Show -rn- ---- - - t -- -- I : ic ‘ -- -- i -- - d Laugh Wi---'- th Liz e j- Little Liz picks out some of today's situations and puts an Ounce of home-spuhumor In to ereate a laugh Read Little Lis daily in the Salt Lake Telegram n 1 4 VOL 164 NO 83 rr - ':- ' i i " !'- 1 : i if :: ' ' --- - k 1 ' '2 i - - " t 1 ‘ - 1::7 ' I' - ' ' i - t 1 - ' tv 41 i - r 1 '1: t 'f:: I tl: L:4 k r 1 i - s - 1 sf31117)1172 ' " i I II 1 Both Hurl i 1 iot 4' ' :: :''': ' !- ' " I By Walter IL Waggoner New York Times Writer ' : 4 ii' i it 1 ! '' t: tH- - ' 1 ''"'! - i ! P 7 1 Slil)i)er Gets disintegirraretilnegra"st I WASHINGTON Jan 4—State Secy Dean Acheson said Friday :the outcome of proposals –by Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei i lirishinsky for taking the Korean truce talks and a general discussion of world tension into the united Nations Security Council would be disastrous Assailing the tactics of Russian representatives at such meet lines in the past Acheson said Vishinsky's suggestions made LnitedNations irtTariswould destro3r two ':11!T1iursdaya1the substantial accomplishments of the world organization—the work I ti 1 of the collective measures committee and the progress mad so V far in the Korean armistice negotiations t I 1 Acceptance: Disastrous Acheson expressed his views on Vishinsky's Paris speech in t 1 p answering questions at a news conference lie advised reporters i : I I 3 - l ? I '1 1t : - !'l)evliaetseeda matters tghoeodplr000pko saatl ahnadt oisnhei i Inusakeyd ahsa acceptance on fg einn ould be disastrous Turner and Nlaj Gen Hsieh - ' Inston Churchill :To have ::--- ' First Acheson said Vishinsky f mild abolish the collecti 1Fang the COmmunist delegate to his way on use of measures committee which he said as one of the very tin the subcommittee on truce s uper- portant gains made by the United vision engaged in acriminous de-N ations session Ix-ry!bate 11 ' during the ' Second Acheson continued the Sovietleader would delay and hamper the negotiations for a !voted to irrelevant matters suchl a 1 11 1 I !Korean truce which although LONDON Jan 5 (LP) — A as who started the Korean War 1' I f sinw had made (termite progress strand of rope the thicknecs of It mai in discussing airfield re- - 11 L under the admirable direction of Nod SatTurner that habilitation a line life became Isashcord Matthew B Ridgway a nd !listen the 'bandit" to driven were deer it for a nice deer be The make the exchang4 courageous captain place urday personal acquaintance and By t'nited Press During winter Salt Lake City Cemetery may- 1 associates of the supreme corn- from mountain retreats by storms and hunger i of the derelict Flying Enterprise epithet on some of the start informal seem a dismal place to roam but at least for two aa WACIIINTON' ' Jan snrit 'mander and a Scotsman riding Abe listing i The aubdelegation on prisoner issues confronting them i I Winston iweighty talks sre due to met for three hours Ash Prime itlinister 0107 Conclusions A Ali VA Cy ReSSel with him in the turbulent 'exchange begin!i and 10 minutes There was no Churchill arrives here Aturday !Monday at the White Itouse after! The only conclusion to be Atlantic — announcement of for a sweeping review with Pr es Churchill has Sunday dinner with reached Acheson said is that The British tugboat Turmoil :immediate 1 111 that a slender heaving whether progress had been made :Harry S Truman of such vital Defense Secretary Robert A the Moscow proposals are being Both subdelegations agreed to AngtoAmerican mad e fast to the flying last through offered as bait for the purpose problems as Lovett They ra:OKU-14at 930 p tn Friday :meet arain Sunday at 11 a m (7 eastwest relations China policy Tuesday and are expected to of utterly destroying two items 6Day-Ol- d i defense and atomic energy pm EST Saturday) Ion which satisfactory P ro g cover a wide range of topics :night (230 pm Friday MST) ! is being made' b1uf1 U N Won't Budge The he indicated has Churchill 4 First ilk— Jan Step WASHINGTON A light snowstorm hit the skyward Friday night as the first Wash- - wants to discuss western defenses! to is The secret ary ridiculed the at land due Churchill corre two sessions farmers mink the The Before nation's was This began the first step toward snows of the new year swirled on National Airport about and the Atlantic command As ia! notion that security council metropolitan Salt Lake area Fri- into Northwest plained Friday that all the freeing Captain Henrik Kurt the allies issued a statement tie i Mgt Utah t reliAticins Britain's: CUSSiOn$ Or the proposed truce about mink coats ae-- Carlsen from his weet ongone- - daring the U N would not budge noon aboard the President's day night as the cold wave moderIn Eureka Juab County the which economic problems including her would "break the deadlock in the Plane :man Independence ated somewhat but the Vernal coal tssue on inch !another truce of the hi (Tacked aboard i 1Vashington (wired political by vigil critshortage reportedly is area still was in the grips of a ical and and leaking ship He de ired last :supervision Because to do so will nY him here alter he gets steel needs the eroposed Euro- Korea" He said Jacob Idalik residences liave figures have placed an 'unmany Soviet representntive at on the off the liner immediate no Mary with Queen New: air freeze for army on strategic their plans pean sen Just 'make all others :would 'deep arrangements product i'Saturday when be stigma" frozen water pipes which cannot council A lt)50 produced a dead- and atomic weapons relief In sight" 'aboard to the safety of rescue our own destruction" Snow banks six and hurt business be thawed out l Mr Truman is anxioue to talk lock such as had never been seen However hare working road to seven ft high line Main St1 In letters to the National !ships that he would stick to his In a formal statement early 1York W'ill Be at Airport crews ranchers and other citiMr Truman and a email army about relations with Communist in the I tilted Nations However the Weather Bureau' Grange and the American Farm I vessel until she keached safety or Saturday morning the United Na- A for a general m eeting on rens were making steady prog- said that Bureau Federation Harold W sank :tions command declared that the of American and foreign digna- - China- which Britain recognizes only flurries would fall Peed international tensions Acheson not United does to States Wis retires the and Elkhorn at reSS Friday piglit in clearing Friday and of the be heart of taries issue the wilt 'is airport The British tugboat Turmoil supervision Saturday snows of Churchill still return to New added Russia had a chance to away the senting Mink Ranchers Aso - messaged that 'Carlsen and his the armistice and the key to the :welcome Britain's Conservative were expected Temperatures recent storms clations demanded: 1leader ss ho is anxious to cement York late Tuesday or Wednesday discuss that subject for 17 weeks new shipmate to rise a lanes Harry Davies future" Carbon County State HighSee ra ge 2 Column 2 in Earl s last year Instead Ache- "Does it seem fair to let the tAberdeen Scotland who scram- IA more firmly the bonds that tie! An Allied Navy spokesman the Forecast Intermountain! for snn said Andrei Gromyko SoWasha States' few of misdemeanors to United his the Ellis Pa way 96 was opened to one-waof had Walter J made bled aboard country for Pittsburgh area Saturday is considerable Friday s let deputy foreign minister end the traffic and the towns of Colton cloudiness world in tension In put the ington item !fast three politicians added: a line from the tug (agenda present over all but Southern Nloseow's representative et that A and Clear Creek again put in Utah There will be occasional' American fur farmer in a pre- tone of of the hint the 'Rig The U S Navy destroyer John !number for truce supersision) carious position?" As as meeting did everything in his touch with civilization 2 Column 1: Ta o" talk seen See hoierhad Bare been Weeks Friday thei which snow flurries during power to obstruct and frustrate worried residents light Meanwhile when U S officials let it be morning with skies becoming ing near the Enterprise as she the discussions of the state's rural areas looked partly President the !known that a sent in later the afternoon ilay nearly capsized cloudy Vords Actions naval heal- !ready to aure the Primoe High temperatures are e x- ImessaRe to London In a similar vein Acliesois ister that American 1 r1 It said the captain of based in Pritain wilt not do any ridiculed the New Year's greet the Weeks saw no reason why Downtown Airport the Turmoil could not begin' t("A- - jZ bombing without British tonsenti 11 30 a m IS ings sent to Japan by Premier 15 — That has been ore of Chuehill's the leaking freighter to a port LI 1 0 12 30 p Tn 4 (LT)-- - Jo Ect Stalin this week Compare ing CAIRO Jan — worries lie has said publicly his British and Egyptian sourc' Frt! the words with the actions he 22 1 30 12 Saturday morning pm country's views on tiSe il f the day listed 51 persons killed and: said to determine Russia's real 2 30 p m Not Monitoring i:37 212 deserve weistt because: w minded in two bombera 330 P "I' of ba v a ge mesilze to the Japanese for The Nat'' said it u as not monWASIILNGTON Jan 4 (LT)- -Britain would become a prime!battles between days 20 430 p mt la ter 1951 from all ARMY the Egyptian EIGHTH HEADQUARmessages The government Friday granted ( N J Jan 4 itoring ATLANTIC CITY for Soviet "vengeance" inCiting the record of Russian-Japane19 target 17 tank-le33° British -t heard and about the TERS Korea Jan 5 (LS)-- Turmoil only the Ford Motor Co ceiling price case of atomiewar relations since the end Steel' (UP)--T- he I 17 C United In0 of the deu'u utkirts tug messages through the Increases ranging from 3 45 to bill of the tAn war Acheson called battles for last local 15 — Differences !canal Serious of zone Workers heeded a plea against! troyer Weeks But a coastal monSuez city : '''' but the company said it 519 15 ordered: attention to: ended Saturday with the dif-- I '3u outposts officers will who be British But is which there serious station communism"! to "comfort Igiving listening itoring will not hike its actual selling 1 Russia's IInsistence that Ern 15 930 "Centurion' tanks into! Allies in possession of both ob- ferences for the two leaders to nation-d- e to reports from the Turmoil quotprices at present See rage 2 Columns 1 6 !Friday and postponed a to second come battle or out hurl! least as at iron toan i ' the lug's message Fridays saying: Jectives on the snowelad Korean The higher ceilings would l?'3° IL strike until at least Feb:21f ed 17 rewho on Advance the back attackedi stern of Fly- front Egyptians understanding amount at retail to $85 to $104 to a special union! "Turmoil touched Delegates listed six British and Davies hopped ports are that both men arie in force on Fonds $67 to SSG on'Mercurys convention shouted their ap--i ing Enterprise e : S Allied infantrymen captured: anxious to achieve al close a' troopers dead and two wounded heaving line tossed peeted to ramie between 25 and proval of the postponement after aboard and $130 to 9201 on Lincoins engagementacross Enterprise stern was made one of the outposts near the working unity as possible in in the two-da- y A Ford spokesman in Detroit 35 in Utah except that the Cin- - an j::11 S 100 1 44 1N ' S impassioned appeal by Philip n The Egypt ian Al inistry of In- policies said the company will not In- - tah Basin will have a high of 5' 'Murray president of their union fast at 9 30 pm but no action Mundung valley in the east at Churchill is slated to base' terior officially announced Egyp- Vernal was coldest spot in the and of thereon expected before dawn" davit' Friday They lost it to crease prices on its 1951 mode's the C I O Ile said it is nnt yet known t region early Friday morning with They voted to give the gov- i The Turmoil's message that a counterattacking Reds in the lunch Saturday with Mr Trtiman (Ian casuatties at fiveAndkilledaidand' 14 F whether prices will be raised on —37 Ogden had 1 Salt Lake City eminent a chance to bring peace line had becn fastened aboard early evening and then regained at the President's Blair Ilouse24 wounded Friday as sent It before residence Later the two most Egyptians were killed in Ihurs-- ' TOKYO Jan 5 (INS) — The the Flying Enterprise Della Millard County —9' to the forthcoming 1952 models or if midnight steel before using after seven futile efforts to rouke industry Peiping radio reported Saturday "Milford Beaver County —8 Ce- powerful leaders of the western clay's battle so how much Another Outpost the strike weapon world will go Aboard the presi- The Egyptians claimed to bave: that 300 persons Isere killed and a line fast to her in naves surging Previous ceiling boosts for auto dor City 4 St George 17 Bryce'l In the uest the Allies finally dentist yacht IVilliamshurg for "killed 15 British troopers in 1537 were injured by an earth Single Dissent four to eight feet high rnakers have resulted in higher Canyon —1 5 Ilanksville Wayne another outOost nearl their first enbiree-i- t t The recaptured resolution talk France's quake which rocked western Meanwhile Thursday's engagement to San postponement Juan 1County the Blanding publiet prices IkPe Fops 12 Column 1 Korangpn ettmaxinz a week of In battle was- - fought in ''turtristt - Prnvtnee in Chin It will be a bricf triday's Ford was granted the increases t County 18 Greenriver Emery was passed with only one dissent-battle in Atuch the Reds Inst eluding Butner end will bring the same general area in which Dee 21 A delegate: ed Tapehart County 3 Roosevelt Duchene irig vote recorded tinder the 1082 killed who was not identified said his' Mr Truman and Churchill back the Egyptians struck Thursday—: The broadcast said that I 2no4 3 amendment" which permits man- - !County —31 and Provo —4 An eqtrnated 445 Chtnee ere in the capital late in the tilacturers' ceiling prices to re-- Temperature in Salt Lake City 'local had instructed him to vote evening between suburban Egyptian rail- persons were left homeless when HAM lolled by ground fire 537 by ar- But with only a few close 2 al- - way shops and a nearby Water 4660 houses were destroyed fleet cost increases through last have been below freezing for five for a strike I t:!tery fire and about 100 by air visers along it will the two' filtering plant which supplies the i Yunnan is in the southwestern See Page 9 Column 9 The union bowed to two ApJuly 29 most corner of China men a chance to renew their British garnson in Suez :peals from President Harry SI Mr action vas reoricted by iTruman to put oft a walkout ini 10 ram snow and heavy overcasts' the '!national interesr w tide the i ftght-- ' along much of the laage stabilization board consicid ters its demand tnr an 1811c rnyt chlrao Tdbune Press Serrire t mg front 1 r:5 from the Industry' CIIICAGO Jan 4 — Forty I Allied jets stayed on the 'I lboost workFor Air and Fifth steel warned if that — I vestication now under way' Is marijcana by Treasury agents were injured six of ground WASHINGTON Jan 4 our right persons !ers'"are riot who have worked undercover in them seriously Friday night !sorties bombers flew only 157 G overnment narcotics ?gents !completed within three weeks i WASHINGTON Neither Jan 4 145—Jo-Ros enbaum Young to strike” andforegoing threatened a w alk " when an elevatcd railroad train by 6 pin Friday Is the midst of narcotic rings for Asked the where inI H nor prdbe brother Rosenbaum jury terschel4 pleaded Young's seph out if th e W S B fails to come up snapped a giantI trap on the drug centered Anslincer told a news more than a month Relentless Founding rammed the rear of another nocent in eral Court Friday as on hand when their perjury with an acce p ta bl e s olution w ithi and sci'd conference "If we even men- unfkr"r" Fri"Y a in Anslincer predicted 'a very south side v Allied train hirh were standing cases U S from to perjury charges arising planes called Friday in days 500 I station to more than dope tiened the name of the city SOOIC sharp drop" in drug addiction naval have with teamed suspected R carrier: Kirkdischarge passengers a Senate inquiry into influence District Judge James The collision came during a based aircraft in a relentless peddlers Every big 'city in the Of the men who are talking will and illicit dope traffic 'fearing Slated peddling at the Reconstruction land ordered arrest warrants is- The raids started before dawn owstorm that had slowed !pounding of Communist supply be killed" Finance Coronation But E Merl sued i nation la as involved FAA the Friday in San Antonio Tex and The commissioner able to claim as About two hours later before bearing on procedures next Mon- - transportation on the elevated attemptsssere Young failed to appear to answer I Irry - J Anslinger narcotics crash destroyed or damaged during the raids were aiinedat peddlers who Enrd throughnut the nation t his warrant could be served similar charge s hd"agreement is reached!' railroad 3rstem--The In the Treasury bare supplied dope for a a alarm more than la states Up to 103 Both men figured prominently Rosenbaum appeared with his at by Feb 2I—either by Vil S B blocked two of the three tracks ! day Friday only si x supply bum commissioner addie alleged peddlers were seized hi four yehicies :and three rail Department told reporters the in increase in teen-agin testimony concerning the pur- - torney William E Leahy to en-- mediation or recommendations On the south side branches ling trai'ns were In- :cars Two four-ca- r mass mop-u- p operation by 250 Con and at veteran offenders Texas alone 50 in New York 53 chase of a $9450 royal pastel ter his plea Judge Kirkland for settlement—Murray 11111 call The Red radio at Pyongyang: undercover agents in his bureau who face stiffened penalties in Philadelphia and 30 in Wash mink coat for Young's wife !fixed bond at $1000 and released a meeting of the unions wage! volved One of those severely inmeanwhile claimed that Commu- - w1L continue throughout the under a new narcotics law which ington Laurette then a White Rouse Rosenbaum' in the custody of his policy committee to decide a new Collect-maR tM federal course nisi forces have retaken two night He predicted it will deal make prison terms mandatory jured was John W Brokonn attoraey until it is posted atenographer ' narcotics acent in Salt Lake City : arrested said A to the blow of illicit motcaman the the new Islands was a Is AnklInger the southwett then strike threat folloiAing Rosenbaum Leahy told reporters his client staggering along Washington toIrl train likho Ns as trapped in the shores of the Oren Peninsula Out( traf peddlers are the most danger-O- said Friday eight arrests inVOllawyer with a successful record did not knew he was supposed to imprei although Nturray nf narrotIc1 bate the consenton that -- Cori hitn-- ! reeked cab by the Peddler' Anx- t fli14 tylo of criminals" but that vjnz port-towhith tics a bwart the rth paral ' The rnund0P of getting R F C loans for his be in court Friday morning ss hcre se!f only knosss la hat might Fla At Homesearl 1:rigcr said is by far the biggest f the raids were sn thorotezhly pre :been made here In the past few clients Young who began his impact hich jolted doitens of lei on western Korea fled Proadcat hich err st aced The a S a rAlertY gun g and hisltlfearenow pen to our country" if the la ork-- ' passengers pared and secretly al aged there treks Four olhersospects pre Wphington- - career Brokopp vat ''who'Vd None of tile 12 :A few underworld giants lere - A no toltsnee rotrted—tn-- - it he scrise14gis for tunted aComronMstArnly brad cek government messenger has :operating the While lieron Inn cis qUitlhai mil- - rreweef-u- v pot N1f Collegerogebeen described as an affluent Mrs Young expressed astonish Murray loll the 3060 fietrgate nearly so hOur before firemen quarters Communique vicrihtled arreled rrirray he addlc'ell" but l:- net 'or the Irreate-410r t he c r !1 Io b sou viands as Sunwicio tail rrrrrent 1 an t"id tlo are itwaltinal List -- n4 g tented man ws nn once enioYed !ment that her husband s as es- - they were 'sacrificlna'y their la e a a ibod pui‘iaAl or IlLrorn or scaptuted ptnch bars cancited grad Jury 1tt11l-“4- 4 -- - I Life Lille - !i ' "! i ' 1' - j -- - 1 -- i ! ' i - 1 MCNSAN I d '1 C 157) C! Savs Reds Want to Kill U N's Leading Gains i Korea Jan 5 Lr—Allied and Communist negotiators ' 1 !Saturday each called the other side 'bandit" in bitter and fruitless! on bow a Korean armistice should be supervised debate — ' ''''''—-- 1 !we m ade no progress"--saij"Cen-- Howard M TureArgai4i' stated gur firm stand that there Would be no build- t f I 'ing of airfields during an armistice I "We toll them Jf they wish to (t i build airfields now while hostil- :'''''''''':i ESCUE meg are going on they could do! '1:—A 'a'Y ' TUG TO R Iso but would find their efforts! S 1 a I ' '1 nce C31 -:"' f PRICE FIVE CENTS ° i ' - - 1111 Fails to Yield Any Progress " - - i orewar s of isaster I T 1 ll ' 5 1052- - Bitter Debate on Truce Policing '' ' 1 k :: ':p--: 1 ' JANUARY Salt Lake City sicinity mci Utah — Increasing cloudinez4 And Allow flume) Hahn — Cloudy Nevada—Partly cloudy Wyoming—Snow flurries ' :4' Charges of Tandit' 1 : ' 4i4 I Loup - 75 - !:-- i - U N Reds ::' ''i: M ' : )1' 11:4 i No : ' 3 :: 4 '4 - A 4 '"'''' 77- I :: - 4-- 1 Tr 7- ! : -- - j 1le 1 3 '1' ---N t -- F ! if r Al)I r"---'-'40? A(elleson 'sr-- f - a I a I - It - 4: ''' i 12 - 1 - it k 'N ' - 4 t 4 -1 1 SALT LAKE CITY UTAH:SATURDAY MORNING k ' ! i t 'if- t - 1 ab)1' ' 1 i - A I i ' 'it 40 ' - 1 - I 1 '' :: : k 1 t'7? 0-- - - 41 I 9 - - III Shi l) S - I t - irtga ril t I MINK Maims Continue to Shiver Cold Snap In - IL 1 l 'ROBES' STIG3IA - inian Wi Start rn '0(1 a on Urttelat ft allis ) I i rs ' cigar-smokin- g I tits-stor- i East-Wes- i 1 : - A ' deep-drifte- : ' d i --I- y ' I i i Hurt iIll 2 Days of tjl Killed- 3 Government Hikes' Steel Workers Ceiling Prices For Ford Autos i ga m Delay tu N Capturcs : t-- tiez tio(4111ing 111 I i Bitter Battles INntie Threat se -- - i -k :52-to- 1" ft Mila China in - Anglo-America- ommtnts It atllo -' i heart-to-hear- 1 Fo-ca-ll i TRAINS IN CHICAGO - s HURT Capital Lawyer Denies Count Jil RFC Perjury hearing 1 1 I - i - 145-mil- e ! I U S SI)rillos Druo Tral) Arrests 500 I n!' I I I ' I land-base- i daly--Tf- i e I I i -- ' n I ' f 1 atYtt -- to |