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Show I I .THE HERALD-JOURNA- Friday, June L I5rl95l FUNERAL Cohen Opens NOTICES Defense Mary A. Frederick On Tax Charges LOS ANGELES, June 15 The U.B m , ear-ol- d rt: f nvli 7' f Calif. i I s f,j Friends may call at the home Lillie Mrs. of her daughter, Chugg Friday evening and Saturday until time of services. Buiial will be in the Providence cemetery under the direction of the V. Loval Hall mortuajr. 50-5- y, S. Marriage licenses issued at the county clerks office include:) Stanlev Morton Todd, legal age, and Great Falls, Mont., Irene Rigby, legal age, Logan; Merrill Max Williams, 23, Rrovo, and Rachel Charlene Cranney, 23, Oakley, Ida.; Thad August Carlson, 16, Richmond, and Carroll Plowman, 16, Smithfield. for S. Wilin' d who died suddenly Thui-da- v morning, will be d Monday at 2 p m. in the Providence Second ward chapel, with Pis hop Reese R. Parker Poulsui, pie-sidin- Friends may call at the home Sund. y evening and Monday until time of service. Buna! will be in the family nlot, Pi evidence cemeteiy, under the direction of the W. Loyal Hail rioituaiy. Economy Will Hurt Schools Births recorded today at the Logai L D S hospital included babies to; Mi. and Mis. Darvvn E. Evans, Smithfield. a gul on the 14 h; Mr. and Mis. Glen N. Spat low, Weston, Ida., a girl on Mr. and Mis. Lowell the W. Veal ps, RED No. 1, a boy-othe 15th. sion at the Univeisity of Utah SALT LAKE CITY, June 15 TP' Delegates to the annual convention of the Utah Congies.s of Parents and Teaihers heaid the warning at the finel session that economy to the (let i invent of public schools is a dangeious trend. Dr. David E. Lindstronv, piofes-so- r - (Continued fiom Page 1.) CRISP OPEN WEAVE STRAWS i your choice only yes-aeid- Wondrfully light Crocheted Straws that He told mote than 400 niembois o fthe Utah PTA that Utah is one of tw our thiee states in which iequests for moie adequate school fit into any wardrobe or budget, financing have been discouraged. He charged that opposition to school fund requests in Idaho has stemmed mainly from big business "pai ticulai ly electiic power and lumber intei ests. of rural sociology at the University of Illinois voiced the warning at the convention closing ses- - 7'! 'y f ) 71, cvn-due- tt PTA Told That Political Pressure I. Willard Poulsen Eunnal services THIS WAY OUT No commencement speaker need remind the graduating classes of Columbia flankUniversity, New York City, that they face perilous times ahead. The air raid shelter signs, ing an entrance to the outdoor graduation exercise serve ample notice that the times are critical. Such signs are spotted around the University grounds to direct students to underground shelter in event of an air attack. Ye Olde Time dance club will dance Saturday evening at 9 p.m. On Sunday, June 17, the Cache Canter club will ride up Green 1 nVy a Canyon, over the hill, and down ! draft. Corrections the Logan side to DeWitt Meapreliminary brunch will be enweie made and the. paper was dows, where 5 1 :; joyed. Those participating may issued. . , meet at the cattle guards in , :iisi Without Authority 3. Lt. Gen. Albert C. Wedp-nieye- i, Gteen Canyon at 9 o'clock Sunwho in 1949 advised the day moi ning to piepare Slate department t . Elder David Layne's new misworld opinion for the fall of Fori i ; i mosa to the Reds, was without sion addiess is: 1306 Evans St., a authority to give opinions of Morehead City, North Carolina. that type." He said Wedemeyeis t Three more new cases of fhick-e- n advise which led to the controversial Dec. 23, 1949, memo to pox in Logan during the past foreign service information offi- week weie repoited by the state cers was not cleared with him department of health. The county ; and the joint chiefs and was m also noted a case of mumps. State no sense an official expression totals were 330 of all kinds, led by 93 of measles, 78 of chicken of the military establishment. Aid fo Chiang? pox, 75 of mumps, 26 of infectious The purpose of the proposed jaundice and 14 of strep infections. vi ; i 1 mission was to examine the issue of sending more arms to Chiang Advertising and publicity com1 forces were being expelled mittee, Cache chamber of comwhose 11 L from. the mainland by the Chi- merce, will meet Tuesday, 8:30 a.m., at chamber nese r.eds. headquarters, Or. about Dec. 10, 1949, he according to Chairman S. E. found that the military chiefs still Needham Jr. about sendhad some doubts ing the mission, and Johnson Inchon thought they were' motivated by ings about the proposed 1 political considerations and not landing operation in Korea last the military security of the United fall and gave MacArthur a chance to back down on the plan. & Stales. MacArthur went ahead, howBoth MacArthur and Johnson felt that Formosa in hostile ever, and on his own responsibilhands would be a grave menace ity executed what Johnson called to U. S. Pacific defenses. Until a beautifully done" opeiation. the Koiean war started, however, The Far Eastern commahder had Achesin opposed continued aid to told the joint chiefs that the landing piovided United Nations Chian'. forces with the "only hope" they Forget Politics Son.p time after Dec. 10, 1949, had of winning a war that otherJohnson said he ordered thq joint wise would be of "indefinite duration . , , and of doubtful rechiefs to forget all political and give him their sults. , I Jt. 7 The Ir.ihon landing spelled destriciiy military opinion on his ; g feat for the North Koreans until ; proposal. p'jt s On or around Dec. 22, he said, the Chinese Reds entered the war Ihey came up with the conclusion in Novn.ber. Johnson said that Gen. J. I.avv-to- n that the mission should be disCollins, army chief of staff, patched. Johnson had testified earlier had pposed the Inchon thac the joint chiefs had niisgiv- ; Logan lder presiding. yes-teid- a of Funeial Services for Mary Ann died Flutkiger Frederick, 84, who at her home in Providence, Wedin the nesday will be conducted Ward Saturday First Providence at 2 p.m. with Bishop Preston A- rondition of Huntsman who suffered severe skull fracture last Monday evening when he fell from a tiee, was reported as fair" this mon-in- g at St. Mark's hospital in Salt Lake City. The child was rushed to Salt Lake Tuesday and operated on Tuesday night. Neuro.o-gist- s attempted to elevate the skull fracture in an attempt to save the child. At the time of the operation officials said he had a 0 chance, but this mornings report was a slight improvement on those odds. 7- - Glen Gambler Mickey Cohen opens his defense today against federal Income tax evasion charges, with former underworld figure Allen Smiley as a key witness. Defense Attorney Leo Silver-steJf launches Cohens case with ii j, to strike portions of arguments !, u : testimony from the prosecution 5 record. Siherstein entered motions for MiA i f a directed verdict of acquittal of the charges I and dismissal after federal attornejs 1 wound C ' up their case. U. S. District r f Ben Harrison abruptly 4i Judge ? i 1 , denied both proposals. i 4 f The defense attorney also disI K Ii f closed he has subponed Smiley, former aid of slain underworld i; r , ' czar Benjamin (Bugsy) Siegel, to , f ; appear as a witness for Cohen, J who is accused of evading $156,000 ir in income taxes over a three-yea- r perior. Smiley currently is seiving a .U ) j S sentence in the federal penitenti-ai- y at McNeil Island for swearing statements regarding his to false i 4 "I citizenship. A native of Russia, IJ Smiley told police he was an . i American citizen when they questhe 1947 tioned him following slajing of Siegel in Beverly IIills, f H II DLRS OHS with complete ease. I ? - s S' . mission-to-Chian- Bflmriarjiq (NEA CAMERA SHY Prince Aly Khan and the glamorous Joan Fontaine, dancuig al tile most fashionable party of the year in Paris famous Laurent Restaurant. He flew into a rage with photographers when he found that pictures were being taken through a window, insisting this this is serious business! and threatening to bump your Radto-Telephot- heads together. sistent, the legislaluie mu-.- t now consider pay latses for all elective and appointive public employees in (Continued from Page 1.) the state. They were entitled to he added, just as much increases, would tough, new control law that as school teachers. bite down hard on Inflation. The school bill, draw n up by But key senatois warned that Mr. Tiuman will not get all he legislative council director Lewis wants in changes to the defense H. Lloyd, enables the pooler school district to qualify for suppleproduction act. The senate committee yesterday mental state aid by inci easing more evenly appioced putting rent controls un- their local effort, and distributes the tax load thiough-ou- t der the geneial mobilization Utah. and extending them. But the lent measuie faced a sliong test today on- an amendment by Sen. John W. Bi icker, R., O., that would permit rent inTo creases to parallel rises. It would authorize hikes up to 61 per cent in some cases. May Extend Ijv SAN DIEGO, Cal June 15 UFi In other controls developments Indications aie that US. railin congiess: roads now have sufficent box cais 1. Although the senate commithandle this tee rejected proposals yesteiday on western lines to billion-bushanticipated year's is" "as law the to continue piesent for 30 days oi nine months, theie wheat ci op without trouble, Wil-- I weie some indications the house ham E. Callahan, a manager of of the and sbnate might end up with a car service department nine months extension of the pre- association of Ameucan tailroads, sent law with inclusion of lent said today. Callahan told the 85th annual conti ol. n 2. Economic Etabilizer Enc A. meeting of the Pacific coast advisoiy boaid. howJohnston and Pi ice Controller ever. that as mihtaiy needs inMichael V. DiSalle ct incized crease it will be uigent that moie for of the Fold Motor Co, fteight cais be built. changing the law. Irobe Meat shortages 3. Tne house-senat- e watchdog committee piepaied to lesume to- night its investigation of meat shoitages at a public healing with DiSalle and Secietatv of Agiieul-tui- e Chailes F. 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