Show Friday Morning- () - -— Salt Cake aTIjc Clinic Saves New Mexico Jury Indicts Slale Attorney General Inseiisililc Crash Yicliin (li lomt HANTA FF N M July 30 New Mexico Attorney Gen- f alleged bribe tint I) of Willi Chase late Thursday eral K wna Indicted on a charge of bribery by a Santa Fe county grand Jury Investigating stats are li to bn ailhlolt ted ns evldetii o KajmedKcelusc' Goii losses to Denver Killing 111 SpUlrr 1 iNewhpaper Man ‘Blacks Out" in Falling to Earth The Indictment against Chase was the first true bill to be returned by tba Jury wide h first convened July fl That the attorney general's office was under investigation was Indicated by the witnesses called earlier Thursday and Wednesday They Included Assistant Attorney General George Hunker Jr Chase's secretary Frieda Turner and his forjner law partner Henry Hughes affairs District Judge David Chavez Jr set bond at $500 y District Attorney David snld the Indictment I barged the attorney grnrral with accepting a fee for writing an official opinion He declined to disclose the nature of the opinion or the amount of the Car-mod- (Editor's note: From lit bed Frank an army hospital Filan 37 veteran Associated i Press photographer of Los An-- ? geles told this story Thursday to A P Writer Itobert Myers in of his miraculous escape from an army bombardment training plane involved In a midair accidentFilan received relatively minor injuries in parachuting to earth Two other occupants of the plane — Sergeant Pilot Rodney M Gnm 20 Opheim Mont and Clarence L Block 29 civilian photographer attached to the west coast army air forces training center at Santa Ana Cal — were killed) Granger Calls For Greater War Sacrifice (Continued from Page One) who are fighting this war of sur- vival” Hurts Small Towns The situation is much more critical in the towns outside the large war industry areas of Salt By Frank Filan Associated Press Photographer VICTORVILLE Cal July 30 CP— I am & very lucky guy I half dived half fell from a spinning plane last night over an army bombing range near here cropped thousands of feet before suffiregaining consciousness ciently to pull my parachute ripcord then floated to the desert floor under the big silk 'chute which la probably the best friend I'll ever have Had I not been lucky enough to get out of the twisting ship as it spiraled dow’n I too would have been carried to my death with Block and Pilot Grim With a party of Los Angeles newspaper men I have been tourarmy flying fields ing west coast 10 for the past days learning first hand the steps it takes to tram an army pilot We took off about dark last on what the army described right as a local routine flight It was listed in the itinerary we were given as accompanying “high altitude record mission” I don't know how high we were Pretty hgh I guess Other planes with the other newspaper men aboard also were in the air I was riding near the door when the accident occurred (The army declined to make public details of the accident pending action of a board of inquiry) I had one chance to jump but I missed it I don’t know why I didn't jump right away We went into a spin and some way I never will know I managed to get out I "blacked out" and when I -- came to I was falling I decided I'd better pull the cord and get it oveT with so I yanked the ring Then I passed out again 'When I came to I was floating down near the earth possible production and the most complete efficiency out of the or- ganization we have” Mr Granger expressed interest in the success §f the war bond drive in Utah and recalled that the purchase of bonds was greatly accelerated in the east following the beginning of gasoline rationing ‘Fortunate In West’ “We are fortunate In the west” he said “in having felt little of the hardships of rationing as they are known in the east I have found here a consciousness of war but I do not believe we westerners are as fully conscious of the seriousness of this struggle as are persons in the seaboard areas and In sections where rationing la Lake City Ogden Provo Tooele he Brigham City and Wendovercomsaid "Many of the smaller been have munities almost stripped of their young man power Men have gone to the service and effective” have movedi into areas where “Utah residents” he said “will higher paid defense jobs are avail- become more cognizant of the able” great effort this country is makConcerning the possible duration ing next March when the income of the struggle and Washington’s tax comes due We have had to attitude relative to the allies’ extend the tax to the single man position today Mr Granger said: earning $10 a week and the marIt will be a long hard fight and ried man earning $20 That is things will be much worse before carrying the burden directly to the people” they are better” Mr Granger said he and his Mr Granger expressed his opcolleagues from Utah at the na- position to one provision of the tional capitol had succeeded In tax bill which recently passed the carrying out their complete de- house of representatives and has fense program for this state and been given to the senate that Utah was now in a position “That bill carries a clause asto contribute a full measure to the sessing a 5 per cent tax on freight rates on all commodities except national war effort coal and a 5 cent per ton tax on War Setup Perfected coal Both items I consider unfair Questioned regarding the possi- to the intermountain area and I bilities of future expansion in war hope the senate throws the clause industries he said he believed the out” he said nation already has perfected its He explained that this region setup for manufacture and dis- now pays the largest freight rates tribution of war supplies and its in the country and that all our raw products must be shipped to training of fightingmen “I believe the projects already markets in the more populous secapproved and under construction tion of the country Also he exwill be sufficient to handle our plained that manufactured articles entire output of natural re- and commodities shipped into this sources” he said “Probably a few region would have to carry the small changes may be made in the burden of the added freight taxaestablishments being built as a tion point in part of the war program But our “We are at the high hev to most now said Is the schedules” the get problem freight iFr'Umnc IMuii Admit Hiding in Hotine i And Slaving Owner DENVER July 30 (UP)— A “spider man” clad half-starve- d In rags tied together with a rope was dragged from a tiny cubbyhole in the attic of a north aide home Thursday and a short time later he admitted to police that he was the man who last October killed elderly Philip Petera Owner of the house The gaunt suspect Identified to Detective himself Captain James Childers as Matthew Core nish 59 a advertising salesman at Tonawanda N Y He told the police captain he had beaten Peters to death with a heavy gun in the first floor living room of the house after Peters found him sneaking down from his box-lik- e hiding place in the some food attic from the ice box one-tim- cob-webb- to-ta- ed ke “Rates from here to the weBt coast gradually become lower and the same condition exists at points from here to the east Utah farmers and stock raisers will be unduly burdened if this freight tax item succeeds in passing the sen- ate” Mr Granger and his wife and secretary stopped at the Temple Square hotel Thursday night after coming here from Cedar City SPiCIALI Serviceable Reg 2 981 Kltchmn Step Stool device Self-locki- clicks into place by itself Stands firm 44 won’t wobble in use R gularly 7941 Big evolif Rsversii! 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Crash Claims Ten Airmen In Minnesota 3 a (Continued from Page One) from United Airlines then converted into a cargo ship It was brought here about two weeks ago ard was to'have been flown by Northwest Airlines crews Because of the nonschedule nature of the flght Northwest officials had difficulty identifying victims and number aboard the ship All mechanics and groomers who had bfen on’ duty up to the time of flight were ordered to report back to their headquarters and check in One groomer Paul F Parlin St Pau) at first reported aboard the ship was found home In bed Three army men Sergeant Wilbur W Callen Nampa Idaho Technical Sergeant Fred Edwards Phoenix Ariz and Corporal William Nolan Elkhart Ind were thanking their luck They had entered the ship just before the takeoff but were ordered off by the because the ship was loaded 'pilots Pilot Olson was a native of Wis attended school in Chippewa Falls and had learned to fly at Rice Lake Wis He is survived by his widow and one child Fischer was a native of Fremont Ohio and had learned to fly at Cleveland Air-lire- i THIS WEEK ONLY! 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