Show t I It Absolves Jury LUCIANO DUE AT GENOA 'Samaritan' In Poison Case April II (UP) Lottie Lockman 63 the 'good Samaritan" of Dupont Ind All absolved Friday of charges that she tried to poison an invalid WOM WI under her care Spectators in the tiny county courtroom broke into applause when the jury returned its verdict ahortly after 1 am (CST) The jurors deliberated 14 hours before reacting a decision don't know what to say I'm so overjoyed" Mn Lockman sobbed after hearing the 'verdict 'Truth always prevails" Mrs Mayme McConnell 57 Invaltd wife of a wealthy Dupont Ind businessman was carried into court on a stretcher to testify against the woman sne accused of Mrs McConnell poisoning her said she became seriously ill after eating food prepared by Mrs Lock tin During the trial Silas Kivett thief prosecutor had attempted to provide a motive for the alleged poisoning attempt by charging that Mrs Lockman had "more than a business interest" in Mrs McConnell's husband Forrest MADISON GENOA Italy April 11 (P)— The Turkish steamer Eakir carrying deported Charles (Lucky) Luciano from Cuba to Genoa radioed Friday night it would arrive at this port early Saturday Genoa harbor police are under orders to jail the former New York vice czar as soon as the vessel arrives Dr Adolfo Colomba assistant chief of police said Sicilian-bor- n Luciano would be confined until were made to arrangements transfer him to Palermo Sicily where an investigation will be made of his return to the western hemisphere early this year Did Firemen Praised In S F Blaze SAN FRANCISCO April 11 UPI —As four naval investigators poked through the rubble of the Treasure Island base navy officials Friday credited firemen with saving many million doCars worth of electronics equipment including radar devices in the path of d flames the wind-fanne- EVERY SUUDAY 2:30 P Thomas C Pomney ' Prominnt Author and Educator — Each t 4 0 444: ORCHESTRA t 3 node 9 PM 44- - 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Meet Every Adverse 7:00 :1 Ogden Thursday S : i ' ' III - ( '''' Kiefer ' - New Shipim'eilti - ‘ Cordial Welcome to Everyone JAMES G BAYNES 010 12:00 12:115 12:30 12:46 1:00 Meeting S - - PM Young Peoples' Meeting-- 6:30 800 PM Gospel Service Guest Speaker James ) ' : ''1' ef'! 001ø! 10:00 10:1 6 1030 10:46 I 1:00 runes titt :1 b Latest 11 :30 of the Day by Your Request Contonnial itxpross Jom Holton Conductor ot Rhythm Run 11 1 7114PfeefeTtrW4i 4 ! 1 AM AM - : - 1 33 '-- "The Person and Work of the Holy Spirit" PM 8:00 e: 1 6 7 A it f r A 952 East 91h South 10 I t'''---- 41'' - "we Preach Christ Crucified Risen and Coming Again" dce":- c ----- h Bible School Morning Worship 1 1 v It 1145 ' 11 i I1'1 A 4 ti 1 1 I I 1 0 I' e' 1 i 10 Ot SOH IOTA111413 t z I x 1 1 - ' :''' ' ' t 1 I attie atchoj3 : - ''f-- :i- 9:00 915 9:30 9:46 10:00 10:16 10:30 10:45 MOO 11:16 11:30 : 1(e- Bethel Baptist Church ) : : (Easter Motion Picture) 6:30 6:46 7:00 7:16 7:30 7:45 8:00 8:15 8:30 8:46 o r INTO RNEY FAITH" M ' l' - ‘A PM—Organ Concert PM-"JOU- nt J 1 - DO WE McHenry vice president of the Utah league Vernon Romney Utah state chairman rat Healy Weber county chairman - Walt Woodard publicity department of the G 0 P national committee: Mrs Clifford L Ashton vice president of the Salt Lake county club Panel discussions on organization a n d activities o n university campuses were led by Robert S Hinds Young Republican national committeeman from Oklahoma and Vernon B Romney Jr of the University of Utah Saturday's program- will be featured by establishment of a permanent regional organization election of officers and an address by Gov Arthur B 'Anglia of Washington 1 ak : 44'kr-4e-- L HERE L 1 - Sunday GO FROM HERE" (Broadcast over KNAK) 7:13 7:30 It 4 uest Hour — Cousin a a y Playa Ir& v or t Western Request Records Two and Hours of Unpredictable Doings— We Stara A31-4'W- 57 1 : : Fenwick Talmage Fowler BA BD Minister i 7 Saturday April 12 1947 AV r"---1 ( r'T 1 i et-Tr- I Turko-Grecia- atte Zzeibunt 47 iit' ( k Continued from Page One the Champion Co of Springfield O and a member of the Ohio G 0 P state executive committee She devoted her talk to foreign policy viewing the administration n aid program with a Skeptical eye She did not flatly oppose assistance to eastern European countries but she did urge the young people to demand and get the truth before embarking on another venture which might lead to war 'Only the Beginning' Devoting much of her talk to the thesis that political expediency the desire to prevent a business slump and produce prosperity were important factors in taking the country into the last two wars Miss Baker posed a series of questions on the Truman program for stemming Russian expansion "Twice" she said "we have gone through the cycle of threatened depression business boom caused by shipments of war materials abroad (and paid for by American taxpayers) and our sons killed or maimed on foreign soil "A veritable babel of questions greeted the new Truman policy of spending billions to halt communism I say billions because Mr Truman's state department admits the Greek and Turkish 'loans' are a mere beginning Must Learn Truth "Was it brought out in an effort to prevent the Republicans from cutting down on government spendWas it ing and reducing taxes? produced like a rabbit from a hat to steal the communist issue from the Republicans in the com? Was ing presidential campaign It formulated so the Democrats could once more campaign on a slogan of 'not trading horses in the middle of a stream' or so they can again shout 'he kept us out Programs 10TerantyQuilt 1 GOP SESSION Noon -- 1 4:6 So Dud Martin's dio Rancho Lunchm In TownAucitencs now Pb1 Brettoff and Mut Orenestra litStaneet Ronndua Western Wale Horse Races facts Rev AIMS Ra- 1 Margaret E Baker for Independent The S tuned Pole News ' 4' First Baptist Church formerly Immanuel Baptist Church A iikktorolnig :' - t -- Miss 400 KNAK- -1 KDYL-13- 20 Searle Sings World News Sing Crnaby Singe I 'iGarden Gate TribTOle News Western Jamboree News Tea Jim noberta'n MP Ot Mt Day Vdarnyard Follies k biletnety Club lMN a d C:t0 :30 matters Dream Busters Music Featuring Turret of tnit Day by Top Bonds— AS ' t 3 2 A M P ': ? irbe5alt Turko-Grecia- self-relia- 01Ssts t For Further Information Phone Stations 0 Rocky Mountain - ADVERTISEMENT KSL-1- 160 - i y KALL- -9 1 Ystsns OSi utual I ntorTnoun ta KUTA-5- 70 A BC Natstiork '''- 0 n Or could It be that a nIcelbacking the policylinsolvency: establish laws that asdevoted his banquet address to do- sure every man and woman relittle man In the White House is obsessed by the desire to play mestic affairs His major thesis gardless of race or color or finanan even greater part on the world was that autocratic government cial status full protection in the stage than his predecessor? Or Is control of the economy of a na- rights of an American citizen proa secret war party starting to tion does not work whether it is vide security for those unable to done in the name of the extreme take' care of themselves by their weave a familiar pattern? " For the sake of your future left as exemplified by Russia or own effort and "leave the rest up and the future of all young men In the name of the extreme right to us as independent Individuals" and women on earth you must as in Germany or in the asname exMr Landon was introduced by a learn the truth Demand that con- of unblendable coalitions G T Hansen gress hold investigations until it emplified by the new deal in this boyhood friend Utah national committeeman knows what went on at Yalta at country The mandate to the Republican Schuff who addressed the Teheran at Potsdam Insist that someone besides personal and party as Mr Landon interpreted afternoon session emphasized that political friends of the president It is to restore to government a one danger to party unity was report on conditions in Greece and balance of power and a reasonable "sectionalism" As a specific exother countries where we are diffusion of responsibility to work ample he ventured the opinion that asked to stop communism Go up for a financially solvent and fully the Republicans would fare badly and down the length and breadth productive nation as all other in the west if midwest and eastern of this country preaching the gos- factors hinge on this to make congressmen succeed in cutting pel of a new nation conscious of its rules to insure the game is played reclamation appropriations to the responsibility for sane intelligent fairly manage fiscal affairs so as bone to protect its citizens against the world leadership" Speakers at the morning and Mr Landon who Is strongly dangers of inflation and national afternoon sessions included Jay tot war'? 1 - 1947 (MST) - A DVERTISEMENT at b : ( and tha Centennial Singers 9 LY ANDERSON JEWELRY COM PA NY Schreiner Alexander LY Putoontod by by KDYL News Editors With Musk by UTAH POWER UGH 1 CO wry Ea D A I Local Coverall t :' F by by United Press and International News Service Taber 4 7:30 and I LY I SERVICE the t A WORLD WIDE Sunday from 1 You of Utah Dr "ME OF Ora: :" Brought to The Chicago Heart Assn:' sponsoring the first such exhibit here said Identity of the men from whose bodies the hearts were taken would not be disclosed Dr Morris Fishbein editor of the journal of the American Medical Assrf said in extending exhibit invitations to civic leaders on behalf of the Heart Assn: "Failure of the heart has come to be the No 1 menace to the lives of American leaders in industry statesmanship and all of the professions including medicine There must be an answer to this problem "The physicians will have 'for your inspection an actual exhibit Of the hearts of some of Chicago's great 'eaters who died of coronary thrombosis and various degenerative diseases that are the leading cause of death in men past middle life "In practically every Instance attention in advance of the danger would have prevented such failure and would have prolonged life This is the object of this meeting" two-volu- THI ' : ' - First U Envoy To India Sworn Electric Hour -- fails" parently of a heart attack He and James Norman Hall were pilots - in the Lafayette escadrille during- World War 1 later joined the U S army flying service and sailed for the South Seas In 1919 Nordhoff fell in love with S the daughter of a Tahitan chief and they were married Books by the pair in addition to "Mutiny" and "The Hurricane" include "Pitcairn Island" "The Dark WASHINGTON April 11 (UP) River" and "Men Without Cou- —Henry F Grady of San Francisco Friday was sworn in as the ntry" They collaborated on a first United States ambassador to history "Lafayette India The oath of office was administered by Stanley Woodward chief of the State Department's protocol "Education in the division Great Basin" Grady said he expects to sail from San Francisco on May 2 to A serles of discussIont on the take up his new duties Tho now ' ' ' g' for their living colleagues in Chicago April 26 in an effort to impress "those on whom the city depends for its leadership with exactly what happens when the heart BARBARA Cal 11 ()Pi—Charles B Nordhoff 60 whose writings—such as "Mutiny on the Bounty" and "The Hurdcane"—helped open up the pleasant vista of life in the South Seas was found dead Friday at his home ap- nd development by 'r I CHICAGO April 11 (A)—The diseased hearts of deceased business and civic leaders will be displayed Death Claims Nordhoff Noted Npthor SANTA April founding ALL:GIRL Late Leaders' Hearts to Be Put on Display 'vita terotrieeeet peeut Neete geaek' ccr:ipirti MAIN AT BROADWAY Salt Lako City—Dial 4-78- 61 ' |