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Show T1!C of Legislators Blast :roup at State Prison onditions CITY. Auk. tUKK 'Ll'1-o- 'JO Meatless Dish Helps Budget !!yheaded by youthful ffus Leviis. R.. Salt Uhe nv Democrat in its tank- jn?t",Gr.nt Midgely, of Sa that the x.eie poor beyond sam-Icliu- if the Mountain, work on delayed due to high shortages, and the wars materials since the report of years ,V pointed outathat the prison handle comparatively Arsons and that with the s popu- - has roll-ca- ll large, to correspondingly where it now is almost inmates ible to handle the nf present limited facilities. He site, lL charged that the old soon abandoned as h is being con-fe- d new state prison is at the Point of the Moun-contain- many fire traps. that the new pns-st- e mggested i. kr 0 ,0 , . con-rtio- Tl d y. s. rt DU. 1!"S LAST SEVEN DAYS An e b said today he managed the escape of the lunnwav Soviet sohool ' - '?; iii-,- h Ol'.iv Valor Kiavihenko Kuian author ot I Choe Freedom", 1 construction work be corned as rapidly as possible. n Irmnon charged that the work on the new prison done. He pointed out (i poorly are two cell blocks ,t there useless in the ch are absolutely lack of ter because of the is also i MW 1 has heen the-statincrease in the prison's W' i .Yon these reports, the stale hvt0 build the new prson at tv meatless tun-thu- ...plrtisan reports isdout that the administration made ex state pnson was Jv difficult because of the facilities. ,.me a A Au-u- Aided Teacher to Escape main mi gi eater litipiu tanre u ices M.iy igh. t'herse Brrltccuvs (Serves 61 One and cups baked heflns pound Amenran ihoose. o tablespoons chopped muon. 1 lea- tables)oon fat, salt, peppei spoon dry must aid. teaspoon Worcestei shite sauce. egg. '3 cup intlk, 1 cup drx bicad in limbs. IUt baked bears and cheese hrough food chopper. Cook onions in fat until tender and add to beans. Combine rity seasonings and blend with egg. Add Worces-tershii- e sauce, nulk and beans and bread crun bs, and mt well Let (bh4 Telephoto I mixture stand lb minutes. Shape Hungarian swimmer Olympic into patties, btush with lal and Elemer S7atamarl (above) is reput in shallow gt eased baking pan. ported to have decided to remain Hake in moderate oxen C,5u deBritain rather than return be- the Iron Curtain. Two Remove grees F.) 15 minutes. from oven and cover patties with Czechs and thiee Hungarians were to comprise the original group barbecue sauce and bake 15 minwishing to stay in England. One utes longer. Hungarian has changed his mind. Barbecue Sauce (Makes about 1'4 eups) Two tablespoons chopped onion, SLf.EIING SICKNESS tablespoon fat, 1 tablespoon TOKYO, Aug. 19 (UP An epi- brown sugar, 4 teaspoon dry mus- iemie of Japanese sleeping sicktard, H teaspoon salt, 13 cup fine-ly chopped celery, 's cup water, Niness was believed today to have cup catsup, 1 tablespoon inegar,1 struck at allied occupation person-- 1 tablespoon Worcestershii e saurenel. U. S. army medical officers Cook onion in fat until hghtlyjsaid there weie a total of eight browned. Combine sugai, mus- - suspected cases .among rtreupa-tar- d and salt and add vinegarjtion personnel, including five Add remaining ingredients diers, two dependents and one and simmer for 15 minutes. army civilian employe. lull. fh i i .v- titwm Miti) NE staff Iteie IS others were Reps. fvv an Q. that takes K Da'is. and Ed," both Salt Lake Republiwhile meat jfl o rit.-- r The chaiged ,'t I.rr.tm. Han, Fik1.iv. ., Russ Refugee Says He Curtain' f I'lah legislators today bitter blast at the ,n ison in Sugarhouse. disgrace, a u e trap ,rt No 'Iron HEHALD-JOntNAI- teacher Mikhail Hamatm firm the hands of the NKVI) the Soviet secet polue Ktavchenko, loimer mepuber ot tile xx at line Soxiet pin chasing commission xx ho natue land said to the aid of Samann after heating of the gangster kidnaping of another teacher. Mis. Oksana Kosenkina, from her White Russian pi electors by the Soxiet consul general. NEW YORK, Aug. 20 (l.P Mi Kravchenko detailed a pt Oksana Kosenkina, the teacher ride in winch he spoiled Samaiinlvvho leaped to freedom from th to a htdeaw ay in New Yoi k City Soviet consulate last week, was while agents of 'he NK I 'were tack in an oxxgen tent at New Yotk and New Welt hospital today. Jersey on the trail of the new' victims. The foirner Russian official said that on the night after Mis. Ko- senkina's "kidnaping" he dime in mote labored and she w as returned a rented limousine from New York, to the lent last night. to the chicken farm near Fiee-holHer condition was reported hx N. .7., xxhere Ihe White Rus-- the fi a m. EDT bulletin of the sian undei ground guatded Samar-hin- hospital as "still critical. in ',nfl his family. After being introduced to Sam-saiPERSONAL DRIVE at in under an alias, Kraxchenko said he drove the runaway tearhe-bac- k 'UP' Three Salt Lake City house-- d to New York where he later s Pi Three Sat Lake City was placed under the protection are making a personal camof the house unamerican actixities paign to reduce the soaring prices committee. of meat. The three, headed by "I xx as filled with a deep rage Mrs. G. K. McNaught, are going and indignation against the Soviet through the Sat Lake Telephone tyrants xxho, even hete In free directory, and are going to teleAmerica can terrorize innocent phone everyone In it, asking them people, driving them to despair and not to buy meat during the next txxo weeks. desperation, Kravchenko said. In discussing the case of the txvo teachers at a press conference, the Thomas Young, English scientist former Russian official said that of 1773 to 1S29, read the Bible the Soviet consulate officials here. completely twice before his fourth had bungled the case and "under-- 1 birthday. noTRSon I Soviet Teacher In Oxygen Tent AUGUST FURNITURE SALE d d house-xvive- SAVE! SAVE! SAVE! particularly aimed his at the idleness of criticisms most of whom were around doing nothing or in their cells dotng abso he said, j.y nothing." blast also Included i he Lew the ,t the manner In whichrieten-i ndors In the maximum so building are blocked off , guard cannot get to the cells ase of an emergency. it suggested that "the old prison . be abandoned before something sastrous happens. , prisoners, FIRST dm TO AI1DERSQUS...THIH (BUM 93 SALE! Famous " Leader " Great Sale Purchase! A Doctor Says (SIhiciBfflp ost Polio Victims ecover Without erious Crippling 57 go I? generally realized. 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