Show -— - - downlink r I - I - THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE 2 York Nem Nem NEW YORK Feb 4—NineteenyeaPat Ward who it was rer-o1d 4F LAS VEGAS NEV Feb —Trial of a million-dolla- r damage suit against Sen Pat McCarran and 25 local casino oper- - ported had priced her affections at $100 an evening is slated to be the first witneu Friday when an jury in general sessions court begins hearing evidence in the vice trial of Minot Frazier (Mickey) Je lke III heir to an oleo fortune Mickey is being tried on a nine-couIindictment charging him with forcing young beauties into prostitution with living off their earnings and with conspiring to run the racket If convicted on all counts be could get maximum prison terms adding up to 148 years The jJury that will try the case was completed Wednesday after e - full — Noted Novelist Dies After Heart Attack BROOKLINE MASS Feb 4 Ben Ames Williams 64 (INS) one of the nation's best known i t - v 4 " 6 - v - 1 ators got under way Wednesday after Federal Judge Roger T Foley denied a motion for a change of venue Publisher Herman Greenspun's suit accuses McCarron Nevada Democrat of persuading the casino operator to arrange an advertising boycott against Greenspun's Las Vegas Sun because of crtitical comment it printed about the senator McCarron has denied the charge Attorneys for the defendants had sought a change ofvenue on the ground a fair trial would be 1 - rim - 1 k ' ti ' 1 z i i''I ' or - - 4 '' 1 ”f --- -- - 01 ‘ E ikktk t ! J : 1 $) l':!-- 1 ) fi ' ti v ( t r 4- - o' ''"" J o t e I 4-' ' - - -- Impossible here because Green-spuhad already "tried" the case In his newspaper thus prejudicing potential juriors After denying the motion Judge Foley ruled that there shall be no news pictures made in court and that newspaper coverage of the trial shall be limited to content of the court record There shall be no reporting of comment from attorneys outsisie :' n 04 00 ' P It V it :i c:iV 'lirA t 0' pl - 1 6- : it 4-- ' : ':i'el 747:' ' 0 A t :' r '''' ''' i - 4 r1 44'1" t 1 rtor ' ' r - - r' aitli: r!'1:i7f ' I n 43tJ t4 'Y? i4lC Vk ror: 1: 0) t iA' 1' '1" ' 0A ' i ' ra 'r:' to‘'5 or : ei 44 16 ' 4 '"! t 1 ott '' '' ' 1 :t:ttr'1:'"! ' - ! f tt i4 ' ': 1 c '' ')"! ' ' 0! Wtrephoto Ford Foundation Chairman Sets Return to Studebaker NEW YORK Feb 4 (UP) — Paul G Hoffman Wednesday resigned as chairman of the Ford Foundation and announced he will return to the Studebaker the automotive concern's board of directors Hoffman former Marshall Plan chief quit his government job to take over the vast philanthropic operations of the Ford Foundation in the later part of 1950 Wednesday the foundation's board of trustees announced they had accepted Hoffman's resignation after coming to an impasse over how Hoffman could remain in Pasadena Cal and direct the foundation in New York Corp as head 24-ho- of :orders were unprecedented emy said the deal Is set for N B C and R C A to pay $100000 for television rights thisl year No official announcement was made however pending signing of the contract The same word came from N B C The academy ran into financial difficulty several weeks ago when three major studios declined to chip in toward the !awards expense unless they were !given something to say about how the money would be spent The holdouts were Warners Columbia and Republic Republic later relented but the academy still was in monetary straits The academy was said to have been asked to condense the !awards program to one hour and to move the starting time up to 17 pm (PST) so that the show won't be late in reaching the East Dutch town flood-ravage- d "At their meeting in New York last week the trustees unanimously agreed to transfer the Pasadena functions to the East as soon as this can be done in an orderly manner" the trustees' statement said "While he concurs in this decision Mr Hoffman still wishes for personal reasons to remain in He has therefore Pasadena asked to resign as president and trustee of the foundation effective March 1 1953" The Studebaker Corp announced meanwhile that Hoffman associated with the company for 38 of the past 42 years would return March 1 as chairman of the board ttntRB del 01 IN IKOSI 2 0 : le '''' TN SENIC 7 NI i - Il ' — ( ': r 1 i-4- 1- itl h FIR s " YOUR OLD Th Mrs a NI Meal awl told fungi 4? 0 !iPli ' IX - 41611 — 1 I the FREEZER REA1 A 0 I BIG A insur Thl Webi the tax the tkodot PM4 - REFRIGERATOR Caft ) : REIZEI FOOD oo00100111111Th IN10( COMBINATION NirJ Sena voice Ployiep the Burg rectc t1 1 14‘ ! 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deliberation Wednesday V !You TILL Fi HOLLYWOOD Feb 4 1? — Netherlands Embassy said pelled heavy fog that had souped-i-n much of Northern and CenMoney to stage the motion pic- Wednesday ture Academy Awards this year Hays which is situated along tral California the past three is no longer a worry An angel the Smoky Hill River was severe- days turned up Wednesday and iron- ly damaged by the floodwaters The fog thickest recorded in which swept through the Midically its a television sponsor west in 1951 the region in five years had A spokesman for the acadsaid closed airports virtually halted An Adopts Dutch Town WASHINGTON Feb 4 1— the courtroom he ruled The little farming town of Hays Local newsmen said the judge's Kan has offered to adopt Pat Ward 19 key witness in New York vice trial strikes a pose resembling headache She will put finger on playboy Mickey Je Ike novelists and short story writers died late Wednesday of a heart attack: at the Country Club Williams and several friends were finishing a curling match when) was stricken He died a few minutes later despite the efforts of Doctors John Newell of Brookline and William Turtle of Newton to revive him They bad been playing on his team Williams began his writing career which won him plaudits and citations from every corner of the whose However world after his graduation from Miss Ward Dartmouth College in 1910 real name is Sandra Wistosky and who is living at home with Wu Newepaperman mama in lower east side Manbe Shortly after graduation hattan's Gas House district joined the staff of the Boston under $2500 ball and a his American During Evening promised to be "the police guard wrote free hours he story after best witness you've ever seen" story submitting them to maga"I am sincere and honest and zines and other pfriodicals All truthful and I'm going to tell in were rejected until finally December of 1912 he sold his the truth" she eaplained Je Ike's comment on her statefirst article for $50 "Well I wish everyA friend "staked" him to one ment was for Pat Ward" year so that be could devote thing good all his time to writing Between his short stories he had time to turn to the novel field Among his better-knownovels were "All the Brothers Were Valiant" "SmallI Town Girl "The Sea Bride" "The Strumpet Sea" "The Silver Forest" The Strange Woman" "Leave Her to Heaven" and his last "House Divided" Several Filmed Several of his novels were Filmed in Hollywood Williams is survived by his widow Florence Trafton Wilbarns a daughter Mrs frederick Wardwell who lives in Cherry Point N C with her Marine Corps captain husband and two sons Ben Ames Jr of Boston and Roger C of Portland Me I THE USA TV Willing 'Angel' to Movie Oscars Show Trial Opens In Ad Boycott court days during which 63 talesmen were examined The panel consists of a lone bachelor and II married men with two married men serving as alternates Admonished Jurors Immediately upon swearing the second alternate Judge Francis L Valente who will preside at the trial stirnly admonished the jurors against discussing the case The trial he pointed out is expected to last a month and he wants the jurors and alternates to shun newspapers TV and radio until their verdict is in They are not to discuss the case at any time even with their' wives Valente said and they must rebuff kidding friends even at the risk of being considered "brusque" Effective Now The rules said Valente were effective as of the moment of delivery 110I there would be "unpleasant( consequences" if he heard of any juror violating them Ile added that he has ample powers to make the consequences very unpleasant This warning the court said will be repeated before every recess and adjournment during the trial Miss Ward lent her presence to Wednesday's proceedings She arrived with her lawyer J Roland Sala once a New York city magistrate for the avowed purpose of looking over the courtroom before she is called to the witness stand for her starring role But attendants barred her from the courtroom and after hanging' around for a while she left Living at Home three SCANNE Sen M'Carran Star Girl Witness to 'Talk' Friday at NY Vice Trial Service 1953 5 February Thursday US CAMPAGNONS rt4 $ DELA CHANSON Ict Dick Chappell 701 SOUTH STATI lea Pair 44134-4-49- it 23 l'Irrr101Mr7vm007 n Ogs‘i By Every Standurd ' oncormArtaoLe VCIE 1 - 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