6-2- Years 0 As ' DENVER Bargaining Dec 20 011--west's major coal producers agreed to continue fighting Tuesday alongside the eastern mine operators against the United Mine work week Workers three-da- y Directors of the Western Coal Producers- Assn voted to continue their adherence to the nationalne-gotiating committee They voiced their confidence in the western representative on the committee B P Manley of Salt Lake City Manley recommended that mine operators west of the Mississippi continue to negotiate on a national level and not independently I N: Bayless of Omaha president of the Union Pacific Coal Co and head of the association slid operator' are "more oconsolidated than ever- - The generally speaking" about 15 mine operators from Colorado Wyoming Utah and New Mexico attended the closed Meet- US Traitor law" Calls Verdict Just In pronouncing sentencerrederal Judge Alexander Holtzoff said he felt the jury's verdict was just and declared: "Any other verdict would have been unreasonable" Burgman wu convicted Nov 15 k after a trial Be admitted having broadcast over the German shortwave radio "Station under the alias Joe Debunk!' Scanlon but insisted be was impelled by fear ot the Nazi Gestapo after being "abandoned" in Germany by the American embassy Government prosecutors said Burgman refused to return to the United States with other diplomatic personnel after the outbreak of the war Gets Lighter Sentence five-wee- with-lom- - broadcast& i 0 - 4 ow A t:' A - ''' -- - ' 4 t ' 0 er4 II -- i L I i4 ' - 7007 --- ''' : ii V4111 er '''1' ? it ' '':- T- - k iL I 0100111 6 t' e - :! i '''s Ii 4 t' 4441003' Iv "'s ': 7i-mir- t cls" -:' 2- '7( ti t "' ' 1 :L i '-' 114 ' " --- -s- -- J ' s 44WiS4TOTOS A Persuasive Fellow That Dan Cupid -- -- After Gear Jam LOS ANGELES Dec 20 (UP) —An American Airlines DC-- 6 with eight persons aboard flying from Los Angeles to San Diego returned here Monday night to land safely at 10:03 PST when a lauding failed to operate The green light in the cockafter the pit failed to light locked pregear was down and paratory to landing at San and the said airline Diegothe pilot Capt Bert Bruce decided to return to Los Angeles as a "precautionary measure" The control tower bere notified Bruce it was safe to land after he flew over the field with landing gear lowered ' indica- was to continue its flight to San Diego Phoenix Tucson Chicago and Washington DC-- 6 s :' i i JL t I 4 til 3 1 y Colm-Htr- t' - : X2 ' 1 ' : ' 0t44': ' F : '' - ' ' I s-t- -- ' 4 07 il ' ': 4 - ' ' t 0 -- " :: ' 'e ' I (': ' ' ! ! 1 ' r: ' - ' ' i said One of the fuses had burned to within an eighth Of an inch of the dynamite and the other to within an inch of the explosive police field Thickness of the tape apparently prevented the flame from burning further they said The fuses were about 90 ins long and each was tied to a stick 'A dynamite Police said they were told of the explosion attempt by an anonymous telephone call They rushed to the building and found the dynamite wrapped In several small ' 4 l: I I - 1 I 1 i ' I ' reported arrest hat Thursday of IiraeI Jacobion head of the Amer: loan Joint ' Distribution commit 4 1 tee's Hungarian office J Michael - f i t I 11 ! 11 t ti de- - 11 I 11 : 14 six-we- 4 : : 'It t '1 ' ' - ' I1 ' made espionago--and sabotage against the Communist regime and admitted Implication in the attempt of a Hungarian citizen to flee from the counk try t it A i I': jap4iii:Cii4ricit iroicyo ' 4 t— Russ Walk Out Of Allied (UP)---Sovi- :i Dee 11 Kuzma walked out On the Wednesday Lt et Derevyanko allied council la in State McDermott partment press officer aidi th'' Hungarian foreign office novf de nies any information about Jacob: son Budapest dispatches had re- -' ported he was arrested upon bur return from a visit to hia home in Chicago '"'- -' '1 ' ' Admite Spying 118' in assistant vica' Vogeler president or the ' International Telephone and Telegraph 'Corp wu nabbed secretly when en route by motor car from Vienna to Budapest For four day after his arrest on Nov 18 the foreign office denied any Information about him: the State department said Later Hungary declared he had - ': - Gen i for 'i Japan Tuesday:----7- 1China France Russia the United after an Ameri denouncing angrily States and Canada decided at the ican attempt to debate Russia's meeting to submit to their respec- failure to repatriate thousands of tive governments Romulo's suggeslenttJapszest twin Soviet-hel- d tion along with all others that ories ' " discuscropped up in the assembly informed in advance: Apparently included sions These suggestions that William J Sebald American from India Russia Haiti Argen- member and chairman of the four The exIsrael and Venezuela tina council intended to take power continue to decided Derts holding 4 their session in secret and to meet issue over Russia's—repatriation 1 policies -- Derevyanko took the floor 19-Janagain Romulo who appealed to the shortly after the '' and before Sebald had a chance to !' big six in November to "explore read a state prepared all avenues" leading toward atomic e his suggestion in agreement-mad— 7' '' Fascists Jobs writing at the request of Gen A GImperialists -of Canada-L day evening I! The Soviet riiiiibei'-' Charged 7:'"American imperialiste"-icooper---7ation with Japanese 'FaSeistam RIPS JUGULAR VEIN were carrying out a propaganda a -- - offensive sponsored by Gen Doug---- -las MacArthur to build up hatred of Russia in Japan and Indoctrhs-- ate the Japanese people After being twice called to order"by Sebald Derevyanko arose and I stalked out declaring: ri do not -I cage deem it possible for me THOUSAND oAKs--tiI — 4 ' ' a bad discuesion" gun in this Trainer part 20 (UP)—Animal May I Muller working with eledeclared hi shot a As c Rudy ' Parting Schaefer was killed Tuesday when l'' i ' phants at the animal shelter here that American and Japanese lead-er- g k i cira for was ritshed training al lionshe operated by Louis Goebel' planned to use the Japanese I thelion masses as "cannon fodder" cus act pounced on her and ripped into the cage and beat : her jugular away from the-- - woman's—body "war -- - now being: woman's three with a piece of pipe and a pitch them" The tst children watched horrified as the fork Mrs Schaefer wu still alive Reads Declaration lion named "Sultan" leaped upon when taken out of the cage but 6IN:S Sebald Paused their mother and in a matter ofr died a few minutes later t The woman and her husband the Russian delegate seconds slashed her throat ct 0" 4 Michael Schaefer IS said his Fred had come here six months the chamber and then a 1) mother had told him to open the ago from Australis with two lions' read his lengthy I gate of the lions cage and let it: which they were training for a the British and Chinese ' ist members of the council enter the trainingarena He said circus act----The entire) eight-Ma- n Schaefer is on his 'way back she was apparently ready for the I four and a half year old lion—but from Fort Worth Tex where be delegation followed Derevyanko :!Z4 out of the meeting in what was ' was knecked 'down almost 'imme- had gone with' some elephant4' beFriends said orig viewed as the sharpest break diately by its 'vicious charge '41'0 wen- t- into the inally7carde—frorti- - England -- and tween the RusMans and Americans 4 1 of the allied arena with chair and whip two of her children were born since the beginning Neither she or anyone in the them occupation of Japan: — — 14-w- haps the one next door" officials i f Only Vogeler was mentioned by name but reporters wereI told that the protest applied equally to ills:- - LAKE SUCCESS N T Dec 20 (UP)--Bri- g Gen Carlos P Romulo president of the United Nationo general assemblyr called upon the big mix atomio powert Tuesday' to agree to "interim prohibition or control" of atomic weapons pending final world agreement on regu lation of the atom In letter to the experts of the big five powers and Canada who resumed their secret talk Tueeday after a month'a layoff while thp general assembly debated the atomic question Romulo saidir 'Get Further Evidence "Every day brings us further evidence that the race for atomic armament is accelerating at a' frightening rate The technical improvement of atomic weapons and the stockpiling of fissionable materials and bora may 'soon have proceeded so far that any plan for effective control will have become practically impossible even if the intereated powers were eventually to reach a point Of agreement on ita desirability "I suggest therefore that the first priority should be given in your discussions to the possibility of reaching some agreement on interim - prohibition or control" Accept Suggestions Representatives of B r I i I west-e- h - 47' ' rily The threatened measures were left unexplained They could &Jinn-dude closing down Hungarian sulatea in New York and Cleve land or even a complete break in relation& However diplomatie there was no official hint' thal such a break is contemplated now Denies Information all over Thousands of Gifts DETROIT Dee 21 (111')—An bicycles diapers a was Wedneemade attempt early telephone winea liquors day to blow up the international elk stocks a cactus plant a coal headquarters of the C I 0 United shovel a planetarium a collection repof bean ahooters a copy of the' Aikto Workers union police Brussels directory a cooking pan orted:---Authorthes said they found a and a sofa were reported among the presents corrugated soap box containing 19 There were just a few of thoustick of dynamite bearing two sands of gifts from foreign counfuoes on the outside basement tries outside as well aa inside the iron curtain and were in addition otairway of the 'union building to the gift' from patriots among Close to Dynamite Rutsia's 193000000 people 'from Only black friction tape wrapped the—Baltic and Black seas to the around the dynantite prevented an Pacific ocean explosion which would have "destradio 'started brOltil' cast- whole building and perroyed-the ing fulsome birthday articles Tueel It'- for travel in Hungary" The Hun garian government was -- told Also-tha- t S reserv' es th right the to claim damages for harm to Vogeler It that 'further eneas4-urea" are under consideration to be put effect' unlessI the Nro- pier affair is aettled satisfacto- t - Romulo Asks Israel of greeting poured into For Interim from the world understood that all It Atomië Curb diplomatic of the States and ing - ' 1 rope will - 'tf : '' Blast Plot Barely Fails Commercial Dynami te Police said that a oprofessional" apparently bad set the explosive The dynamite was of the regular commercial variety they said Det John McConnell of the special investigation :squad reported that union officials were contacted immediately Whether At was an actual attempt to blow up the U A W building was not immediately determined McConnell said :The dynamite wu found by a building wat4chman Police were called instantly - Americatisitizens are "tree to trilisact normal or to visit surveilluannce suffering arrest and other dileit batons" the ' State charged in a note handedi to ter Imre Horva th Warns Against Hama So until further nOtice 4 ''t partment iaIda1I sued to Americans toinuto Zu- - UAW Building packages 4) 4 ' ' ' : i- - :s4 t - Ben-Guri- - After repairs to the c- :11"1 20 (A'—The ‘' "They don't know where they're that their governments dispatch messages their honeymoon" the congratulatory going A typical !greeting came' from — gueste on tola reporters Prime Minister David Onit ritembere Viedding of Wasik 'Please accept congratulations party watched the couple exchange vows One newsman stood out-aid- e and best wishes personal as well thw government and pea-p- ie the screen door to the library as from of Israel and heard the famous star and hie "May long life and good health English-bor- n beide faintly speak be granted to ' you and success in all your undertakings for the their "I do's" All incoming phone calls were economic cultural and social progof your country and interna— cut off during the ceremony Pub- ress tional cooperation in the cause of Chief who also licity Strickling acted as a wedding guard when peace" M G M Chief L B Mayer eloped Diapers Directory last year arranged with Gillham Foreign Minister Andrei Y Irishto keep reporters out invited members of the forinsky The wedding party toasted the eign diplomatic corps to a formal couple with champagne and con- reception Wednesday night in Sta gratulations at the brief reception lin'm honor It was announced that there would be a state reception for the diplomatic corps and distinguished foreign visitors in Moscow then Gifts for the man who is coming to be venerated in Communist ruled countries as a living saint— and a savior—ranged into multiple thousands worth millions of Lands Safely-- Dec :: 'Glory t- Stalin!! ik l': (The Order of Lenin is the sec''N'tt-ond awarded Stalin The first was given him in 1915) Moscow and cities and villages ' - ' '' '' t‘ all over the vast Soviet 'Union i were decorated : pori gowlithn - 'i4 celetraits banners and 1 i bration of Stalin's' birthday 14 "Glory to tht great Stalin!" the 4 Ar r Astot I ''''''' ' '''' ' ''''' ' '''4" banners proclaimed Portrait of Stalin and Nikolai Josef Stalin Draws Lenin Lenin with Stalin's 11 fellow memmedal Communist praise at 70 bers of the politburo (the ruling political bureau of the Russian Communist party) flanking them were displayed on the front of important government buildings missions—includ'United those Great Britain—had recommended Crippled Airliner - ' m decoration The supreme soviet (parliament) announced that from five to 10 "Stalin- international peace prisee" will be awarded annually starting Inext year on the birthday anniversary to individuals of any 'country for outstanding contributions to world peace A special committee will make the awards which will carry a 0 rubles nominally $p2roiz00001 ela0c0i100 Messages Moscow was In Surprise tor circuit the WASHINGD2iN Greetings Movie Lover Gable Weds it ' Tl'-- ' - Movie Actor Clark Gable and Lady Sylvia Stanley Alder ley above wed Tuesday and Mayor William O'Dwyer of N - Y- - and bride-SloaSimpson represent quite a day's work for buoy Dan Cupid SOLVANG Cal Dec 20 (UP)— Clark Gable the king of movie lovers Tuesday married a longtime friend socialite 1ed3r Sylvia Stanley widow of Douglai banks after passing tir Hollywood beauties for eight yeari n The actor who has shied front the altar since his third wife Carole Lombard died in a plane crash in 1942 took his fourth at a bride in a aurprise-marriag- e swanky dude ranch near here "I asked her yesterday it 'he'd marry me and she said 'yes'" Gable said with a grin Lady Sylvia nodded her assent after the ceremony declaring: "I was completely swept off my feet and answered 'yes as fast as I possibly could" Bride's Sister The couple slipped out of Hollywood and tied the knot in a simple Lutheran single ring ceremony before the Rev Aage Moller irt the library of the ranch Mrs Vera Bleck the bride's sister was matron-of-honHer husband Basil Bleck gave the bride away Howard Strickling publicity- chief at Gable's studio was best man Gable's business manager Jean Garceau also witneSsed the vows The radiant bride a slim chic blonde wore a navy blue wool dress- with white collar and cuffs and blue shoes She had on a sage of white flowers Gable wore a dark blue business suit Honeymoon Plans After the ceremony the beamt a ing couple hosted the guests simple reception at the Alistd ranch one of California's early Spanish ranches that now is a favorite hangout of the movie colony — Protest Note Bans To American ' : - AD '‘ ssit - -i- ' j - 4 ' '' ) — e1 eaolta k o- 9 - t - PRICE FIVE CENT3 1 I Sip !i i - 28-- -- o - ‘ - - s : !: ' (Moscow time) by announoing new "Stalin international peace prises" and awarding him the Order of Lenin the highest Soviet 'Union ' - 4(s‘ - - :: ' ' - ------: 1 ' ' - " s I' it : C k "' " I 4 ' ' cloudy and colder artly United States Tuesday ordered American travelers to stay out of Communist-rtHungary because of the "inhumane" treatment of Robert A Vogeler and other United States citizens MOSCOW Wednesday Dee Ill A sharply worded note announcing the ban demanded the (UP)—Russia opened a gigantic prompt release of Vogeler a communications company 1 celebration of Premier Jowl Stawho has beenheld "" a lin's 70tit birthday WAdnesday 1 4 for more than a month : ' ' ' ‘a 4 i t' s - i ! l'i - ' is40" s'' -- 1s '' - c Vpciera't - "r - : 11 b - $ 00044 - er '' s - I ' 1 ' 1- t ' 2 teila 1 - ': - ‘''Ic r' ' 4 1 r ' fS k --- Isl ' 2 :i or Dee: 20 GP-- WASHINGTON Herbert John Burgman 53 a former clerk in the American embassy In Berlin was sentenced Tuesday to serve six to 20 years tn prison for betraying his country by broadcasting Nazi propaganda during World War The maximum penalty for treason is death the minimum five years in prison and a $10000 fine Defense counsel James J Laughlin immediately filed notice of appeal charging that the jury was "wrong In its application of the ing Frank Hefferly U M W district president for Colorado and New Mexico said the union is ready to negotiate with individual mines In the two states on the basis of e agreements reached Burgman's sentence was lighter small operators in the east than the penalties imposed on two other Americans convicted of PITYSBURGH Dec 20 (UP)— treason during 1949 The nation's coal stockpile will Maine-bor- n Mildred E (Axia shrink even faster in tht next two Sally) Gillars 48 was sentenced weeks when the miners take Mon- on March 25 to spend 10- o 30 days off to celebrate christmas years in prison for her broadcasts and New Year's over radio Berlin The other conInstead of the usual "three-da- y victed traitor wee Mrs lva Toguri work week" mines owned by D'Aquino 33 known as "Tokyo "holdout° operators4vill be in pro- Bose" who was sentenced Oct 0 to duction only two days—Tuesday 10 years and a $10000 and Wednesday—the weekii of Doe Mt for her Japaneas peopaganda A L Vogl secretary of the aseciathea said Moe directors and 25 and Jan 1 clir '' --- ::--:- -- wore a dark blue business suit black shoes white shirt and gray tie Mrs Edward Bernecker of New York as matron of honor was David the bride's only attendant Martin manager of the New York man was club best Athlitic -- ajor—WesMal Firms Stick Nation-Wid- e L'2'' '''''' - : l alien-contr- It N: '4 ' a :''7t-4---!:-:- multi-billio- WASHINGTON Dec 20 (UP A senate judiciary subcommittee Tuesday released the testimony of a former 11' B I undercover agent who told hoW wartime Communists used S 0 S girls—"Sweethearts of One Blink Account Servicemen"—to soften up G I's But according to Be Ilino's testi- and sailors for Marxist propawhen one 1945 year mony during ganda one he but had Maragon insisted The is John J Huber of bank account he had a checking New York whose was account with a 1San Antonio bank taken in secret last testimony October when said Be llino During that year the committee was holding hearMaragon's deposits totaled $26- - ings on legislation 203 and his withdrawals $27096 He worked in the Communist When the usually talkative Mar- as an undercover agent from party 1938 agon was called back before the to 1947 committee On Aug 26 in an open To Any Extremes hearing he had nothing to say Twenty-si- x times he repeated this The S 0 S girls would "go to any sentence: extremes to 'entertain' service"On the advice of counsel 1 re- men" and soften them up for Comfuse to answer the question on munist propaganda Huber testithe grounds that my answer might fied "They had no morals or mbral incriminate me" standards whatsoeVer "This group consisted of young women who were instructed to pick up servicemen off the streets and bring them to S 0 S club rooms where they were given liquor en- Bethlehem joins Price Hike List d-- ' FBI Testifies that actually a Girls Used his about mid that Maragon first To Aid Reds committee in a Maragon August banked $120000 during period when he had said was only $30000 if""' - r Stalin Fete Accents Peace Awards - '4 N S' - ' - ittarisedonnespdasyt - 0 Ilk :k4b‘19 ' : 70-Y6- '' gt t 11 - : Model Mayor 'R ecite Vows or ' '::''-'- - ATIthIP- - V 4 r! three days before leaving Friday-- -1 his Independ-Neagain by cir--fence Mo home where he will spend Christmas tie is due back just six days before con- gress reconvenes Then his grind will begin in earnest In quick succession he STUART Fla Dec 20 (UP)— must deliver his state of the union Mayor William O'Dwyer of New to and lawmakers the message York took Simpson n dollar for his bride pretty Sloan send up his Tuesday and whisked budget and annual economic re- - her'aboard a yacht for a Christport mas honeymoon — All those matters the subject of Father Timothy Geary a merry-eye- d Informal beach and front-law- n Irish priest united the 59- huddlea at Key West are expected mayor of the metropolis to come up for formal discussion Yarand the beaming model Thursday morning at a cabinet Ole had courted for two years with meeting at the White House the press at their heels Will Plow Ahead O'Dwyer made sure of comparaThere is every indication that tive privacy fir the big event by the president is determined to plow having it staged far from New ahead onthe same line he laid out York's maddening crowds but at repeatedly to eongress in previous the last moment some 500 society messages: cooperation with Amer- fans crammed into the tiny chapel friends where Father Geary led the couple ica's anti - Communist abroad and reaching social and through their vows in en eight- economic revisions in the nation's minute ceremony domestic life Happy Smile Each He and his advisers realize that some of these matters particularly But once it was over O'Dwyer the domestic program he calls the and his bride flashed their fair deal are going to run into im- Ipublic one happy smile each and placable opposition in the house hustled into a car that took them and senate But men who know Mr five blocks to a pier where the Truman intimately ace convinced yacht Almar II was awaiting he will not swerve from the pro them They- sailed off down the St Lucie river and those in the know said that the yacht would put them off at Hobe :sound on Jupiter Island to spend their wedding night and hie Texas-bor40'Dwyei bride made their vows softly in the service which omitted the word "obey" and Miss Simpson O'Dwyer kneeled before a high altar deco- ! ' I I 4 1 ) - 1:--i- '"-' it to eongress But what Ithe grand jury's verdict was—yes or no—won't be known until Jan 3 when it hands down its indictments The district attorney's office said that after hearing 11 persons testify the - grand jury decided it had heard enough witnesses to make Its decision Maragon wan a friend of Maj Gen Harry Vaughan Pres Harry S Truman's military aide "A lovable sort of guy" Vaughan once said of Maragon Major Question This Is the question the grand jury had to decide Did Maragon perjure himself when he testified before the nenate Investigations subcommittee last summer? This was during the five inquiry a study of men who I governclaimed they ment contracts for businessmen in return for a fee usually 5 Perjury—if it can be proved— carries with it a possible penalty of two to 10 years in jail on each 1 !B e"-- - ' -- I : ' ' ' eman d S Of a11'- by Hungary s 4 1949 U 1 - - 1 - i ProbersKeep ' - 1 — - ' ' so UTAH WEDNESDAY MORNING DECEMBER Dec 20 (111—' gram ha has been hammaring on WASHINGTON 'Pres Harry S Trtiman tanned and for four years U S Renewed plette for inaciment ot rplump flew in from Florida Tues-- I civil aid to education health social tecurity and aim- are considered certain in Until of the union message unanswered question at The three weeg's he spent at the this point appears to be financing WASHINGTON Dec 20 UP)1"Little White House" at Key Weise the large contemplated oullays A federal grand jury decided showed in his cheerful relaxed de- which probably will run above 243- as he sWupg down out of :0000000002 (See picture page 2) should in- meanor Tnesday whether his fourthe "Independence" dict John Maragon mysterious engihed plane after the three-houwho flight loan - about Washington Indictment Secret 4--::: and - I ' p A Relaxed Truman Lands At Capilal Maps Fight et? 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